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,i ~\fT* ' W ?p»» ., - * ?'r r^j4 ™ "•jp|^fK*s \? rc> ^ ' -. I'1'-'•? ,' PG. 4, -"PLAINDEAIER-FS., SEPT., 20, 1968 " , - ••••: /••.... ., BROTHER TO NAVY BAND FIRST CHAIR ,v\>. . m • r • ? GAIL WILLIAMS ft. -K •*'. £. 653-5371 ' ,'V .;•*>£ ir - URGE BOYS TO ATTEND SPECIAL * : SCOUT NIGHT All boys In third, fourth, fifth and sixth grades interested in / scouting should attend Scout Mght with their parents on Wedj nesday, Sept. 25, at 7:30 p.m. , at Harrison school. WardEhredt is chairman. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Mrs. Ward (Phyllis) Ehredt, Oakwood Shores, on Sept. 24. Mr. George Faltum celebrated his day Sept. 11. and Mrs. Elizabeth Faltum of Deep Springs Woods observed her birthday Sept. 14. Also, Mrs. Randy (Beth) Sellek, Wonder Center, celebrated her birthday Sept. 13. Mrs. Ken (Joan) Scheib, Oakwood Shares, observes her birthday on Sept. 23. Happy birthday toall'!! HERE AND THERE li BUSINESS NEW MANAGER PLAN ANNUAL MEETING ANNIVERSARY Ken and Joan Scheib, Oak- wood Shores, will celebrate their anniversary* Sept. 24. WELCOME MAT Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Arvidson have recently moved from Lakemoor to Wonder Lake. They are residing at 8512 Memory Trail, Highland Shores. Their daughter, Mrs. Wilbur (Lois) Haak, resides in Indian Ridge. Welcome to the Late!!!! CELEBRATE 25TH ANNIVERSARY Sam and Betty Lamont, Indian Ridge, celebrated their silver anniversary with an open house buffet supper, Saturday Sept. 14 at the L aloe view Inn, Wonder Center. The actual date is Sept. 17, 1943. The Lamonts were married in Scotland and have two children, Sam, Jr., and Heather. HOSPITALIZED Ernie Vogt, Wonder Center, has been a patient at McHenry hospital but was expected home over the weekend. Also, Mrs. Myrtle Schwartz was a patient at Woodstock hospital this past week. Bye for now, see you next week. I didn't receive any college bound calls, if you know of any youth furthering their education, please call 653-5371. WESLEY CARLSON • Wesley Carlson, new manager at the McHenry Jewel Tea store comes to McHenry with a long background of service to the company. ... He was born in Lombard and later moved to Barrington. Prior to becoming employed by Jewel he attended Elgin Community college. : Mr. Carlson began his association with the company in the Barrington store and worked in various suburban stores as produce manager and assistant manager. His first store manager was West Rogers Park and he also served in this capacity in Norwood Park, Skokie and Linconwood. He came to McHenry from the Lincolnwood Plaza shopping center. - In his last location, Mr. Carlson was active in the distributive education program with Mather high school. He assisted in fund raising programs among various groups. : He lives in Cary with his wife Gloria, a son, Scott, 3, and 3 daughter, Anne, 1 year. DRIVER KILLED Mrs. Marion L. Null, 59, of Genoa City, Wis., was killed at 8:20 Tuesday evening when her auto rolled over west of Hebron on Rt. 173. A passenger, Dwight Hoskins of Sulpher, La., was seriously injured. Mrs. Null's death was the thirtieth fatatlity in the county this year. KILLED ON HIGHWAY An unidentified man sitting in the middle of UJS. 20, east of Union road, was struck and killed at 11:45 p.m. Wednesday by Lowell Crawford of Janesville, Wis., who reported to state police. 1961 car registrations showed 7.4 million American families with more than one car. JOHN L. EMRICH Petty Officer 1st Class USN John L. Emrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Emrich, Elgin, was recently appointed first chair, solo cornetist with the United States Navy Band, Washington, D.C. Lt. Com. Anthony A. Mitchel USN is the director. Petty Officer Emrich started his music career at the age of 7 and was active in the Elgin public schools? music organizations. He attended North Central college in Naperville. Upon completion of his recruit training, he was chosen honor man of his company. He was also honor man of his class when he graduated from the Navy's music school in Washington D.C, Emrich was sent on a good will tour to Africa and has played concerts in South America, Italy, Spain and on a tour of duty with the 6th fleet aboard the USS Albany, played at the Cannes Music Festival in France. A soloists with the Great Lakes Training center band at the start of his second enlistment, he was sent to Washington to become a member of the US Navy band. John was featured as an English post horn soloist on a tour of cities in the eastern and midwestern states in 1967. People in this area will remember the concert presented in Lake Zurich. He and his wife, Lois, have one child, a son, and they reside in Maryland. He is the brother of Mrs. C.D. (Sally) Pierce of Woodstock and Mrs. Weg (Peg- „gy) ffiomas of McHenry. ~-ilrs. (Justen) Weideman returned recently from Hawaii where she spent a week with her husband, John Weideman, where he was vacationing from his Navy duties in Vietnam. Enroute she visited her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Clement(Judy FreundO in San Francisco where he is stationed with the ait force. Mrs. Richard Rapp and sons, Steve and Gary, of Rockfard were Sunday visitors inthe Fred Bienapfl home and dinner guests there on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hauner, Mrs. Clara Wright and Mrs. Martha Thiel. Miss Clara Miller spent the week as the guest of Mrs. Ida Quinlan in Park Ridge. Miss Elsie Anderson of Chicago spent a few days this week in the home of her sister, Mrs. Ben Miller. Miss Carol Heuser of Chicago visited her grandmother, Mrs. Helen Heuser, a few days last week. Mrs. Annabel Aicher and brother, Leo Heimer, visited the Paul Bickler family in their new home in Park Ridge Saturday. Mrs. Ben Miller has returned from a two weeks visit inthe home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Peterson, in Hastings, Minn. William Althoff was in Chicago a few days this week where he attended a meeting of the high court of the Catholic Order of Foresters. Mrs. Carol Flashberger and son returned to their home in Caspian, Mich., recently after a few weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Michael Degen. Mr. and Mrs. William£. Doherty and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weingart spent Sunday in the Peter Weingart home in Arlington Heights where they helped their granddaughter, Lori Weingart, celebrate her eleventh birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson and Mrs. Kathryn Worts were Sunday visitors in the John Thompson home in Kansasville, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayman and sons of Arlington Heights visited her father, Herb Simon and other relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tonyan, son, Paul, Mrs. Michael Degen and Joseph Williams were Sunday visitors inthe Mar- Is A Picture Of A »••• ARTHUR J. HOLST The Federal Land Bank association of Woodstock will < conduct its annual meeting Oct. •12 at Marian Central Catholic * high school. The meeting will I begin at 7:30 p.m. with a ban- Zaoet roast beef dinner. r eatLu cu iui' the a meeting will be Arthur J. Hoist > a member of the National Foct- ;*• ball League's officiating staff. " Mr. Hoist, from Peoria, is a •"graduate of Knox college and KJias done graduate work at the ^University of Illinois in econo- 'mics and marketing. He was a ^salesman for ten years and be- £*gan hispre^ciit duties as admin- ^istrator of the Forest Park ^Foundation of Peoria in 1957. £The title of Mr. Hoist's talk 11 be "Stewardship in Action". Hie Federal Land Bank Association serves McHenry, Lake *<and Boone Counties. The association is operated Lfyv *«•*"» ("""ftors from the to a three year term, manager of the association You can't SEE it... But you can FEEL it! Drafts come in different sizes (this is a small size!) but, LITTLE or BIG they should a be ELIMINATED .and WE have the material to do iti I • WEATHER STRIPPING for doors and windows CAULKING COMPOUND • TRANSPARENT ftASTK storm window and door kits for floors, walls, and ceilings s Robert E. Coots. I Alexander Lumber Co 909 N. Front, McHenry 385-1424 tin Williams home in Chicago. Mrs. Edward Nickels vacationed with her brother, Edward IXbler, and wife ofWoodstock at their summer home at Stone Lake, Wis., last week. Her daughter, Mrs. John Reed, husband and children of Woodstock motored there for the weekend and she returned; to McHenry with them. -*,w ATTENDS ACADEMY Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam, Wis., an independent coeducational, se condary boarding school, began its 114th year on Sept. 12. Attending Wayland from the McHenry area is Donald Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swanson, 1013 N. Cherry Valley road. INVESTIGATED Three accidents have investigated in the past week by local police. Lawrence R. Rasmussen of m. 1, Hartford, Wis., told authorities he stopped in the east - bound lane on W. Mill street to make a left turn onto the driveway. His trailer was extended too far to permit a turn so he walked to the rear and opened the sliders on the trailer. As he stepped back in the truck, Clifford T. Morris of Orchard drive, McHenry drove up behind. Rasmussen flailed to see the other auto and lacked to shorten the distance between cab and trailer. When sliders locked, the whole unit moved back and struck the other vehicle. Gayle E. Anderson of W. Willow lane, McHenry, had made a left turn from east to north on N. Green street and stopped. .William C. Smith of Hyde Park Avenue, McHenry, had just made a right turn west to north and 'struck the rear of the other car as it stopped. Robert R. Cavin of Delavan, Wis., told policehewasthe third car in line on Crystal Lake road and Rt. 120; making a left . turn onto the highway. An unknown driver made a left turn and Doris M. Parker of S. Hfcrf riet lane. McHenry, pulled i© to the highway. When she saw approaching traffic she becked, striking the Cavin auto in the 1 left front and breaking glass in the parkins 11^ The driver of { the second car said an uniden- j tided driver made the left turn I the highway.She pulled up to " the highway and stopped, when; j she said, Cavin ran into tor?* auto, causing dan^ to the ; trunk. : ' Pepsi Colo ONLY At Doesn't Include COCA COLA at TTiaf Price Cardinal Wines & Liquor Cryitel LaVe, , _ Rlv $4 .. • ^ -.fhon® 4SMQ50 the McHenry Publk Schools Preseht A Community School Of Adult Education REGISTRATION INFORMATION Classes •••••••••• Registration CIhbhm will begin in the week of October 7 and will be held from seven nine o'clock pan. unless otherwise specified at the time of registration. Classes will meet weekly on the day listed at registration. Non-credit coarse* will meet for ten courses for high school credit will meet for fifteen weeks. ••• Registration win be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Ttanday, Sept. 24, SR aad M tern six-thirty fo sine o'clock p.m. In the Junior High School ©ymnastom 2n Me- Homy. The AdebIof Sigh School Is located at 8711 W. Kane Avaune Im L&eHeniy. MMdnala nnalde to register during these hours may register by contacting Mr. @®sse Utile, Community School Director, 8026 W. Main St, McHenry. (885-7210) g1® additional Information plinnn contact Gene Little, Board of Education offices. (885*7210). , Tuition:. Refund* • • •••••• •••••• A fee Is to be paid at the time of registration for non-credit comm. The fee for High School Credit courses Is $15. Book rentals, and cost of supplies will be paid by the students. The Community School Director reserves the right to cancel any class w® 1m* adequate enrollment or for which a qualified teacher cannot be found. will be refunded only In such cases or after the first meeting of a class frpglit Courses® worses will be offered for adults wishing to complete their High School degs©& High School seniors may also be admitted to credit courses. These cou&ess will meet once a week for 15 weeks, with e hours of homework per week as a required part of their course. Students should get approval from their past principal to take such courses. COURSES OFFERED The world of Adult Education is full of excitement, full of opportunities for enrichment, full of ideas to help you live a better life. The following brief descriptions of courses offered are general in nature, but should give an idea as to content, procedure, and interest Schedules ire subject to change if necessary. ADDRESSES OF SCHOOLS McHenry High School, East Campus, 1012 No. Green St, McHenry, Illinois McHenry High School, West Campus, 4724 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry, Illinois McHenry Junior High School, 3711 W. Kane St, McHenry, Illinois Edgebrook Elementary School, \701 N. Green St, McHenry, Illinois CREATIVE LEISURE Antiques For Fun - Ida Kobersteine Monday Beauty on a Budget - Mrs. L. Hagemann Tuesday Know Your Camera - Mike Brown Tuesday Ceramics - Gene Maris Tuesday Community Public SpeaMng - Allen Lyndrup. Wednesday Bridge - Dorothy Adams Wednesday Contemporary American Literature - Mary Leipzig Wednesday Creative Writing - Myrtle Procter Monday Rug Making - Mrs. Keeney Thursday Beginning Ballroom Dancing - Mr. & Mrs. Rades -- Tuesday Beginning Square Dancing To Be Announced General Drawing and Painting - Mr. Neubauer Monday Portrait Drawing & Painting - Mr. Neubauer Wednesday Flower Arranging To Be Announced Art Appreciation - Mr. Neubauer • •. Thursday Music Appreciation - Phil Helwig Tuesday Guitar Instruction - Peter Gorgo Wednesday Organ Instruction • Mr. Jezaach Monday Leathercraft - Jim Warren Tuesday Readers Theater - Mrs. Howton .. Monday & Wednesday Hair Styling & Wigs - Eleanor Justen Thursday Poodle Grooming - Gail Crokin Tuesday How to Enjoy Retirement To Be Announced How to Study To Be Announced Dog Obedience To Be Announced FOREIGN LANGUAGES Conversational French - John Burke Thursday Conversational Spanish - Linda Gladstone ... Tuesday Conversational German To Be Announced HOME ft FAMILY Interior Decorating - Carol Lossin Thursday Italian Cookery • Mrs. Masconi Monday Basket Weaving - Mrs. Sparks .. Tuesday Needlepoint and Caning - Mrs. Adams^....... Thursday Beginning Sewing & Selection - Vera Anderson Monday Advanced Sewing - Janis Cramer Tuesday Furniture Upholstering Arthur Fenske Tuesday & Thursday Basic Auto Mechanics For Women - Clifford Flowers Monday Cooking Basics - Mrs. Masconi Wednesday Party Foods - Mrs. Kencle Wednesday Cake Decoration - Glen Peterson Tuesday Beginner Knitting - Mrs. Keeney Monday How to Buy or Sell Your Home - Joe Nischan Monday Real Estate & Insurance For Homemakers - Mr. Pollock Thursday Recreation Room Construction • Mr. SBmmerman Tuesday Mr. Pintozzi Tuesday Preparation For Citizenship • Terry Mtfeanson Wednesday Modern Math for Parents - Dianne Wooley .. Monday Problems of Adolescent Youth - W. Folley Monday Sex Education for Parents - Mr. Jones Tuesday BUSINESS COURSES Bookkeeping I • Sharon Grove Monday Bookkeeping n To Be Announced Basic Accounting - Sherwin Sternberg Thursday Typing I - Miss Hanley . Monday Typing n - Patti Brooke .................. Wednesday Shorthand I - Evelyn Edinger Tuesday Business Machines • Lee Lokay Wednesday Basic Data Processing • Mr. Sternberg Tuesday Reading Improvement - Miss Wallace Monday Investments and Securities - Walter Schuette . Tuesday Business Arithmetic ° Dianne Wooley Tuesday TECHNICAL COURSES • Trades * Industry Drafting - Gene Harrier Tuesday Blue Print Reading - Gene Harner TSiursday Electronic I - Orrin Mitsven Wednesday Electronics n To Be Announced Welding - Eugene Rosio Tuesday Refrigeration I - Frank Kellner Tuesday Electric Motor Servicing - Bruce Klontz ...... Tuesday Small Gas Engines To Be Announced Machine Shop Basics • Orrin Mitsven Monday Auto Body Repair Basics - Frank Gregory Tuesday IFUSST AID ' SB0>I&TS FOR FUN 4k FITNESS Angling - Mr. Useman Hiesday Chess To Be Announced Jogging For Physical Conditioning (For Men) Mr. Blank .i. VnnHay Swimming Through Dance & Exercise- Miss Conway Monday Introduction to Self-Defense To Be Announced Golf - Pete Fransen Mnnday & Tuesday Swimming For Women - Miss Peterson Monday Swimming For Men - R. L. Eberhardy Recreational Swimming for the Family - Gary Collins Thursday Hunter Safety - Jerry Matthews Beginning Archery - Mary Lou Fisli .... Monday 25 Mile Swim - Ken Swanson Fencing - Mary Lou Fisli Monday HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT General English - Marie Kenyon Mnwrfny Sociology - Marie Kenyon Wednesday International Relations • Terry Whitney .. Wednesday Algebra I - Dianne Wooley Wednesday Psychology - Bert Hagemann Monday American History - Gary Gray ............ Wednesday World History - Jim Spencer Thursday General Science - Carl Wagner Mnt^ay Anatomy & Physiology - Mr. Rich Monday Medical Physiology • Mr. Mally Chemistry To Be Announced