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THRMeWMHTKAnroEALER 3" McHENRY PLAINDEALER HEAD EDUCATORS'GROUP ^ / . ,«£> , fr/ (<&;• wmmtm wtreet ,y'" '#!" A-&m Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. Urry; E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor fSf«0Jd Ohm Postage Paid at McHenry, IVVlnols jimnnsi 7--? *--r- V BseaeiflTiOEiry 1964 £p±Sz AYION At EDITORIAL SbcATI^N Subscription Rates McHenry County Outside McHenry County $4.00 1 Year $4.50 ......$2,25 6 Mos. $2.50 $1.50 3 Mos. .*....$1.75 (The Plaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of ! their views on subjects of .^general interest in our " community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less signature, full address •and phone number. We ask, too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we Consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) POLLUTION QUESTION Gentlemen: "As a summer resident of the McHenry area for many years I am interested in learning if anything is being done to prevent a recurrence of the condition of the river that existed last year. "The stench of the water and number of dead fish in the ri- <ver made visits to the Fox riveV region far from pleasant. "Leona S. Olsen , "Arlington Heights" (Editor's Note) -- The out- Come of the proposed conservancy district should have a direct bearing on the future of the Fox river. More concerning this district will be printed „j[ro'UlmSJ8.tl"l£;..r DOUBLE GAR WASH A double car wash will be -'held Saturday, March 28, <rcm 9 a.m. to 5 pm. at John's Sin- [i/'fcfojr; Rt. 31 and 120, McHenry, Inland at the Woodstock's llahn ' *XH1, i Calhoun and Throop , streets,. They are sponsored by the Viscounls drum and bugle ..corps and proceeds will be placed in the bugle fund. SAVING LIVES MAJOR GOAL OF CANCER CRUSADE Saving lives needlessly lost to cancer is a major goal of the 1964 Cancer Crusade. Conquering cancer is made extremely difficlult because so many people fail to seek treatment even though they realize they have a danger signal, Roger Reichert, Crusade Chairman in McHenry county, said. Reichert said the 1964 McHenry County Cancer Crusade will be held in April, and the No. 1 goal will be saving those lives that are lost unnecessarily. The American Cancer society says it now is possible to save at least one out of two of those who develop cancer, but only one out of three actually is being saved. Prompt action by cancer victims saved 44,000 men and women in the United States who would have died of the disease had they developed it 10 years ago. FIRST BISHOP OF TANGANYIKA IS EMTHRONED , Egotism permits us to see things in ourselves, that no one t£jse can. Bishop Arnold R. Cotey SDS, of Milwaukee, Wis., was enthroned as first Bishop of Nachingwea Tanganyika, East Africa, on March 19. He was tHe only 'Aftiericarf Bishop consecrated Oct. 20, 1963, at St Peter's Basilica in Rome, Italy, by His Holiness Paul VI.. He is the first Bishop of the Salvatorian order. Bishop Cotey is a cousin of Fr. Clarence Thennes of Stockton, 111., Fr. James Weber of Aurora and Fr. Thomas Muel ler, SVD, of Techny. Bishop Cotey was a visitor in the homes of John Thennes Mrs. Henry M. Weber and Margaret Blake in January. ir ANNOUNCEMENT James M. Mclntee announces the removal of his law office from 3516 W. Elm Street to 3436 W. Elm Street For That MAST la Tour UPE $ ltart nothing ftot g«t MdoM to a Dad at a lOWMmphteMltdloM. r^j45 N. Green St Phone 885-0047 McHenry, 111 Open Dally 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. J Friday 8 a.m.' to 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SITNDAY8 1 USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA Ofifcers of the McHenry County Education association were elected at the annual Teachers' Institute in mid-March. They included, from left, front: Rose Warkentin, Crystal Lake, secretary-treasurer; Harold Wajrowski, Crystal Lake, president; and Myrtle Procter, McHenry, second vice-president. Back: Robert Prince, ' Johnsburg, first, vice-president; Paul Barthel, Harvard, member of the of the executive committee; and Richard L. Tazewell, county superintendent of schools. iOSPITAL WILL OFFER PRE-NATAL CLASSES APRIL 7 The second series of pre-natal classes for this year will be held at McHenry hospital beginning Tuesday, April 7, at 7:30 p.m. and thereafter on each Tuesday during the month of April. These prenatal classes will be conducted by Dr. B. Berman, obstetrician; Dr. P. H. Griesbach, pediatrician; and Mrs. P. H. Griesbach.. The classes will feature information on the birth of a baby, normal delivery, and care of the newbom infant. These lectures are a free service provided by the McHenry hospital and all prospective parents may attend. Registration for these classes may be made in advance by calling the hospital at 385-2200 or at .the first class on Tuesday, April 7. SERVICE HERE Af*D THERE • IN BUSINESS CREATIVE WORK SHOP On Monday, March 23, the Creative Work Shop, Inc., opened at 3405 W. Elm street This is the address formerly the site of Elm Paint, with the business under the drection of William "Bill" Klnsala. The shop will specialize in Exclusive and original artistic creations for use as both gifts and unusual and distinctive decor for the home and office. It will also feature a personalized consultant and decorating services cohering such events a$ receptions, anniversary parties, banquets, etc. Creative Work Shop will be open six days a week, with consultant appointments available by phone any time. IMPOSTOR WARNING "Don't let strangers in your home without insisting upon adequate identification," warns Northern Illinois Gas company. The utility occasionally receives reports from customers that men have been posing as metej readers and appliance servicemen. NX-Gas reminds residents in this area that all utility employes carry plastic identification cards with the employe's photo and the official company seal. All regular meter readers for NI-Gas also wear uniforms with gas com pany insignia. WINS SAFETY AWARD Ralph Rounds of McHenry was among sixteen drivers and helpers of Waukegan National Disposal Service, Inc. honored^ for safe driving at the annual dinner for employees and their wives sponsored by the firm recently. Rounds, a driver for the firm, received a three-year safe driving pin from the National Safety council and a check from National Disposal. SET APRIL DATES FOE FIRST YMCA FUND CAMPAIGN The budget and finance committee of the newly formed Lake Region YMCA announced this week that its first fund drive will take place during the period of April 2 to April 19. Walter H. Joilie, chairman of the general solicitation division, reported that all four division leaderships have been filled, the majority of the sixteen team captaincies, and many team members have accepted assignments. Over 110 people from Algonquin, Cary, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Huntley, Island Lake, Lake-in-the-Hills, McHenry and Woodstock are volunteering their time and efforts to make the Lake Region YMCA a reality and to assure its serving the youth and adults in the above communities. These people are giving generously of their time and efforts. CHARLES HERMAN Charles W. Herman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles V, Herman of the village of Sunnyside, left March 15 for military service. He is now stationed at Lackland Air Force base, Texas. Charles is a 1962 graduate of McHenry high school. James Cary. son of Mr. and Mrs. Moyse Cary of Eastwood Manor, is home on, a thirteenday furlough after taking basic traning at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He will report to Fort Devins, Mass., for advance individual training in the Army security-ageney. i TRAFFIC DEATHS February motor vehicle traffic deaths totaled 124, or one less than for the same month last year, according to provisional reports compiled by the Division of Highways and State Police. VOTING RECORD Robert McClory of Illinois 12th district received a perfect rating of 100 percent for his voting record during the first session of the 88th Congress, by Americans for Constitutional Action. Rep. McClory of Lake Bluff, according to ACA, has voted during 1963 to uphold the Constitution of the United States and has opposed appeasement of Communists abroad and the trend toward socialism at home through centralization of power in a mammoth bureaucracy in Washington, D. C. HEAD THE CLASSIFIEDS Located 4 miles West of Mundelein, 111., 4 miles East of Wauconda, being on the Fremont Rd., % mile North of Rte. 176 or 1% miles South of Rte. 59A and Fremont Center on Sat it 11:00 a.m. COOKS CORNER by Marie Scliaiettgen Kaater Ham - Hawaiian Style Eastertime -- when allthe world wakes up to the beauty of tall tulips and budding trees and every good cook wants to bring a new, spring-like look to her table. Center your Easter menu around this beautiful Hawaiian Ham with gay, good-to-eat garnishes. Follow label directions tor baking ham. One-half hour before baking time is completed, remove ham from oven and cover top with drained pineapple_ j5lices. Place a maraschino. cherry in the center of each slice. Spear pineapple chunks with cloves and stick into sides of ham. (With pineapple on top and sides, the tangy-sweet pineapple flavor will have a chance to penetrate all through the ham.) Coat ham and pineapple with honey and return Jo the ovttL Baste with drippingsrand a tional honey eveiy t«*,mbuit«k until pineapple slicei are goid* en brown and glazed. ANNOUNCE DISSOLUTION V From the office <4 of State Charles F. Carpentier comes word of the dissolution of the McHenry Area Swim*. ming Pool association. Advertise - It Pays| 'rtff '/ff :::W" r tdt^c6k C STORES/ 20 In. "Chleftan" POWER LAWN MOWER Fishing seems to be the best way yet devised to loaf, without being criticized for it. It's still easier to walk 50 miles in a day, than to explain why. Sturdy mewar with 2.5 H.P. 4 cyel« Clinton angina. Racotl •tartar, 3 positions control. Staggorsd whaaf design* Laap stylo handle. Laof mil Ichor* 3 cutting heights* Gram A whlta finish* (HE04144) 22 Pound Coastway LAWN FERTILIZER ffagwuiir L®n© fasting, whwtofc dustless, odorless fortlllzar* Us@ for fraas, gordans and lawns. <20« 10*5 analysis* Covars 5,000 aq. ft. (HB143W) R»gutaHy $8.9S PROPANE TInO MReCtaHl CKhIoTa f Complete with penclI point torcb heavy duty humor tip, soldering tip, {lama spreader, and spark lighter* (HA1906-5) 1009 Rom Prec/s/on TAPE RULE *»guMy$6.49 Dapsndobfv viTMtffe precision steal tap* with and hook and ratractabl* rewind handle. (HA0779-D 1327 N. Riverside Drive 385-2040 T O P Q U A L I T Y F O O D S A T L O W E S T P R I C E S EXTRA TENDER EXTRA TENDER EXTRA TENDER "MOTHER" NEVER tsiER MEAT SO TENDER Western Lazy Aged Beef Pleasure packed with goodness, tenderness & natural beef flavor GUARANTEED TENDER Or DOUBLE Your MONEY BACK You too can be the best cook in town -- try some soon EXCLUSIVE AT CERTIFIED * In McHenry .')•* WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEP-^!r ^ ' •thdse' of you who-like- . ^ Your Meat EXCEPTIONALLY TENDER,, TRACTORS -- Allis D-14 Tractor with AC manure loader; Allis WD Tractors; Ford 8N Tractor with Wagner loader, bucket & manure fork; Cub Tractor with mounted rototiller, loader and snow blade; Ford Tractor in good condition. TRUCKS -- 1953 Ford F600 truck with 12 ft. platform, winch, 8:25x20 tires and dual wheeled tilt-top implement trailer. In ternational 1959 Truck with 14' flat bed, 2 speed axle, 5 speed transmission. FARM EQUIPMENT & MISC. ITEMS -- Ford 12 ft. wheel disc; Case ensilage chopper; Allis 4-row cult.; Allis 3-14 mounted plow; Allis PTO side delivery rake; Allis mounted mower; New Holland 76 baler; New Idea No. 10 1-row corn picker; Case 2-14 plow on RT; J.D. 8 ft. wheel disc; J. D. 9 ft. disc; Gehl PTO portable hammermill; Dempster 8 ft. grain drill on RT; Helix unloading box & gear; J. D. 490 corn planter; Holland transplanter; fanning mill with motor; 2 McC. 6 ft discs; 10-28 tractor chains; 2 section steel hferiPoW; 2 power lawn mowers; 3 new tarps; McC. & Allis hyd. clyinders; 4-row cult, shields; Lantz coulters; disc hillers; McC. side dress attachment; J. D. 953 wagon with flat rack; Linfcsay wagon & rack; 2 J. D. wood flare boxes; McC. 12 ft. windrower, like new; grain blower; slip scraper; Woods Bros, corn picker; power corn sheller; 2 5-ft. horse mowers; 2 mounted beet lifters; Cardinal alum, elevator with motor; speed jack; McC. 2- row cult.; McC. 2-14 plow on RT with Lantz coulters; Craftsman radial saw; Planet Jr. hand seeder; gas milk house and water heater; 2 Universal swing-type milkers; fuel cans; coulters; Gehl green chopper; New Idea No. 203 PTO flair type manure spreader; green chop wagon on running gear; Ottawa post auger; Harvey hammermill; Air compressor: 82 HEAD OF CATTLE -- 7 Springing Holstein heifers; 10 6- mo. old Holstein heifers; 5 8-mo. old heifers; 3 Yearling stock bulls; 600 lb. black steer; bred Angus heifer; 5 Charlais-Cross feeder calves. These heifers are being sold for the McGraw Wild Life Preserve at Dundee. AUCTIONEERS Gordon Siade, Grayskke* 111. -- 312-223-5155 Wm. Siade, Jr., Mundelein, 111. -- 312-566-8555 , McHENRY STATE BANK, Clerk Not Responsible for Accidents Fresh Polish elbasa .. 69c lb. Pork - Rolls 49c Fresh SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Raggedy Ann Candled YAMS 303 Tins -- 2 for * Reg. Pkg. Knorr Soups Countrys Delight Tops In Flavor BUTTER l-lb. Ffcr. CORN KING CANNED 10-lb. Size HAMS *619 NORTHERN GROWN ^ Hen Turkeys GRADE A TENDER Sirloin St@dk§ .. ?§n> FARM FRESH EASTER 5-6 lb. avg. Ressting Clisfens. 47n, LONG ISLAND " Ducklings . . . 47«, WESTERN LAZY AGED ROUND OR Swiss Steaks 6%. LEAN WHOLE OR RIB HALF Perl L®isa [teast. 45k HOLD iSTEK SWIFT. 10 lb. tin . . $6.19 HORMEL. 4 lb. tin .... $2.89 HORMEL, 6 lb. tin .... $3.99 | CORK KING. 5 lb. tin .... .... $3.39 | 1 COm KING. 3 lb. tin .... .... $2.85 1 HORMEL PICNIC. 3 lb. tin $1.79 CERTIFIED RED LABEL -- 5 FLAVORS ICi CliJky V2 Gal. 55 | Raggedy Ann 12-oz Jar Swt. Mid@@i Pickles dfk Raggedy Ann 12-oz Jar Crispy Sweet Slices 29c Raggedy Ann 16-oz. Jar Sweet Relish 29c Raggedy Ann " 16-oz. Jar Swe@£ Ma&@d 33c It's Back Certified Label Good Flavor" Calgon 59c Kraft Deluxe DINNEn 14-oz. Pkgs--8 for 2-lb. tin 2/49c R.A. Sliced 8'/z-oz. tin Pineapple ..10c Fresh Produce Daily Arizona Green Onions 2 Bunches Louisiana Sweet Potatoes 2 Lbs. Thomas J. Cello Bag Apples 3 Lb. Bag WEBB COFFEE MIRACLE WHIP 3 lb. Tin Raggedy Ann 3ir;*9ne4 308 tins Cr@r*b©?f]f Sauce .. 2 39c Strained or Whole 300 Tin O. S. Cranberry 2/3Sc Phone 385-0080 Sale Dates 26-27-28