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•ffhtireeiay. April 13. 1961 IT&E M^HE^RY frjUNDEiLER Pisiakea Highlands Cob scouts Prepare for SCOUT-O-RAMA • Hate! Money HY. 7-3320 JThe Cub Scout Scout-O- »*na will be held on April 22 at Crystal Lake. The time is from 11 a.m., to ,9 p.m. Each Cub will have the opportunity to do some plaster casting. Port Fair This Saturday It doesn't seem possible that it is this close, but this will be my last chance to remind you 6f the Fun Fair at ihe Johns- Djijg school this Saturday from 4 ro 10 p.m. There will be dancing, games, bake booth, country store and delicious food. Make plans now to attend. You won't be sorry. had a social last Monday, evening at the barn. Women's Club This month the Women's Club will have their monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 25. fit the Johnsburg Community hfiS. This will be. the night of <thJ? election of new officers and the annual dinner. Reservations for the dinner must be made before Saturday, April 15. Call Joan Zilligen at HY. 7-3489 or Jane Malek at HY. 7-3190 for reservations. Candidates for office are: President, ICay Sielisch; Vice-president, Doris Hanson; Joan Zilligen. Secretary; Tina O'Malley and Iftis Kitterman. Treasurer, Drana Murgatroyd and Mary Seidon. Sympathy I send my sympathy -to the Mueller family who lost Ralph's father on April 4. Charles Mueller was 87 years old and died 'in, Elgin hospital. Burial was held last week in Chicago. <A| Mount Hope Both Easter services were well attended and the M.Y.F. did a wonderful job of conducting the sunrise service. Afterwards coffee and rolls were served. On April 9 the M.Y.F. attended the Sub District M.Y.F. at the Ringwood Methodist church. The senior choir under the diction of Marvin Jones sang the lovely 'Holy City'. Mrs. Barbara Sisk and Mrs. Wanda Dobecki sang the two solo parts. The choir worked for many weeks to prepare for the ster service. Teen News \The 'teens voted in two new ibers. Janet and Carol icloski are the two who warmly accepted by the g r o u p . A p i c n i c i s b e i n g planned for Sunday, April 16. If you are planning to attend, be' at the Darn no later than 1 p.m. Happy birthday to Skip Peo who celebrated his birthday on April 7 and sweet sixteen wishes go to Ruth Gabriel who celebrated on April 11. The 'teens Around the Highlands Herb and Lorraine Lirwtemann had their daughter, Marilyn, and family from Lansling visiting them on Easter Sunday. Lorraine went back t^ Lansling with them for a rest. She was released from the hospital just a few days before the holiday. Happy birthday to Jerry Jan? quart who was four years old on April 11. I am pleased to report that Joyce Malek is recovering nicely from the burns she received on her arms and back. She was able to return to school last week. Don and Wanda Dobecki were pleased with a visit from Don's brother, Jerry, who was home, on leave from the Navy. They all spent Easter at Wanda's folks. Billy and. Ernie Jones and family spent Easter with Billy's mother in Chicago. Dick and Rose Farwell spent their Easter with relatives in LaGrange. Myrtle Bentz and Lorraine Erdmajm spent last Tuesday shopping in Chicago. Kathy Weber has her parents visiting here for awhile. They are from Bradenton, Fla. Bob and Lorraine Hurckes and boys will spend this coming Sunday at Bob's folks hone in Chicago. All the Mclnerneys were pleased to have Kathy home for a few days from college. Emma Rosengart and Kay Sielisch were guests on April 3 at the home of Gert and Roy Snell. Martin and Hazel Rogde are very pleased to have their daughter, Pat, living with them again. She has given up her apartment and will be living in the Highlands permanently by the weekend. Pat Jackson entertained two girl friends in her home on April 5. Bev Mall ion and children, Keith and Susan, from Elk Ridge and Al. Roberts and daughters, Jan and Joy, from DesPlaines were guests for the day. I am very happy to report that Ron Spankuch is recover nicely from his recent accident. Laura Farvvell was home from school last week with the measles. Guild Donates Books The Nimble Finger guild has donated a set of pre-school encyclopedias to the library. The library committee was very pleased with t h i s thoughtful donation. Members of the guild are Lorraine Erdmann, Myrtle Bentz, Sally Homles, Betty Zenner, Dorothy Rodarme!, Emily Thode of the Highlands, and Janet Thuenng, Helen Espinoza and Amy Hilliard of Waukegan. Don*t Forget The April P.T.A. meeting at the Johnsburg school on the eighteenth. MEET YOUR CANDIDATES SUNDAY. APRIL 16 7:30 p.m. McHenry High School Auditorium Sponsored By McHenry Jaycees Welcome Danght^' Congratulations to Fritz and Sally Jo Von Bruenchenhein who are the proud parents of ababy girl born on April 5 at the Woodstock - hospital. She weighed 5 lbs., 11 ozs. I'll have her name in next week's column. Day of Itecollectlon St. John's parish will hold a day of recollection on April 16 from 1:30 to 4:30. All the women of the parish including high school girls are invited to attend. That's It For another week. Your reporter was unable to attend the association meeting but I'm sure you can get the highlights from anyone who was there. Have a nice week. Bye now. SALES REACH PEAK In his initial report as president of National Tea Co., N. A. Stepelton announced that first quarter sales reached another new peak, and profits rose 19 percent over 1960 figures. In order to write well, a person must think well, feel well, and organize well. Pigs PtftaM Lilymoor ' AUXILIARY HEARS VARIOUS FUNCTION Of TOWN OFFICES Shirley Srnuerr EV. 6-2645 The woman's auxiliary , held its monthly meeting Monday, *April 3, at Club Lilymoor. Guests speaker for the evening was Judge Richard Marshall. Mr. Marshall gave a very in teresting talk on the functions of the different offices of the township, and what their functions are. Hostesses for the April meeting were Lil Neumann, Marylyn LoPresti and Ann Novak. The monthly prize was won by Lee Bassi. ® The next monthly meeting will be held Monday. May 1, at 8 p.m. It will be held in the large hall of Club Lilymoor. Hostesses for the May meeting are Marge Polinski, Sally Rogers and Shirley Schuerr. The members of the auxiliary would Jike to welcome three new members into the au\- iliary. They are Isabelle Karmel, Catherine Molitor and Marie Stritar. Makes Trips Mr. and Mrs. Malicke and Mrs. Lil Wijas were weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Phillips, Jr., of East Moline. While visiting, they helpedii celebrate Master Scott's first birthday. He was very happy to see his godmother, Lil, at the party. Bob Bowman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aultz, spent his Easter vacation visiting his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Beaumont of Kansas City, Mo. Birthday Party A birthday paily was held Sunday, April 9," for Master Bobby LoPresti, Jt, Relatives and friends helped Bobby celebrate his first big birthday. Brother Parses Away Our deepest sympathy goes to Mrs. Counley oh the sudden death of her brother, William Smith, of McHenry. Mr. Smith passed away Sunday, April 2. A watch, manufactured in 1686, was recently dug from the ruins of the earthquakeruined city of Port Royal, Jamaica -- which was destroyed on June 7, 1692. One proven way to stay awake all through #n afterdinner speech is to deliver it. Lakemoor ...... Two Birthdays Are Celebrated David Aeckmann EV. 5-0532 The home of the Vincent Schiavones, Easter Sunday, was the scene of a three fold Celebration. Joh n n y, 4 on March 31 and Richy, 2, April 1, celebrated their birthdays with; the family and their guest, grandmother Schiavone, with a lovely Easter dinner. Happy birthday boys, and the Lord bless you always. Home From College Terry Brady spent his Easter holiday at home with his parents. Birthday Mrs. Misevick (Ma to eveiyone who knows her) celebrates her birthday today, Thursdaj, April 13. Many happy returns to you Ma. THE POINT IS Si Our business is serving you. May we compound your next prescription? I 108 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4500 Here ihey are . . . the LUCKY WINNERS of CUSTOM TV's RCA VICTOR olid RCA WHIRLPOOL UNG ;ARAN€I SALE 1st PRIZE -- Harmoeord Electric Organ MRS. JAKE STEFFES 50ft Third Street, McHenry, 111. " 2nd. PRIZE -- Whirlpool B&mbi Cleaner In W. JENSEN 814 Knollwood, MeCulIom Lake, McHenry, III. 3rd. PRIZE -- 8 Way RCA Portable Radio J. JIGAHSK! Rt. 1. Box 25, Ringwood, III. Consolation Prizes 1 FREE L.P. RECORD WALTER LARSEN Rt. 8, Box 475. McHenry, III. MARILYN FUCHS Rt ft, Box 827 McHenry, 111. ANNE COX Rt. 2, Sunrise Ridge Wonder Lake, 111. O. WILTON SOS Elm St. McHenry, IU. CUSTOM TV 204 E. Elm St. McHenry, III. Phone EV 5-^757 or 5-5659 OPEN: M6n. thru Sat. 9-9 -- Sun. 10-2 We give S4H. Green Stamps Sick List The many friends of Hazel Flaggert will be Sorry to hear that she was rushed to the Henry hospital April 1 with double pneumonia. We sincerely pray she's on the mend. In the meantime hearing from her friends will cheer her lonely hours. Scont News Ted and Marge Beahler deserve the gratitude of all. Ted not only donates his garage as a work shop, his tools, but his time every Saturday afternoon, to the boys 6f troop 161 and Marge serves refreshments. These boys under the leader ship of Wally Para and Ted have been working like beavers on their projects for showing at the Scout-O-Rama. When the boys come around knocking on your door, please open your hearts, going to the Scout-O-Rama is a wonderful way for the public to show their appreciation and approved for the boys' hard work. OFFER PARENTS' COURSE A twelve hour course for ex pectant parents will begin ajt- St Therese hospital school of nursing, Waukegan, on Tuesday, April 18, from 7 to 9 p.m. The course extends for six consecutive Tuesdays. For further information, write to the Holy Spirit Missionary Sisters, St Therese Hospital, West Washington Street, Waukegan, Dl. All the average gal wants is a big strong he-man to wrap around her little finger. DELUXE LAUNDRY CART '£95 Value 9 Large capacity -- lightweight • Sturdy tubular aluminum construction § Slip-on Sanforized container • Full-swivel 2" casters • Gold painted legs Folds storage with your purchase of a STEAM 9 Deep - down steam penetration 9 Wash and wear settings • Lightweight -- only SlA lbs. 9 Irons all modern fabrics Take advantage of thfcs limited offer now! CAREY 119 S. Green St. ANCE. IMC. McHenry, 111. Ph. EV, 5-5500 www Where will you find a handsomer hardtop (ham tknjupalo SfO^JStdan! MORE PEOPLE ARti Wfoea go outsefls a! the rest the way Shis new Chevrolet is doing*--there's got p-So be a reason. And we can think of some pretty goodones. The clean-etched looks df the new Body by Fisher, for example. The eager brand of "git" that's under the hood. The easy wqy it handles. Plus the added advantage of extra-cost options like triple-turbine Tucboglide. But to sample all these reasons together, you have to get a Chevrolet out m the road. And there's where that Jet-smooth ride takes over with its own gentle kind AND JUST ONE JET-SM00TH RIDE WILL SHOW YOU WHY! • persuasion. 11 yon weren't you'd imagine you were riding iaa o Car' costlier ear. - ' ^ No wonder people are* buying more Chevrelets than an^ other make! Chevrolets have more of what it takes to please people^ r "Official R.LTpolki full-sized Chevrolets outsold the by a record-breaking margin, in I960-- Una lets continue toaetthe pace for the industry I See the new Chevrolet can. Chevy Corvairs and the new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's* CLARK CHEVROLET SALE 204 W. Elm Street McHenry, I1L Evergreen 5-6277 I T I I I I I J . I I | I I I I J . . ' VOTE - TUESDAY, APRIL 18TH -- VOTE -- VOTE - TUESDAY, APRIL 18TH* Q n D VOTE ELECTION - Tuesday, April 18, 1961 DEAR VOTER: There is no substitute for experience and ability. EDWARD J. THENNES is the PEOPLE'S PARTY candidate for MAYOR. His experience and ability is best shown by his record on the City Council for the past ten years. He has served on all major committees. A few of the many things accomplished during this time are: Controlled parking in the business district. New street lighting. Zoning within the city limits. Resurfacing of streets. tyew sewer plant. New well and water distributing system. New City Code. Sewer extensions - Grand, Maple, Freund Avenue, Country Club area, parts of Cooney .Heights, and also to industrial sites. Mr. Thennes helped initiate and secure State Aid for the McHenry Plan Commission. Mr. Thennes owns and operates two businesses in the City of McHenry -- ED'S RENTAL and THENNES OIL CO. He is acquainted w|th the problems of the business man from his own practical experience. His interest in the welfare of the citizens of the City of McHenry can best be measured by the following services performed by him: Twenty years with the Volunteer Fire Department. yive years with Boy Scout Organizations. Four years with the Police Department. Nine years with the Zoning Board of Appeals. Chairman of the 1961 Cancer. Drive. To insure the future of the City of McHenry, vote for and support the best candidate for Mayor, EDWARD J. THENNES. Thank you, Friends and Supporters of EDWARb J. THENNES FOR MAYOR T--R I I M $ W P frad i VOTE - TUESDAY* APRIL 18TH -- VOTE -- VOTE - TUESDAY. APRIL 18TH