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Wednesday. November 24.1965 IHE McHENBY PLAINDEALER , November 23 McHenry Community P.T.A. Meeting--Junior High Gym--8 p.m. .Johnsburg Public School P.T.A. Meeting--8 p.m. November 24 Turnabout Dance--Sponsored by Marian Central Sophomore Class--8 to 11 p.m.--Theme, "Welcome to Old Town". November 26 United Cerebral Palsy Sock Hop-- 8 to 11 p.m. -- McHenry High School. St. Clara's Court, No. 659, Regular Meeting -- St. Mary's School Hall. November SO O.E.S. Installation--8 p.m.-- Acacia Masonic Temple. December 1 Eon 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 2 St. Paul's Episcopal Church Meeting--8 p.m. December 4 Smorgasbord and Bazaar -- St. Paul's Church, Edgebrook School -- 5 to 8:30 p.m. Holiday Ballet, "Alice In Wonderland" -- Sponsored by Cadette Girl Scouts -- Junior High School Auditorium, McHenry -- 2 and 8 p.m. performances. St. Paul's Smorgasbord and Bazaar--5 to 8:30 p.m.--Edgebrook School Cafeteria. Bake Sale -- Justen's Furniture Store--10 a.m.--Sponsored by McHenry Woman's Club- Benefit McHenry Association for Retarded Children. Tenth Annual Snow Ball Dance--Sponsored by Lakeland Park Woman's Club -- V.F.W. Clubhouse--9 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 -- Christmas Jr.a?aar -- 10:30 a.m. t o 9 j g . m ; P e t e r s H f c l l , Spring. Gr6ve Sponsor^ by Christian Mothers Society. > 1 December 7 Fox River Valley Camp, R.N.A., No. 3251--Meeting and Christmas P-a r t y -- Eleanore Wildhagen Home, 2515 N. Orchard Beach, Huemann's subdivision -- 8 p.m. -- Dollar Gift Exchange. December 12 Annual Christmas Program-- Presented by High School Vocal Groups--High School Auditorium-- 8:15 p.m. December 15 McHenry Garden Club Pot- Luck Luncheon -- Noon -- Mrs. Edward Vilum Home, 1208 S. Bonnie Brae, McHenry Shores. December 21 Riverview Camp, R.N.A., Christmas Party -- Pot - Luck Dinner--6 p.m.--K. of C. Hall. McHenr>\ Hospital On Nov. 14 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence of Waucoiida. Mr .and Mrs. Robert~Hucckes became parents of a son Nov> 15. A son was. born Nov. 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Laing o'fl Wonder Lake. Mr .and Mrs,. Leonard Johnson of Wonder Lake announce the birth of a daughter Nov. 16. Memorial Hospital, Woodstock On Nov. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Karpawich of Wonder Lake became parents of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Wonder Lake, are parents of a daughter Nov. 21. Harvard Hospital Roy Hoff of McHenry and George Hales of Wohder Lake were patients during the past week at Harvard hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl, Mrs. Glenn Dixon and children accompanied by Mrs. Richard Seeder of Waukegan visited Glenn Dixon at Hines hospital, Sunday. READ THE ' CLASSIFIEDS HOMEMAKERS PLAN CHRISTMAS PARTY DEC. 7 The McHenry Homemakers unit met at the home of Jan Walker recently, with nineteen present. The lesson conducted by the host was on "Lighting Your Home Effectively." The final conclusion was that much depends on your personal home, but there is much to be gained from all these lessons. After being served a delicious lunch^oy the host, the business meeting was conducted with the signing up of three new members. The next meeting, which is also a Christmas party, will be held at home of Ann Nagel, 4913 Ea; Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, on Dec. 7, at 11:30 a.m. The lesson will be cookie recipes and an exchange of ideas. •Anyone interested in attending the party and meeting, call the chairman, Jan Walker, at 385-2563 for further information. CHARLES WIEDEMANN TWO CHICAGOANS CHANGE PLEA IN EFT OF GUNS Appearing last week in Circuit court. Charles Jeffrey Zorc and Gerald Benson of Chicago changed their plea to guilty on a charge of burglary of the McHenry Gun Center, 3325 W. Elm street, McHenry, last Aug. 26. More than $10,000 in . guns were taken. The Chicago men were apprehended Sept. 13 after some of the guns were found in the basement of a drug store by a burglary detail of the Chicago police department. Zorc and Benson changed their plea last week and asked for probation. ITEMS STOLEN Robert Wahls of DesPlaines has reported to sheriff's police the theft of items from his property on River road, south of McHenry. Service News JIERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS FOUNDRY OFFICERS Robert H. Lehmpuhl, president of Sheffield Foundry company. Chicago, was elected to a fourth consecutive term as president of The Chicago Foundrymen's association at its annual meeting held Nov. 18. Ben ChelinI, Jr., of McHenry, president of Troy Brass & Aluminum Foundry, Inc., was re-elected vice-president. Harry J. Leddy, owner fo Joliet Foundry, was re - elected secretary - treasurer. Designated to continue as directors for three-year terms were Mr. Chelini, Mr. Leddy and Robert D. Phelps, Jr., president of The Francis & Nygren Foundry Co. GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS 40b NURSES DEC. 13 •f-V -• The impact in Illinois of new federal health and education measures will be, studied by more than 400 registered professional nurses attending the Illinois Nurses' association program meeting Dec. 13 and 14 in Springfield. Governor Otto Kerner will explain how the state is implementing these statutes in his dinner address Monday, Dec. 13. Gov. Kerner's address will kevnote the two-day study of nursing's involvement and responsibilities in programs resulting from the new federal measures. Charles Wiedemann Ringwood and Winder Lake will have only a one-week leave over Thanksgiving before leaving again for Formosa and the South East Asia war area for a scheduled one-year period. He has just returned from that area to his home base at No. Carolina and has since made several trips to Santo Domingo. After his leave he will go back to Formosa, his overseas base. He will be home to his many friends from Nov. 25 to 30. He is co-pilot of a C-130-T troop and cargo plane. Christmas is the most widely celebrated holiday on the calendar. The Salvation Army tries to see that no one is left out. Helping the unfortunate at Christmas has been a traditional service of The Salvation Army, now in its hundredth year. Members of the League of Mercy, an organization of Salvation Army women, made a total of more than 3,000,000 patient visits in more than 10,000 institutions across the country last year. Many of these visits were made at Christmas time. Automatically! \ s how you key that' roast a turkey Dake a pie cook some carrots 'make a souffle simmer a sauce brown the biscuits brew the coffee or even "rotiss" a roast With a MODERN GAS RANGE NEW DIAL TONE McHenry residents will be greeted by a new sound when *ihcy pick up their telephones next Tuesday. Nov. 30, according to Illinois Bell manager S. F. Jozwiak. The new sound will be a lower-pitched dial tone. "The new dial tone will begin during the early morning hours on Tuesday," Jozwiak said. "It will have no effect on the operation of McHenry telephones. People should continue placing calls just as they normally do." The familiar dial tone is being changed in preparation for the introduction of TOUCHTONE telephone service in McHenry. TOUCH-TONE service will be available for, McHenry customers on Dec. 20. "The new dial tone is necessary because McHenry's present dial tone would interfere with the TOUCH-TONE equipment," wire chief T. P. Konen said. "The change in dial tone will permit the operation of both dial and TOUCH-TONE phones on the same telephone lines." Advertise - It Pa>. For? DRAPERIES SLIPCOVE] SHADE! SHUTTERS WALLPAPER CHILD INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY TRUCK SATURDAY f c , f r Section Qp$ -ft Page I'loijtiiefjpckni standing, Mark ran across the" road in front of the truck. 1 Mark, 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knox of 223 Barreville road, McHenry, escaped with only a bruise when he was struck by a truck near his home last Saturday afternoon about 3:30. Mark was standing with a neighbor. Colleen Miller, on the west side of the road, waiting to cross, when a panel truck driven by George Erber, Jr., of Woodstock approached over the crest of a hill, travelling south. Just as Erber drove almost Although the driver pulled the* truck to the left t.o avoid hit? ting the child, Mark was struck by the left side of the vehicle and knocked underneath. RESIDES IN WAWE6AN James Perkins, thelperpehmlly youthful man wi^ a Jaiost of friends in McHenryT~i» now making his home with his daughter, Mrs. Edward Matson, in Waukegan. Mr. Perkins served the city's fire department for a number of years and also was past master of McHenry Masonic Lodge. CALL OR SEE McHENRY TAILORED DRAPERY 3717 W. Elm 385-7531 FREE ESTIMATES Across from the Jewel NEVER A BUM ANDRjyp 'STEAK HOUSE AND | COCKTAIL LOUNGE featuring HERB OUIMETTE at the Hammond Organ for your late exeninn' entertainment Every Friday and Saturday evening ^ Also Thanksgiving Day FISH IKY FK1 DAY PRIME RIB SATURDAY KOAST DICK SUNDAY Make your reservation early for traditional Thanksgiving Day Dinner Highway 12, Richmond, 111. Phone - area 815-678-8791 <-£ARLYjBIKD PECIALSl Every day's a cook's holiday wifh today's automatic gas ranges, planned for easydoes- it cooking. Automatic gas features serve you better because of the wide range of precise heat control possible only with gas. Take a good look, soon, at the new gos ranges. See latest model Caloric, Crown, Hardwick, Magic Chef, RCA-Whirlpool, and Roper Gas Ranges at Northern Illinois Gas showrooms or your appliance dealer's. A t r.. -r r..W Mr- ) fifnrtffti Automatic Top Burner... makes every utensil auto* matie; ends boil-overs, scorching and pot-watching. Radiant Broiling --a new ond wonderful way to fto> vorful, nutritious food good* ness. It's extra fast, too. Automatic Programmed Oven--a modern oven control, precision-cooks a meal, then holds food at serving temperature for hours. Automatic Rotisserie . .. popular gas range feature gives foods o delectable "open flame" flavor, browns meats to a turn. 30" eye-level gas range with two ovens* radiant broiling, and all the special automatic features of gos cooking. Phone: 385-2081 Clean -- Smokeless broiling, a long-time favorite gas feature, is standard on modern gas ranges. You can broil with the broiler door closed--keep smoke and heat out of fee kitchen. COUPON THIS COUPON IS GOOD FOR A D)IISSIC OUNT OF WHEN APPLIED TO THE PURCHASE OF ANY BOYS - GIRLS • MENSWOMENS WINTER JACKET If Purchase Is Made Fri., Nov. 26 - Sat., Nov. 27 TRUST A TRUSTY NAME . . . BEN FRANKLIN" 2 Pound Bag SHREDDED FOAM 7ft. SCOTCH PINE TREE 99< *14.99 Large Size Box FOIL OR PAPER GIFT WAP High Quality CHRISTMAS CARDS Box 50 88 IT SEAMLESS One Dozen POLY ROSES NYLONS Ass'l. Colors Ki • 0000 A 99< Our Store Will Be Open Sunday Nov. 28,9 to 12:30 lOTSTOStt! WIS TO DO! COME TO BEN FRANKLIN r k NORTHERN AILLINOIS GAS Be sure to wotch the JULIE ANDREWS SHOW Sunday, November 28, at 8 p.m. on NBC BEN FRANKLIN McHenry, Illinois