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Thursday, November 4, 1965 THE McHENRY McHENRY PLAINDEAT.FR Established 1875 8812 West Elm Street ? Phone S85_017fl McHenry, Illinois -- 60050 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois 'ZZZ Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY E. Lund Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor - 4 • ,f4# •SSBCIBTIBC NAtlONAi EDITORIAL asDkBt,5n MimilJIIMAlMHIJl Subscription Kates 1 Year $4.50 1 Year $4.00 6 Mos $2.50 6 Mos $2.25 3- Mos $175 3 Mos $1.50 Outside McHenry CountV In McHenry County •w-ijjj--BiraianiKrrT«CBBtMf All during the Fall Football seasonf~Jepsen Tire will be bringing you this Football Forecast. Ii is compiled by Joe Harris, leading fociball forecaster who has better than a 82% accurccy record. Look for this feature weekly* SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1965 - Probable Arkansas Army • • • Auburn II Cornell 17 Dartmouth Illinois • • • Winners & Scores- - Probable Losers & Scores - 20 Rice 7 10 Air Force Academy 7 Mississippi State 13 Brown 7 21 Columbia 7 14 Michigan - - - 13 KiUJJtfis S'.ate . Lodtafuna Slate Michigan Slate MissiKHippi 17 Missouri . . 10 10 Cincinnati 7 10 Alabama 7 17 Iowa 7 Houston 7 Colorado 7 Navy. .v. .1 17 Maryland 14 Nebraska . . 28 Kansas 7 Nqlre 21 Pittsburgh 7 Minnesota 21 Northwestern 14 Ohio St::tr . ...- 21 Indiana 7 Okbihoma 17 Iowa State 7 Oregon 14 Washington State 18 Princeton 24 Harvard 7 Purdue 24 Wisconsin 7 So. California 24 California 14 So. Methodist 14 Texas A.&M 13 Syracuse 24 Oregon State 7 Texas T^cli 27 New Mexico State 7 Texas 21 Baylor 7 U.C.L.A 17- Washington 14 SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1965 • • National Football League IV.Jltmiore 20 Chicago 17 C)Rv«lnm! 27 Philadelphia .'.. . 17 Green IJay 20 Detroit 10 Minnesota 27 'Los Angeles 13 St. Louis 20 Pittsburgh 10 Syn Franeisco 24 Dallas 23 Washington 21 iNew York 20 American Football League Buffalo . . 24 Boston 20 ifcmston 27 Oakland 24 Kansas City 31 New York Jets 20 Spin Diego 38 Denver 24 W FULL SERVICE guaranteed for life of original tread. (2) FULL ALLOWANCE granted Oil any unused service. See us for complete details today ahead New Bargain Price Here's the lowest price ever on all-nylon Cooper winter tires. Stocks limited. So see us soon. • Premium quality tread design. • Traction-powered for extra safety on ice, mud, snow. • Super strong Cooper "Hi-T" nylon cord body. • New Cooper Cooprene rubber gives super mileage. • Buns smoother, runs quieter. 2 for *27 6.50x13--Plus Tax WHITE WALLS ONLY $2.50 each more COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-UP More power! Eellcr mileage! We'll check, clean and adjust spark plu^s, points, condenser, ignition wires. 6 - Cyl. -- $6.GG 8 - Cyl. $8.88 (Plus Parts) ATTENTION: Winterize Now! ill i i g'gD mm McHENRY SENDS & 125 VOCALISTS TO COUNTY FESTIVAL liiSiIll DR. BERNHARDT WESTLUND The gymnasium of Harvard high school will be the setting for the fifteenth annual Mchenry County high school vocal festival, which is scheduled for Monday evening, Nov. 15, at 8 p.m. This year's event will feature the appearance of a select choir of ninety voices and a massed group, the latter to include about 500 voices. In addition, there are smaller musical groups which will perform, representing the various participating schools. About 125 will be from McHenry. The young people taking part are from seven high schools in the county--Harvard, Hebron, Huntley, Marengo, McHenry, Richmond and Woodstock. They will rehearse two Sunday afternoons and part of the program clay in preparation for an event which annually attracts several hundred persons. Seven directors in the individual schools are now busy preparing their students for the festival. They are Francis Fardig, James Pahl, Nancy Johnson, John Griesemer, Adele Froehlich, C. Robert Schneider, and C. David Pierce. Their efforts will be united on Nov. 15 by Dr. Bernhardt H. Westr CHRISTMAS CRAFTS DAY A Christmas Crafts Day Friday, Nov. 5, will find county Homemakers Extension association members busily assembling nuts and, pine cones into artful holiday wreaths. Mrs. James Shimek, subject matter chairman, will conduct the session from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Farm Bureau building in Woodstock. Those attending should bring along a good supply of pine cones, acorns and nuts, and also scissors, wire snippers (regular size), newspapers, a large coffee can, a box of scrap materials and a sack lunch. MARRIAGE LICENSES Charles V. Spielman, Hebron, and Arlene Spielman, Wonder Lake. William Matthew Wright and M a r g a r e t J a c q u e l i n e W a r d , both of McHenry. Donald J. Buchert, Richmond, and Joan Marie Meyers, Spring Grove. Gerald M. Gayeski, Chicago Heights, and Sarah Marie Russell, Wonder Lake. Joseph C. Marjercik, Wonder Lake, and Nancy O. Weber, McHenry. Maurice Kennedy, Crystal Lake, and Terriann Quelzow, McHenry. CARD OF THANKS Heartfelt thanks to my friends for the beautiful spiritual bouquets, cards and kind words of sympathy during the unhappy time of my dear Mother's death. These things have meant so much to me. Madeline Nathanson SCRIPTURAL READINGS Scriptural readings on Adam and Eve and Cain and Abel are examined in the McHenry Christian Science church service this week. The subject is "Adam and Fallen Man." The Golden Text is from Ecclesiastes: "Lo, this only have I found, that God hath made man upright; but they have sought out many inventions." lund, founder and director of the choir at Mijton college, Milton, Wis. Tickets are now on sale through students in the various county schools. PIAtyDEALER Section One -- Page Fivi 3)augM erb Chewb Job's Daughters recently enjoyed Past Honored Queens' Night and Grand Representatives' Night. Once again Libby Stinespring was honored queen. As she always has been, she was a beautiful and gracious queen in the East. Libby is also the grand representative to the State of Wisconsin. She invited grand representatives of other Bethels to hold the officers' stations. _/ Afterwards, refreshments were served and everyone had an enjoyable evening. Libby gave each guest a gift in appreciation for filling the officers' stations. It was indeed a beautiful and wonderful night to remember. Another recent event was the Job's Daughters' spaghetti dinner. We had a good turn-out and are grateful to everyone who helped to make the evening a success. Peggy Peterson, Reporter Thursday, Oct. 28, was the regular meeting night for the Jooies ot McHenry. Following the meeting we had our "Spook Night" with the room being decorated with Halloween decorations. The refreshments consisted of Halloween doughnuts and apple cider, which was enjoyed by all. To add to the enjoyment of the evening was the fact that our Uncle Tom Russell came to our meeting. He has been recuperating from a heart attack and it was so good to have him back with us again. Keep up the good work Uncie Tom. Don't forget about our rummage sale on Friday and Satuday, Nov. 12 and 13. Please dig in aound your honitrs and bring any rummage you might find. If 'you want a "pick-dp" for rummage, please call Nancy Winters, 385-2897, and we will arrange for it. Peggy Peterson, Reporter HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS ATTENDS CONVENTION Faye Wilson of the McHenry Beauty school attended the annual three-day convention of the National Association of Cosmetology Schools, Inc., at Miami Beach. Over 400 beauty culture owners and instructors from throughout the United States and Canada gathered to discuss advanced methods of beauty culture training and ways and means of bringing to American women constantly improved beauty services. ASK RATE ADJUSTMENTS Illinois Bell Telephone Nov. 1 proposed rate adjustments and simplified pricing for about 100,000 customers in the state. One proposal, filed with the Illinois Commerce commission, applies to customers having two or more telephone lines and using telephones with associated button or keys. .Separate monthly charges ate now made for each of the service features of these button- telephone systems, which permit the holding of one line and the picking up of another, Illinois Bell manager S. F. Jozwiak said. Under the proposal, these features would be combined in three basic "Com- Pak" packages. The packages would effect savings for more than half of the 100,000 Bell customers in the state. For another 40,000 customers there would be no change in price. Minor price increase would apply to the remaining 2,000 customers. Monday's filing also proposes one - party service in rural areas for a flat monthly change, eliminating present additional mileage charges, Jozwiak said this proposal will not affect any Crystal Lake or McHenry customers. "For some time now, we have been providing urban type service to all customers in the Crystal Lake and McHenry areas, including those in rural areas" he said. Shop In McHenry l|;f 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 INVENTORY REDUCTION PURE CANE SALE SUGAR BAG 39 Excludes Meat and Cigarettes with $5.00 or more groc. purchase ROCK CORNISH H E N S 20 oz. 69 ea. SMALL BABY S P A R E R I B S 49 BONELESS ROLLED R U M P R O A S T 89 LEAN MEATY B E E F S T E W Fresh Ground Our Own Home Cured CORNED BEEF BRISKET 69rttt> U.S. Choice Round Steak 69k Lean Tender BEEF STEW 69 Wilson Sliced Crisp Rite BACON 69 Oscar Mayer Mer.doia Weiners 49 NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE 6-oz. jar 69 KERBERS HICKORY SMOKED P I C N I C H A M S 5-6 Lb. Avg. 39 SPECIAL BABY FOODS Strained your choice 10 for 89* STARLAC [Instant 12 nf MILK PR* 89 NON DAIRY Coffee Cream reg. 25c PREAM lge. 45c SANITARY NAPKINS MODESS REGULAR " 33* KOTEX REGULAR 48 ct. *1.33 D-CON RIDS MICE :r *1.49 HOUSEHOLD DELIGHT , Detergent R*s 4QC 63c COUNTRY'S DELIGHT MILK 69* 8aI FRUIT DRINKS ral\'em Hl-C 12-oz Chef Boy-ar-dee 40-oz. tin SPAGHETTI 25c CLOSE OUT HALF PRICE FRUIT JARS QUARTS | PINTS 75* ! 65* Case | Case wmmm SHOP CERTIFIED & SAVE 1266 N. Green Street Nov, 4 - 5 - 6 Prince Med. Mix or Match Shells or Nos- ^/ALCkt 1-2-3 Spaghetti ™ YOUR CHOICE REGULAR 49c TOOTHPASTE 43 FINAL TOUCH reg. btl. 39 FRENCHETTE or ITALIANETTE DRESSING 29 Bumble Bee P I N K tall SALMON tin 55* Aladdin Oven 8 oz. CLEANER jar 39 F R O Z E N F O O D S Jakes reg. price 98c SPAGHETTI 1# MEAT SAUCE tub ' Snow Crop ORANGE 6 oz- JUICE tin 4/98* Dole Pineapple reg. 2/ i5< Orange 6-oz. /9Q$ Juice tin "/ Welch's GRAPE JUICE reg. price 37c 12 °Z' 29 wm Fresh Crisp C E L E R Y 17* stalk U.S. No. '1 RED POTATOES 10# 59* bag TO 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 v s a a a t t s g a * * * ' * v -• ' - v - • November 4 Regular Monthly Meeting of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Women -- 8 p.m. W.S.C.S. - Sponsored Roast Beef Dinner -- Serving 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. -- Tickets from Members. ' November 5-8-7 Book Fair -- St. Mary's Church. November 9 St. Patrick's Mothers Club Program and Open House -- 3 p.m. -- Church Hall. November 10 Dessert Luncheon-Card Party -- Sponsored by Riverview Camp, R.N.A.--1 p.nq.--K. of C. Hall. Women's Panhellenic of McHenry County "Dollars folr Scholars" Card -- Dessert Party and Fashion Show -- 8 p.m. -- V.F.W. Clubhouse. November 11 McHenry County Nurses Association :-- Memorial Hospital Dining Room -- 8 p.m. November 12-18 Christmas Bazaar and White Elephant Sale •-- Sponsored by Woman's Auxiliary of Lilymoor-- Jus ten Furniture Store, McHenry. - November 12 McHenry Woman's Tlub Meeting -- Community Methodist Church -- 1 p.m. November 13 Annual Turkey Dinner -- Ringwood Methodist Church -- Serving 5 to 7:30 p.m.. Bazaar and Candy Sale -- 2 p.m. St. Patrick's Mother's Club Bazaar -- Noon to 9 p.m. • - Church hall. St. Patrick's Mothers Club Bazaar -- Noon to 9 p.m. -- Church Hall. Annual Harvest Hop--Johnsburg Community Hall -- Sponsored by McHenry Shores Club -- Starts 9 p.m. Ringwood Church Bazaar and Dinner. November 17 -McHenry Garden Club Meeting -- Mrs. G. T. Snively Home, 709 S. Riverside, McHenry Shores -- 1 p.m. November 18 Court Joyce Kilmer, C. D. of A., Bus;ness Meeting -- 8 p.m. -- K. of C Hall November 20 Bake Sale -- Justen's Furniture Store -- 9 a.m. -- Sponsored by Millstrearti Campers. Christmas Bazaar -- 3 to 7 p.m. -- Amount Hope Methodist Church, Pistakee Highlands. \j* November 26 UnTted-'Cerebral Palsy Sock Hop -- 8 to 11 p.m. -- McHenry High School, h December 1 Zion Lutheran Church Annual Chicken Dinner and Bazaar -- Church Social Hall, Rt. 120 West -- Serving 5 to 7:30 p.m.; Bazaar 1 to 7 pm. December 4 Smorgasbord and Bazaar -- St. Paul's Church, Edgebrook School -- 5 to 8:30 p.m. December 4-5 Twenty-Fifth Year Anniversary Christmas Program--McHenry Choral Club--8:15 p.m. --McHenry High School Auditorium. Santa's Wo"k Shoppe -- McHenry Hospital w On Oct. 26 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ducey of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanek announce the birth of a daughter Oct. 27. A son was born Oct. 27 to Mr. and Mr§. Melvin Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Springer are parents of a daughter Oct. 28. A Wauconda couple, Mr. and Mrs. Donald West, became parents of a daughter Oct. 29. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of Crystal Lake announce the birth of a son Oct. 30. A son was born Oct. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dack. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kocher became parents of a daughter Oct. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bartmann announce the birth of a daughter Oct. 31. Memorial Hospital Woodstock A daughter was born Oct. 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Volner of Wonder Lake. HOSPITAL NOTES McHenry Hospital Admissions during the past week in McHenry hospital included William J. Lester and Kimberly Weber, Ingleside; Catherine C. Broehl and Patti L. Keller, Wonder Lake; Georgia Kostur and Mildred Arthur, Crystal Lake; James Reid, Lake Villa; Scott Hearty, Wauconda; Raymond E. Burandt, Gages Lake; Florence Dudiak and Henry L. Coffman, Cary; John Dewbray and William Hucker, Fox Lake; Michael Schmidt, Roselle; Brian Brechel, Antioch; Hobart Shipley, Round Lake. -IAISO, Mary M. Connor, Arthur G. Smith, Henry A. Worm, Peggy Cary. Susan D. Wautelet, Harold Daugherty, Jacob Morris, Myrtle L. Johnson, Evelyn Schultz, Adele Wentzel, Catherine E. Mc- Cabe, John L. Juranko, Betty L. Still, Ronald J. Swiech, Jr., Christian Goetschel, Mildred Mondl and Calla M. Freund, McHenry. Memorial Hospital Woodstock Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock during the past week included Richard Barthuly, Carl Pergande, William Larch, and Lucille Mondek, Wonder Lake; Master Raymond Roach, Emilic Drucker and Arnold Anderson, McHenry. Harvard Hospital Charles Anderson, McHenry; Mrs. Robert Tague, Wondei Lake; and Donald Storrs oi Solon Mills were patients during the past week in the Harvard hospital. Christmas Lazaar -- 10:30 a.m to 9 p.m. -- St. Peter's Hall Spring Grove -- Sponsored bj Christian Mothers Society. 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