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:V^' > ' : ^ TT7, 1,1 !,||" I .vy".uiy!,iij ,,IJ,; i„.. McHmHT Thamky. Much 21. 19M ^• TU mUMmlmttma 1 *J*r U- K* : DEMOCRATIC CLUB 'HEARS CANDIDATES XT OPEN MEETING • JBNrte FhirMtm - M5-47U » Berbsra Meurer • S8.V-4SB6 • . «An open "meet- the township carfflKtetes" is scK&luled for Thursday? March 31, at 8 psn.-af the community house, republicans and Democrnts are invited to attend thi? meeting u| the candidates are not running as Republicans or Democrats. Be sufe ahd'try to attend Ibis very interest tag meeting you can. Refreshments will l>0 served afterwards. Lets hai, ve a-good twmout for this. KhP.RO.A. General Meeting ^Sunday, March J3l, at 3 p.m. at the community house the Lf.P.P.O.A. will hold a very important general meeting, Bvery member 1s to try to aft end this meeting as there will l>e an electic* of officers. Candidate's are Charles Ttntez/ i, Robert Miller, Richard Burmaim, Helen Steppfcfc, Raymond Barle and Donald Gerstad. All absentee ballots for <$ir association •elect ion can be picked up at Helen Strand- 5list's home, 5119 W» Shore rive on Friday, March 29, «hd Saturday, March 30, between 12 and 8 p.m. • • They must be returned to IJelen In a pealed envelope before I he election begin*. So if j£ou are at all inters ted in what the association is doing. Please be present for ttris ipee m and .cast your vote. S*e eM y•'o 1t. • th.e . re? • «<.-» Rchrdnte FVir * Community House - Thursday. March 21--8 p.m. Open Democratic Meeting; Friday, March 22, 2 to € p.m. F)ancing classes; Monday, Jlaroh 25, 8 p.m. Regular board meeting; Tusday, March 26. 3 to 6 p.m. Dancing classes ?:30 p.m. Boy Scout meeting; Wednesday, March 27, 7:30 p.m. Little League open meeting. For reservations call Jo Rizzo «t 385-272^. * Our deepest sympathy goes to Mr. ancj'Mrs. John R. Lawrence of 4412 W. Shore Drive <Qn the recent death of their twelve day old-son, Gary laaw- Ogence. private] services werfe iheld on- Friday • and he was Ijiid to rest at St. Mary's oemetery in McHenry, Boy Scout Rummage Sale Mothers, this is spring cleanup time and we have the ideal wajr for yea to get rid <rf a# yeur rummage. Those teenagers records they don't play any more, the stacks of jxxvkot novels, the head of the family has read; comic books and toys t he, small fry just toss around. Lamps, clectrical appliances, dishes, curtains. furniture, rufjs. clothes and jewelry and all the odds and <en<f* you don't want 4"0 see any more can be gotten TM of rapidly TTY phoning any of the following men; "wait Mroti, Ed Draml, J-oe Rrazak, Irv Becker, Marv Cieorge, Ken Gpotfrman and FVank Ficek. All sorts of immroage is needed. Committee ctairman and head erf the rummage sale, Walt Mrote reports they will p*ok up •ny thing (rem any of our neighboring subdivisions as well as here. On Saturday, March 30, the leaders and "boys will go door to doer wMh oars and trucks for any pick-ups. If you haven'* had a chance to look up articles, before theT) yon can leaw them at your door or »twrt mailed Scouts and they wtH be taken. Our troop wiii be happy with any tMng yen can do to help them. Ray Bujak answered <orre of the dance teams needs when he wtqppilied them wttti leather for new drum heads. PLEASE, remember our troop dance tram is dancing at 2:30 at the Seoul -O-Rama at the Crystal Lake high school on Saturday, March 23. Let's haw a crowd from the community to show *11 the other troops and packs we're proud of oar boys. Ken Grothraan 1ft ticket chairman and will gladly see to getting tickets to you. Little League News Fathers, spring Is here as you know end that means baseball season. Can you spare ah hour or so to attend the regular monthly meeting of the league your son plays in? Sure hope so, we'd like to see some new faces at this month's meeting at the community house. It's Wednesday, March 27, at 7:30. Come on dad show your 9on your backing him by belonging to his club. legiHiaMiin for Little League The fin a1! registration for Little League will be held on Monday, April 1, from 7:30 to 9 pjm. at the community house. Blue Bundles Lee and Nancy Moses are the proud parents of an 8 lb. 2% oz. boy. Michael Albert arrived at Presbyterian St. Luke hospital in Chicago last Monday, March 11. His 18 month old brother Danny was waiting his arrival as were paternal _T SATURDAY ONLY SPECIAL FREE HERSHEYS Plain or Almond icrehey Bar with EACH Oailen of BETTER J&L GASOLINES Purchased* PLUS Valuable J&L Stamps $2.99 Value Close Out SNOW ««v SHOVELS 1 with gas purchase All Popular Brands Cigarettes .22* with gas purchase El. 120 Lillymoor 2 Miles East of McHenry M aw Only Mr. atfcl Jfr>. William C. Moses of Harvard and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shralse of pes- Plaines. Congratu hit ions! Our congratulations go to foe and Gail Parisi who had a baby boy on St. Patrick's day. More aboart the baby in next week's issue. Get-Wen Wfehes To JIM Wohnrade who has been iii with the fiu and to Ronald Rebel who has a case of mumps. To Mrs. Sam Parisi who is recovering from surgery at her daughter's home In Chicago; to Tei*ri Koby who is recovering from intestinal influenza. Terri spent several days in Woodstock hospital last week. Hope you all feel better today. Birthday Wishes To Leah Rode who will be 8 -on March 21 and to Wendy Dralle who will be 13 on March 21, to Mary Murphy, Carol AJtsnan and Art Tiffany who all share the same day <;1" March 22, to Mary Lou Wilkin on March 24 and to Mike Liname who will bo 14 years old on March 24, and to Ann Dawson and Steven George on March 25 and to John Mueller on March 25 when he will be 8, and to John Licastno who chalks up another yeiir on March 27. May you all have a nice day. Belated Birthday Wishes To Ronald Rebel who was 6 years old on March 12, and to Robert Mueller who was 7 years old on March 19 and to Mrs. Abbott who also had a birthday OR March 19. Hope you had a nice day. Birthday Doings A family birthday party was held on March 16, to help Mary Beth Humann celebrate her sixth birthday. Grandma and grandpa Humann, uncle Harold McGudre, uncle Phil and aunt Charlotte and four children, all came out from Chicago. Green cup cakes and ice cream and kool-aid were served to all these Irishmen. Wendy Dralle had ten girls over last Saturday to help her celebrate her thirteenth birthday which is March 21. The girls had fun dancing and of course enjoyed refreshments. Kathie Flannigan gave a surprise birthday party for hef girl friend, Pat Gilbertsen, last Friday evening at her home. It was Pat's fifteenth birthday and she was very much surprised. There were ten girts and all enjoyed barbecues, tuna salad, cake and cokes and had a gay time dancing up a storm. A surprise birthday party was held last luesday, March 19, for Lenora Abbott with some of the neighbors in on the celebration. Cards were pteyed and cake and caffee were served. Everyone had a grand time. Saturday, March 16, Vivian Steele celebrated her birthday with her mother, Florence Williams, her brothers, Russel and Edward, and her sister, Judy, and her fiance, George Halada, Mr. c-nd Mrs. HaJada, Sr., and their daughter, Joyce, from Broadview. They all enjoyed coffee and cake and afterwards played cards and the men played pool. On Sunday, March 17, the Steeles visited John's mother, Mrs. Betty Steele, in Bellwood where they also celebrated Vivian's birtbuay along with John's mother's birthday. They had a most enjoyable lime. Bfihy Shower Joan Schwegel had a surprise baby shower on March 10, for Pat Bruno. Thos? attending were Shirley Klapperich, Chris Foszcz, Alice Proroch, Betty Miner, Alma Brushaber, Mrs. Marcella, Clara Dillon and Joan's daughter, Pam. Pat received may beautiful things. Koffee Klatch Pat Bruno had a coffee klatch last Friday mining with Petey Oakford, Doris Bock, Joyce Dort, Mimi Ladd and Toots Gerstad. The girls then had a chance to see all the beautiful things Pat had received at her baby showet the week before. Visiting and Visitors The Grizelys' guests on Sunday, March 17, were Sue's mother, Mrs. Mester, and hev brothers and sister. They spent the day and celebrated Michael Mester's birthday which was March 7. On Saturday after bowling the Hearles, Matthews, Jancyzks and Wohnrades stopped in for strawberry short cake at the Grizelys'. Mr. and Mrs, Lanz had visitors over the weekend, their Now la the Time to Plan Your I it FABULOUS HAWAII On WAIKIKI Beach tmci 1907 The unique archlteetiii% and beautiful H&lekulaiii Hotel, with a of the of the old Hawaii* the unusual atmosphere and Individuality of its surroundings will make your dre&mi of the islands come true when you visit Honolulu. Thrill to the unforgetable vista from the water's edge, extending from Diamond Head across the sweep of southern Oahu to the distant Waianae Mountains, against the sunsets each evening in a hurst of gorgeous ooiaa Henry K.Vtfffneisfer HeriaraJ Mamtgtet mlte. trtcrae or vabte Halekalani tionolala IS, HAWAII BUkOHAN PLAH . . • «*F£N -- YEA* son and daughter-ta-IsRv, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lanz, and grandson, Brian, from Chicago. The Lanzes are very unhappy as their son is moving his family to Syracuse, NT* the end of this month. Lois and Wally Eliott and their four children, Cindy, Christy, Scott and Gregory, of Rosemount, Ifl., were the guests of the Jack Oakfords last Sunday afternoon. The Faui Eu?zos spent Sunday in Chicago at the home of Jo's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geltner, where they attended the christening of the Geltners' baby daughter, Nancy Joy. Bud and Donna Stoltz and family spent Sunday in BeJoit, Wis., at the home of t'teir aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Groversteen. It was Donna's birthday and her aunt had a surprise birthday party for her. Meet Tour Neighbor Meet your neighbors George and Kitty Hendle of 4506 W. Ramble Road. The Hendles have resided here for three aqd half years after moving from the Northwest side of Chicago. They have two fine boys, Johnny, age six, who attends kindergarten and Marty, age three. This happy couple met on a blind date and have been married for ten and a half years. George attended Steiinetz high school and is a sub contractor for cement finishing and also a carpenter. He enjoys hunting and fishing, and belongs to a hunting club and loves stock car racing. Kitty attended Schurz high school and enjoys boding and also loves to ccok She also is a block captain for the >ubdivision. SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE New Abort Our Servicemen Daniel R. Kosior, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Kosior of 4814 North Wilmot road, McHenry, is undergoing nine weeks of basic recruit training at the Naval Training cente^, Great Lakes. Army Pvt. Robert N. Hager Jr., whose parents live at 3201 Greenleaf drive, Wonder Lake, recently completed an eightweek construction drafting course at the Engineer center, Fort Belvoir, Va. Hager entered the Army m September, 1962, and completed basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. The 19-year-old soldier is a 1962 graduate of McHenry Community high school. USS RANGER--Stephen W. Dember, electronics technician third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dember of 114 Morningside, McHenry, is {BuitdtM i INC. OPENING New Todd Woods Unit 3 Model at 1615 Clay Street Woodstock, Illinois We will guarantee to puf you in a new home. Open Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to B p.m. Daily 8 to 5 p.m. or Ph. 338-4332 -- 338-2110 servtng aboard ' the aircraft carrier USS Ranger, the site of the Feb. 14, ceremony commemorating America's first salute from a foreign power. The ceremony took palce on the Ranger's flight deck while the ship was anchored off Sasebo, Japan. It marked the 185th anniversary since John Paul Jones' frigate Ranger received France's recognition of the United States as an independent nation. In the ceremony aboard the modern Ranger, the Commander Carrier Division Five band played the national anthem and a color guard from the Ranger's Marine detachment fired S nine-gun salute as a special colors detail lowered the ship'l flag at sunset. Thfe Rang®, ntm on hear fourth Far E**t ertrfae, has visited Yokosuka, Japan, an<| Subic Bay and Manila, Philippines, since leaving her homeport Alameda, Calif., in November. Every year, it takes more money and less time to get anywhere. Some people have lots of money, but lost of others are rich. | Reasons Why To See Us If You Need A Water System or Well 1. Only trained personnel in their respective field of Drilling -- Pump Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. Largest pump inventory in the county (Jets, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) 3. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency 4. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system 5. A guarantee in writing 6. We service all makes including Montgomery Wards and Sears pumps 7. Our men and machines are completely insured 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection 9. Parts available for all makes 10. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points 11. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK McHenry County Well & Pump WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS Located in the Village of McCullom Lake 2Vi miles from McHenry on MoCullorr Wonder Lake Rd. Phone McHenry 385-5252 «r Residence 885-0714 13 : «1JBL» 4«M: m1Jm*LJZ1Jr 9120 FIRST DAY OF SPRING GOODBYE WINTER ? We certainly hope sat AS friends and neighbors, we've as fed up with bitter oold weather as you aiis As nembers of year Northern Illinois Gas Company, we*te fvood of &e service our people have given our customers during the abnormally cold winter. Through long-range planning and investment in storage and distribution facilities, we've been able to bring you the uninterrupted comfort and convenience of gas heat--despite J. record-breaking low temperatures. That's one reason more and more people like a you will be heating with gas next winter. The other season, of ooofse^ is tint gas costs less than my otker artomaUe keaL And now gas heat is tven more economical, thanks toreoent Company and pipeline supplier rale reductions and refunds. To be sure that you have all the gas you need, whenever you need it, we're continuing to make extensive investments in the devdopmeDt and expansion of oar facffitiefc Although next winter may not be as severe ai this past one, we at Northern Illinois Gas Coo pany must plan ahead to meet your needs, no matter how great they may b& NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS COMPANY Sttrvm around the dock