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w- Page Eight THE McHENRY PLAXNDEALER Wednesday.- July 1, 195§ Musin' & Meanderin' (Continued from page 1) folks convincing enough to make their name sufficiently important to be invited to meet the queen. A wounded pride will probably be the biggest BAND FEATURES CHORALAIRES ON JULY 8 PROGRAM The McHenry band is planning to present a ^number of guests in connection with concerts which are presented evcasualty among the vast ma- • cry Wednesday evening at 8 jority wtyose own "horn toot- j o'clock on the high school ing" wasn't loud enough. ign:,unds-. ... , . I First of these will feature Hove you ever wondered who j The Choralaires. composed of put the fireworks in the Fourth [members of the Crystal Lake of July? Well, one of our ; Woman's club, who will sing founding fathers, John Adams, j several numbers on the eveis credited with declaring that i ning of July 8. Their offerings Independence Day should be j will include "I Love Life , solemnized with pomp and par- j "Italian Street Song Rusade, bonfires, etc., but the idea I sian Picnic . It s A .Grand of fireworks goes back even , Night For Singing and The farther. j Cuckoo Clock". Americans got the idea from j . The club is directed by Mrs. Europeans, who got the idea Hugh Locker of McHenrj, forfrom the Arabs, who merely, merly of Crystal Lake and at copied the Chines^. 'Wav back 'present director of Faith Presin the thirteenth centurv. j bvterian church choir in Mcwhen a Chinese city was be- | Henry. She is a graduate of the sieged bv Mongols, the defend- j University of Wisconsin school ers cooked up a batch of salt- !.of music and formerly directed peler, sulfur and charcoal and the Marquette university medifrighlened their attackers with cal school men s choir and was "arrows of flying fire". ; supervisor of music in the Ced- W.O.M. INSTALLATION It was much later, while two schools of thought over methods of fireworks display strugarburg, Wis., public schools. During the 1958-59 season. The Choralaires have sung for the Barrington Music club, the gled for supremacy in Europe. ; Woodstock 6 and McHen^ Wom. that fireworks crossed the At-^ c|ubs and hav<_ gjven sev_ eral programs for their own club meetings, for local churches and for county and district Federation of Woman's club meetings. lantie and became an American institution. K. A. F. DOROTHY OLBRICH CROWNED COUNTY DAIRY PRINCESS (Continued from page 1) McHENRY POLICE JOIN CRACKDOWN TO CUT ACCIDENTS Miss Olbrich's selection was made on the basis of poise, conversational ability, grooming, i "carriage, beauty, etc. cJ,.u dg?e s ! agencies .t.h roug.h out. t.,h e st. atte were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 1 Niedstedt, Mrs. Maude Gallagher and Robert Burns. (Continued from Page 1) ! motorists that enforcement have started their stern enforcement measures. "Traffic violators in Mc- Winners in the grocery store £jenry can expect no leniency contest were the Kroger store from my officers," Chief Groin Harvard and Morova's IGA bel said ..j have instructed store in Crystal Lake. Awards men dispense vvith any were made to the stores mak- practjee of issuing warning ing the best effort to promote ; tickets and to arrest violators dairy products during June. • on the spof Miss Granger spoke briefly ; "I'm convinced that the best of her year as state princess, ; way to cut down on holiday telling highlights of her many j traffic accidents is to appreappearances during the last j hend careless drivers before twelve months. Included was i they get themselves involved in her trip to the state fair last | a situation they can't cope summer, when she served Gov-j vvith." the chief declared, ernor Stratton one of his fa- , vorite drinks, buttermilk. THREE DROWNINGS OVER WEEKEND IN McHENRY AREA Two Receive Minor | Injuries In Crash Rudy Bryant Photo The Women of the Moose installation was a wonderful success .thanks to the Loyal Order. Pro-tem cb-workers were Shirley Ozog, Madelaine Mayfield, Bertha Jager and Lona Brever. The installing governor was Dick Jager and installing sergeant-at-arms was Win Hagberg. Irv Lishamer was pianist and Rudy Bryant was chaplain. The installing escorts were Everett Hutton, William Struwe, Dale Thomas, John Gjnst, George Biggs, Elmo Lossrnan, Edward Ozog and Stanley Johnson. Officers who were installed, pictured above, include Hazel Struwe, senior regent, and Mabel Thomas, junior graduate regent, in front row. In back row are Winona Hutton, installing Chairman; Eunice Tobey, pianist; Marjorie Fernstrom, junior regent; Olga Johnson, recorder; Alyce Kowal, sentinal; Ethel Hagberg, treasurer; Olga Lishamer, chaplain; Terry Grist, assistant guide; Imogene Grist, guide; and Fay Young, Argus. As you see, I will be recorder for the next year and there will be a new publicity chairman. After the installation, a very lovely supper was served by Winona Hutton, Lona Brever, Valerie Patterson and Shirley Ozog. There were visitors from Des Plaines and Fox Lake, including the governor and junior governor and their wives, also other co-workers and non-members from Fox Lake. A very special thanks to all who helped make our installation the success that it was. Our next meeting will be July 7. See you then. Olga Johnson, publicity chairman (Continued from Page 1) Two men suffered, only minor injuries when their car left Highway 120, near the Johnsburg road, early Sunday evelater recovered the bodv with : roll?d °™r,into, a "eld ,. , , and struck a utility pole. grappling hooks. Michael Roof. 23. of DeKalb The family resided at Green- was driver Qf the car and John wood before moving to Capron. ; Vergson, 24, of Sycamore was His parents, five brothers a passenger. Both were taken and one sister survive. Richard Burgauer, 4, who resided on Irondalo faim, Hanlon road, north of Libertyville, drowned in Minear lake, a converted gravel pit northeast of Libertyville, on Saturday. The victim was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burgauer. His father is a chemist employed i by Abbott Laboratories. to McHenry hospital for treatment. CARS SIDESWIPE Cars driven by Robert Johnson of Algonquin and Mary Schneck of Rt. 3, McHenry, sideswiped last week Wednesday evening on Rt. 120, east of the bridge in McHenry. According to state police, JohnsorTwas attempting to make a right turn onto River road when his auto struck the Schneck car. Neither driver was injured. Trouble Is only opportunity dressed in work clothes. CHARGED VVITH LARCENY Two men from the McHenrv area, Basilio Lara, 20, and Felix Flores, 21, have been confined to county jail after being charged with stealing clothing valued at $45 from a car parked in Woodstock. They were apprehended Saturday night by Woodstock police. KEEP SAFETY GUARD UP THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND "Keep your safety guard up and keep accidents down." That is the advice of the National Safety Council as America gets ready to celebrate the Fourth of July. "People get a little too carefree simply because it's a holiday," the Council warned. "They forget to be cautious. They get "holiday happy.'" The Council added that holiday periods are among the most dangerous times of the year -- 25 to 30 per cent more dangerous on the highway, for example, than normal periods. "And that's the time," said the Council, "When everyone should be mpre safety-conscious than ever. "The f&ct that it's Independence Day doesn't mean we can afford to be independent on the highway. Cooperation and courtesy are the keys to ! traffic safety." Some forty-five million mo- ! lorists are expected on the i highways during the three-day i Fourth of July weekend, j During the three-day Fourth I of July weekend last year more i than 650 persons died in accidents. Traffic deaths led all jot her holiday fatalities with | 370. The Council feels it is pos- I sible to keep the highway accij dent toll down this year if drivers use simple common sense and courtesy. Here's its code for the road this Fourth of July: If you drive, don't drink; look out for the other guy -- and yourself; adjust your speed to conditions; take it easy -- don't tire yourself; be considerate; use your seat belts. And if you don't have seat belts, get them. They can save your life. "Remember," said the Council, "there are millions of others just as eager as you are for a happy holiday. RITA WOLBERT IS SELECTED FOR MATH INSTITUTE More than 80 million motorists-- almost 5 million of them in Illinois--will be asked'"Can You Stop In Time?" to slow down and live this summer. SHOP IN McHENRY ft For Man's Best Friend A Home Away From Home At H Hanseors BOARDING KENNELS • Clipping © Grooming © Bathing i Obedience PHONE McHENRY 632-M-2 2Vi MILES SOUTH OF FOX LAKE AND 2 MSE&S NORTH OF VOLO ON ROUTE 12 & BRANDENBURG RD. We Will Gladly Pickup and Deliver Tour Pet ,, BTEREST On All Savings at McHenry Stale Bank effective / July 1, 1959 Miss Rita M. Wolbert teacher at the McHenry Community high school has been selected to participate in the Mathematics Institute for the supplementary training of teachers of secondary school mathematics at University of Illinois from September, 1959, to August, 1960. Purpose of the program, which is sponsored «.nd financed by the National Science Foundation, is to strengthen and enrich mathematics i n s t r u c t i o n in s e c o n d a r y schools. Miss Wolbert is one of fiftyone teachers from eighteen states and Hawaii chosen to attend the Institute. Participants will receive a monthly stipend as well as fees and other perquisites. They were selected as secondary school mathematics teachers having adequate scholastic ability to profit by the program and being situated so as to influence youth to enter careers in mathematics and science. THE AMERICAN WAY Inflation seems reasonably certain, so don't overlook the inevitable consequences 'which are also certain, even if the timing is uncertain. Our opinion of people depends less upon what we see in them than upon what they make us see in ourselves. OECAOSE. TUB GOVERNMENT CAN 6WE NOTUIN6 THAT \X ms NOT FIRST TAKEN AWAY FROM US TAXPAYERS' WHY DO YOU OBJBCT to GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES? The Bitter Truth SlICH&dth, PlUMBtR®, Alg-CONDITIONED HOMES ITS FUN JP SNICKER AT l THE SUMMER, S U N - > C LOCAL TRADEMARKS hit ENVIRONMENT The man who is all wrapped up in himself always finds fault with his surroundings. HCS RENTAL RENTS Chain Saws to Sanders PHONE 32 OPEN SEPTIC SYSTEMS PAST NO DIGGING I • DUioIVM ilvda*, |N«tt, N WMM • Opftftt cI*m«4 DrainfltMs OIT H. E. BUCH <Mcoi SONS ?IU MB1NG-U E ATI NG AIR CONDITIONING #^M'HENRY48 ^ - % B0YER Septic Tank Cleaner ACE HARDWARE; PHONE 722 ' ISO N. Riverside Dr. McHenif . *;• p.hr W. JLfo. &Sc> on OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE m SERVICE Phone McHenry 63 For Winter Home Heating YES! Now Is The Time To Have Your OIL BURNER Checked and Serviced $6.00 Summer Rate Oil Burner Conversions Old House Duct Work Furnace Repairs Free Estimates B. J. SCHALL Rte 3, Box 156 Oris wo Id Lake Road McHenry, 111. 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