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•I rtment Leai ' "£*£•*•, "r " ' Mc HENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS Leaders of the McHenry County Department of Health discuss increased health care plans. Ward Duel, second from right is the new public health-administrator^ assuming theresponsibil- DOLORES BRENNAN 658-9045 ANNA WINSTON GUEST OF HONOR ON BIRTHDAY On Tuesday, Feb. 13, Anna Winston celebrated her twelfth birthday. She was the hostess at a party held by her mom, Bettie, in her home after school on Tuesday, with classmates from her sixth grade as her guests. They included Toni Jones, Margie Beaman, Karen Lanway, Pam Jones, Pam CHalleran, Colleen Meyer, Gayle Garn, Debbie Petska and Juanita Acker man. COMING BIRTHDAYS On the twenty-second, a special birthday greeting with love to my Dad, Joe Schmitt, and on the same day, to my "country See me for your State Farm money tree, an up-to-date life insurance policy from State Farm Life. Low cost protection, from the company with a long reputation for value. There are 28 different State Farm money trees . . . for the one that'll fit your needs and budget exactly, see me now! Dennis Conway 3315 W. Elm St. Phone 385-7111 STATI fARM INSURANCI 7/jjg MM State Farm Life Insurance Company Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois P 621005 STATE FARM Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois MCCUUOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 885-4141 DON PEASLEY PHOTO ity last week. From left: John Raber, county sanitarian; Dr. Edward Wilt, Jr., McHenry, president of the departments board; Ward Duel, and Mrs. Eileen Hanson, R.N. cousin", Georgia Bauer, a hap-. py 29th???? or so? RECEIVES 50 YEAR PIN Mrs. Rose Tonyan was presented her 50 year pih at the Foresters dinner held in johnsburg recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tonyan as well as Ben Tonyan also attended. SINCERE SYMPATHY EXTENDED TO CAGLES Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mary Cagle at this time, with the passing away of her mother, Mrs. Ada Payne, in Alabama. Mary and Wallace spent last week with their relatives and returned to Ringwood on Friday. VISITING SON Frank Kempfer is spending a few days visiting with his son, Frank Kempfer, Jr., and family in Genoa. AROUND TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Ray Page of McHenry spent Sunday afternoon and evening in the home of Mrsi Ruby Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ackerman attended the Black Hawk Hockey game in Chicago on Wednesday evening. Poor Georgia B., didn't get in again!!! Miss Mae Wiedrich and Mrs. Flora Carr called on their aunt, Sara Coates, in the Rest Home in Woodstock on Thursday. Mrs. Allen Ainger of Hebron spent Thursday visiting with her Mother, Mrs. Ruby Shepard, who has been a victim of the flu bug. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiedrich of Burlington called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. James Wiedrich and family also called on Mrs. Wiedrich. Pearl Sanders and Betty Fiala of Wonder Lake called on Mrs. Ruby Shepard on Tuesday. Well, once again it's the end of the column. How about a call if you have anything for the news? Thank you, see you next week? COUNTDOWN FOR SCE FISHING DERBY WEEKEND : The shelter has been erected for housing bait, fishing equipment, and the sale of fishing licenses and refreshments at the, beach in preparation for the third annual ice fishing derby, Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 17 and 18. The starting gun will be fired at 9 a.m. With the tremendous amount of publicity, including releases to more than twenty-five daily and weekly newspapers, nine radio stations and five TV stations, record crowds are expected. All roads leading to the derby will be marked for the. benefit of strangers to the area. More details appear on the sports page of the Plaindealer. Credit for erecting the shelter must go to chairman, Bill Gleeson, Ron Godina, Len Jensen, Ken Betts, Jim Schultz, A1 Kanak, Gene Adams and Ray Fisher. Elaine Gleeson was on haftd to lend moral support. Two days of working the fish derby will be an arduous task, and any of the women of the community who can spare even an hour's time for work in the shelter will be very much appreciated. The grand prize being offered is a colored television set, and appliances, sports equipment and other valuable awards will be given to lucky recipients. All profits from the winter sports event will be use<f to enlarge presient beachhouse facilities and for lake^conservation. " OPEN HOUSE" FOR GOLDEN WEDDING Emma and Otto Pyritz, who have endeared themselves to village and area residents since 1933 will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary, Sunday, Feb. 18, with an "open house" affair, beginning at 1 p.m, All neighbors, friends, and relatives are cordially invited to visit them at their home, 5218 W. Fountain Lane. Their complete history appeared in Wednesday's issue of the Plaindealer. The two have been active in all phases of community efforts and have not spared any effort to be of service throughout the years. Otto has served as organist for the Masonic lodge for 30 years, been employed at McGee's for 22 years, and has entertained children and adults for an entire lifetime. Emma served as secretary of the Cullom-Knoll, was village clerk for three terms, assisted on election boards, and has been active in the Ladies of the Lake. The two are deserving of special attention on this very special milestone in their lives. Best wishes from a grateful community! NOTES FROM THE VILLAGE BOARD All village officials were present at the last meeting, Wednesday, Feb. 7, except trustee Harry Lock. Compulsory garbage collection came in for more discussion. A survey will be made of village intersections to determine if stop signs may be necessary in some places. The January meeting report for the police department was CARPI WAREHOUSE SAIE 100.000 SQIMtE YARDS Or Fvr Si^lSlAIE SiLiVEiiY AS RUGS OR F6R INSTALLATION! DOUiELi S&H G EN STAMPS WITH COUPON Nylon plush for bedrooms ,99 or wallcovering Continuous filament nylon most colors. Reg. $4.95 Reg. $6.95 ..... Polyester - newest fibersculptered patterns Reg. $9.95 per sq. yard Remnants up to 12*xl2' Indoor-Outdoor Carpet per sq. yard per so- yard -5)(5) per Kitchen carpet -12' wide nylon. yas-d o)(c) REG HRS. 8 AM to 9 PM Mon. Thurs. Fri. ' 8 AM to 5 PM Tues. Wed. Sat. CLOSED SUNDAYS + PHONE 815-338-1000 in OREEN STAMPS Surplus hand hooked and oval braided rugs Hundreds of roll balances and remnants up to 15'x21' Used (trade-in) rugs (needle-punched) $3.00 per sq. yd Cash & Carry 205 $4.95 to $7.95 Per sq. yard 1/2 PRICE Hwy. 120 and City 14 CARP, S & RU6S DOUBLE SIH GREEN SUMPS WITH THIS COUPON NO. 4 ON PURCHASES FROM OUR WAREHOUSE STOCK ONLY OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 24, 1968 NOT RETROACTIVE WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS " r/Tl read and routine committee reports were made. The next meeting will b6 held Wednesday, 'March 6, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. There will be no other meeting this month. LADIES OF THE LAKE The women thoroughly enjoyed the white elephant auction which was held during the Thursday, Feb. 8 meeting of the Ladies of the Lake. In the absence of Louise Hammerstein who is ill in McHenry hospital, president Carrie Kurth handled the gavel as auctioneer. A profit of $14 was realized from the proceedings. Some of the items included canister sets, new sets of slippers, and a variety of useful household items. According to the report, it was so enjoyable, a similar sale is being plannod for a future meeting. Mrs. Hammerstein sent a thank you note for the flowers she received from the club, with an apology for her absence. Cecilia Swedberg and Lorraine Boyle supplied "tasty pastry" for the social session, and Susan Klaber was welcomed as a new member. Plans are afoot for another krazy hat party in April and will be discussed at the March meeting. Louise Berquist, Emma Pyritz , Petey Schmidt, Irene Johnson, Sue Klaber, Margaret Herzog, Lois Parenti and Alice Gustafson walked off with the prizes during the games. ATTENDS POLITICAL MEETING Theresa Schultz, representative Democratic committeeman, 33rd District, met with other members of her group last Tuesday in Marengo to determine whether to endorse one or two candidates for the State House of Representatives.' UNDERGOES SURGERY Wee Daureen Parenti is minus her tonsils and adenoids following surgery at McHenry hospital last Friday. She entered on Thursday and came home Saturday for recuperation. She has had a rather painful time with ear drainage, but should be in fair condition by this time. ATTEND NUPTIALS IN OHIO The Nixon family,, Kay, Bob and Becky, flew to Martin's Ferry, Ohio, last weekend to attend Kay's brother's wedding. Her mother,-Mrs. Thelma Harper, left earlier in the week. SERVICEMEN'S ADDRESSES Bill Smith and Jeff Levesque are deep in school books at two different Marine bases following graduation from boot training and advanced infantry training. We're also happy to report that Bill made his first promotion to P.F.C. We are printing both your men's addresses for those who would like to communicate. P.F.C. Smith, William H. 241- 5653, C&E Bn. D. Company, Class 54, M.C.R.D., San Diego, Calif. 92140. Bill is studying electronics and will be in school for 40 weeks. P.F.C. Levesque, J.R. 24156- 64, 1st School Co. Class Elec. 10-68, M.C.E.S. M.C.S. Camp LeJeune, N.C, 28542. Jeff is studying electricity and completes his courses at the end of March. BOWLING Gene Adams bowled high game of 206 and Chuck Ingersol is credited with high series of 505, last Friday in Johnsburg. Nancy Piatt captured honors for women with a 184 and 464 series. Honorable mention to Ginny Hocin with a 170 game, Melinda Adams with a 159 and Jo Skutek with a 157. ORCHID OCCASIONS Natal day congrats to Ray Aalto, tomorrow, Feb. 17. . . Butch Kennenberg turns 82! and Otto and Emma Pyritz mark 50 ^golden years, Feb. 20. . .Birthday greetings to Gertrude Loeschel, Feb. 22. Best wishes to all. Next weekend should find the village jammed with cars from all over the northern section of Illinois and southern Wisconsin as sportsmen meet, to try their ice fishing luck. Wonder who will be enjoying colored T.V.? We'll post the news next week. See you then? FRI., FEB. 16, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 7 DISTRIBUTION . . . Sea bee personnel distribute soap, toothpaste and brushes, clothing and toys to people in Vietnamese village of Dien Khanh. Hospital Corpsman Lawrence J. Semon, Dayton, Ohio, distributes gifts mailed to him by the people of Dayton. Vietnamese, driven from villages by Viet Cong, live in tents while Sea bees build new homes for them. POWER PARTNER SERVICE You'll find friendly, efficient service and products you can trust at your FS Power Partner's. Over $30,000 are spent yearly on Santa Claus wiskers, alone. MiHenry F S 4004 W. Waukegan Rd. 385-0730 McHenry FORD DEALER STARTS TODAY ^ MM ME-NUXE AII SB ME I (BUNDLE! New Ford sales in January hit an all-time high and we've taken a record number of used cars in trade. We're loaded with outstanding values . . . WE'VE GOT TO SELL 'EM. We want to clean house right down to the bare walls. THIS ISN'T JUST ANOTHER SALE--it's a complete used carselloutatauction prices! All you do is name the pnoe on the car you want--just one bid (see the Rules). If we don't accept your bid* iyi\aJiU i got C-•»4 U&QUlilfiiuii/ « IJIJtstS portable TV set absolutely free! NOW through February 17 only! Specially Priced to Sell! All Makes and Models! Including Fords-Mustangs-Thunderbirds- Mercurys-Chevys-Ramblers-Buicks -Pontiacs-Ply mouths-Dodges- Imports. Phitco Portable Television Free if we don't accept your bona fide bid? A $100 value. With a 71 sq. inch picture. Sensitive 82-channel VHF-UHF tuning. A full fidelity front spcsksr.And Philco'sexclusive Cool Chassis. Beautifully styled incameltan with gray trim. Yours FREE if we don't accept your bona fide bid. •Here's how to SAVE A SMALL FORTUNE! • Visit our display of used cars. • Note Retail Price and Book Price marked on windshield. • Give authorized salesman a bona fide bid, your own price, some* where between the two prices marked on the windshield, accompanied by a cash deposit or title of your trade-in. • First come, first served. All cars subject to prior sale. First bona fide bid takes the car based on the prices affixed to windshield. • Get complete details at your Ford dealer. Huge Selection! Your Choice: 2 Doors - 4 Doors • riardiops - Cuhvvfii&iwS * SiatSdii Wagons. Almost any color. ON-THE-SPOT FINANCING AVAILABLE! w Buss Fbad Sales 3936 W. Main Street, McHenry, III.