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\ r '* 1 ^ Jecilon One --- Page Eight %Sv k •*» ,Jru >J >!*>.*!"* k.-i •• - ;^' ' " --: ' r< j,.ii-nt' -• THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 22. 1965 Winners In Latin Contest - •'" ""'Mte" ',& ,1U I p;!!!»"lf ^Siiiilii ililsli ffi ; Mil' iJKridi. HOWARD BRODY Latin II Susan. Farr, senior, and Howard Brody, a sophomore at Mc- Henry High school are among about 200 Latin students from throughout the state selected to participate in the Illinois Latin contest finals at North Central College, Naperville, on May 8. From eight taking part in the district contest from the local high school in late March, five were given ratings. They were Jeff Nellis, Bruce DoMoto and Howard Brody in Latin II, Pamela Parkhurst in Latin III (Virgil) and Sue Farr in Latin IV. From this select group, contest officials chose state contestants by taking those with top grades in district competition. Howard had one of the highest ratings in the state at the district level. In all, about 2,500 students participated. SUSAN FARR Latin IV BRUCE DoMOTO Latin II PAMELA PARRHURST Latin III JEFF NELLIS Latin II Musin' & Meanderin' (Continued from Page 1) this, and the Junior high coach and teacher would have reaped tlie rewards of his profession had he known of their devotion to him. Mr. Merkel died unexpectedly last Wednesday, at the close of the final teaching day before Easter vacation. A large group of boys who had benefitted by his many hours of athletic instruction took up a collection, and brought flowers as they attended his wake in a body. One group included members 6f the Eagles baseball team of the Little League, which he coached for several years, and the other was made up of basketball players. The Plaindealer's most welcome visitor every Monday is tiny Linda Brennan, daughter of our Ringwood correspondent. Linda believes in spreading cheer, and her selection of Monday in a newspaper office is very fitting. This week the pretty little blonde girl brought an attractive post-Easter basket of candy. At Christmas it was holiday cookies, and almost any time of year when weather permits flowers to bloom, she brings a bouquet from the family garden. A few more Lindas in this world could make even the gloomy days worth living. With spring and the beginning of the baseball season, a little note from the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness makes us stop and think. They remind that 30,- 000 Americans who might have seen baseball last year are now blind and can never again watch a double play or a home run. This is the number of persons who go blind each year, yet half of this blindness can be prevented. In addition to the suffering, a quarter of a million dollars of Illinois tax money each month goes to support blindness. It is something each of us would do well to consider when we are inclined to become careless where our eyes are concerned. K. A. F. HONOR MCHS ATHLETES AT ANNUAL BANQUET (Continued from"Page 1) head track and cross country; Charles Cuda. head golf; also Bob Hendricks, John Mesching,' Jerry Fain, Dick Rabbit, Bud Murray, Gene Brooke, Bert Hagemann, Roy Willis and Bill Perry. Recognize Athletes Athletes to be honored are Rich Albright, Ron Amour, Jim Anderson, Dennis Blake, Joe Bel lino, Vic Beck, Myron Bentz, Jerry Buch, Tom Carlson, Trey Covalt, Dave Dimon, Bob Doran, Terry Doran, Tom Dougherty, Hal Eurich, John Fleck, Bob Fowler, Bu// Frett, Dave Freund and Tim Freund. Also Ron Gelvin, Dean Glosson, Mickey Goodfellow, Ohmer Goehler, Jim Geds, Bill Houck, Rich Harrison, Earl Hansen, George Hauser, John ^leckman, John Henneberg, Jim Herman. Steve Houseth, Wayne Hiller, Keith Jensen, Carl Johnson, Bob Karstens, Craig Keith, Mike Keller, Bryre Klontz, George Koch and Jim Koch. Also Tom Landis, Scott La- Grecca, Ken Laurence, Jerry Luciano, Paul Liebman, Tom Lawniczak, Ken Liebach, Gary Lockwood, Tom Lunkenheimer, Paul McDonald, Ed. Malenius, Rod Mauch, Dale Marzano, Jim Meyers, Chuck Messel, Terry Miller, John Michels, Steve Missraan, C. Neubaurer, Jim Morenz, Roy Moss, John Nolan, Alan Olsen, Glen Olsen and John Oppenheim, Also Ron Parks, Ray Olszewski, Roger Peck, Bruce Potratz, Rick Piatt, Mike Phelan, Mike Pliner, Chris Rasmussen, Garrett Redmond, A1 Sallustio, Joe Schujtz, Rich Smith, Dave Smith, Gary Snell, Dave L. Smith, Rich Soda,. Don Stine, Bob Townsend, Tom Wiles, Dave Wiekel, John Winston, Rich Wolf, Bob Zriny, Jim Zvonar and Mike Zvonar. Managers Honored Managers are Tom Tomlinson, Glen Decker, Carl Johnson, Tim Koleno, Jerry Luciano, Bob Karstens, Darnell Jones, Tony Carmona, Dave Patryas, Tom Laurence and Jerry Glosson. Honored for cheering the athletes on to victory during the season are Lynn Reihansperger, captain: Sherry Schultz, Jeannie Jo Benoche, Diane Johnson, Wendy Sayler, Mary Pliner and their sponsor, Mit>s Lorraine Frantz. McHENRY PTA GROUPS BENEFIT FROM MUSICAL (Contin' <«i From Page . 11 wood star who' is invited to a boys' Military high school', Wirisocki, for the. -big "prom -- has plans to reap harvests of publicity from being elected their queen. The hilarious adventures of the mix-ups in dates with boys and their visiting dates makes for a funj filled show bursting vvi'h songs j and dances. j Shirley has had considerable I experience with the Meloj dears, a singing group that : toured veterans' hospitals. She j has also participated in little theatre work in the Chicago area. She is a well kn w n entertainer in McHeriry and ha.-N been a member of the Mc- Henry Choral Club and has sung with the McHenry Stage Band. She appeared with Ann Varese and Company as the first lady-in-wailing in "Once Upon A Mattress" and Sally, the Saddle Rock saloon hostess,. in "The Unsinkable Molly Brown." She also played in "Send Me No Flowers" for the Art Fair last June. Gerry Wagner is playing opposite Shirley Smith as her agent, Jack Haggerty. This is Gerry's first leading role but he played Mr. Wilson in the Ann Varese and Company production of "Annie Get Your Gun" and doubled in many roles in the recent presentation, "Bye Bye Birdie.' Jeannie Jo Benoche and Dan Turner have the teen-age leads. Jeannie, a high school senior, had one of the leading parts in last year's junior class play, has taken part in several of Mrs. Varese's plays, and took the part of Deboi'ah Sue in "Bye Bye Birdie". Dan, a junior at MCHS, took a leading role in "Tom Sawyer" and had one of the leads in last fall's junior class play. SHOP IN MclIENKY The band will be under the direction of John Leighty, who also directed "Anpie Get Your Gun" and "Bye %5ye Birdie." Featured in the band v#ill be Verna Schlofner, pianist; John Leighty, reeds; Jon Nolan, reeds; Wayne Kidd, bassoon: Dolly Meyers, violin; Don Stinespring, bass; and John Winston, drums. The McHenry Community PTA and the McHenry High School PTA are sponsoring the play as a ways and means project for their schools. The proceeds from the sale of tickets ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY King George 3 was the only officially insane king to occupy the throne of^England. EXPERT GROOMING (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TRAINING • BATHING Rudy Becker's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 885-2436 (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-in) « m pi M ALL NEWJ INTERNATIONAL* CUB CADET • Husky and handsome • No drive belts to adjust --all-gear drive from engine to rear axle with true automotive friction clutch • Automotive-type differential, 3-speed transmission service-proved in a quarter-million big brother Cub tractors • Two-wheel brakes for safe, sure stops • High clearance, twin channel frame gives unmatched strength • Heavy I-boain front axle gives unmatched front-end strength • Easy to run... simple to maintain • Built and backed by the world's most experienced tractor maker. SEE THEM AT... GEO. P. FREUND 4102 \V. Crystal Lake Koad Phone 385-Q420 for the high school will be used to fulfill the high school PTA pledge to the Student Foreign Exchange- Program. Mrs. Raymond Spohr, ticket chairman foj\ the high school is being assisted by Mrs. John D. Nolan and IVirs. Robert Riley. " At the McHenry Community: PTA, two groups will benefit from the ticket sales, the Band parents and the Booster Club. The Band Parents hope to useits portion of ticket sales to start a fund which can be used to purchase blazer jackets or similar attire for the Junior high band and supplement the needs of band at the junior high level as well as provide future scholarships. Mrs. L. R. Sund and Mrs. Herbert W. Rowe are the ticket committee for this group. The Booster Club aims to establish a fund for the purcase of new or other needed attire for the basketball teams, to supplement any Junior high athletic need, and to inaugurate a better transportation to outof- town games for the teams and cheerleaders. Booster Club ticket committee are Mrs. Alvin Benoy and Mrs. John H. Miller. ALDERMANIC WINNERS (Continued from Page 1.) ot Sunnyside Tuesday. Chris William was elected new clerk and Joseph = Metzger, Edwin •Lehman and Raymond. Nolan M-ere named trustees. Each p-. cQived-57 votes. HOLD McHENRY MAN IN CLINIC AFTER ROBBERY BE WISE READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Jerry Eckles, 27, who listed McHenry as his residence when he was captured in New Mexico several weeks ago on a robbery and abduction charge, has been taken to the New Mexico State Prison clinic in Santa Fe; for observation, according to a reliable report. Eckles was arraigned last week on charges of robbery, kidnapping and car theft. He is accused of forcing the owner of a store, Prentis Foster, to accompany him following the robbery. Foster was released unharmed. The capture ended a long chase on U. S. Highway 66, in which Eckles sustained a bullet wound in the chest, said by authorities to be self-inflicted. In 28 of our 50 states, the largest lake is man-made, showing how Man is altering Nature. WARD VOTING FOR CITY OFFICES Candidates Wards 1 MAYOR: Donald P. Dohertv •••• 193 CITY CLERK: Earl R. Walsh 203 CITY TREASURER: Thomas F. Bolger 202 ALDERMEN: Ward 1 Joseph A. El ten 201 Ward 2 Theodore N. Pitzen Ward 3 Raymond L. Smith Earl J. Rees Ward „4 Arthur V. Jackson .... Gerald J. Wegener Thomas F. Landre 2 146 147 145 147 3 4 Totals 244 183 766 251 194 795 243 187 777 154 132 169 168 71 201 147 154 132 169 168 71 THE PERFECT JACKET ...FOR LAND OR SEA Hero's i lie jaoko: fur veu no matter il you're ;:n ..rtive -ailor or il" you prefer si,ore <iut\. A fully washable Indian Bleedinv; madras uhh a hide-away drawsi ring hood, two roomy zipper-close slash pockets, ela^tio push-up cull's and a drawstring liotVom. Boys' Siy»>s .Men's Si/os *11.95 W/A/DBRfAXfR - Danville Co. o s CLASSIFIEDS SPACIOUS 4 Bedroom Brick Ranch on cul-de-sac. 2 baths built-ins, fireplace, full base ment, 2 car attached garage. See to appreciate. 385-6461. 4-22-65-TF 3 BEDROOM Bric<c Ranch with 2 car attached garage, I's years old. Full basement, Y'i bath?. Walk Catho.'ic and Public schools. Best offer. 2004 Church St., Johnslnsrg. 4-22-65 WATERFRONT LOTS, fully wooded. Existing- estate north of McHenry has been divided intp 8 beautiful homesites, V2 acre and larger. Wm.. F. Neumann. 385-3542. ' 4-22-29-65 in.cg^ STORE for MEN >243 X. C.reen St. Phono 38.V0017 McHenry, 111. HOI KS: Daily 8 a.m. - (i p.m. -- Friday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. < lusrd 011 Simdav STATE UNIVERSITY TO HONOR LOCAL YOUTHS APRIL 30 Recognition for scholastic excellence will be given 2,050 University of Illinois undergraduates April 30 in' the University's forty-first annual Honors Day Convocation. Scholarship of these students reflects1 credit upon the high schools from which they were graduated. Honorees from McHenry include James M. Koepke, senior; Margaret L. Marchi, junior; Roger Thompson, sophomore and William John Winkel, senior, all class honors. Howard K. Smith, noted television news commentator, will speak at the Convocation. The honor students will be introduced by Prof. Norman Graebner, department of history. To the 102 seniors who have sustained high scholarship will be accorded "University Honors"; to the top three per cent in the upper three classes of each college in ihe university, "College Honors";. to the remaining top ten per cent of these classes and the top ten per cent of the freshmen in each college, "Class Honors." MOBILE UNIT VISITS COUNTY FRIDAY, APRIL 23 . Friday, April 23, is the date for the next visit of the mobile chest x-ray unit to Woodstock. It will be in operation from 12:30 to 5 and 6 to 8:30 p.m., at the usual location on the south side of the Court House. Mrs. Claribel H. Naylor, R.N., of the McHenry County Tuberculosis association, sponsors of the unit, stated that because of a conflict in dates, the mobile unit which comes from DuPage county will be unable to come on the previously announced date of April 30. BUY FROM Owner. Best offer over $7,650. Ends May 14th. 2 bedroom ranch. See and make your offer. Call 385- 2523 after 1 p.m. weekdays. 4-22 thru 5-13-65 400 FEET. OF lake frontage with 6 acres of land, northwest of Park Falls^in a wilderness area. Price $1,600.00. $25 down, $25 a month. Will send map. Art Schmidt, Broker, Park Falls, Wis. 4-22-65 WATER FRONT bi-level at Myers Bay, 3 bedrooms, wooded lot, many extras. Moving to California. Selling; well below cost. Crocket Estates, JU 7-5345. 4-22-65 WHY PAY RENT? Owner will sell 3-bedroom ranch house set on two lots for contract sa}e vith low down payment. If you have good credit, begin living here with payments just like i*ent. Cement drive, attached garage and heated breezeway, carpeted living room, water softener, cabineted kitchen, triple-track storms & screens. Front fenced with many fruit trees. Pisfakec Highlands, 5611 N. Meadow Hill. Write or call owner, 815 Oakwood, Wllmette, 111. 312- 256-1196 or HYatt 7-3202. 4-^2 thru 5-6-65 HIGH SCHOOL students willing to do all kinds of general work after school and Saturdays. Call mornings only, 385- 1145, ask for Dick Swantz. 1-14-65-TF YOUNG MARRIED man desires morning work. 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. General work, any day but Thursday, 385-4469. 2-11-65-TF DISASTER VICTIMS -- Multiple finance available. 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths, located in Holiday Hills. Immediate occupancy. 385-2775. 4-22 thru 5-6-65 2 BEDROOM HOME, gas heat, 3108 Clearview and Oakwood, Wooded Shores Subdivision, Wonder Lake, $2,000 down. Phone GUnderson 4-1274. 4-22 thru 5-6-65 Wamted To Bny^ w/i\ GUNS--For Cash $$$. McHenry Gun Center, 3325 W. Elm Street Phone 385-7320. 3-25-65-TF Wanted to Beat ADMIRAL EXECUTIVE desires 5 or 6 room home. McHenry area. No children. Please reply to McHenry Plaindealer, Box No. 272, McHenry. 4-22-65 HEAD THE CLASSIFIED? TO BE GIVEN AWAY 3 KITTENS -- litter box trained. 3619 Waukegan Rd., 385-0299. 4-22-65 KITTENS TO BE given away. Call after 5 p.m. 385-3155. 4-22-65 LOST -- MEDICAL alert tag in Lakeland Park. 385-3665. 4-22-65 Retired Male Executive 62 yrs. young, aggressive, physically and mentally fit. Limitations -- no heavy lifting. Desires work, supervisory or non-supervisory, day or nights. Office, personnel, counselor, -alesman indoors, social, public relations. $100 month minimum, full or paft time. 385- 5212. : C. T. WESSEL • 2916 N.' Stilling Bl. McHenry, 111. 4-8-15-22-29-65 KENTUCKY Bluegrass. Two pound bag. Enough for 1500 sq. feet only $1.39 at your J & L Oil, Inc. Service Station, Route 120 East of McHenry in Lilymoor. 4-8 thru 5-27-65 WASHABLE PRE - PASTED wallpaper -- Just cut, wet and hang. A total of more than 18 patterns in stock. Hang today, live tomorrow. Paint Department, Bohn's Ace Hardware, Woodstock. 4-22-65 Publie Notices LOST BRIGHT carpet colors . . . restore them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Cost To Coast. 4-22-65 SALE! Going Out of Business All Merchandise & Fixtures Must Go! No Reasonable Offer Refused -- Closing April 30th -- Please call for articles left for repair. FRETT-'S Watch Repair 1222 Green Street McHenry, 111. 4-22-65 Personal WARTS WILT away with safe h a r m l e s s o i n t m e n t w i t h o u t caustic burns or scars. Must remove warts or money is refunded. Bolger Drug Store. 3-18 thru 5-6-65 WE KID YOU NOT! Fords Mustang is the best selling newcar inhistory! And now you can get immediate delivery on the Mustang of your choice! Mustang's first year set a new record for sales that may never be equaled again. We kid you not-there are over 400,000 Mustangs on the road today! Never has a new car been wanted by so many people. And now the shortages are over. Output has been going up as the orders have been coming in. Now there's no waiting for the Mustang you want. Choose the lively new 200-cu. in. Six (with seven main bearings) for smooth, responsive, gas-saving performance. Or choose one of three hot V-8 options up to 271 hp! TEST DRIVE A'65 MUSTANG BUSS FORD SALES 3936 W. Main Street McHenry, 111.