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S3.' lursday. April 19. 1359 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McHenry Plaindealer Phone 170 - 171 -Ui.. Published every Thursday *t McHenry, 111., by the McHenrv *i ^publishing Company, Inc. NATION A I EDITORIAL AsfbcFATioN V yJ / SUSTAINING MfMBf R W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Manager ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE In'McHenry County 'i£; Ypdf $3.00 & Months $1.75 3 Months $1.00 Outside McHenry County 1 Year $3.50 6 Months $2.00 3 Months .$125 PRESS ASSOCIRTIOn W5I v/iuinois Entered as second-class matter at the post office at McHenry, Illinois, under the act of May 8, 1879. THIRTY-THREE STUDENTS RATE "A" HONOR ROLL Seven Boys Among Ten Juniors And Seniors Listed ^ Thirty-three students are listed on the last honor roll released at the ^oqal high school, including five seniors, five juniors, ' seven 1 sophomores and sixteen freshmen. Rating highest in the graduating plass are Marilyn Anderson, Judi Dahl, Norman Eggert, Sue Stinespring and Karl Tomm. Boys seeirt to have a priority on the "A" rating^ among the juniors, highest-ranking being Roger Renijfson, Vincent Cina, Gordon Johnson, Ronald Swanson and Girard Toussahit. Sophomores with similar rankings ai^ Terrance Brady, Albert Cajthaml, Susan Ensminger, Elizabeth Kosup, Rosemary Mercure, Thomas Olsen and Ronnie Smith. Freshmen are Karen Bailey, Mary Carr, Dolores Freund, Pauie Granger;, Judy Hans, Henry Houck, .Karen Kralowetz, Barbara Krickl. ^Kenneth Larson ,Judy Laskowski, Kathy Prawl, Cardi Stfitar, KarenTheifopson, Carolyn Vanthournou^' Jqryj Walkington and Nancy "Ipfgf HENRI ROCHARD CLOSES SEASON OF LECTURE CLUB The closing meeting of the season of the Lecture Luncheon club will be held Wednesday, April 24, at the McHenry Country club. Guests pfe invited to attend this meeting, at which time the program for the /J>7-'58 season will be selected. That day, members will be entertained by Henri Rochard, author of "I Was a Male War Bride." He will tell many more hilarious PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS v By: Wanda Dobecki and Dolly Novotny Notice To Newcomers There will not be a newcomer's dance this month as previously planned because it has been decided to wait until the weather is warmer and more improvements ar£ completed at the community center. We'll keep you posted, so watch for further details and the new date. HENRI ROCHARD misadventures and complications shown in the movie story, which begins in a German hospital, where he met. a charming U. S. Army nurse and tried to marry her. Henri Rochard was a native of Antwerp, pelg'um, and is a broadly educated man who planned to become a college professor. Boc. use of his ability to speak seven languages, he was selected by the Belgium government lor various foreign missions and eventually represented tnat country at the Nuernberg and Dachau War Crimes trials. For his services there, he was given special commendation by President Truman. CARD OF THANKS Our recent bereavement leaves us with grateful hearts toward neighbors and friends. Your helpfulness and comforting expressions of sympathy will always be remembered. 50 Mrs. Harry Schmidt and BUy h U.S. savings Bonds Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller SMOOTH, ONI-PIICI UATHIft QUARTIR UNINO. No back seams top-bands or ridgas to rip, or rub blisters on heels... and holes in sox AW HOUS in the lining help keep active feet fresh and comfortable. ARCH MOTICTOR of pliant leather gives a gentle lift. (Not corrective) ^I^REE ROTH SHOES U'ii • X-RAY FITTING o. Green Street PHONE 2027 SEE OUK WINDOWS McHenry, IU Open Dally 10 A.M. to 1 A.M. F#f. & Sat. Until 3:00 A.M. * Pi PERCH CTP /p> ° lower On Rt. 120 In Lakemoor Phone McHenry 161 FINEST FOOD ANYWHERE pining Room for Small Parties Large Parking Area 75* 83« g 89< A IIVERS Y SPECIALS DINNER French Fried Perch, Potatoes, Cole Slaw Bread arid Butter §SSUMPS French Fried Shrimp, Potatoes, Cole Slaw Bread and Butter CHICKEN (LEG AN' THI) Large Leg and Thigh, French Fried Potatoes, -Bread ^and Butter CHICKEN DMNER ^ One-Half Swift's Tender-Grown Premium Cv OC Chicken, Potatoes, Salad. Rread& Butter Q Snacks, Hot Sandwiches, Sodas, Sundaes, Pies, , Steaks, Chops, Bar-B-Q Spare Ribs : Packaged Ice Cream -- Toppings Carry Out Service -- Phone: McHenry 161 Place your order and in 20 minutes your food will be cooked to order, packaged to go. Piping hot and ready to serve. jj O Peter Cottontail Is mighty busy with plans for the big Easter egg hunt to be held Saturday, April 30, at 10 a.m.-- Just two days from now! Peter's personal helpers are Meryl Fletcher, Ann Syplebaum, Joyce Heir and Audrey Miscavice. The egg hunt is for all children grammer school age and under, and remember everyone that finds an egg will get a prize. Mothers, make sure your children are at the center promptly at 10 a.m., so they won't miss out on the fun. In case of bad weather, the hunt will be held inside the center. Don't forget, the early bird finds the egg! camp are urgently needed, and any volunteers who have small children will be furnished with nursery care. If you are interested in being a leader or helping out tor these five days, call Mrs. Schlick, 529-R-2. in at 5 lbs. 10 oz. Mother's going to have a lot of assistance, for Jerry's three sisters can't wait until he gets home. Happy Birthday To Jeff Miscavice who was 5 , and had a big family celebration in honor of'his old age. Also to Ann Syplebaum who had a party to celebrate reaching the age of 6. Today Ginger Cinami is becoming a 'teenager. Congratulations! Nominations Are In Order For adult supervisors for the 'teenage club. The members will accept nominations until their fall election. Anyone' interested in be- Brownie News At their April 9 meeting, the Brownies discussed plans for an Easter surprise for their parent® which they wili complete at theiif next meeting. The girls should linish their scrapbooks by the end of April and then plan to di& tribute them to the-pediatric ward at a nearby hospital. ing an adult supervisor for the 'teenage group, contact Erna Roackel 697-R-l. Get Well A speedy recovery is wished to Johnny Emmerich. Johnny's been confined with rheumatic fever, and we all hope he'll soon be able, to be out to play. We're also glad to see that Mr. Maclure is home from the hospital now and feeling better. It will be sometime before he will be back to work. On the sick list too is Mrs. Betty Johnson who's been confined to bed. We're sure they'd all appreciate any cards or letters from neighbors and friends.. Fender Denters Jim Bales and Don Dobecki picked the same week and the same day to get involved in accidents. It happened on that rainy day a couple of weeks .back. Both fellows came out without any injuries (we're happy to report), however, their cars weren't quite as lucky. Let this serve as a wise word to those who commute daily --please be careful! About Town Delicious aromas were abundant last Sunday as the Reinharts entertained their 'son - in - law's family, the Dowes,^ for dinner. Grace loves to cook, so we're sure a delicious dinner was the highlight of the day. Mrs. Rapp has had an enjoyable two weeks vacation at home diggins in her garden and making homemade bread. She has enjoyed having her son, Dick, home on leave from the navy before he leaves for California. Nit© Ont The Boy Scouts are making preparations for their overnight camping trip which will take place on Saturday, April 27. Brownie Troop No. 269 Mrs. Haubold's troop is busy ag Brownies should be making doB dresses. The girls are enjoying their first attempt at sewing and are doing very well. Girl Scouts A good time was held by all at the last meeting when Mrs. Wilson and Erna Rockel, a Senior Scout, led the girls out to blaze a trail while another group tried to follow that trail. It was just a short walk, but the girls had some practical experience reading directions from rocks filed in certain formations. Day Camp Details There will be a day camp for Brownies and Girl Scouts of all ages on July 15 through 19. The hours are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, and the camp site will be in McHenry. The charge will be $2.50 for five days which includes milk, bus fare and insurance. Scouts should sign up with their leaders. Unit leaders for the day Short And Sweet Jim Peloquin spent a short but enjoyable 12 hour pass, at home a week ago. His folks'i(nd friends all were very glad to see him looking so well and sb handsome in his navy uniform. Jackpot You guessed it! It was a boy for the Janquartz. Little Jerry was born on April 11 and weighed Cook of the Highlands Tn case you haven't heard, it's Mrs. Railly. Kay was a recent recipient of an award and cookbook for her recipe for white bread. If you'd like the prize winning recipe, give her a call at 621-J-2. Let us know the next time you bake bread, Kay, and we'll all be over for a slice. Thanks Many thanks to Ken Horner for obtaining the plats of the Highlands for the association. These plats were most heljpfu! in planning the house numbering. Plats have been given to the police and fire departments to help them familiarize themselves with the subdivision. . A False Alarm Recently the Johnsburg Fire department wasted a great deal of time trying to locate a fire in the subdivision. This is just a reminder to you to give adequate information when phoning in. Remember, they have a map of the subdivision and will be able to locate your street. Part-Time Help Wanted Don't forget the call is still out for volunteers to help on Saturday mornings. The object is to improve the community, fering vour tools down to the center at 8:30 and they'll find something for you to do. Work stops at 11:30 which gives you the afternoon to help the "little woman." i The Rebels took three games from the Reracks, and the Rockets beat the Warriorsr twice. The Rebels were realy bowling, as they won their first game by 86 pins and the second game by 114 pins: . In the last game, Doft Benta had a 206 game and Denny Litwin had a 209 game to help the Rebels win by 108 pins. The standing of the league are as follows: W Sparks 21 Rebels 17 Warriors 14 Rockets 11 Reracks 10 Tigers 8 L 6 10 13 16 17 19 Addresses Your councilmen are passing out your new addresses. Let's get the numbers on your house and painted on your mailbox as soon as possible. Don't Forget We're always looking for news items. This column depends on you, so give us a call when pa stubs his toe or junior breaks a window. The numbers are: Wanda 675-R-l or Dolly 640-M-l. Happy Easter To All Just can't imagine an Easter parade down our muddy roads, And Away They Go The square dancers have promenaded out of the barn 'til fall. We know that everyone who attended the dances really enjoyed themselves and will be looking forward to joining in the fun come September. Continentals Bowling News There were more exciting battles in the bowling league on Saturday, April 6. The sparks won two games against the Tigers. OPEN SEPTIC SYSTEMS FAST NO DIGGING! • tluds*. mni, m wast* • Optus dogged DralftficM* • (wytaawly ©IT B0YI1 Septic Tank Cleaner ACE HARDWARE PHONE 722 ISO N. Riverside Dr. McHenry Wi. ** j w but do hope Easter Sunday will: be beautiful and warm so thfct everyone will be able to "shotfoff" their Easter finery. Have $ happy Easter! ./ - VISIT IN McHENB*?- Dr. J. W. Justen of San Fran- . cisco, Calif., arrived Saturday to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Justen. On Sun-> day, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Justen and family of Glenview, Mr. and Mrs. John Smale and family of Crysfj tal Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skow, Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Skow and daughter of Woodstock,; Mrs. William Justen and Dr/J. W. Justen were guests in the Ben Justen home. On Monday, Dr; Jerome Justen 'called on friends in Chicago and Hammond, Ind. For complete banking service come to the McHenry State Bank where all deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. O ' B R I E N P A I N T S •r! COLOR HEADQUARTERS MAIN PAINT CENTER PHONE 1115 418 Wert Main St. McHenry, Illinois FREE! 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