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\ Thursday 28* 196$ THE McHENRYKJUTOEJULES SectionThree ^ Page i' rr.it ^nrdiiri u:-it. EVE LEVE8QUE 185-3191 SPRING ROAD PROJECT FINISHED LAST MONDAY After months of driving over a road in the worst possible condition, it was pure joy on Monday to see the trucks pull in and complete the last phase of work on Spring Road. Men and equipmentibegan at 7 a.m. with thtf limiting,., oiling, and laying the pea gravel coating in three separate layers. Road c o m m i s s i o n e r H a r r y Lock was on the job in his supervisory capacity. The first layer of oiling was ^one Friday afternoon and ideal weather conditions-high temperatures, hot sun, and no rain--allowed the oil to penetrate the road bed and provide a jnore effective seal. jV/ith an immense sigh of relief, we welcome the completion of the job and now start praying that drivers will obey the 20 M.P.H. posted limit 01$ the road! Many children litfe in homes along the road and use it for transportation to their favorite haunts. Please co-operate!! Write-In Candidate Upsets Incumbent In an unprecedented action locally, a write-in candidate captured the office of Democrat committeeman for precinct 12 as returns for George Luto showed 56 votes with 26 fcir incumbent Theresa Schultz. The write-in campaign wfl# tried against Mrs. Schultz on two other occasions, but. not successful. ' former president', of the villi lige and candidate for Repub* llcan state representative (33rd Pist.) Jake Levesque received 490% votes locally, 6,510% in the county, but was defeated for the post by Jack Hill, Kane County, and Lester Cunningham, Bfoone County. Without position, he retains the post . of precinct committeeman. Theresa Schultz was also a candidate for the offices of committeeman for the 33rd District, (unopposed) • with an impressive 1,621 votes and for county sheriff--738 votes. George Luto received two write-in votes for Republican committeeman, precinct 12. Earl Murray, Marge Qlsen, Irene Sales, Antoinette Luto, and Gerry Jensen did an efficient and courteous job as judges of election. A Ve*y Small World!! Ed Crick and companions, Shorty Miller, Bob Hendrichs and George Brda of McHenry, drove some 750 miles of their proposed fishing trip to Canada and stopped in Vermillion Bay, Ontario, to have some chow. Imagine their stunned surprise and glee when they looked up and discovered five fellows from Johnsburg!! The other group was headed by Dick Hiller and four companions. Neither group was aware of the plans of the other group and it was just one of those exciting coincidences, which proves the theory of our ca•p, tion. <0. Ed and his" buddies returned home Sunday in the early hours of the morning from their 1,700 mile trip to Lac Seul, Ontario, which took seven days. The fellows caught plenty of northerns and had their EiU.'of the. >denizens rf thedejep. . 1 r:-- : ; The; !6hly incident hiarred -the jburrtey they had to abandon because of a broken which when railed REUND'S BAIRY, Inc. lonafly mmfl. Operates M DELIVERY -- to LSeq at Itatvf PteSmto Phone 3854195 or 985-0232 "V .4' • • • « I ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. A i m o u n c c 3 r n c BEST PAINT VALUE IN TOWN if Brands Cwttag $7.95 Super 1-Coot Co G3S&Q ' ' BaecSfc=3 Msraa vower, dufofcitity and wCaJcracs*. fiv«e severe blaclt ca ono coot. Srasaaw gurfeec, gsSkj coirtwt K3C3" tfanfr. yea a fibre c31^ Js&l SAVE rJin@ll@§s e Hoilos® Supers©? s-® (brands eosfong $6.95 Finesf (hvo-eooff poinff ciisdo. Formulated specificsSHy ffe? Ob* double coat. Excellent durability and protection. No excesthr* chalking. Extra bright whiteness. AcryHe ILofon * jiJjBsn Hi-Glow SAVE Aeirylic Lofcx IHl®aisc P@flnt Superior ?© fes-endls casffing $7.45 • The higfjese-solids ibfOK paint mode (today. Ccx/oas awd bides 6,0% beW«r »hen the evewga point. Yea eon even use it OK concrete blocks, asbestos tiding end gtuWeit. I SATISFACTION Painting Party Provides Pretty Playthings We used alliteration to draw attention to the mp^n»ficent job that the gals and youngsters did at the bead: last week, painting the beach equipment. Gerry Jensen deserves verbal orchids for really "carrying the ball". She mixed, painted, and cleaned for astonishing results. She was aided and abetted by Mickey Murray, Gail Johnson, Barbara Thacker, and young ones -- Jackie Fisher, Debbie and Val Schiavone, Eddy Kroncke and Frahkie Lorch. The group spent a good part of last Friday to have the beach irt readiness for weekend pleasure. Bruce Thacker adds his bit by keeping the grass at a neat level. He was hired by the Cullom-Knoll Association for the job. helps these littjle fellows prove, the worthiness of the cause. New Business Launched In Grand Manner Grand jopening at the Forum last wefekend had every available ly evening son, ed all with beaming countenances as more continued to pour in. Son Kenneth, home from S.I.U. after completing throe years of college before entering C.C.O. in Chicago in the fall, assisted his father. At midnight, a large assortment of tempting dishes were displayed for consumption including hot beef, baked ham, potatoes au gratin, baked beans, and lots of other digestibles. We sincerely wish them good luck, in this, their fit si venture into the business world, Jean and Hugh McDonald, former owners, were on hand to add to the many greetings. Libras? Center Main ttOUBS Monday thm Friday Z pM, to f prfB. Saturday 1 p;m. to 3 pju. '.'Amazing Grace" by Robert Drake That special world el growing up - so easy to remember but so difficult to recapture • has been caught, held and enski are wed 26 years, and happy birthday to Evie Haines, June 29. Best wishes to all the gala events this week. Out of time and out of thought. See you next week? riched in Robert Drake's collection of stories of growing up in a small southern town. Although the setting and characters are essentially the same throughout, "Amazing Grace" has a unity not often found in such a remembrance of things past. In this sense it becomes a novel. Read in consecutive order, the stories might be seen as constituting a sort of autobiography, since the narrator bears the author's own name, but each story may be read independently of the others and the coincidence of names is essentially a dramatic device. They are about birth, life, death, courtship, marriage, love, going to school, family picnics and church socials, the world young Robert can see from his own particular point of vision. September Nuptials For Lovely Young Lady A lovely time for a wedding is September and the starring role will be held by a lovely young miss -- Cathy Murray, the daughter of Chief and Mrs. Earl Murray of 5200 Maple Hill Drive. She will exchange vows with Mr. Anton R. Cajthaml, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cajtheml, 1511 Sunnyside Drive, McHenry, on Saturday, Sept. 3, in Faith Presbyterian church, McHenry. Cathy graduated from Mc Henry high school last year and is employed as a secretary in Johnsburg. Her fiance graduated from McHenry high, class of '64, and is employed in McHenry. May we offer our sincere best wishes as the two families prepare for the big event. Grandson Stars As Major Little Leaguer Young Jecks Richardson, the grandson of Ercell and Harry Lock, who started in Little League at the McCullom Lake beach rated headlines on the sports page of a New York paper recently. The young man, whose father is stationed at Stewart Air Force Base hit a bases loaded triple to lead the Dodgers to a 12-4 victory over the Sabres in the Stewart Air Force Base Major Little League.. According ,t9* his jprPUd grand: pappy, Jecks didn't know what to do with the ball when he first started playing the game. Dedicated men who take time from their many activities to All "Up Shooken" This reporter planned a useful and tasty Father's Day gift to Jake which included a small container of martinis and two decks of cards, since he is a devotee of the game of solitaire." Being a thoughtful husband, he broke the seal on one deck and looked up in consternation when two deuces of spades appeared! A count of the deck revealed 58! cards in all with a repitition of ace, deuce, trey, four, five and six--in spades. He solved the problem by tearing up the extras and has a standard deck once more. Now, if the mar-; tinis are "wet", we'll really be in trouble! 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In ati effort tight, Dr. Moore' brings in from New York a young doctor with the latest specialized" 1 1 training in surgery. ^ Mrs. Young's beautiful and heartwarming novel is the story of Dr. Moore's fight to ^ save his hospital and of young Dr. Armstrong's to make the girl he loves whole again and of the town itself, a genuine old New England town, with all of its prejudices and meanness, its generosity and its pride. Play Newspaper Bingo , Quality Radiator Repair Kotmft By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For four Added Protection. AT.I. WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICB Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators Complete Stock of Original Equip. Heater Control Valve* ADAMS BROS. REPAIR ^SERV. Phone 385-Om McHenry, IK. Next to V.F.W. 8004 W. Route 120 or money bad CO. The Best of Everytjung for the Builder On 'Highway 31 Sfenih of Main Street McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-1424 June Is The Month For "Brides" 'N' Birthdays Belated congrats to Clifford (Monica's son) Morris who turned 15 on June 19. -- Nineteen years of age for Mary Beth Luto, and 10 years wed for Elaine and Bill Gleeson today, June 23 . . . Debbie Malcom turns 14, 5 years married for Ruth and Whitey Gumm, the Douglas twins will be 5 and Linda Hachmeistor will be 19 -- All on June 24 -- Eleven years wed for Dorothy and John Cunningham, 39 years for her mom and dad -- the Elmer Kronckes, 56 for Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hagel, 42 for Irene and Leo Sales and 17 for Gert and Bill Walter, Saturday, June 25 -- Natal day greetings to Lorraine Boyle and Barbara Brand, June 27 -- Cheryl Johnson will be 3, Delores Piotrowski is 21, and the Harold Vycitals are married 31 years, as of June 29 -- Dale Wilson will be 14, Lottie and Gene Piotrow- FOR THAT OLD FAS1P0MBB FLAVOR COME TO i@iNEfmiSH -Sm&Am- CO. • 85 VAEIETm OF SAUSAGES' • TRUE STOLE MLiWORS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKEffi BACON • ©ELICIOUS mCKOR¥ glOBD HAMS' • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES 335-6260 Route 120 -- Jccofi ISase ©2 Route IS -- Volo, OL Own GARAGE Neighborhood BRICK ©j? FRAME SPE©JAL Si We don't think we can be undersold on quality or price ... try us and see. 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