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1 Thursday, November 8, 13E2 THE McHENHY PLAtNDEALER McHENRY Gl STARTS CAR] IN ENGINEERING , Connie Mayes (left), 905 W. River Terrace drive, McHenry, now a senior in general engineering at the University of Illinois, is shown with Miss Betty Lou Bailey from General Electric Co., who was featured speaker recently at the annual U. of I. College of Engineering Alumni committee meeting to which high school principals and counselors were invited. The two-day session on the campus at Urbana- Champaign was devoted to discussing high school understanding of engineering and its opportunities for young men and women. Miss Bailey, who in 1950 was the only coed graduated in engineering from Illinois, pointed out the great opportunities for women. "Russia has plenty of women engineers," she. said. "Here in America, teachers, parents and school guidance counselors simply don't think of suggesting engineering careers to bright girls who show aptitudes in mathematics and science." U. of I. today has twenty-four undergraduate women and seven graduate women students in engineering fields. COURT BRIEFS Lakemoor URGE ATTENDANCE AT VILLAGE MEET THURSDAY. NOV. 8 Carol Venable Halloween pranksters appeared in "the court of Police Magistrate Donald Howard last Thursday night. John Christie of 1003 W. Sunnyside was fined $25 and Edward Schwabauep of Country Lane road and Kenneth Owens of 1902 Beach avenue, McHenry, paid $10 fines each on charges of littering the street. Three others -- all minors •-- were :ent to the <?ity juvenile officer. Also in the connection with Halloween mischief, several others were fined for tumultuous conduct. They included Jack Adams of Plymouth Lane, Louise G. Sawisch of Birch street, Ron Freund of Charles street,. Marshall Pearson of Rt. 9 and Jack Christie of Sunnyside. All paid $10 fines. One minor was ordered to report to the juvenile officer. Tom Widhalm ot W. Third street was fined $10 for using firework® on Halloween night. Lake paid a $50 fine for not having a driver^ license and the same fine for reckless driving. Thomas Gerambio of Mc- Fenry had a $27 fine imposed for driving with fictitious state plates. Lawrence Jenkins of Crystal Lake d'sobeyed a stop sign and paid $10 for the offense. When he appeared in the court of Justice of the Peace Charles M. Adams last. Saturday, Harvey W. Biggers of Wonder Lake paid a $7 fine for improper backing. Migkel Vaab of Crystal Lake was fined $15 for making an improper left turn. Ruth I. Chadwick of Lakeland Park had a $10 fine imposed for not having a driver's license. For driving overweight on the license with a school bus, James Wegener of Ringwoud paid a $15 fine. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS BUS CONTRACTORS MEET James Wegener, Ray Stilling, Cecil Ballowe and Glenn Draper, representatives of the Worts Transit company, all of McHenry, will be legislative delegates at the Illinois School Bus Contractors' association meeting in Springfield Nov. 10. Legislation that will be actively supported by the association in the next session or the Illinois Legislature includes uniform licensing of all school buses with a uniform fee of $2. It was explained fined $78 for driving an overweight truck. that this will permit the inspection of all school buses and issuance of school bus tags by the Superintendent of Public Instruction's office, rather than having some buses inspected and required to comply only with truck inspection requirements. The safety of all children using bus transportation will thus be assured. Other legislation that will be introduced in the Legislature and that will be supported by the School Bus Con- Page Three tractors is a bill to recognize the semaphore stop arm in all traffic codes as a signal for all traffic to come to a complete stop. Legislation initiated by the Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce requiring school bus drivers to actuate stop signals at all times school children are being loaded or discharged, and to require motorists to stop for such visual signals in all districts, whether they be rural or metropolitan, will be Bert Fivecoat of Wonder peter Baker Gravel Co. wn« Speeding was the chargc I against Richard M. Rad of 1404 j Fairview. McHenry, who paid j S6; Lorraine DiL^onardo of I Eastwood Manor, $10; Ruth 1.1 Chadwick of McHenry, $25: j and William I. Henderson of i Oakhurst, $20. RETURN ENGAGEMENT by popular request The 4-WINDS featuring Bobby Sheldon SATURDAY, NOV.. 10th 0 JOHNSBURG. ILL. supported by the Association. Legislation ?o change the color of flasher lights at both front and rear '">t school buses from amber to red will be supported. PREVIEW SHOWING Owner, A1 Ahrens, Jr., and partner, A1 Ahrens, Sr., of McHenry Implement Co., Oliver dealer at McHenry, received a dealer preview of twenty-three new farm equipment products for 1963, ,one of the largest arrays unveiled at one tune by a single manufacturer at Exposition Gardens in Peotia last week. ON PETIT MMR George Posthuma, Theodore Wickman, jr., and Lois- Worts of McHenry township, George Erber, Ernest Andreas and Robert Seegers of Nunda have been named to the new petit jury which reports for duty starting Nov. 19. Be Wise -- Shop At NYE'S A Small Deposit Holds Any Item Until Dec. 15th This is a reminder to attend the regular village meeting which will be held at the firecommunity building at 8 p.m. this evening. Every one is urged to attend in order to keep yourself informed of village affairs. / r>j• • 'sv^.',Svx • ' \S\ *•"' V V* -- ik." I Rummage Sale The rummage sale which was held last week will be continued again this Saturday morning at 10 a.m. Anyone wishing to donate additional articles may drop them off at the Zundel home, 504 S. Highland drive, where the sale is to be held. This is - a chance to move out all those items that may be of value to someone else, but you don't use. At the same time you be lending support to our library. In addition to this, remember to attend the sale and bring your bargain hunting skills with you. Lakemoor Srout News The boy's color guard attended the presentation of colors in McHenry, Monday evening. A few weeks ago the girl's drill team made a trip to Downey hospital. They drilled, sang and played games with the veterans. Most of all they brought a little sunshine into the men's lives. The tentative schedule for the girl's team included drilling at the first basketball g a m e a t W o o d s t o c k h i g h school, and at the opening of the new gymnasium at Wauconda high school. Get-well Best wishes for a speedy recovery go to Jean Starczk who underwent surgery in Chicago last Friday. Also a little advise to her husband, Paul, "Chin up, better days are coming." On his way home from visiting her Friday evening he was involved in an accident which badly damaged his car. Fortunately no one was injured. Stork Visits Recently little Steve Maxim spent a week with his grandparents, Herb and Alberta Brossman. When he returned .'home his Mommy had a surprise for him, a baby brother, named Scott. Congratulations to the proud parents, Nancy and Bob Maxim. That's It I'll close the column with these three reminders: please attend both the village meeting and the library rummage sale. Last but not least, during the course of the week remember to call 385-5287 and tell me what's new at your house. GOP WOMEN MEET A meeting of the board of directors of the 12lh Congressional District Women's Republican club will be held Nov. 12 at 1 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Walter C. Hamann, 511 S. Beverly place, Lake Forest., Post election plans will foe'dis-1 cussed. YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK IN THE 3ST iilSll ^ r ** * PIP Ron Vacula, Wonder Lake. Patti Hiller, Johnsburg, Grace Reinhardt, Pistakee Highlands and Nancy Blake, McHenry, all employees of the McHenry State Bank are shown mailing the Bank's Christmas Club Checks totaling in excess of $150,000.00. Elmer Borcovan, mail dispatcher at the local post office, accepts the savings of more than 1000 club members for delivery in plenty of time for Early Christmas shopping. SAVE JOIN NOW RECEIVE 50c per week SAVE $25.00 $ 1.00 per week SAVE $50.00 $ 2.00 per week SAVE $100.00 $ 3.00 per week $ 5.00 per week $10.00 per week $20.00 per week SAVE $150.00 SAVE $250.00 SAVE $500.00 SAVE $1000.00 McHENRY STATE BANK Established Since 1906 -- Resources over $18,000,000.00 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PHONE 385-1040 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM «