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^Thursday. April 5. 1962 THE McHENHY PLAINDEALEB Pago NinatMa Holiday Hills URGE RESIDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN PRIMARY ELECTION Inez Young Next Tuesday is the primary flection. 95 per cent of our people in Holiday Hills are now registered. How about that percentage showing up at the polls next Tuesday? I don't care how you vote-- JUST VOTE! If you need transportation to the polls Phyl Harper will be happy to pick you up and take you over. McHenry hospital and was up in surgery by 4:30. She came down minus her appendix. I hope you're feeling much better by now, Linda. Dig Out Those Baby Pictures Ladies, bring out the old albums. Now find the cutest, funniest, silliest or the purtiest baby picture you can find of yourself. Vi Abbink and Mary Mahon have started their tour of the subdivision to collect the pictures for the next Woman's Club meeting. / ^ The next meeting will be ^neld on Wednesday, April 11, at Mary Mahon's home, at 1509 West Birch street. If, by any chance, they are unable ^o contact you, please call Mary or Vi, or else bring your picture along with you. so no one is missed. Beside the baby contest there will be an Easter Hunt and be sure to bring along a jgtumip, a carrot and a sharp Mtnife. We are going to be instructed on how to make flowers out of these items. The best way to learn is to do it yourself. So don't forget to bring these vegetables with you. Linda Carlson Has Appendectomy It seems that March is the ^pnonth for Linda to be in thp news. Just last week we reported on her birthday - This week the news is not so happy. It seems Linda began feeling quite ill at School last Thursday so the teacher called Carol, her mother, at 2 o'clock to come and get her. Well, by 4:15 Linda was registered at Griswold Lake Athletic Club The Athletic Club met at the home of Con Kasparzyk on Wednesday, March 21. The program for the evening included two very interesting and exciting movies on fishing. The club is now planning a fishing tournament for their members during the week of April 21 to 28 in Griswold Lake. Their bowling teams are still doing good in the Tuesday night league. Team No. 1 is still in first place, team No. 2 is in fourth place and team No. 3 is in fifth place. Sympathy Our sincere sympathy is extended to Gloria Smith on the death of her dad, Mr. Wieland, of Chicago. He passed away on Thursday, March 29, of a heart attack. Twice Told Tales Happy Birthday Happy birthday to Nancy Forman who will ,be 5 years old on April 9. Neighborly Notes A big turkey dinner was served to Frank Rachwalski at the Mahon home in honor of his seventeenth birthday on March 25. Frank is Mary's brother and turkey is his favorite dish, so what else would she serve to a favorite brother. Mary's folks also came up on Sunday to celebrate, even tho he wasn't officially 17 until the next day, March 26. Jess and Jim Hawhee entertained their daughter and family last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bryey and their sons, Jeffrey and Gregory, are from Oregon, 111. FIFTY YEARS AGO Taken from the Files of March 2S, 1912 The ice has started to move in Fox river and with a few more days of sunshine like we I are now enjoying the river should be entirely open within a short time. The members of Riverview camp. No. 6818, R.NA., will hold a public card party at Eagle hall on Tuesday evening, April 9. Cards and dominos will be played and six prizes awarded to the winners. At a meeting of the board of education last Friday evening. it was concluded that the needs of an addition to the public school building were very urgent and that preparations should be made at once to provide for a building fund by voting for bonds at the coming school election. The board was unanimous in their opinion that the present congested condition of every room in the building was not conducive to effectual J work in school administration. ' F V. Cobb, the new bookkeeper at the Borden plant here, has moved his household goods to this village and with his family will occupy the flat over M. J. Walsh's store. Master Vernon Besley was surprised by his auntie. Mrs. W. A. Sayler. inviting in six little farmer boy friends for a sugaring off party Wednesday afternoon, in honor of his eighth birthday anniversary. The West McHenry post office has undergone a much needed improvement during the past week. New cabinets and shelving have been added which gives the postmaster a more suitable place to care for his books, post cards, envelopes and other necessities about the office. Asia has 60 per cent of liie world's population and 28 per cent of the cultivated area: North America has 7.5 per cent of the population, and 20 per cent of the land. 3 d VOTE FOR REIMAN . . . 4th on the Ballot -- 4-Square Gov't. Nominate REIMAN Republican Candidate For State Representative 32nd District McHenry, Ogle, Boone and DeKalb Counties Tuesday, April 10, 1962 • U. S. Air Force Veteran Former Political Prisoner During WW II • Honest and Capable • Business and Sales Experience • Interested in Farm Problems Opposes Cook County Control his Political BeBiefs Having been born and raised in Germany during Hitler's rise to power, I APPRECIATE the freedoms and opportunities afforded me in this great country. I am running for political office because I feel private citizens must take a greater responsibility in the operation of their government. I am a firm believer in the Bill of Rights and feel all citizens must accept their responsibilities if our country is to continue to survive. I am asking for YOUR VOTE because I want to represent YOU in Springfield. I want to do my share in seeing that government in this state is brought back to an economical basis, that it is a government of the PEOPLE, that it is a government that recognizes county, city and individual rights. I seek YOUR VOTE with this in mind: I will represent YOU fairly, honestly, courageously and without influence of any special interests or cliques. FliD m I * • X A vote for C >N € candidate gives him THH HE votes. Give Y 0 )UR three to mm m JMAENI FRED REIMAN Political Advertising Paid for by Fred Reiman FORTY YEARS AGO Taken from the Files of March 30, 1922 On account of the bad condition of the roads, auto travel between this village and Ringwood, as well as between McHenry and Volo, has been ordered stopped. There are now several spots in these highways that are impassible for machines at this time. R. I. Overton and Math B. Laures, local taxi service men, have consolidated and since last week the two have been operating a taxi business under one head. The auction sale of second-hand cars at the Overton garage here last Saturday afternoon brought out a large crowd and as a consequence most of the machines were sold. The old livery barn in which the cars have been stored will be torn down and an addition to the Overton garage will be built thereon The local clothing firm of McGee and Conway has dissolved partnership and from now on E. R. McGee will be the sole owner. J. E. Conway,, retiring member, will now dqg vote all his time to a similar establishment which' he has conducted at Woodstock for a number of years. All of the household goods of the late Mrs. Mary Schreiner were sold at her late home on Center street Saturday afternoon, The sole was well attended and everything on the premises was sold. Mrs. G. E. Schoel is confined to Lake ..View hospital recovering from injuries sustained when she was thrown from the platform of a moving street car in Chicago last week. A Chicagoan, driving from Lake Geneva to Chicago, wasn't talcing any chances on the roads and stopped at the Star garage and made arrangements to have one of the drivers follow him with a Foi'dson tractor. He was pulled out of the mud several times before reaching Volo. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Taken from the Files of April 1, 19S7 The sun, which could not have shone brighter on any preceding Easter morn, greeted Easter worshipers on Sunday, March 28. although the sharp wind made winter coats comfortable. Msgr. C. S. Nix, pastor of St. Mary's church, returned home last week from Manila, where he attended the Eucharisiic Congress, in time to assist with the Easter services. A jury in the circuit court of Cook county yesterday returned a verdict of $50,000 in favor of Wendell Martin, Watseka. 111., resident, against the estate of the late Sidney Smith, cartoonist and creator of the "Gumps", for injuries received in an automobile accident near Harvard Oct. 20. 1935. Smith, a few days prior to the accident, had signed a new $750,000 contract with a syndicate for which he drew comics. Infor m a t i o n comes from Matt us Engeln that on April 1, forty-one years ago. the whole Old Town section burned down. Only two buildings, Julia Story's dru?.i store and Mrs. Gates's dwelling, were spared. "A^ony in the Garden", a painting appropriate to the Easter season, painted by Jack Keenan, on exhibition in the window of the Carey Electric RECRUIT WOMEN Specialist fifth class Dorothy M. Gorlicki, representative of the Women's Army Corps (WAC) will be at the U.S. Army recruiting station, Jefferson and Jackson streets, Woodstock, on Saturday, April 17, to interview young ladies who are seeking information about the Army. Anyone interested in making an appointment may do so by contacting SFC. Arthur Nelson at the U. S. Army recruiting station. Jefferson and Jackson streets, shop, is attracting a lot of attention. Members of the Sunshine club surprised Mr. and Mrs. John Mulder, Jr.. Sunday evening, honoring their wedding anniversary. The party was also a housewarming for the Mulders, who moved to Crystal Lake recently. Prizes in cards were awarded Mrs. Ben Bauer, Mrs. George Adams, Robert Knox and Walter Walsh. Woodstock, or phoning FE 8*"- 2974. • ' J Trading stamps are saved byt 35 million families, out of tfte." 50 million in the Nation, and' these redeem $500 million worth of stamps each year. A RUDY BECKER'S m* KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In Phone EVergreen 5-2436 STUD SERVICE ... German shori-hair pointer puppies available BOARDING... Training, Obedience, Hunting & Retrieving VOTE DEMOCRATIC APRIL 10th, 1962 For PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN: RE-ELECT M EDWARD J. THENNES EXPERIENCED -- QUALIFIED -- BUSINESSMAN Pres. 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