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\ 3 Thursday, Ociob*rl8. 1962 THE McHpVplY PLAINDEALER McHENRY PLAINDEALER 8812 West Elm Street Established 1875 Phone 385-0170 TESTIMONIAL FOR RETIRING CONGRESSWOMAN Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. NATION At rpiTORIAI PRESS \ association Subscription Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 1 Year .$4.50 6 Mos. $2.25 6 Mos. $2.50 3 Mos. ... .$1.50 3 Mos $1.75 Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois SUPPORT OF BLUE BALLOT URGED BY COURT COMMITTEE What were described as irresponsible, false statements A.F.S. MEETING, There will be an American Field Service meeting on Thursday, Oct. 25, at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. All student members and all other interested students and concerning the proposed Blue "adults aare invit edu to .a ttend. r Ballot Judicial Ame n d m e n 11 i7 i were criticized this week b. y j.t roduced, and. p!la ns the McHenry County Commit- formulated for the tee for Modern Courts at a meeting in Crystal Lake. "Opponents of the attempt to modernize Illinois' antiquated court system repeat inaccurate statements about the be mwill bo 1963-64 AFS program. There will also be an election' of officers. The Republican Federation of Lake County on Sunday, Oct. 14, hosted a testimonial dinner at Wheeling to honor Mrs. Marguerite Stitt Church (retiring Congresswoman, 13th district). All candidates of Lake county were present and introduced. The chairman of the dinner, Max Wildman, presented an engraved silver pitcher to Mrs. Church on behalf of the Federation for her superlative record in the Congress of the U. S. In accepting the gift, Mrs. Church gave a very moving speech. She urged that Republicans, Americans, be alert now, as never before, to the dangers confronting this nation both at home as well as abroad. Since Senator Dirksen was unavoidably d e t a i n e d, Mr. Wildman, presented the Honorable John G. Tower, (R., Texas). Senator Tower characterized the Republican party as one of unity and conviction, a party of challenge. All Lake county candidates we're present, as well as Robert McClory, candidate for Congress, 12th district; Robert Coulson, candidate for State Senate, 52nd district; Ray Page, candidate for superin- j tendent of public instruction; : and William Scott, candidate j for state treasurer. Those attending from McHenry county were Mr. and . Mrs. Bruce Bradway, Woodstock; Mrs. Carl Zeiss; Mr. and • Mrs. Richard Mandahl, Fox j River Grove; Mr. and Mrs. 1 Frank Kenney, Barrington ; (she is the newly elected first | vice-president of the Illinois Federation of Republican womttOlflWJWG'- NOTES***': McHenry Recreations^ Wednesday Nite Mixed -- Lennie Thennes 234-592; Tim Reilly 237; Leona Wagner 456; Wanda Gehrke 180-222- 561; Mary Kuna 462; Bob Freres 203. Wonder Lake Vaculas 16 2 Russ F ..13 .5 Simpsons 12 6 Hill Toppers 11 7 Fredricksons 7 11 Violas Midwest 6 12 County TV .5 13 No. 6 1 17 Zelda Malochleb 484, 173. Lois Arne 436, 193. Virginia Mahal 174. Tuesday Nite Thirty-Niners -- Grace Bentz 181; Virginia Doherty 447; Janet Heide 441; Sandy Foley 443; Dorothy Stoffel 179-467; Cathy Schlitt 483; Anne Leone 181-436. Railroad --Judy Freund 5-10. Ten Pin Queens -- Marianne Cristy 435; Teresa Steffen 439; Rosemary Freese 186-474; Wanda -Gehrke 451; Jennie Doherty 476; Lil Burns 179-433; Maureen Doherty 469; Lil Michels 180-178-501; Mary Beth Fuchs 175-449; Tinky Meyer 454; Ethel Conway 185- 481; Elaine Justen 454; Mary Granger 184; Nadine Larkin 232-547; Bea Meath 180-179- 507; Joni May 451; Eleanor Wirfs 431. A dog seems to be the only woll-liked tale-bearer. Pig*. Flrt. DEMOCRATS HOLD PRE-ELECTION RALLY OCT. 27 McHenry county Democrats will hnld a pre-election rally at Martinetti's. Crystal Lake, on Saturday night, Oct. 27. Announcing the event, William Giblin, McHenry county Democratic Central committee chairman, said several state political leaders will be present to take part in the program. Tickets are on sale, but reservations should be made early, he added, since a capacity crowd of 400 is expected. Wins Invitation Giblin Has been-invited* to join other county chairmen from Illinois as a luncheon guest of President F. Kennedy Friday, Oct. 19. The date for President Kennedy's visit to Illinois was reported by James A. Ronan, state central committee chairman for the Democratic party. Giblin told about receiving the personal invitation from the Chief Executive and said it will be a 12 noon luncheon at Springfield. At 2:30 p.m. all Democratic party candidates in Illinois will meet with the President in" a pre-election rai y at the slate faivgvoundn S:te of this meeting will be the coJiseUrrt. - - Use The Classifieds ' Many parents look forward tp .the^lme whenn ffctjtey will •marry,--rand havg^arphoiy of her own. - sits Hi AJU»H>IV IW0-S8S qJ MQ api*J 8Sd}sot| y jsoii jnoA' ^raiS-ii puw Xtrjf- - - ;uauia6eueH MeN iaPuA M0N S<331 PUD1VV MUSIC BY THE STAR TONES Saturday, October 20 (sAupuoK uo peso|3) S junjXuv A J as. satpiMpuBs pazig-fiuix ..AXivuadS H:IO.. •urd oi °J "iu d j sXnpuns •urd oi '«« d S r£«pjn*ws iui|i £«psanx sieuuiQ dfaidiuoQ 6otAie^ Mof|| verse, when they really do not understand a simple blade of u;rass. WHEN IT'S GOOD FOOD IT'S TIME TO STEP OUT AND LAND BANK MEETING Some 200 Federal Land costs of this r e f o r m , " Harry j ®ank members and guests en.) and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kinne, Crystal Lake, chairman from Lake, McHenry, and , Davis, McHenry. of the committee, said in ex-1 Boone counties participated in : pressing disgust over the feeble I. ^be Federal Land Bank Asso- j We have heard of people who attempts to throw the widely- : ciation of Woodstock annual i attempt to explain the unsupported Co n s.t i t u t i o n a 11 meeting, dinner and program, change into a controversial' recently at Westwood school atmosphere. j Woodstock. "In fact," Kinne said, "sa^ ings effected by the Judicial1 Amendment would more than offset the costs added by the i modernization move. j "This amendment has solid j support from more than sixty- I five business, labor, farm, pro- | fessional and civic organiza-1 tions and from both political; parties," said Kinne. "With so . many major responsible groups ! in support of this proposal* tJSe only thing opponents are doing ! is to cloud the issue with half- j truths, • fabricated statements and exaggeration." Voters will cast their ballots \ on a special Blue Ballot at the j November 6 election. To be j adopted, the proposal needs a j two-thirds vote. More than two-thirds of the General As- \ sembly voted in favor of itwhen they sent it to voters for their approval. Kinne noted one major cost facing elimination is the present $4 million Illinois expense that taxpayers must bear because of a special election in June to elect judges -a typical bad part of Illinois' 114- year-old Constitution. The 54 million cost is for salaries of judges and clerks of election and other election expenses. 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