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?* ' - * nt db ~ *ri .rj-' THE McHENS* PIJS2HDEALER Thursday* April 9* 1964 Pfctakee Terrace HoimR:-.pi^YisRs/.: QH5JS»MIAD^B$ AT SPORTS BANQUET **yc© Toepper - 885-8044 Johnsburg grade school held !tb afinual sports banquet at the school on Saturday, March 21. Each child participating in the school's competitive sports as WE»lt as the cheerleaders were elgible'to attehd and bring one parent. Presentation of awards was' thfe' highlight of the 'evening.' t "^The'twelve girls who participated in the Volleyball tournament each received four inch x *J"'White the sixth and seventh grade cheerleaders also received letters. THe eighth grade cheerleaders having already received their letters in previous years y?&~f aWardfed pins. John "Havlick received a football award and Stan Gosincki, manag^r of the basketball team, also waes included -in the presentations^ Members of the Vanitya basketball team were gi*g» little? gojid' basketball key rirfgf. Thelist included our own Steve Stahlman, David Fletcher, Greg Hayes, Mike Heffner, Jeff Jensen, Tony Koza, and John Todd. ' Receiving little "J's" on the Junior Varsity were Bruce Harbecke, the only fifth grader on the tleauiC fred Bierchen, Danny Harbecke, Bill Hornewer, Bob Hurckes, „ Jryin Jensen, Ted Jost, Kenny Roy, Jesse Stamer, Ed Todd, Jjfti' Vyduna, and < Steven Williams. Other basket- ! ball awards were Guy :£rbin, i Keith DuLaney, Tom Hurckes, j Frank Rudolph, Jim Scott, "and f jjUB^jSiek as "well., as fifth graders Chris Long, -Guy Mc- Davfd Hgtie^ipjnu . Johnsburg Compete in Volleyball Johnsburg grade school seventh Ikricf eighth ' grade girls, twelve in all having been narrowed frofn^ a field of fortytwo girls who triecTout for the team, participated in the volley ball J^foilrn ament* "field at Channel Lake on March 24 along with six other schools. Johnsburg. placed third in the PROFE^iORRL DIRECTORY DR. JOHN C. GOETSCHEL Chiropractic Physician 3327 West Elm Street Office Phone: 385-0743 Residence Phone: 885-0347 Honrs: Hon., Tues., Wed. & FrL 10 am to 9 pan. Sat, 10 ajn. to 2 p.m. 12-63 EARL. 12. WALSH IMSTOANOIS Fire, Auto, Farm A Life Ife RepregemtSng gBf.TABl,ir, COMPANIES When Ton Need Insurance oi Any KIwH Phone 885-0043 or 885-0958 429 W. Elm St.. McHenry, DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1236 N. Green Street Office Phone: 385-0186 Res. Phone: 385-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. Evenings 6:30 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-64 SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment 2 Miles South on Rt 31 Phone 385-0950 8-64 finals behind Fremont and Big Hollow had seven fewer points scored against them in the final tally. Behind Johnsburg was Oaklawn. Marian Central Presents Senior Play Mike Mecko, Terrace, and Charlie Kupstis, seniors at Marian Central are members of the "King and I" cast which the senior class will present to the public, April 9, 10, 11 and 12 at the high school in Woodstock. Benoche Receives Another Honor Jeanniejo Benoche, junior at McHenry high school, received another honor this week when she was chosen a member of the National Honor Society. Judging is based on character, scholarship, leadership, and service to the school and community. Congratulations. Terrace Easter Tidings Snow and sharp wind were added starters to this year's Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Terrace Women's auxiliary at the beach the Saturday preceding Easter. However approximately fifty children were present to participate in the ^gg gathering. Twelve special candy prizes were given to the lucky children finding foil covered eggs and all the youngsters received candy before returning home. The hunt iasted a little over one half hour and sometime one wonders if it was j worth the committee's time. But having two small boy& who thought this was the best of Easter I thank Chairman Dorothy Parker and her .committee for a job well done. Another Easter Egg hunt was held on Good Friday from noon till 3 o'clock at the Jim Deppmeier home for twins, Bient and Brad. Hunters included Brent and Gale Dack, Keith and Caro.«yn Merzwa and David Williams. • Mickey and Fat Ferrell accompanied by Birdie Deppmeier H»nd a Chicago couple dined out Friday evening at Lilymoor. The Carl Vyduna family left Thursday afternoon for an expended Easter weekend with <Jrace's family in Barnesville, Minn. Entertaining thirty-seven of Mitch's family on Easter Sun day in the Terrace were the Sabajs. All cf Mitch's seven brothers and sisters and their f: mires were able to be here. Ewald, Virginia, Denise and Bobby Pradelski left on Saturday rftemoon for Chicago wttre they spent the nighr nt 'he home of his sister, Mr;. Martha Kacprczak. OfwEastcr the Pndeski fanr'ly all gathered. at ihe Kacprczak home. Another weekend visitor to Chicago lor the Foster hc.'idays were Jerry and Arlene Connerty and beys who spent the timi with her mother, Mrs. Meyers. Out of the subdivision but close to home were the Jim Deppmeiers as they joined Jirn and Wayne Walters at the home oi Eola and Wi.Jard Hillman on Sunday. Although Paul, Jean and Nicole Fedorchak missed the bad road conditions having driven into Wheaton on Saturday they were snow bound on Sunday at her parents, the Charles Daugirds, until Monday. Ron's mother, Catherine Wiggerman, arrived in the Terrace on Saturday to stay until Tuesday. She accompanied the Wiggermans to the Pistakee Highland home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kolan for Easter dinner. Kathi and Barb Parker boarded the train on Friday, destination Grandmother Schwebke, Chicago. On Sunday the Schwebkes returned the girls to Russ and Dorothy and joined in the holiday dinner. Kathi was unfortunate enough to contract strep throat over the school holiday and missed the beginning of school again. Braving the winter-like weather on Sunday were the Joe Benoches as they traveled to Chicago for dinner at the home of Jean's sister and husband, Evelyn and Jim Caccavari. With the turkey dinner Evelyn cooked and that snow, gjrie wonders just what holiday it was. Holiday company at the Don Zamastil home included Chuck Johnson, the Fred Casper family, and Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmerman, Addision. The Len Toepper family enjoyed a visit from his parents, the L. A. Toeppers, Trevor, Wis., and grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Toepper, Antioch, as well as brother, Ronald, and Chris Toepper of Gray slake on Saturday evening. On Sunday the same group gathered at the senior Toepper home in Trevor for the traditional holiday observance. Bob, Jerry, and Mary Dicks traveled to Chicago in that weather on Sunday morning for Easter dinner at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Syzdlwski. On the way home they stopped at the home of Ray Dicks, Libertyville, for supper. Birthday Girl Eola Hillman was guest of honor at the home of her daughter, Birdie Deppmeier, on Maundy Thursday in celebration of her birthday. Attending the luncheon was Msdmes.. Mecko, Froehling and Ferrell. On the following Tuesday Birr die and the twins treated both Eola and Willard Hillman to dinner in Lilymoor in honor of the birthday. Birthday Wishes Many happy returns of the day to the following birthday celebrants this week: Sonja Treptau who will be seven on April 14 and Annette Kurowski as she celebrates her fourteenth birthday on April 12. Anniversary, Greetings Congratulations and best wishes for continued marital success to William and Marie Kern on April 11. Dates To Remember Get your tickets for the St. John's School and Home Association "Spring Fling" dance on April 18 at the Johnsburg Cofrimunity Club. Tickets can be purchased from any parent of a St. John's student or at the door on April 18! Attention, boys 13 to 15 in the McHenry high school district. Registration for McHenry Pony League Baseball will be held on April 18, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the American Legion in McHenry. There will be a $3 registration fee to help defray insurance expenses. OIL YIELD An estimated 2.4 billion barrels of crude oil worth approximately $4.9 billion have been obtained from the oil fields of Illinois from the 1880's through 1962, according to a report from the Illinois State Geological Survey in Urbana. More than 82 per cent of this oil and 88 per cent of the value have occurred since 1937, the report said. Lakemoor-Lilymoor LADIES LEAGUE \ PLANS DINNER AT MAY INSTALLATION Shirley Schuerr -- 885-2645 Held its monthly meeting Wednesday, April 1. After the business on hand was taken care of bunco was played. Winners were Mary Sebesta, Ann Brzezinski and Jean Dember. Booby prize was won by Marie Hyatt. Installation dinner will be held sometime in May. Association News The Lilymoor Association will hold its, monthly meeting Tuesday, April 14, in the large hall of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. Please try to attend the meeting. Vacation Lou Gravenstuk spent three weeks visiting many friends in Chicago and is now' home. Any News If you have any news - please phone me at 385-2645 before Thursday evenings. Due to the fire at our home I lost the listings of all birthdays and anniversaries. So please let me hear from you. If you can't reach me during the day please call in the evening. Parents are responsible for teaching children rules of safe walking and playing. Your children must be taught to cross only at intersections, taught so thoroughly that it becomes second nature. To save the lives of children, remember a Cardinal Rule of traffic safety . . . children must be seen . . . not hurt. McHenry Auto Bodfjpl CriAommpnlleatfeo AAuittfon PRiekbKuiiillldillinnigv flSiterrvvlnicAe ^ "Everything done in oar shop" # Wheel Alignment # Frame Srtaightening • Radiator Repair • Glass & Upholstery All this adds up to greater savings to INSURANCE you. Check the shop that has the ESTIMATES c o m p l e t e e q u i p m e n t . F R E E New 10-Min. Car Wash Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. .. $ 175 4707 W. Route 120 Lakeland Park Phone Day or Night Days: 385-0444 Nites: 885-1422 * NOW! Featuris lite ®esi ®i your 0111 range GORDON E. SERGANT Registered Professional Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 678-7491 IVl Mile South of Rt. 12 on Johnsburg - Wilmot Road 5-64 DR. LEONARD L. BOTTARI Optometrist Eyes Examined--Glasses Fitted r; 1303 N. Richmond Road Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs. Si FrL 4:00 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tues.. Thurs. & FrL |ve. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. No Hours on Wednesday Contact Lenses 'Phone 885-2262 / 8-64 • . %. :l©@ D O O O O .. > y? . ^ * ;-- IQi! oa1, Easy-to-ClMn Ovtm. All ire designed for easy cleaning -some are even self' cleaning. Just set the dial, latch the door, and it cleans itself like new-- electrically. Eya-level Design. Adds style to your Kitchen . . . watch your electric range automatically perform its culinary magic. Fiameless cooking at the height you like. Automatic Self-Cleaning Surface Units. Exact temperature control for perfect cooking results. No pots to watch, no burners to dean. The elements clean themselves. Pots and pans stay bright as new. Full Capacity Convenience Outlets. Add 2 additional appliance circuits in your kitchen. Handy for coffeemaker, toaster, and other table appliances. Rotisterie. Meats and poultry cook Vs faster than roasting. Gives food a deliciously different flavor. Now you can barbecue all year round. Automatic Roast Thermometer. Keeps track of temperature inside the meat Dial your roast the way you want it-, rare to well done. Some of the many other new features: Programmed Cooking High Speed Surface Cooking • Instant High Sp«d Broiling Cooking Control Center • New Design Styling and free wiring, too! Start enjoying today's great cooking advances at a remarkable saving (LIMITED TIME OFFER) There are so many new exciting things about the 1964 electricranges that they must be seen to be believed. New features described on this page will give you an idea. And when you cook the tnodern electric way there's no flame to n;ake dirt, so your kitchen stays clean about twice as long. It stays about 10° cooler too, because only electric ovens are insulated on all 6 sides. Electric surface units clean themselves-- pots and pans stay bright and shiny. And electric cooking costs the average family only about 2H cents a meal. Here's what-you get free This special limited-time free wiring offer applies to a new electric range of any make or model. It can help modernize your home wiring and save you a substantial amount of money if your housepower is not up to date. The offer applies to a standard wiring installation for an electric range in" any single-family dwelling served by Commonwealth Edison Public Service Co. Also for a limited time, necessary wiring will be installed free in two- and three-flat apartment dwellings provided an electric range is installed in each apartment. Look for "Little Bill Bargain Buys" at your dealer's NO MONEY DOWN • SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 'vJ Public Service Company (£. Commonwealth Edison Company Gigantic Stock Unloading Sale • 20 TO 70% OFF FOR THIS EVENT • Ends April IS • • • All Sales Finsl All Merchandise Sold As is -- SmaU Delivery Charge If Delivered We are overloaded on merchandise and must sell our iwge quantity to clear our floors. Many pieces below cost price! OVER 160 LIVING ROOM COUCHES 15 assorted styles of odd sofas reduced to $99.95 up 2 beautiful French Provincial Sofas. Reg. $240 each. $149.95 S $179 2 pc. nylon living room set $99.95 3 $279 S pc. sectionals 6 $229 2 pc. living room sets in nylon $149 3 4-pc. sectionals In .nylon Reg. $289.95 $229.95 1 3-pc. 2-tone sectional in nylon. Reg. $389 •••• $259 2 modern carved couches. Reg. $249.95 $99.95 3 pc. modern sectional nylons. ReP- $425 $225 3 pc. nylon bumper sectional. Reg. $429 $229 6 2-pc. living room sets up to $289.95 $169 LARGE SELECTION OF CARPETING & RUGS TO CHOOSE FROM 15' roll all nylon, foani hack carpets. Reg. $6.95 yd. .. $4.95 yd. 12' beige nylon carpet. Reg. $6.95 yd. $4.95 yd. 12' roll nylon carpet. Reg. $8.95 yd .. $5.95 yd. 12' roll all wool tweed. Was $9.95 yd $5.95 yd. 15' Roll all wool carpet. Reg. $8.95 $4.95 yd. 12' roll wool carpet. Reg. $6.95 yd $4.95 yd. Large assortment 9x12 to 12x15 rugs as low as $19.95 OVER 40 SLEEPER SOFA BEDS AND STUDIO COUCHES Brown sleeper with inner spring mattress. Reg. $249.95 $149.95 All beige plastic foam back King Koil sleeper was $325 $169.95 Dark brown nylon frieze sleeper Volckman. Reg. $279.95 $179.95 Karpen turquoise sleeper, frieze. Reg. $289.95 $179.95 7 assorted styles Pullman sleeper, original price $325 and up. Your choice $189.95 Nylon sofa beds were $89.95 $49.95 Nylon deluxe sofa beds. Reg. $99.95 $59.95 Nylon studio couches. Were $139.95 $89.95 350 MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS IN STOCK 510 coil - 10 year guarantee mattress. Reg. $69.50. $34.95 39" size Burton Dixie Reg. $69.50 mattress .... $39.95 Serta Posture mattress. • • $39.95 Therapedic $69.50 mattress. Only • $39.95 Reg. $49.50 mattress or box spring $24.95 Reg. $59.50 mattress or box spring $29.95 Reg. $89.95. 837 coll mattress and box spring • $59.95 THOUSANDS OF PIECES OF MIRRORS PICTURES, PLAQUES AND WALL DECORATIONS OF ALL KINDS Wall mirrors $2.50 29x52 large pictures. Reg. $39.95 up $29.95 Door mirrors, 16x00, $11.95 Lighted pictures • $11.95 up Large assortment of wall clocks $29.95 up Knick-knack shelves •••• Half Price Large Size pair of poodle wall plaques. Was $39.95 . $15.00 I.argr flower wall arrangements. Were $10 $5 Hanging flower basket. Was $28 $12.50 OVER 150 DINETTE SETS 25 5-pc. dinette sets formerly sold to $99.95 • $49.95 up 1 set regularly $79.95 $39.95 7 pc. dinette sets. $139.95 value $89.95 Round sets reduced to $99.95 9 pc. 42" wide large sets reduced to $139.95 7 pc. $129.95 dinette set. Reg. .... $59.95 MANY OTHER BARGAINS TO CHOOSE FROM WE ALSO HAVE LARGE SELECTIONS OF USED FURNITURE TO CHOOSE FROM 2 bedroom set. Reg. $179. $75 1 2-pc. Karpen sectional $495 value $125 1 7-pc. dinette set. $179.95 value $65 2 pc. living room set • $35 Large selection of refrigerators $10 to $125 Used TV 30-in gas range $29.95 Lamps as low as $3.95 up Table lamps, pole lamps as low as $4.95 up Tree lamps $6.95 up Floor lamps $7.95 up OVER 350 ASSORTED STYLES OF ROCKERS CHAIRS AND RECLINERS Over 50 assorted rockers originally sold up to $119.95. Reduced to $49.95 Over 20 assorted rockers were $59.95 $39.95 Several rockers and loungers at $99.95 $39.95 Over 200 recllners, many reduced 50%. As low as $39.95 OVER 125 BEDROOM SETS 3 Pc. Colonial maple bedroom set at $289.95. $169.95 3 pc. Kroehler Colonial solid maple bedroom set at $310 $189.95 3 pc. Bassett bedroom set w/plastlc top. Reg. $329.00. $259.95 3 pc. solid maple bedroom set at $395 $189.95 3 pc. maple bedroom set at $179.95 $129.95 2 pc. corner chest and bachelor chest at $140. • • $60 3 pc. walnut bedroom set at $259.95 $159.95 3 pc. genuine solid walnut Bissman bedroom set at $495. Only $269 10 'assorted styles of 3 pc. plastic top sets. Reg. $259.95 $179.95 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ODD PIECES AT 50% OFF REGULAR PRICE OVER 150 PIECES OF COLONIAL FURNITURE 10 Colonial love seats up to $190 $119.95 up 150 assorted Reduced to . TV rockers. • • $59.95 up Chairs, up to $69.95 value $59.95 Heywood Wakefield Old Colony rockers. Reg. $89.95 . $59.95 Colonial recllners as low as $79.95 up Hundreds of solid maple occasional and end tables • • $19.95 up 30 assorted styles colonial couches $129.95 up OVER 100 ASSORTED APPLIANCES TV AM) III-FI'S Reg. $279 Kelvlnator demonstrator washer, new guarantee $99.95 Reg. $189 Philco Demonstrator Dryer. New guarantee $89.95 Hotpolnt dryer was $199 • • $99.95 Philco 8.6 cu. ft refrigerator was $209 •• •• $129.95 Hotpolnt 18 cu. ft. refrigerator with freezer bottom. Reg. $649.95 $289.95 Kelvlnator Foodarama Reg. $599 .. $869 Kelvlnator 13.6 cu. ft, refrigerator and 101 lb. freezer with double door. Reg. $369. $169.95 Hotpolnt refrigerator, 18 cu. ft Reg. $889 $199.95 Hotpolnt 11 cu. ft refrigerator, double door. Reg. $859 $199 16" portable TV. Reg. $129.95 $79.95 19" portable T.V. Reg. $159.95 $99.95 AM-FM stereo. Was $829. $179 Large assortment of closeout small appliances radios, toasters, coffeemakers, irons, reduced below wholesale cost Philco 28" T.V. Reg. $269.95 $149.95 |>hllao console stereo in walnut or mahogany. Reg. $189.95 $89.95 Philco maple stereo bench or desk combination with AM-FM stereo radio. Reg. $329.95 $199.95 35 ASSORTED DINING ROOM SETS 7 Pc. large size solid maple set. Was $299.95 . $229.95 7 pc. solid maple dining robm set round style. Was ).95 $249.95 I I 6 ASSORTED STYLES OF SOLID MAPLE SETS Reg- $850 Drexel 8 pc. dining: room set $450 Reg. $740 American of Martinsville 8 pc. set .. $450 Reg. $890 Heywood Wakefield dining room set 8 pc. ... * $490 Reg. $510 plastic top 8 pc. walnut dining room set < • $895 Reg. $480 8 pc. walnut set $295 I Reg. $450 8 pc. dlplHg room set Kroehler . . . .$275 1 odd French 'Provincial China by Drexel. Reg. $350 $150 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MISCELLANEOUS PIECES TO CHOOSE FROM Hassocks, all sizes, starting as low as $2.95 up Card table sets reduced as low as $34.95 up Magazine racks as low as $1.95 nap I Ash stands $4.95 up 350 ASSORTED END TABLES ALL TYPES AT TERRIFIC REDUCTIONS $10 reduction on baby beds. Baby mattresses. Reg. $12.95 $8.95 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BABY BUGGIES AT WHOLESALE COST OR BELOW. STROLLERS ALSO AT THESE PRICES. ROOM GROUPS 8 pc. Bedroom group, double dresser, mirror chest, bookcase bed, mattress" and box spring, two bed pillows. Reg. $2(14.95 $159.95 10 pc. Bedroom group, double dresser, mirror, chest, bookcase bed. 10 yr. guarantee. Mattresses and box spring, 2 bed pillows, 2 dresser lamps. Reg. $321.95 • • $199.95 Hours -- 9-9 Tues., Fri. - 9-5:30 Mon., Wed., Thurs., Sat. MARTIN S Hi-Way Furniture Rouies 14 and 47 Woodstock Phone 330-0404 ii'-ti-TiTi in i