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Thursday. October 22.1964 THE MeHEftllY PtAftfDEALEH McHenry Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Danny Yearton of Crystal Lake are parents of a daughter born Oct. 13. A son was born Oct. 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balchunas. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Krochman announce the birth of a daughter Oct. 13. Mr. and Mrs. George Letzter became parents of a son Oct 13. An Ingleside couple, Mr. and Mrs. Roger LaFaille, welcomed a son Oct. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sword announce the birth of a son Oct. 13. A Crystal Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson, are parents of a daughter Oct. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snyder welcomed a son Oct. 13. On Oct. 14 a son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Waychunas. A daughter was born Oct. 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Becker of Cary. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Glyzewr ski announce the birth of a daughter Oct. 15. A Fox Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. John Wenzel, became parents of a son Oct. 16. On Oct. 17 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Schey. Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pierce announce the birth of a daughter Oct. 14. Harvard Hospital A daughter was born Oct. 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wessels. Other Births Brett Ashley is the name selected by Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ambrose of Crystal Lake for their new son, born Oct. 15 at Sherman hospital, Elgin. He is the second child and second son for the couple. Mrs. Ambrose is the former Anita Barger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barger of Mineral Springs. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Ambrose of Monroe, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Schwanke of Fort Carson, Colo., announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Julie Ann, on Oct. 4. The baby was baptized Oct. 11 and her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Anton J. Schmitt, acted as godparents by proxy for Mrs. Lillian Cairns and Gerald Vogel. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and M r s . B e r n a r d Schwanke. CARD OF THANKS I have searched and searched for the words to express my thanks for all the help and comfort I have received in my recent bereavement. It comes from the bottom of my heart when I say Thank You to so many wonderful friends and neighbors for their comfort, gifts and flowers. A special thanks to the Wonder Lake Rescue squad , for their assistance. Pastor R. N. Wright for his comforting words. The American Legion Rifle Squad and other members who served their comrade so well. The Auxiliary for their part in the day. Without anyone of these I never would have been able to bear this out so well. Thank you again comes from my heart. Esther Kusch and Tenold. 10-22-64 CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to the Villa Nursing Home for the very wonderful care rendered to our mother, Mrs. Anna Lay. 10-22-64 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lay October 22 P.T.A. of McHenry Community Elementary and Junior High Schools -- Speaker, Professor George Walters--8 p.m. -- Junior High School. October 23 Viscounts -- Sponsored Teen Dance October 2S-24 Rummage Sale -- 3929 Main Street, McHenry -- 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. to Noon Saturday. Sponsored by Job's Daughters. October 25 Candidates Meeting -- Sponsored by League of Women Voters of Woodstock-McHenry and Crystal Lake Chapter-- 3:30 pm. -- V.F.W. Hall, Woodstock, and 7:45 p.m., Central School on Paddock street, Crystal Lake. Bake Sale -- St. Patrick's Church Basement--Sponsored by Mothers Club -- After All Masses. Breakfast--Moose Hall -- 8 a.m. to Noon--Public Invited. October 27 Lecture Luncheon Club -- Lake Theatre, Crystal Lake-1- 1 p.m.--Featuring Maggie Daly --Public Invited. Noon Smorgasbord and Halloween Card Party--St. Peter's Hall, Spring Grove. November 1 Fun Fair -- Richmond Grade School -- Games and Refreshments -- Sponsored by Richmond P.T.A. -- 1:30 to 5 p.m. November 1-8-15 Mission Study on Africa -- 6:30 p.m. -- Community Methodist Church -- Public Invited. t- November 7-8 Schlactfest--McHenry Moose Lodge -- Serving at 5 p.m. November li Veterans Day Ham Dinner-- Serving Family Style, 5:30 to 8 p.m. -- Legion Memorial Home, Richmond -- Sponsored by Richmond Legion and Auxiliary Units. November 16 "Luncheon Is Served" -- St. Patrick's Church Hall -- Sponsored by St. Patrick's Mothers Club -- 1 p.m. CARD OF THANKS William T. Born Many, many thanks to "Friends and Neighbors" of Wooded Shores" for the floral pieces and the gifts to St. Ann's Episcopal Church in Woodstock. We are grateful for the Wm. T. Born Memorial Funds established for Cancer Research and for donations to Cancer Societies, the many donations sent to churches of various denominations and charities and for flowers and expressions of sympathy from former friends and neighbors living in Tripoli, California, Arizona, Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma and from principals, teachers, and pupils. We thank those in Oak Park and Forest Park for what they gave and did and for checks sent. We appreciated the sympathy and spiritual help received from Father Vanderslice and Father Vanderpool. Last, but not least, for the two broadcasts by Van Sells and for the efforts she has made to locate the one who called me from Richmond and said that Mr. Born had taught her fifty years ago in Chicago. I hope I shall hear from her. Esther P. Born and the Born family, 10-22-64 Spain was occupied by the Moslems for about 800 years, during which time they built many forts and castles, of which the Alhambra is perhaps the best known. Introducing d R. Z ki Dick is the Democratic Candidate for States' Attorney. He has been practicing law in Crystal Lake since 1957. Dick, a member of St. Thomas parish, is married and has four children. Dick feels that the taxpayer is not getting all he deserves from county government. Recent events have pointed out frightening inadequacies in our elected county officials. Citizens interested In good government will vote for Dick in November. Will yon? Political Corner LAUD R. E. KNOX At a regular meeting of the county Democrats last week, William Bolger of McHenry eulogized the late Robert E. Knox of McHenry in the following manner: "Box Knox was a faithful Democratic worker for more than fifty years. And sad though it may be, I think it was fitting that he was working for the good of the party on the morning of the day he died. Bob wasn't looking for a job--or even a pat on the back. His work was his way of saying "thank you" to the party that came to the rescue of millions of Americans during the great depression over a generation ago. "Bob Knox was a happy warrior. When personal tragedy struck his family, as indeed it did several times during his lifetime, Bob was the kind who preferred to light a candle rather than curse the darkness. "And so, my fellow Democrats, if we could take a line from a page of the book of his life, I think it should be, "Don't ever be bitter toward your fellow man, but rather, have charity in your hearts for all." BACK JOHNSON Terry West, a government teacher at Marengo high school, has been appointed head of the Young Citizens for Johnson in McHenry county. Mr. West is currently the chairman of the McHenry County Young Democrats. Mr. West has announced the appointment of Ed Maguire of Woodstock as vice-chairman of YCJ. Mr. Maguire has been active in the Republicans for Johnson organization in the county. Miss Betty Maitland of Marengo has been appointed secretary of the organization. POLITICAL MOVIE Lakeland Park, Precinct 13, COLLEGE FRESHMAN Patricia O'Malley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent O'Malley of 2405 N. Club road, McHenry, is a freshman at Marycrest college, Davenport, Iowa, where she is majoring in history. CARD OF THANKS Your kind expressions of sympathy are gratefully acknowledged and deeply appreciated by the family of the late Ben H. Stilling. We are especially grateful to Father Coakley, Father Parker, Father Baumhofer and Father Rudden. We realize, now, more than ever, just how much our relatives, friends and neighbors mean to us. Thank you again. *10-22-64 The Family CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone for their visits, cards, flowers and many kind deeds during my recent illness. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. 10-22-64 Bernard Bauer BOLGER'S HAS THB ffflQOKlfcST. KOOKIfSt WWWEEN CARDS KOfics ofccvm St, Plus A Complete Selection of HALLOWEEN CANDY for those young Trick or Treaters 1259 N. Green St. Phone 385-4500 is buzzing with political activity. On Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. at the Lakeland Park community house, a movie entitled "Profile of Progress" was shown. The movie stated factually how the state of Illinois has progressed and prospered during Gov. Kemer's administration. Frank S. Hromec. NEW REGISTRAR Mrs. Victoria Bottari, 1621 N. Pleasant avenue, Lakeland Park, McHenry, was sworn in as registrar by Vernon Kays, and fifty-four new residents applied before Oct. 5 deadline. Lakeland Park is pleased to see such civic interest among their new neighbors. TESTIMONIAL DINNER A testimonial dinner-dance in honor of Circuit Judge Philip W. Yager will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 27, in Lorenz's Smart Country House, Route 173 and Tiffany Road, Antioch. Festivities, which will include a five-piece band for dancing pleasure, will get under way at 7 p.m. More than 500 persons are expected to attend the affair, sponsored by the Republicans for Yager Committee. Judge Yager, a sitting judge in the 19th Judicial Circuit, which includes Lake and McHenry counties, is Peeking retention on the bench in he Nov. 3 election. Tickets for the affair may be obtained by contacting the Lawyers Committee for Yager, headed by Daniel J. Dalziel, the dinner committee headed by Thomas Diver at ON2-8611, or any of the 226 lawyers in Lake and McHenry counties who recently endorsed Judge Yager for retention on the bench. ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT The Johnsburg Clovers 4-H club will hold Achievement Night on Tuesday, Oct. 27, at the Johnsburg public school from 7:30 to 9 p.m. All members and parents are invited. w*la rian The freshmen recently held class elections. John Gallagher was elected president; Harry Shields, vice-president; Jeanne Gende, secretary; Tom Byrnes, treasurer; and Nancy Diverde and Mike Jamieson, social chairmen. Field Day, which concludes the year book drive every year, was held on Monday, Oct. 12. At this event the various classes compete in games such as three-leg race and tug of war. Wednesday, Oct. 14, the students did not attend school because a liturgical conference for the teachers of the elementary schools took place at Marian. Ten candidates for homecoming queen, Ada Brickley, Karen Healy, Kathy Hinner, Barbara May, Nancy Martinez, Mary Moriarity, Lynn Neumair, Linda O'Halleran, Paulette Rizzo and Cindy Smith, were nominated on Oct. 9, by the senior class. Then last Friday, Oct. 16, the student body elected Barbara May as queen. Saturday, Oct. 17, was Mar- The feller who gets to the top, usually, is the one who first got to the bottom of things. The LIFE OF A COUNTER MAN At COMMUNITY AUTO SUPPLY I work behind the counter In an automotive store. Sometimes I'm called a "genius" Sometimes I'm called much more. I claim I'm no mechanic Yet when the job goes sick The mechanic comes and asks me What makes the damn thing tick. I'm supposed to know the numbers Of bolts and nuts and gears For every car that was ever made For more than forty years. I'm an engineer and machinist And what not, Ah, my Lord, I'm supposed to be an Edison Combined with Henry Ford. But life would be a pleasure And I'd grin from ear to ear If the customer would tell me The MODEL, MAKE and ' -YEAR. lan's homecoming. To begin the event, Friday evening at the bonfire ceremony the enormour pile of wood which the. students had been collecting all week was lighted. Then on Saturday afternoon the Marian fans filled the stands to capacity to watch the Hurricanes defeat Marmion 34 to 13. Before the game, the class floats paraded around the field to be judged. At half time it was announced that the junior and the freshman floats had tied for first place while the senior float came in second and the sophomores last. Later in the evening the Valiants played at the homecoming dance. Thursday, Oct. 8, a Bible vigil w^s held. Father Wideman of St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, officiated at the ceremony. Larry Schaefer served as master of ceremonies while Fred Brems, junior class president, Dave Palmer and Dave Kordenbrach read various selections from the Old and New Testaments! The Rev. Philip Reilly, super J intendent of Marian, concluded the ceremony with the bless-i ing of the junior class rings which were just received. The Debate club sent two teams, Tony Bird and Roger Schiller, Virginia Schnieder and Frank Schepers, to try- McHenry Hospital Auxiliary News On Tuesday, Oct 13, the regular monthly board meeting of the auxiliary to McHenry hospital was held in the conference room of the hospital. Mrs. Claude McDermott of McHenry, president, presided and reports were received by officers and chairmen. Mrs. Peter Griesbach of McHenry, chairman of the Candystripcr program, reports that she ha? fourteen girls presently working as such and that thirty-four girls were enrolled in the course which was completed Oct. 17. Recent awards SMftarCii ~ ftgctfttiai - ' out for the television show "Rebutal" on Saturday. The topic they debated was "Should Social Security Benefits be Extended to Include Complete Medical Care." Also on Saturday, the editors of the Crown, Marian's newspaper, attended workshops on printing, editorial writing and various other praters of newspaper toork sponsrteed by the Chicago Tribune. by Ray Pollock. WHAT DO YOU WANT IN YOUR PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT? If It's Opportunity, Stability, Location, Fringe Benefits, Fine Fellow Workers or Interesting Work, We Have It At Hough. As An Example, Our Employees Have Watched The Profit Sharing Fund Grow To Over $7,000,000 In A Few Years. OUR GROWTH HAS? CREATED OPENINGS FOR MALE -- WELDERS MACHINE SHOP JANITORS GUARDS TRAINEES FEMALE -- SECRETARY CLERK TYPISTS SEE US NOW (An Equal Opportunity Employer) THE FRANK G. CO. 7tn and Sunnyside, Libertyville, Illinois enru Oct. New Car Special Bank Rates ARE LOWER NEW CAR LOAN REPAYMENT SCHEDULE 12 moso m©So 24 mma 30 m©So 36 mos. $ij®§ $ i# I if JI $ 4E$2 $ WM $31,13 $imn $ s§«% $ (IL13 $ $€LS0 $1,060 smi? $ ffyif $ 74,17 $t 6 S2Qi©9 $0,71 $113,11 $ ftm $7SJ2 ' §30®@9 $13&2§ $11111 $MJ» These are the exact amounts required to repay your New Car Loan! No HfldMJen (gfapsges! CrodliMs Life Insurance EneMed! No requirement to buy "Certain Insurance" to Qualify! Buy your auto insurance from the OF Veiit CHQgeE" If you have the Required Down Payment and are an Acceptable Credit Risk! INSIST ON BANK FINANCING The Best in Rates and Service Also Available on Late Model Used Cars McHenry State Bank "ALWI^TS SERVING YOU A LL WAYS -- SINCE 1906" TELEPHONE 385-1040 given Include a 500-hour pin presented to Kathy Blake !o? 473 hours; a crescent pin or* Pat Voight; emblems to Kathy Gilman, Margaret Morris and Cynda Radner. Sandy Meyers received a st^r for 118 hours and Barbara Diedrich a star for vl*z7 hours. The Sewing guild, of which Mrs. Lilah Jordan is chairman, met in October and held a silent auction, at which they made $57. This method i^ used to raise money for materials. They plan to begin making Christmas items which will btr displayed in the Pink Lady Shoppe. Members of the guild have purchased fifty bricks for the McHenry hospital building fund. Anyone interested in joining this active group may call Mrs. Jordan at 385-2064. Members meet monthly in their homes Mrs. Lou Consago, gift cart chairman, reports that the cart has been well received but more volunteers are needed. Babies are nice to have around -- they never bore you with stories of the cute things their grandparents do and say. SUN-WAY CRUISES fsfbe WEST INDIES BVOAvHvAniMTwAvSV aHmIWi SOUTH AMERICA " 1M0MO% ^ plater «frconirnti»<\ a HOMERIC 4 to 10 Ports I Wl« DATS* $325 J *>* to 19 DAYS* $560 « Dee. 10*Jm. <1430*1*% It 1 Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN-O-LMCES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7500 END DRYNESS PROBLEMSautomatically! ftUuung portMedeetrto I Mf ER HomI pntdb ImniTiTlQar imM f/aam ftadtenenA off aafesned to jtffafcdu tf •»lMiiiWityy|0B< tafiQ Prices • at $5995 A BIG TEMNK Y< to all who made our Anniversary Celebration such a fine success. Winners of Our Prizes Were -- 1st Electric Knife A. J. ROBERTSON 8519 Dorr Road Wonder Lake, 111. 2nd Electric Toothbrush MRS. J. 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