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SWUOB.OB* -- Pigi Dghl THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. June 24, 1965~ COMMISSION LAY. MISSIONARY TO ZION CHURCH Musin' & Meanderin' (Continued from Page 1) Sunday, June 20, marked another milestone in the history of Zion Lutheran Church, when KARL BRUXXER Karl B runner was commissioned as a lay assistant of ZiQTi Lutheran church and its pastor, Rt?v. C. A. Lobitz. Mr. Brunner comes from Racine, Wis., where he attended parochial and high school. After graduating from the Lutheran high school, he attended Valparaiso university at Valparaiso, Ind., for one year. In 1963 ho enrolled in the Lutheran Layman Institution, connected with Concordia . college at Milwaukee, Wis., from which he was graduated May 27, 1965. He will assist the pastor in the field of Evangelism, visitation, group work, administration and Christian education. CRYSTAL LAKE (MOVING SOUTH) Twelve lots and lovely spacious modern ranch. Kitchen with many cabinets, dishwasher, bar. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, breezeway, utility room, basement, attached double garage. Fruit trees, evergreens, large barn for storage, etc. Near school and beach. Sacrifice 535.000. Owner 815-459-4083 6-24-65 275 ft. by 140 ft. Will divide. Trees, paved roads, Pistakee Lake Rights. -- ALSO -- 100 by 217 ft. with 30 by 247 ft. right of way to Pistakee Lake. Old estate. Trees. Morgan - 385-1080 6-24-65 LARGE HOUSE on lake. 3 bedrooms, den, sewing room, large living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 full baths. Garage and boat house. Priced for quick sale. Call 385-1710. 6-17-65-TF 2 BEDROOM HOME, bath, kitchen, utility room, attached 1 la car garage on Vs acre. Call SS5-0691. 6-17-24-65 CORNER LOT Beach and Riverside Drive in McHenry Shores Subdivision Boat mooring and beach privileges. $2,950 FRANK JENSEN 3930 Taft Road Kenosha, Wis. 414-652-4811 6-3-65-TF 6 ROOM house--3 bedrooms, IV2 bath, attached-heated 24x24 garage. Concrete drive. River riirht. 385-0437. 6-3-65-TF HIGH SCHOOL boys desire yard work. Wonder Lake 653- 6484 or 653-5011. 6-24-65 HIGH SCHOOL boy, 16, wants steady or part time work for summer. Has own transportation. Call 385-6235. , 6-24-65 LXPFJRIENCED Mature business woman familiar with general office routine, seeks a position, where knowledge of typing, bookkeeping and most olfice equipment is needed; ie IBM calculating, adding, copying machine, etc. Excellent references. Write Box No. 297. c/o McHenry Plaindealer. McHenry. (i-24-(>.") brating the nation's Independence Day is not lost to them. Indulgent parents are asked to be aware of the danger of thinking, "I had fireworks when I was young and nothing happened to me". They were only lucky. Described as equally dangerous are the safety flares brought to the front of stores and sold as a "safe and sane" way to celebrate the Fourth. Safety flares burn at 2,000 to 2,500 degrees fahrenheit and contain a steel spike on one end. Surely some of you must have known a child who lost an eye through the use of fireworks. The remorse of parents cannot be imagined. Better to deprive the youngster of one small pleasure than years of regret. McHenry has many talented persons, and at least two of them were recognized this past week. At the popular art fair, much attention was devoted to the one-woman show of Lori Wilhelm. Many familiar scenes were evident as the viewer witnessed the variety of artistic works. Lori has long been generous of her time and talent in the community. The art fair recognition is well deserved. There was also considerable pride in the leadership displayed by „ young Lynn Krebs of, Eastwood Manor in attaining the high post of governor at Girls State. Lynn has an enthusiasm and sparkle Chat attract friends easily, along with the ability to lead. The fact that she is the first McHenry girl ever elected governor is a source of pride to her family and friends. It was an interesting gathering of the press with McHenry hospital officials at a rtoon luncheon last Thursday. Correspondents from the nearby communities who write for the Plaindealer were informed on the expansion program now T§ But WE HAVE clients who have all cash for your small farms with living qmners. McHenry, Fox Lake area. See or call A. N. May Builders, Richmond. 815-678-2861. 6-24-65-TF LYNN KREBS. 16. WINS TOP OFFICE AT GIRLS STATE (Continued from Page 1) dicial branches were studied by participation in mock government during the week's training. On leaving McHenry Tuesday of last week, Lynn had not yet decided what office to seek when she became settled in Girls State on the campus of MacMurray college, Jacksonville, 111., and involved in the citizenship training offered. A letter received by her parents early Saturday afternoon informed them that she was getting little sleep after choosing to run for governor. The letter contained a vivid description of cutting out campaign stickers with a razor blade in the small stream of light which sifted through the door of her room. A phone call from an ecstatic and tearful daughter informed the Krebs late Saturday afternoon that she had been elected. Chosen By Faculty Selection of Lynn to represent the Junior class of M.C.H.S. at Girls State resulted from a vote of the faculty on such attributes as. interest in civics and government, good character, self-reliance, honesty and cooperation. Scholastic rating and physical fitness are other requirements. She represented the Legion Auxiliary Unit 491 of McHenry at her week long stay. Lynn has been active in school in the American Field Service, which she serves as president next year; French club, Tenth Legion, Science club, Current Events club, Modern Music Masters, Girls Athletic Association and chorus. She is also a member of the National Honor Society. Within her church--Faith Presbyterian-- Lynn is secretary of the youth group.. As Girls State governor, she will have an opportunity to return to Jacksonville next year. After that, present plans call for her to enter Eastern Illinois University, where she will enroll in courses preparing her to be an interpreter. Lynn has a brother, Phil, 15, and a sister, Barbara, 8. Two From Area Vie For Title well under way in the city. This is a completely modern project which will very soon provide McHenry with a facility of which all may be proud. K. A. F. NOTICE NOTICE CHICAGO'S AMERICAN announces appointment of a new exclusive distribution in Wauconda Island Lake Wonder Lake and near by rural areas PHONE COLLECT For Dependable Home Delivery Chicago - 222-4375 Fox River Grove - 639-2640 6-24-65 Town ard Country News Agency After 20 Years of Pioneering in the Distribution of Newspapers The Chicago Tribune, Sun Times, American and Daily News We have decided to remain only in The A.M. field. 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Joining the two entries announced a week ago are Mary Obenauf, Hebron, sponsored by the Business Association of Hebron; Terri Bartlett, Crystal Lake, sponsored by the Crystal Lake Chamber of Commerce; and Patti Gray, McHenry, sponsored by the McHenry VFW and Auxiliary. Earlier entries were Sandra Zimmerman, Miss Huntley, sponsored by the Huntley Lions Club, and Ronee Sommers, Miss Wonder Lake, sponsored by the Wonder Lake Fire Department. The Miss Woodstock contest is scheduled On the nighl of June 30, last date before entries are due. Mrs. Dorothy Kleckner, chairman of the Miss McHenry County contest, says she expects entries from Cary, Fox River Grove, Marengo, Harvard, and other communities, including the village of Sunnyside. The Miss McHenry County contest is one feature of the annual McHenry County Fair. The fair is scheduled Aug. 5 to 8 at the fairgrounds in Woodstock. The .S?ir. is the hub of showmanship for county young people, featuring 4-H livestock and home economics exhibits. Many fine commercial and educational exhibits also add to the fair's interest. INJURIES PROVE FATAL TO BOY STRUCK BY BUS (Continued from Page 1) Artist Wins Show Honors (Continued from Page 1) one-woman show of Lori Wilhelm, talented McHenry artist. Photographic Show A special feature of the art fair which attracted much favorable comment was the photographic show, with forty color prints and 140 black and whites on display. In addition to the contest prints, there were special displays presented by Cecil Kanter, Richard Matt, Girard Justen, Jerry Olsen, Walter Broughton and Mike Brown. The best of show award among photographs went to Evalyn Trumble. Color awards were presented to Cecil Kanter, first and second, and Mrs. Hal Mather, honorable mention; black and white top hoijfors, Evalyn Trumble and Cejffil Kanter; second, Ron Zukowski and Cecil Kanter; and honorable mention, Cecil Kanter.| Mike Brown, Walter Broughton, Ron Zukowski. Most bores have flat feats, too. injuries when his car was involved in an accident three miles south of the city on River Road last Sunday at 11:15 p.m. Crouse told sheriff's police he was driving north when the right wheel went off the shoulder, causing his car tr go out of control and tip over. Dale A. Marzano of 4711 W. Prairie Avenue, McHenry, and Joseph Rhodes of Woodstock escaped injury when their autos were involved in a collision on Rt. 120, a half mile west of McHenry. The accident occurred at the intersection with Meadow Lane at 4:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Both cars were West-bound when Marzano slowed to make a turn and his vehicle was hit in the rear by the other car. Three drivers escaped with minor injuries last Thursday^ a four-car accident at Highways 59 and 12. They included Mary Wood of 3106 W. Charlotte Avenue, McHenry, and Eugene 'Morin of Chicago, who with the latter's wife complained of, whiplash injuries. The fither drivers were Bernard Gustafson of Palos Park and Walter Griffin of Chicago. According to state police, Mrs. Wood, Morin and Gustafson stopped for a flagman where road repair was in progress on Rt. 12 Griffin was unable to stop, causing .the chainreaction collision. Raymond Winkowski of Sunnyside Avenue, McHenry, was involved in a similar type accident when his car struck the rear of another vehicle driven by Charles Class of Spring Grove, which had stopped for traffic lights at Highway 12 and 134. Winkowski is reported to have suffered cuts about the face. Band Programs Prove Popular The popularity of McHenry's stage band was evident last Friday evening when the first concert of the season was presented in the city park. The north end of the park, near the modern shell completed last year, was filled with music lovers, and cars crowded into every available space completely surrounding the block. Director Stanley Vycital has announced that the second program of the season will start at 7:30 this Friday evening, June 25. Shirley Smith, well known McHenry vocalist, will be featured in "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" and "Five Foot Two". included in the stage band's selections will be "April in Paris", "Ebb Tide", "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You", "Tuxedo Junction", "South to Caracus".and "Night Train". FLOAT ENTRIES ARE SOUGHT FOR FIESTA PARADE (Continued from Page 1) "BOBBY" CARROLL ELECTED TO HEAD LEGION AUXILIARY "Bobby" Carroll was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary to Post 491 at the regular meeting held last Monday evening. Other newly elected officers are Vickie Bottari, first vicepresident; Evelyn Ficek, second vice-president; Ann Holden, historian; Frances Matchen, chaplain; Pearl Cooper, treasurer; Jane Grothman, sergeant- at-arms; and Eleanor Reid, assistant sergeant-atarms. Lil Midler served as chairman of the nominating committee and was assisted by Frances Matchen, Eleanor Reid, Vicki Bottari and Eleanor Creutz. Joint installation ceremonies with the Legion post will be held July 17. I THE LOOK OF A CHAMPION THE WITH VYCRON8 POLYESTER FIBER Here's the comfort and handsome good looks so important to a champion. Styled with float-free shoulders and a pleated S-T-R-E-T-C-H backswing. 65% Vycron* polyester fiber and 35% pima cotton. Sylmer water repellent treated. Washable. 1 Cracken Field at 7 p.m. to the first, second and third place winners in float entries for beauty, originality and comic effect. Drum corps, bands, baton units, drill .teams and color guards, as well as many floats, will all be a part of the eighth annual Fiesta Day Parade. About 1:45 p.m. the Tebala Temple Shrine Motorcade will precede the parade, allowing time to present their motor show to the many thousands of parade spectators. TWO FROM AREA RECEIVE DECREES AT UNIVERSITY KATHRYN CURRAN A total of 3,585 students received degrees from the University of Illinois in annual commencement exercises at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 19, in the assembly hall. Commencement speaker was Dr. Leland J. Haworth, director of the. National Stiei$f£ Foundation, Washington, D. G. Graduating from McHenry were Kathryn Rose Curran.of 207 S. Curran Road, AB -degree, and James Michael^ Koepke of 2415 Club Road, BS degree. Miss Curran will teach in the East Moline high school next fall. Her degree was awarded with Honors in the Liberal Arts college and With Distinction in Latin education. She was a member of Mortar Board, senior women's scholastic and activity honorary, vicepresident cf the Women's Independent Students association and president of Gamma House her junior and senior years. CLOSE DISASTER OFFICE •Due to diminishing activity in disaster loan applications, the temporary disaster loan office of the Small business Adiministration located in the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge at 95 Grant Street, Crystal Lake, will be discontinued and will close at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 30, Thomas E. Cause. THOMAS CARLSON IS SCHOLARSHIP COUNTY WINNER Winners of the General County Scholarship in McHenry county have been reported by the county scholarship committee of Illinois to Richard L. Tazewell, County Superintendent of Schools, who accepted applications for these scholarships last February. Thomas E. Carlson of 710 N". Center Street, McHenry, is one of the winners.i The other is Kenneth Morris of Woodstock. Two scholarships are available in McHenry county, awarded 011 the basis of scores made on the ACT examinations given on Nov. 9. They exempt the winners from tuition fees at any of the six state-supported universities in Illinois for a period of four years. Over the past 10 years, Mississippi lost 325,000 negroes, while California gained 355,- 000. u I I I I I • I I I I I I I • I I I • HOW LONG CAN YOU PLAY THE GUITAR $1,000.00 IN PRIZES get an entry blank today anyone can win IT'S THE FABULOUS MIDWEST GUITAR MARATHON Sponsored By SHAY'S MUSIC WORLD Starting 9 a.m. Monday, July 26ih • Contest Entries Close At 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 7, 1965. LOOK AT THESE AWARDS! 1st Prize--Eko Accoustic elec. guitar. Retail $299.00 -- Plus Florida Vocation includes 5 days and 5 nites at a famous name Miami Hotel, remembering. 2nd Prize--Eko 12 string Accoustic elec. guitar. Retail $130.00. 3rd Prize--Eko Medallion accoustic guitar. Retail $69.50. 4th Prize -- "A nite on the town" in the big city. 5th Prize -- Dinner for 2 at the famous Stevens Steak House. plus . . . 141 other prizes, awards and honorable mention awards. Simply come in for free details Nothing to buy. No obligation, Affiliated with the Hammond Organ Studios of Elgin PROFESSIONAL MUSIC INSTRUCTION 1220 N. Green St. McHenry "A World of Pleasure in Music A World of Music at Shay's' All Phones § 385-7700 \kcation and new Ford ? FORD GALAXIE 900 2-D00R HARDTOP - at our prices you can afford both! Special sale--just In time for vacation travel! Ford Hardtops, Sedans, Ranch Wagons--red, white or blue! Sale prices include 3-speed automatic, other extras! FORD GALAXIE 500 HARDTOPS! Fastback 2 door models powered by 250-hp V-8 or new 150-hp Big Six • Sale prices include: Cruise-O-Matic Drive • vinylcovered roof • pleated vinyl seats • wheel covers • whitewalls BIG FORD RANCH WAGONS! 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