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TWO MCHENRY. ' BUSINESS MEN Dt$ THIS WEEiC , • ^ :tcootinued from page !) ^ vi-fAc *"» *» **V'%~i ^ |* 4f* , " " B*jesH Aiwa, academic schol- CHAMBER WORKS irship to Wooster and Bernard 'rr\WA on ditttPP Janicki, academic scholarship * vH'nftl' xj£i J lin FarochTal •': to Roosevelt university. * ROBERT J. CONWAY /entoo, Mich. Four brothers and two sisters preceded him in-Heathy The body rests at the George R^Justen & Son funeral home uriil 10 o'clock Thursday morning, when a Mass will be sung iaSt. Patrick's Catholic church, with interment in the church cemetery. ; JOHN MOSLEY ^ohn M. (Jack) Mosley of 432 W. Northlake road, Lakemoor, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital at^ 5:45 p.m„ Tuesday, June 6, with death attributed to a heart attack. Coroner Ehorn conductedthe inquiry. For many years he and his wife operated Mosley's Cafe. Mr. Mosley, 73, was born inThrock Morten, Texas, April: 28, 1894, and had resided here for about thirty-five years, coming from Chicago. • The deceased was a member of McHenry Lodge, No. 158, AF & AM, and also Tabula Temple at the Shriners at Rockford. Survivors are his wife, Faye IC; one sister, Mrs. Lou Stock - sgll of Oklahoma and a brother, Cleve Mosley, of California. The body rests at the Peter M* Justen funeral home until Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when Rev. Raymond L. White officiates at last rites. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. Eva Shaw and Nancy •Grek, McHenry school of Beauty Culture; ; Lawrence Young, Louise M. Fitten Georgia Technical scholarship; Richard Heckmann, athletic scholarship to Simpson college; Thomas Dougherty and Richard Lossman, , athletic scholarships, Southern Illinois- university; Pamela Young, academic scholarship to Carthage college. Also Patrick, Camasta, athletic scholarship to Milliken university; Madeline Fini, Busi ness Methods Institute scholarship; Howard Brody, National Merit scholarship; Thomas Lawrence, University of Illinois child of veterans' scholarship; Diane Cook, Robert Morris secretarial scholarship; Kathleen Lynn, Knox college scholarship; Kathy Pierce, Eastern Illinois University Public Aid commission; Jo Ann Weichmann, Iowa Wesleyan scholarship; Walter Harbecke and Terrence Sehmitt, Future Farmers of America scholarship; Sandra Fry, legislative scholarship; Terry Etten and Kathy Freund, women's auxiliary, McHenry Hospital for McHenry County nursing scholarship. AREA LIGHTING Council Action Is Protested (continued from page 1) Chairman Harry Dean of the new promotion committee dis-^ cussed plans for a back-toschool program. He has contacted John Shay, requesting his cooperation in coordinating this theme with his annual guitar marathon, scheduled this year for Aug. 16. Having received Mr. Stay's approval, a committee was named to plan the combined program, including Harry Dean, Ann Varese, Bob Steiner, Bill Nye, Larry Lund and John Shay. The next meeting of this committee will be held Wednesday, June 28, when all retail merchants and other interested business people are invited to be present. Last week* s meeting was conducted by Co-Chairmen Allan Leibsohn and Don Weingart. (continued from page !) Following study by the City Council and several businessmen on Greenstreet and a traffic survey by Chief Clark,-the Council took steps to correct the traffic problem at Waukegan road and Green street. A change in the location of the island and right turn only from the right lane going south are expected. The Street and Alley committee has been authorized, with the assistance of Supt. Meyer and Chief Clark, to make the changes. On the Green street traffic count it Was found that far too many drivers were making a permitted "U" turn at the island and driving up and down the Congested street with no intention of stopping at stored. In other action., the Council approved oiling streets in Lakeland Park, contributing tho usual $350 toward Marine Fiesta Day, and having representatives meet with the Chamber of Commerce to discuss a request for promotion of a "Sidewalk Sale" on July 15. Alderman Etten reminded the Council that the first band concert will be held June 15 in the city park. Concerts will be held on Thursday nights this year and will start at 7:45 pan. irt^AmetteHalnes,^ il, Ranty Harkins, DoreetvHterrig, Daniel Hawkins aid Dona* Head. Also Dealt |leiser Alifc ! a Holnupiist, Keith ttecmiq*: f Marilyn Hutchipson, ^r«TOaF»9IIS wn Schools Hold Honors Day pinners Tol3 * (continued from page 1) warded Kandy Thompson, with Pgt Camasta as alternate. ^n scholarships, the Future Teacher awards were made to Kathleen Blair, Janice Erbin aUd Susan Nurse; in chorus to Carl Johnson, with Sally Guettler as alternate; McHenry Pan Hellenic, Ruth Lightner, with Constance Sallman, alternate; Tenth Legion, Wayne Kidd, with Jeffrey Nellis, alternate; Student (Council, Kandy Thompson and Bruce Domotov with Ruth Lightner and Chris Rasmussen, alternates. The John Dreymiller memorial scholarship was awarded to Mary Lynn Meyers, who also won the Buckner scholarship loan. Alternate for the first was Sharon Klapperich, and for the second, Larry Young. Walter Harbecke and Terry Sehmitt were presented the Dekalb Agricultural Achievement award; Larry Young. P.T.A. loan, with Kathleen Blair as alternate; Joann Feyerer, Spanish club scholarship, Karen Johnson, alternate; National Honor society scholarships, Joann Feyerer and Tom Laurence, with Sue Thompson and Jeffrey Nellis, alternates; and Arian award, Carl Johnson. - A ittw award, a memorial to tfie late Gary Vogt, was won by Larry Young. ; Many were announced as winners of specific scholarships. Winning the Illinois State Scholarship commission awards Were Howard Brody, Bruce Oomoto, Joanne Feyerer, Gerald Glass, Bernard Janicld, Carl Johnson, Wayne Kidd, Thomas Lawrence, Ruth Lightner, Kathleen Lynn, Terry Morrison, Jeffrey Nellis, Susan Nurse, Don Stinespring, Sue Thonq>son, Jo Ann Weichmaim, Parrel Whynot and Lawrence Young. Illinois State Teacher scholarships went to Jeffrey Nellis, Susan Nurse, Janice Erbin, Connie Sallman, Kathy Pierce, Kathy Blair, Mary Lynn Meyers, Michael Schumer, Sharon Klapperich, William Bates, Karen Justen, Barbara Borrelli, Kandy Thompson and Terry Cerny. Other scholarships include Kathleen Morarity to Hiram Scott college; William Voeltz and Karen Johnson, academic scholarships to Valparaiso, Judy Nosal, county scholarship; Joanne Feyerer, academic scholarship to Beloii college; MusiiT & Meanderin before that time was in the same business in Wauconda. Theatre operation does lite so many associated phases of the business --"gets in the blood." However, theatre management has changed greatly over the years and provides more challenges than one might ever have dreamed of a quarter of a century ago. One thing is sure, Lou Consago took the business seriously and put forth great effort to provide the community with good theatre. Class Officers Will Address Outdoor Audience (continued from page 1) Also Craig Bjorkman, Daniel Bomke, Jeffrey Bonato, Marlene Brackman, Thomas Brandt, Terrence Brendle, Glenn Brittain, Gerald Brodin, Jeffrey Brody, Amy Bryan, David Buch, Larry Burns, Jeanne Burton, Linda Carlson, Jack Caulfield, Hope Clark, Richard Clark, Charles Claypool and Jeffrey Cole. * Also Kenneth Congdon, Cynthia Conrad, Walter Conrad, Jr., John Cook, Raymond Cook, Richard Cox, Carol Crandall, Michael Crosson, Scott Curry, Sandra Davidson, John Davis, Jean Deacon, Rosemary Delelio, Arlene Delpino, Elmer "Dentro, Paul Dethlefson and Patrick Dillon. Also Mary Grace Dobyns, Phillip Doherty, Frederic Dolby, Steven Drake, Lawrence Dfesdow, Dennis Duncan, Cathleeri Durkin, Diarina Eastoh, Doreen Egger, Beverly Eggert, Linda Eppsl, Danny Erb, Bruce Eternick, Pat Eurich, Steven Fain, Yoland Fernandez, Luella Ficek, Vernon Ficken, William Flint, Carol Fluger, Michael T. For an and Robin Fossufh. Also Kevin Fourdyce, Burton E. France, in, Charlotte Franks, Edward Freund, Scott Fuhler, Delge Gerstad, Laurance Giurlani, Karen Givens, Rick Glos, Kathryn Gray, Patricia Groat, Wayne Grossich, Jean Guettler, James Haagenson, Roxy Hafer, Lavonne Hag- Hutter, Penelope liam Janke, Susan JotWsoo, V% erie Johnson, Cynthia Donna Jones, Charltjs Jumper, Jack Kaminski, JcyJ&ufitoaki, Gail Kammerer, stens, Lynette KeiUey,Stisan Kelsey, Wendy .Kay, Kiefer, Boyd Knaaek, Kroncke, Eugene Kuckand.Geiy Kufapula. Al so Tom Lagtos, Lamberg, James , nmnp't. Pamela Laursen,. Linda .. Lee* Rynee Lee, EdhfauNl. Dierdre Levesque, Fayliter,- ty, Rebecca Li^m^J^lete Linders, Gregory Donna Liss, Darlensl James Longhway, LaDoima Losch,, Pame&Lpw and Linda Lowry. * Also Roy Lundelius,.K|!itft Luttrell, Kenslail 'M^cdopaldt: Deborah Marchl, Rol^J^- thews, MicCarU^^ James McMillan, Cefta cado, Richard Mferdute, Mary Kay Mereness, Rita Mettellta, Francina Mayer, Jolui " Beraice Miller, Daniel Milie^> Gerald MUler, Phillip MlUctf, Paula Mbnteleone, devw^r Morrison, Jim Mcy ^ Negley. ' Also Nancy Neidauer, Yvaisne Neuman, Freda Mchous, Nicholas, Judy Nisser, George Nixon, Christcpljer Nolahi iel Nosal, Pkm'Nti^l Nye, Barbara Olbinski, Majr^a 01 rence Oonk, Stanleori wicz, Ruben Pedraza, Jaxnes1 Penick, Susaa TPetejrs, Petersen, Ann Peterse^ Peterson and Susan Also DeWa Pidoettj peb^a Plane, David Pohln^ Donaa Raasch, Peggy RalwStr«ir,B^- nie Rath, Donald Rai^fff. \Vliliam Reese, Debra ResvM» Su». san Reihansperlpi^ Th^maa Reinhardip Gsan Rey^dS^Ajum Rhoades, Sara Ricbardb, Kttviii Riordan, Mark Roalsen, Valero Roda, Sfoeryl Roewer, ' Romani and Karen Rowe, Also Patricia $aj^, Be(n-' hard Schatz, Paal Christine Jade Schramm; mond Schubbe, er, Mary Schu^rr, Schuetz, Pamejit^ SKalrgr, George Sielton, Katherine Sluaber, tlebMrah Smith, Raym<Jnd Sfirfrsky, Leori- ' «r4 ©anal^'SistoWM*^, Dianrte J. Steinsdoerfer, Detffa Stepandvic, Judy '" Gary Strtl and ton. Also Casrolly Suratt, Donald Swansofr,: Hmcker,:: IToith'Tho^^m^; Tomlinscn, Linda U^iman;' Jwyne Vansk, Donioa V&5gens, IXane Volpedttesbt, Wagner, Perry Walker/pfcljra Walter, David Watkiris, EJsc Weiss, Andrea WestgaM, William Weylsnd. B^^WHeerman and Beatrice Wi&Qb. Graduation exerciser IbrSt* Bttry^s school took place Fri- June 2, In Si. i Father the 7:30. p.m. Mass. Otter events honoring, tile liW^.-wre Stay 3ian4a«^-^geihttr irttli seventh gryde m June The following awards and h$j0rs have been merited tills Kiwanis awards to Vidd BaSsi and Howard Wagner ; Farester awards to Senftra Freund Michael Pollock; Americm Region awards ts> Rosalind »$es and Richard CeMarco; w^tver awards fu* outstaftdks $^vice to .Ran^, Smith, AUeaa and Howard Wliginerj Mc* 0isiry dsahery spelling award toChfcryl Kreut^er. ... The class choice for May Qasei! this year was Rosaliod R@3s. . . . ..-.In addition to sswa^da fior' scholarship. aMI cc^peratiie 'foJSoMztg received-a-- w«Ws for effort and cooperation: Bonni^ Becker r. Lawrence F^tgen, Rariald Frwnd, Jane' ®W«t, Patricia Ittrrmaib,. K«&ileen Hiqkey, Barbiora^M, Cdmiie Jablonski, iA^enr.'Jungi i.. . ' j j y ' w • * " » • Y:W* folloT^in^i^'d^ ^ ^ A, . ptedr^db, jUMtfeabe K. Ferjgen, <3rigoi> A. Frajnd, Ro«aW J. I'teuSi, tho^^.^iLeofttoi^ jGary Harridon, Tiiindthy . Steven M. IQng, fefeln and Norbert L. Kwiaiek., "^iso' Eda^ K. Jfira&s A. Mfitkovfc, Kon&d'S. M. Wageu&lv INf, Robert il'. RodwiMrcl^ S c f r u R t B a a l i K. S t n i t o , Ml ItteifiTCs, Wagnsr^ Jr.^ Pale W.. Weld and Josejph F. jaahft. • • v v Also/ Lucille iVilson, Jennie Lee Wtiia, Dlavid Winters, Yusrt^" P*meU Z*- Zelvbiv Jeffrey z JameSsJEmffiski. ^ Atso TUzaSetli A. Jane E. Basel, Victoria L. Baasi, Noreen A. Bauer, Bonnie T. Mary A. Brzezinsld, Bonnie S. Buss, Florence & Dayle. Ott'ol A. Etten^ Sandra Buss, Theresa A. Dqdet C^rti • A. Etten# Sanira A. Freund, Jane 1M. Frost, Marie L. Calll, DeMwrah E. Garrets, Catiierine J. Haggenjos; Patricia J. Herrmann and , Kathleen P. Hlckey. Also Barbara L. Huff, Con* nie Jablonski,Theresa A.Jni^> ten, Patricia M.Koleno, Cheryl A. Kreutzer, Cynthia C. KuJak, Nancy J. Larkin, Geralyn^A. McCall, Deborah L. MalcoMn, Karen A. Miller,Teresa L.CAk, Rosalind S. Rees, Mary S. Scharf, iWesa M. Schmit, Maryellen Smith, Ann C. Stefnbach, Ellizabeti) C. Stiller, Alicia M. Sweeney, Lirda A. Wilde and Margaret A. Zeller. ST. PATRICK SCHOOL ! : [0n Saturday, June 3,forty-abc. students received diplomaa jnai'king the completion of eight years st St, Patrick school. They were conferred by ths paator, Fr. Leonard Guzzar^, following celebration of the Mass at 4f (/clock. Fotnr of the graditates car-1 ried the gifts of bread and wine to tije altar at the offertory of the Mass, dud tltsr'efttfre claftl participated fully in the lit -Hymns and reciting respahsesi Yt^iig:jpart in, the off©r#iy pWJccs^ion WereSasanBlso^sr, Doherty, Jane Getaer ^tnd MichieiCSirey. , The Kiwanis club awards were made to Janet Lawsonand Willfam Herkes for leadership, achievement aqd good citizenship. Tte American Legion ayrpicdS far highest scholastic ji^srd 'fceif-Q merited by Carol Wilt and Leo Thompson. ; A scholarship to Marian Cewschool was awardedto Susare Bleaaner. This fund *a ^sponsored, by St. Pab.Jc Home and School association, the' Altar and Rosary society' and me Holy Name society, each codribnthc to one year's tulvtUM » V. Attendance awartls went to Susan ttMnne^, Shirley Jenkins, Tflnmy LaFontaine, Kinrfjer|y Worm, 'William Borrelli, Davfd ltoefber, Deborah Miller, J^tariah Gladman, Janet Lawsop and Patti Rogers. Diplomas were awarded to fhe flowing: Kathleen Aiford, Margaret Birmingham, Michael Carey, Steven Cuda, Anne EllicSt, Janet Getner, William Herkes, Timmy LaFontaine, Gfenp LoPrestt, Deborah liGIMary Pintozxi, Rosemary JUNE 6, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. Wit Rogers, Joseph Selefski, Krintina Walters, Carol Wilt and Linda ZimiQr. Also Michael Amid, John Bolton, Timothy Coughlin, Mary Frances Deja, Kathleen Frett, Deborah Gladman, Shirley Jenkins, Michael Lamz, Thomas McAndrews, Constance Miller, Acceneth Reid, Barbara Saunders, Leo Thompson, Karen White and Carol Arm Wirfs. Also Susan Blenner, William Borrelli, Susan Crawley, Jay Doherty, James Gertz, Mary Lou Guszardo, David Koerber, Janot Lawson, Deborah Marshall, John Nuber, Patricia!) Rogers, Jerome Selefski,Gayle Truckenbrod, Jacqueline Whitney and Klmberly Worm. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS HERE AND THERE IH BUSINESS a m&n. H w NYE'S IS NUMBER ONE ON YOUR DAD'S'*?'" 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JuVie 22 - Thrill tt& the Tightening fast of Qtodified and stQck cans in 12 races* 7 * . • < i f . i - i Sat, June 24 - June Championship Roto, - 50 Lap modified feature • tzjjsi-i -:i:\ y: •. -- . ... ^f^fnptjin July - King Kovza 1967 Dodge Auto '^bow plus Rrecracker 40 modified rtock Vaces at 8:15 Time Trials 7 dvttce and have fw in ~tM Skiiletor our new Pit Stop Loft win at the Total fun and ' traick. v • > SPEED esw?sa f U Childrerr50< SELLS BUSINESS ^ After twelve years, Louis Consago has sold his business and given up the theatre. The new owner is Henry Ryahn, who > also owns the Grayslake Out- £' door and the Libertyville and Antioch indoor theatres. Mr. Consago came to McHenry from Wauconda in 1955 to operate the theatre formed . under the name of Boone Creek Corp. He took into partnership with him Clarence Keim, but purchased the business from the latter last year. He also bought the building from the corporation. His future plans are still undecided. :-vf *i m t .. i •4 Y / f • - \-g Q Ft AND ACS TOO ALVAfS •••••BIB Gifts f@r Fathers at... 5tore for ryien 1245 N. Green St. Phone 888-0047 McHenry, III Open Dally 8 a.m. till 6 pan.;-- Friday's till 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS < TTWE TTHTB FREE GREEN STREET PARKING ARK A TWO OVEN BARGAIN I 40" AUTOMATIC RANGE with INCLUDES • Companion oven • Automatic easy-set oven timer, <gleetr and minute timer Cor i ovens • Pushbutton controls « Lighted cooktop and even Other Self-Cleaning Ovens From $228.00 Get details from us or from Commonwealth Edison Company Tie bright iiew ideas ^ (T C K Co 'tWMtetba psraMeodl Kmtled et7&r to eastomin ol Conimonwttllh CdiMc Comply. 1241 N. Green St. Ph. 385-5500 -- "McHexsFf's Only Servicing G.E. Dealer"