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Ion Four -- Page Six THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday* June 9# 196( SUHNYSIDE VILLAGE BOB! CBOWLEK; EQUIP BIKES ^ WITH REFLECTIVE TAPE AFTER DARK Youngsters should not be riding bikes after dark, but if they do - strips of reflective tape should be put on the rear lender, handle bars, and front forks of the bikes, making each One visible after dark from all 'iiSu.-.i gles. s I ' sJThe highly reflective tape is Visible at a distance -up to 1500 in the headlights of the autojipobile. I belive the village children can obtain this tape <||om the V.F.W. in McHenry. ^Parents should warn their Children about the danger of •Hike riding oh these local nartow roads - day or night, Wisconsin %cA well deserved vacation was PHONE 385-266* i enjoyed by Jim Hoffhian and his buddies. They stayed up at Three Lakes, Wis., for a week trying to rid the water of all the fish. They caught twentyfive walleyes, seven northerns, and many perch and muskies. While Jim was gone Mama Dianne and kiddies enjoyed a day at the Lincoln Park Zoo. We Need Volunteers Grass is knee high in the park and also full of weeds which is an eyesore and also dangerous for the little ones who play there. " Bits of Memorial Weekend The Kunkles had some Of their family out from Addison for the weekend. The children sure had a grand time. Uncle Otto spent the weekend with Irma and her brood. HOLIDAY HBLLS NEWSINEZ YOUNG Hold iminog® Sale Scfwrd^y - Don't forget the liirtimage sale this Saturday, Jfiine 11, and Sunday, June 12, to be held at the 'Ranch House'. Sponsored by the Hifi$day Hills property Owners 'Association, the co-chairmen, Bill Boeftcher and Mary Mahon, have" been busy gathering and sorting for the past several months, Come on down, it's on the corner of Raver Road and Sunset Drive, cMit j»t the entrance of the subfPislin. Bring your friends, and relatives, we may have just what you've been looking for. That's Saturday from 9 aVm. til 1 p.m. and Sunday Q$>m 9 a.m. til noon. Swimming Lessons Begin Monday Swimming lessons will begin this coming Monday at the lake beach. Each year the Holiday Hills Woman's Club contacts a qualified Red Cross instructor and sets up the schedule of classes. During the time that lessons are being given, residents «are asked liot to use the beach or to send down children who are not in class. Our aim is to teach every child to swim and to teach them respect for this recreational facility which we are privileged to have here. Lest we have a tragedy here, teach your child to swim. Teuliers Welcome Baby Boy Our heartiest congratulations to Midge and Don Ttjuber who are the proud parents of a brand new baby.-Jjoyv Kristopher Apdrew.-ivasf borjt 'on Friday. May af Highland Park hospital, v«e|ghing £ lbs.* 7 ozs. Equally delighted ^witit' a new brother are Keith, Kurt and Patrick. i(,„ Pot-Luck Dinner •jBy this time, I'm sure most INSURED SAFE n Mc HENRY SAVINGS AND LOAN A S S O C I A T I O N 885-4672 of you have been contacted on the pot-luck dinner to be held next Wednesday, June 15, at the ranch house. Sponsored by the Holiday Hills Property Owners association under the chairmanship of Mickey Walters, dinner will be served from 5 until 8 p.m. Special prices for children 4 thru 11 and children under 4 are admitted free. The food is all home cooked, so get out of the kitchen and bring the family down to the ranch house for dinner Wednesday. Party for Schroeders A gala party was held at the Kasprzyk home on Saturday, May 28, with Joan and Harry Schroeder as the guests of honor. Enjoying the evening (and morning) were the Bill Mahons, Norm Szamlewskis, Bill Boettchers, John Hales, Bill Abbinks, Wally Foremans, Don Gabriels, Gerri Postal, Don Teuber, Connie Hart, the Cldr Youngs and Donna and Con Kasprzyk. The party was such fun that some of the mwent back and co'rltblued the celebration on Sunday. Spaghetti Dinner The Griswold Lake Athletic Club will hold a spaghetti dinner soon. Watch this column for further details. Greetings A happy birthday to Scott Jende who celebrated his sixteenth birthday on Tuesday, June 7. Charley who is home frpm College helped make his visit worth while. Edy Tello from Chicago and his lovely wife and daughter spent the weekend with his ma and pa on Riverview drive. The Rich Fredericks had a house full of company and by all indications it appeared they were sure' living it up. Pat and her Patty from Clarendon Hills paid a visit with the old gal - you know who. She is a busy person these days getting son, Jimmy, off to attend -Oxford university in E n g l a n d f o r t h e s u m m e r months. Aunt Laura's sister Agnes from the big city came out for the weekend and the two of them managed to take in a couple of shows and ate some good food at their favorite restaurants in McHenry. They also paid a visit with, the Smith boys, Ted and Jerry, in Sunnyside Beach. Passes On It-was quite a shock to the villagers when our dear neighbor, William Miller died so suddenly. He had surgery in McHenry hospital o na Wednesday and passed away several days later. Survivors were his mother, Mrs. Delfeld, of Sunnyside. The village folks offer their condolence to his dear mother and other relatives. Graduation Party Mrs. Prokop spent a few days in Indiana with her sister. The big attraction was a celebration given for her niece's graduation. When Mr. Prokop picked her up there were more celebrations which were enjoyed by many more relatives who joined them. Michele Dougherty graduated from N.I.U. last week and will further her studies in Middleberry, Vermont, this summer. A party was given in her honor at her home with many relatives, friends and neighbors. > Preparations All our young mothers are getting ready to entertain their little ones for the summer months - such as picnicking, horse back riding, swimming, etc. ' •*$ Outdoor activities are dangerous so please be extra careffil because it sure would be grand if all the little ones will be back at their desks in September. Closing So now comes the time whep I must sign off. Be good to your neighbor as it always pays off. Bye for now. PHOTO SHOW FEATURE OF '66 ART FAIR A photography show Will again be included in the McHenry Country Art Fair to be held June 17, 18 and 19 at the McHenry junior high school Cecil Kanter and pebo Buralli, Jr., of McHenry are co-chair* men. Mr. Kanter states that "Photography is an art form, and this show will give photographers the opportunity to display their artistic talent." The show is open to any "photo bug" -- amateur, semiprofessional or professional photographer who is a resident of McHenry county. The deadline date is June 10. Four professional photographers in the county have already registered. There are no limitations as to subject matter or number of prints. They may be any size and must be mounted. Judges will be Evelyn Robbins of "Chicago, head of Chicago Area Camera Clubs asso* ciation; Fred Fix of North"! brook, donor of Fred Fix - si Photograph scholarship; and Mrs. Margaret Coneely, well known for her stereo work. Mrs. Coneely is registrar pf Loyola university and has won a number of international awards. Trophies and ribbons will be presented to winners. Judging will be held June 12 at 3 p.m. at the McHenry junior high school. The public is invited. An entry blank and further' information may be obtained by calling Mr. Kanter. FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Locally OnM Mi , ©psmtefl FREE PMJVEBY -- ^Complete Line of DatrJ Prodaoti Phone 385-0195 or "3854)232 A. B. McCONNELL Republican Candidate For STATE 1 12 14 32nd DISTRICT Primary Election -- Tuesday, June 14, 1966 years as a STATE REPRESENTATIVE with an unsurpassed COMMON SENSE CONSERVATIVE voting Record. years on the McHenry COUNTY BOARD, one term as Chairman. Many years as a Republican Precinct Committeeman. A Realtor, the ONLY Candidate with Experience in Both Local and State Government and Both Business and Agricultijjpe. There Is No Substitute For Experience • ISM H. EUGENE BREWER Quali@d to do a Job ... Experience -- PRIMARY SUCTION JUNE 14,1966 E H. EUGENE BREWER Repyblican Conciliate for County Treasurer To serve the people of McHenry County in an honest and effective manner is the only promise I can and intend to make .. . This is an Important Office & Demands Ability & Integrity CITIZENS FOR BREWER Ronald J. Morris, Chairman ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED IN ANNUAL MEET The annual meeting of the McHenry County Association f o r R e t a i - d e d C h i l d r e n w a s held last week at the First Baptist church, McHenry. The yearly reports show that enrollment in the training center has risen to seven students and to eight in the workship. Special note was made of the fine volunteer help at the training center during the year, namely, Mrs. Harold Wchnrado, Mrs. C. J. Keefer, Mrs. Margaret Kellner, Mrs. Roger Stilling, Mrs. Eleanor Hushka, Mrs. T. J. Meehan, Mrs. Robert Covalt, Mrs. Lorraine Pitzen, Mrs. Lucille Fanning and Mrs. Dorothy Pitzen. A rummage sale will be held on July 7 and 8 in the Zion Litheran church of McHenry, with Mrs. William Pierce in charge. All members are asked to collect, rummage and help during the sale time. A picnic will be held on Tuesday, June 7, at Veterans Acres, Crystal Lake, as a closing activity for the training center; Teachers, students, volunteers, and all the association is welcome 1for the fun by bringing a large dish to pass. Mrs. Joseph Huff and Mrs.. Raymond Clark are in charge of prizes and food. An election of new board ipembers resulted in the election of ' Mrs. Arthur Pears, Rod Shiveley and Dr. Benjamin Joshel of Crystal Lake, Edward Guettler of McHenry and Walter Patzke ' of McCullom Lake to the board. The next meeting will be held at the Raymond Clark home in McHenry on June 14; when the officers for the following year will be elected. Play Newspaper BINGO MEDICARE HOSPITALS <QHQSEN Dr. Franklin D. Yoder, director, Illinois Department of Public Health, has announced that, based on department recommendations, five hospitals in the state have been determined eligible to participate in the health insurance program for the aged (Medicare). The five hospitals are: Evanston hospital, Evanston; St. Joseph hospital, Joliet; Alton Memorial hospital, Alton; St. Francis hospital, Macomb, and Herrin Hospital, Herrin. Their particip a t i o n . i n t h e p r o g r a m was made official when the Social Security Administration signed an agreement with each of the institutions. The Medicare program goes into effect July 1. Nearly all hospitals that .serve adult patients in Illinois how have filed requests for certification with the department. SHOP IN McHEMRY S K I N I M E R TREASURER VOTE JUNE 14th Elect RAY CHIREMPES 1 ! F T - REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOE S H E R I F F The Experienced 'Man who wants to Serve his county M After he so proudly • Servied his country Tills ad paid for by TEENS for Chirempes Wheredoyawannago? Downtown to shop «• down the stnat to the tfritM or Take off and travel in a new Chevrolet! 2966 Chevrolet Smpala Sport Sedan with eight features now otandard for your added safety--including back-up lights end §ea£ belts front and rear (always buckle up!). You'll arrive relaxed. Fresh. The ride, you see, is so smooth and quiet with those foam-cushioned seats and over 700 shock and sound absorbers softening the way. What you get is • The meticulous coachwork of Body by Fisher that surrounds you with rich appointments, deep-twist carpeting • Full Coil suspension that flattens hills and uncrinkles roads • Magic-Mirror finish with a shine so deep, seems you could stick your finger into it • Gobs of room for hips and shoulders, legs and feet. What you can add includes • Comfortron automatic heating and air conditioning--spring weather the year round • AM-FM multiplex stereo radio • Tilt-telescopic steering, so you can position the wheel just so • Power everything--brakes, windows, seats, steering. And what you do is see your Chevrolet dealer now. You'll never find a better time to buy, so Whatayawaitinfor? Summer's come, get going. Big-saving summer buys on Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy n and Corvair. See your Chevrolet i@al@r for fast, fast ^@ry on all kinds ofChiwrol • • • i's GM CHEVROLE' ChtwMtt OMtloft CLARK CHEVROLET SUES 12-5318 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS PHONE 385*0277