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Announce Engagement MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson of 511 N. Green street announce the birth of a grand- ' daughter born at McHenry hospital April 11. Ann Margaret is the daughter of Mrs. Richard Smith, Jr., and the late Richard Smith, Jr. She will be welcomed home by her brother, Ricky. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, Sr., of Maple avenue. John Kilday is the paternal great-grandfather. Grandma Sez - - - My sakes alive! These are mighty excitin' .times we're a seein' these days. Guess the president's announcment stirred up a lot o^ folks, who thought they was goin' ta have it easylike when they found the time nigh to pickin' a man fo^ the president's seac, for the next four years. Now they may have to do a lot o* tall thinkin' it "ppears to me, if they are really interested in what happens to this country, and the rest o* the world, for that matter. To my thinkin' w3 are in need of a real stateman, honest and dedicated to the effort needed to set this country back on the pedestal where it once stood, a man with a quiet, firm and mature dignity, able to set the example for our younguns; a man who can show the people a better way to happiness, with goals of greater development of ma.iki.nd. Most of all, we older folks discovered long ago, that you can't spend yerself rich, and the sooner our government sets a more practical standard, the better off we're goin' to be. Folks needs a new example of good solid government with serious, practicalminded men behind it, mature men, with years of experience to help them re-construct the foundation on which this great country was built; men interested in America; instead of self-glory or money. With men in our government, honestly dedicated in patriotic effort to re-establish a solid economy, this Amorica can't fail. It's like my kitchen garden when I let it get ahead o* mc. The weeds grow so thick, it's mightly hard to tell what to do, but the right thinkin' man, to sit in the big house, in Washington, could start the ball goin' in the right direction, seems to me. He has to be brave and be willin' to buck the machines and stand the guff. More power to him, whoever he may be. There seems to be a couple o' real earnest men to choose from. I jest hope we kin pick the right 1 ' \ . V/*> ' M ; ff J \ -sSi- Li i:- PHOTO BY DOBI ROBERTA DONNELLY Dr. and Mrs. R.W. Donnelly announce the engagement of their daughter, Roberta, to Donald Scharfenorth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Scharfenorth of Round Lake. Roberta graduated from McHenry high school in 1965 and her fiance is a 1961 graduate of Round Lake high school. No definite date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reckamp of Crystal Lake are parents of a son April 10. A son was born April 10 to Mr. and Mrs. vVilliam Lokey of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Etheridge became parents of a „son on April 11. A daughter was born April 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stepek of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ericksen announce the birth of a daughter April 11. On April 11 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sabas Mercado. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dowell announce the birth of a son April 11. MCHENRY HOSPITAL The past week patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Darlene E. Buhrmann, Dale L. Lomelino, Pamela J. Reeves, Frances B. Nikles, Daniel J. Treptow, Tommy W. Bruce, Michael A. Walters, of Crystal Lake; Charles Grantham, Gary W. Rowe, Wayne D. Rowe, Donald Ray Townsend, Woodstock; And, Winifred Emmering, Berwyn; Velma A. Ashford, Lake Zurich; Wayne Burnett, Ingle side; Evelyn Pretichett, Darlene F. Kasper, Island Lake; Charles E. Groat, Mundelein; Blanche A. Epert, William R. Grosse, Donald R. Herrold, of Spring Grove; Ivies R. Pierce, Elmer Pemble, Fox Lake; Sharon M. Croasdale, Long Lake; Darlene R. Shipley, Christine Hayner, James W. Queenam, Round Lake; And, Ronald J. Schuster, Robert N. Hager, Sr., Delores V. Boot, Stephen J. Laing,Wonder Lake; June L. Price, Hebron; Susan M. Okpisz, Barrington; Allen L. Poehlein, Camelton, Ind.; Lorraine F. Sheafor, Cary; Sandra Sternberg, Waukegan; Glen H. Stagg, Round Lake Heights; Clarence Fields, Trecia Fields, Wauconda; Also, Edward R. Spahr^ Leonard E. Harlan, Helen Nor ho Itz, Barbara Pogor, Robert L. Smith, John C. Weiss, Inez A. Murphy, Yvonne B. Wilson, Bradley H. Schmitt, John J. Stacy, John J. McGowan, Nathan E. Shaw, Kristopher M. A Barrington couple, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Shakman, became parents, of a son April 12. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Russell are parents of a daughter April 12. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Kenneth Glass of Grayslake welcomed a daughter April 12. A Woodstock couple Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Navlyt, are parents of a daughter April 13. On April 13 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Tarkowski of Wauconda. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sossong announce the birth of a daughter April 13. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walters of Crysta 1 Lake are the proud parents of a son born April 14. one, this time. It's up to us folks, who do a lot of complainin' anda-whinin' to git ip there and do something now, to help us all out o" the quick-sand of mistakes in the past. Grandma Radtke Struck, Anthony P. Koleno, George Rakushin; Also, Lawrence L. Bartelt, Bulah Harrington, Adolph Eschenlohr, Evelyn S. Nichols, Anthony R. Balchunas, Peggy M. Weirich, Patricia A. Franks, William E. Walker, Jr., Roger CDell, Paul R. Yanda, Edna S. Phillips, Kevin McKim.Brenda K. McGue, Jane M. Phannenstill, all of McHenry. PLAN HARVARD MILK DAY QUEEN JUDGING APRIL 28 Robert Iftner, chairman, and Robert Camp co-chairman have announced that the Harvard Milk Day Queen committee is completing plans to select the annual Milk Day Queen. Seven high schools will each send three candidates to the elimination contest, which will be held April 25 at the Harvard high school. The judging will be preceded by a press kick-off dinner for the candidates at Carlson's restaurant. Previous to the elimination contest the judge s will meet informally with the contestants. Dale Henze of Harvard will be master of ceremonies for the evening. The questions posed to the candidates will be selected by Dorothy Kleckner of Harvard. Dorothy is a former McHenry County Dairy Princess and State Dairy queen. She is also chairman of the McHenry County Queen contest. Jayne Thomas, 1967 Milk queen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Thomas of Harvard will also be in attendance. OTHER BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lamberg of McHenry announce the birth of their first grandchild, a girl born April 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Laas of California. She has been named Laurie Ann. Mrs. Laas is the former Judy Lamberg. The paternal grandparents reside in Carpenter sville. Service 1 News Sargeant Ronald F. Cooper, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cooper, Wilmcit Johnsburg road, Spring Grove, received the Army Commendation Medal March 17 while serving with the 70th Engineer battalion in Vietnam near Pleiku. Sgt. Cooper earned the award for meritorious service as a squad leader in the battalion Company A. The sergeant, whose wife, Joyce, lives at Rosemont, entered on active duty in May 1966, completed basic training at Ft. Leonardwood, Mo., and was stationed at Ft. Belvoir, Va., prior to his arrival in Vietnam in March of 1967. ITEM: Discard electric bulbs when they have darkened. Although. they may still burn, they have lost their efficiency. RAY'S CR COME Opens Friday - JOHNSBURG - Opens Friday Back with our Friday Special -- "delicious fish, plus our usual treats Home of the Monster Shakes - Carry-Outs Phone 385-3371 SPRING IS HERE! 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