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> . _ . * \ Thursday, March 28. 1953 * • c *. "' ' ' • THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH j «HM'<S iiyjsrMW. w ww * w? %,§^ Page Thlrleen | C. H. S. NEWS By Judi Roesch & Fftt fikfta . > Career Day /./-' Tho Seniors all attended tTie annual Career Day at Woodstock high schCol . on Monday, March 23. The Sei iorc from the several schools attended classes with' ecturers who are recognized authorities in the'.r fields. Also, the Seniors \vere * given sheets listing almost every subject , possible and asked. to check the most interesting to them. Senior Class Play Tho Senior class play committee, consisting of Ilene Bassett, Gil Mercurc, Mary a Bousser^ Bill Lang: on. Ed Lacy; and Mary Nye, has chosen "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay" a« the annual Senior class play. Copies of tho. play can be obtained from the library, (Seniors only), all this week. We hope to see all the Seniors out fojr the play to make it a success. Student Council The Student Council voted not to sponsor any more dances this ye&r as they now have sufficient funds to pay for pin? and the annual banquet to be held as soon as the '53-'B4 representatives kre chosen. f The members of this organization were happy to hear that their pins had arrived. The council is paying one-haif th< price of each pin. Wednesday noon, movie shorts were aponsored by the council. An admission of ten cents was charged. : ; •</:. Noon-day dancing was discontinued as not enough students were turning out for it. " 0 , . Girl's .'Sports. ,4;, :^,a, • Thau Seniors and Sophoiifkot-ies won the all-star games which were held Thursday, March ?2. In tne first game the Sophs beat the Frosh 31-8. Barb Cable was high scorer with 11 points, followed by Ann May with 7, Pat Kuhn with 6. Virginia Audino with 4 and Pat hosing with 2. On the Freshman side, Pearl Mathews was on top with 5, Diana Pieroni with 2, and Marilyn Watson with ]. In the second game the Seniors defeated the Juniors by a'score of 22-18. It wa^ a good game, with both teams fighting hard For the Seniors, Doris Bauer was high scorer with 12 points, followed by Linn McCurdy with 7 and Arlene Thiele with 3. On the Junior sid-J it wa? Adele Schmitt with 8 points, followed by Dorcthy Hiller and Janice Oefflint<T with 4 each and Donna Dowe with 2. Auditorium Meeting All students were present for the handing out of athletic awards last Wednesday. A list of those receiving awards will be in next week. STATE VISITORS -- LOST LIVES IN"'" 1951 ACCIDENTS Nearly 4.0 pet; cent of the Illinois traffic deaths in 1&61 wortpersons who were residerts of other states. Of the 189 Illinois . v i s i t o r s who l o s t t h e i r l i v v 1 3 3 were from, states bordering Illinois, with Missouii showing the reatest loss. The border state death totals were as fellows: Missouri, ,62; Ihdiana, 36; Wisconsin, 19; "Iowa, 12;aivi Ken^ tucky, 4. Of the remaining fifty-six residents of pther states who lost their lives in Illinois, 33 were from other states between the Rocky Mountains and the Appalachians. In this group, Michigan was high with seven deaths. Th«re were two residents of Rocky Mountain states killed and six trom western coast states. For states east of the Appalachian range there, were no deaths of residents of states lying south of Virginia. States i the north of Virginia lost fifteen residents ih Illinois traffic accidents, New York and Pennsylvania were high in this group with fpur residents cach. Featured at Chicago Automobile Show Zoning Board Denies Two Local Requests in re- Directions For Freezing Eggs Eggs from the freezer? Yes-- for those hundreds of uses,where, ras the French chefs says, eggs are "the cement that holds the castle of cookery together." Eggs in the freezer can be your guarantee of availability during the summer months when the hens go on vacation and egg prices are normally higher. The weeks ahead, during March. wiM be the time when eggs should be more plentifu' than during the rest of the year. So watch the markets, and plan your freezing schedule ac cordingly. The storage times for frozen eggs, according to food research ; workers at the University of Illinois Home Economics depart- j ment, are six to eight months j for -frozen whole eggs and eg>j j yolks and twelve months foi 1 frozen egg whites. j Dr. Frances O. Van Duyne, in ! charge of the research, hart pre- ; pi red--for homemakers-- a set of j directions for freezing eggs. The directions are available fcr the asking. Requests should be n.ailed to the Home Economies Department, University of Illinois, j U r b a n a . -- ^ ~ " " " j HAMMER OUT PEACE Peace doesn't just happen. Our troops in Korea are doing part of the job. We can do ours by buying defense bonds--together we can hammer out the peace we're all looking for; PLACE TO HAPPEN Tip to motorists: An automobile with bad brakes is simply an accident going around looking for some place to happen. The county zoning board, session last week, denied a quest by Melvin J. Walsh of Mc- Henry to reclassify property in the Conway subdivision, just east of the city, from residential tc commercial. Another petition denied was that of Dowglas and Beulah Hemsley of Orchard Beach to reclassify from resi icntial to commercial. Then «vere objectors in both crses. At the same session, the boan approved a report of*>^he zonin; ;ommission to grant pfefmissio; o L. J. DeMarce, Crystal Lake to reclassify his property on thi south side of the intersection, oi Rts. 31 and 14 for erection of ai open air theatre. A University of.r Illinois _,farni economist says that high con sumer income is the best insurance'that total income to dairymen and other farmers will continue at a high level. Black stem, worst disease in Illinois oats last year, threaten; to become a serious hazard to the crop. Cominq 9con .. .with a bushel of laughs! - BUICK'S new experimental sports convertible, the Wildcat, featuring a reenforced fiberglass body, will ' make its midwestern debut at the 45th annual Chicago Automobile Show. Powered by Buick's new 188- horsepower V-8 engine wiih the Twin Turbine Dynaflow, the Wildcat features "roto static" front wheel covers whkh remain stationary while the wheels revolve about them. The car was built to test the use of fiberglass in automobile bodies. Expect Hebron Man To Become Board Chairman General opinion seems to be that Stanley Cornue. Hebron towrtship Supervisor, will become ohaiiman. of the county board without^ opposition, whon it organizes on April *28. The position also carries with it the chairmanship of the board of review. ATTENTION FARMERS! LIVESTOCK SA Every Wednesday Night A pious example has driven many a sen to drink before this and if will again. ROUTE 47 7:30 P. M. WOODSTOCK. ILLINOIS NOTES FOR BUSINESSMEN: How to Profit from JOB PRINTING POST CARDS The biggest asset to these is that they are always opened to view, This is in addition to their low cost advantage. When planning Advertising be sure to. consider the post card. Mr1; Cbrnue said he was a candidate for the post and added that it would be necessary for Tf We solicit any livestock you have to sell. We are a Bonded Selling Agency. For pick-up service call Woodstock 572. May we serve yon? Woodstock Comm. Sales Co., Inc. FOR INDUSTRY McHENRY PLAINDEALER 102 N. Green Street PHONE 170 . . . a n d c o m m o n s e n s e l i v i n g I s a n e x c e l l e n t g u i d e t o follow. The functions of medicine and surgery are most often used to help nature overcome the results of our own abuses and neglect. ' By normal care, by regular living, and with the aid of frequent examination by your Doctor, you can maintain better health. An important part of this care is the use of highest quality drugs and medicines, such as those of Parke, Davis & Company--which are regularly stocked at this pharmacy. BOLGER'S 10S 8. Green Street PHONE 40 McII.nry, DL We give and Golri Ronrl Stamps. EM*| i " Full 1 Lb. Box of Assorted Chocolates and up him to adjust his business so that he would have the necessary time to-devote to the position. Our Ouw Acts Affect Our Good Health ... DRUG STORE Easter Baskets Gaily decorated Easter Baskets, chuck full of delicious candy. Beautifully decorated and best of all, prices to fit everyone's budget. We Also Have Chocolate Bunnies -- Jelly Beans and Stuffed Animals -- Easier Cards { Antonson s Candy Shop § |S0 6 EL.M STREET McHENRY, IL|L I Open Daily 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. -- Closed" All Day Wednesdays M 1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHinH^ Room wm Getting A New Car ? FINANCE IT THROUGH THIS BANK SAVE MON EY With Our Friendlier More Convenient Low Cost Auto Loan Plan SEE US BEFORE CLOSING THE DEAL ON YOUR NEW CAR McHenry State Bank Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Interest Paid On Savings Deposits. PHONE 1040 • aa • m m mmmmm mmmm »•••« '••••I and out ^TOU'RE looking at the car that offers you X more room and power for the money than any other six-passenger sedan made in these United States. You're looking at the 188-hp Buick KoADMASTER Riviera Sedan, where beadroom, hiproom, legroom and kneeroom are so spacious -- you can seat six full-size adults in supreme and day-long comfort. But lest you think this premium roominess comes with a penalty in handling ease -- we have good news for you. This 1953 ROADMASTER is powered by the world's newest and most advanced V8 Engine -- an engine so compact, it has permitted the v building of an entirely new and far more ptaneuverable chassis around it, . So every inch of roominess in America's big^ room sedan is retained --but now with o\i\r~~ three inches less bumper-to-bumper length.. Beyond that, you have easier handling froina this Buick's short turning radius --shortest of any othef car of equal size and weight. You have Buick's POWER STEERING to give you full advantage of this short turning radius without strain or struggle -- and Power Brakes,* if you wish, for practically effortless braking control. Wouldn't you like to see arid drive this superbly fine car--try it for power, for room, for ride, for handling ease --and for the smooth, flash-fast getaway of its new Twin- Turbine Dynaflow Drive? Visit us this week--we'll be glad to seat you at the wheel of the greatest Buick in fifty great years. ^Optional at extrs cost. Ttlevition treal-rthe BUICK CIRCUS HOUR-4 -tv»ry fourth Tuesday. ROADMASTER Custom built by Buick newest WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM R. I. OVERTON MOTOR SALES McHenry, III. Phone 6 403 Front St.