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&*g» FowHen TIB! McHEMlY ) * ThWBdayT April 7? 1960 FEATURED ON PROGRAM KNOW YOUR NAVY THE SULLIVANS (DD-537) wnmm ON THE MORNING OF 14 NOVEMBER 1942, THE U.S. CRUISER, JUNEAU WAS STEAMING IN COMPANY WITH THE SURVIVING SHIPS OF THE NAVAL BATTLE OF GUADALCANAL. SUDDENLY SHE WAS ROCKED BY A TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION. , > ^ >; .V*®" 'f f- HIT BY A JAPANESE TORPEDO, THE JUNEAU, DISINTEGRATED, SINKING IMMEDIATELY WITH A LOSS OF 700 MEN. AMONG THESE WERE THE FIVE SULUVAN BROTHERS, FOR WHOM THE DD 537. A TRAVALLETTE CLASS "TIN CAN" IS NAMED. Vince Adams and Barbara Gilpin are shown ia rehfnrs.-'. l for their song, "Bicycle Built For Two", one of the of "Musical Memories", which will be presented in St. Mary's school auditorium at 8 p.m. on April 22 and 24. HOLY WEEK RITES SCHEDULED AT FAITH CHURCH On Palm Sunday, there will be an li o'clock service at F a i t h P r e s b y t e r i a n c h u r c h , with the sermon based on the subject. "Who Is This Jesus?" The choir will sing "The Palms!'. At 8 o'clock that evening, the choir will present an hour long cantata. Monday through Thursday, at 8 p.m. there will be a special series of services on the gen-. eral theme. "Personalities of the Passion Story" accompanied, by special music. PLEDGES SORORITY Cindy Freund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Freund, has pledg-.-d the Kappa Beta Gamma sorority at Marquette university in Milwaukee. She is majoring in.nursing and is in her freshmen year. A member of the Student Council, she was recently elected secretary of the House Council for the coming year. The ideal wife is one who can't recognize stories, even good ones. In 1831, about 1,000 gail stones were removed from Chief Justice John Marshall in a single operation. RE-PUBLICAN CROSS STATE'S ATTORNEY HAVE YOU TRIED THE HILLVEEW COIN LAUNDRY? 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I have a long record of loyalty to McHenry County candidates for State Representative and earnestly solicit your support for myself and them at the primary election on Tuesday, April 12, 1960. Perhaps you are unaware that there has been for several years a selfish faction in McHenry County,, who for their own personal gain, have supported candidates from other counties and have been successful in depriving us of, the representation which we- rightfully disserve. I feel as Representative Committeeman, elected by McHenry County voters only, that I am duty bound to support our candidates for State Representative. If the current trend in population growth prevails, in just a few short years our population will soon match the combifffed total of the other three counties. The problems in agriculture, zoning, education, taxation, labor, etc., will consequently be more numerous in our fast growing area 'than in any of the other three sparsely populated counties. I cannot urge you too strongly to study the candidates for Democratic Representative in this the 32nd district (there is no competition for this office in the Republican primary) and decide to vote for either one of McHenry County's two outstanding candidates, namely Jesse Armstrong and Arthur Desmond. I am sure that both are extremely well qualified and certainly would do a better job than the two candidates of HI'S RENTAL Electric Hammers to Wheel Chairs EVergreen 5-4123 BOB VIEREGG'S Corner Cupboard Restaurant WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS Will Again Be Open to serve you those Good Sunday Dinners Beginning April 10th Open Every Day 6 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. dubious ability presented to us from another county. , Then if you believe1 as t do that this representation rightfully belongs here . . . which is certainly the demise between my opponent and I ... I feel you should support my candidacy. 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