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COUNTRY CLUB NEWS Geri vr-iv^n , - 71oi RICHARD FRETTS WELCOME THEIR FIRST GRANDSON Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frett of Victoria avenue welcomed their first grandchild on Thursday, May 8, when their daughter, Rosemary, gave birth to a son. The baby weighed 6 lbs. 4 oz., and was born Thursday evening in San Diego, Calif., where Rosemary's husband, Jim Boei-®, is stationed with the Navy. Rosemary graduated from McHenry high school in 1966; Our sincere congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boeing, the proud parents, and to Dick and Laurie Frett, the proud grandparents. CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to young Mark Ziszik and Eddie Walker on the First Communion, received May 4 atlSt. Patrick's church. Also congratulations to Roz Reese, sophomore at McHenry high school who was recently appointed to the cheerleaders squad for 1969-70. And again congratulations to Valerie Frett and Kathy Longhway cm making the McHenry Junior high honor roll. SPECIAL OCCASIONS A happy birthday to Nancy Randall, May 26, to Valerie Frett, May 28. A very special happy birthday to my grandmother, Mrs. Lottie Karlic of >Chicago, May 25, to my husband's grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Neubauer also of Chicago, May 20. To my motherin- law and father-in-law a very special happy anniversary on May 20 when they will celebrate 42 years of togetherness. I GOOFED I really goofed when I forgot to wish all the mommies a happy Mother's Day. Word of honor it won't happen again. Hope you all had a wonderful day...Our column is short again this week because I haven't received any calls other than the above special occasions. Let's all do something exciting and fill this space next week...Till then. OTHER BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hunt of Chicago announce the -birth of their first child, Gary Todd, on May 13 at Great Lakes hospital where his father served as medic for 2% years. Hie young man weighed 7 lbs., 8 ozs., and measured 21% inches. His mother is the former Sharon Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller of Chicago. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hunt of Wonder Lake. Gary Todd is well supplied with great grandparents, on the paternal side are Mrs. Rose Hunt of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs.t Nick B. Freund of McHenry. The maternal ones are Mrs. NJinnie Miller of Viola, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sansone of Chicago. HOLIDAY LIQUORS MCHENRY'S FOREMOST 4512 W. ROUTE 120 Phone 385-3200 McHENRY OPEN I dayf 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. ® Advertised Beers and Beverages not iced. OLD STYLE BEER 3 69 24-12 oz. bottles IMPORTED FROM 0 FRANCE Napoleon Brandy Southern Comfort 2 98 fifth immr 100 PROOF LIQUEUR CIGARETTES REG - KINGFILTER 2 89 carton California TABLE WINES if e Charter Oak 100 Proof STRAIGHT ^ Bottled in WHISKEY Bond fifth BLATZ H beer fi l79 | 12-12 oz. cans Poly-Poly Glasses 12 oz. J 29 • dozen Bartender's Mixes 12 count 79* SIR ECHO BLENDED WHISKEY 059 Mm fifth GIN OR VODKA 049 ^•1 fifth Schlitz SI. Seer J^gSNj 6 - 12 oz. cans PPQ< FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE TO STATE STUDENTS Ray Page, Illinois Superintendent of Public Instruction, has reported that June high school graduates who plan to enter college in the fall are Hooding the state office with requests for the revised booklet "Financial Aid to Illinois Students". The booklet is a combined effort of the state office and the American Legion "Need a Lift" program to make the most current guide on financial help available to students. Lists of candidates for state colleges and universities are being compiled by county superintendents of schools and will be submitted to the state office this month. Candidates are selected according to class rank. The Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction make available, through the legislature, teacher education scholarships, which can be used at any state-supported, four-year college of university in Illinois. Students receiving teacher education scholarships can continue to receive this financial assistance for four calendar years as long as they continue to prepare themselves for teaching in the public schools of Illinois. Students in all recognized public, private and parochial high schools maintaining the twelfth grade are entitled to scholarships base on enrollment. Basically the qualifications tor the scholarships are: After seven semesters, the student must rank in the upper half of his class; signify in a letter to his principal his intentions to prepare to teach in public schools in Illinois. Scholarships are granted to high schools on an enrollment basis. Minimum grants are five scholarships to schools of 500 or less enrollment. An additional scholarship is granted to schools on the basis of one scholarship for every 100 students over 500. Scholarships to junior colleges (2 years) also are awarded on an enrollment basis. Schools under 500 are entitled to four* scholarships; schools with 500 to 1,000 enrollment are entitled to five scholarships and schools over 1,000 students are entitled to six scholarships. Five hundred adult education scholarships and 250 special education scholarships alsoare awarded each year by the state department. AREA STUDENTS END TEACHING REQUIREMENTS More than 500 Northern Illinois university students are presently completing student teaching requirements for state certification for teachers, according to Dr. Max Huebner, student teaching director. Among them are Brendan R. Clove, 1509 Beach road, at DeKalb school, and Gail Parks,. 5416 Euclid drive, Churchhill school, Palatine* Here Apd There In Business _ TELLS RETIREMENT Wed. May 21, 1969 - Plaindealer - Sec. Pg. 3 THEODORA SORENSEN "From now on I'll have more time to devote to my hobbies of sewing, gardening and especially, grandchildren," said Theodora (Mrs. Karl) Sorensen, 4514 Sussex drive, McHenry, who is retiring from Illinois Bell on June 1 after twenty- five years of service. Mrs. Sorensen, a clerk in the Arlington Heights Traffic department, joined the company while still in high school. She left to rear her family and returned twenty years later. She has worked in Arlington Heights since 1950. She is the mother of two sons and two daughters, Wendell and Ralph of Houston, Texas; Mrs. Sam (Elsa) Terracin of Medinah, Illinois, and Mrs. William (Ruth) Richter, a telephone employee in Portland, Oregon. She has six grandchildren, ranging in age from 19 years to 20 months. Mrs. Sorensen is a member of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, the Senior Citizens in McHenry and Arlington Council of the Telephone Pioneers of America, a civic. and social organization of veteran employees. BROUHAHA OPEN HOUSE Something new, called Brouhaha, is about to happen in McHenry. In France, brouhaha means hullabaloo, uproar or hubub'. In McHenry, Brouhaha means a total California look in junior and petite sizes at moderate prices. The new store opens for business on Friday, May 23, but on Thursday evening, May 22, from 7 p.m until 10p.m., Brouhaha will hold open house to introduce the store, the staff and the fashions to the public. Allan Leibsohn, president of Brouhaha Limited, notes that the new shop has already created much interest in McHenry. Job applicants began coming in even before the shop advertised for help, he said, and he's been deluged with inquiries about the opening date. "Brouhaha will offer the shopper a total look," he continued, "which is also unique among boutique-type shops in this area. A woman will be able to shop Brouhaha and come away completely outfitted in shoes, sportswear, partywear, outerwear, jewelry and other accessories", explained Leibsohn. "And finally, our presentation is like nothing you've seen before. The lighting, the carpeting, the racks and display areas, the textures and the colors were all chosen to create a completely new and exciting showcase for fashion. "Better than trying to describe it, though, is to have the public to see for itself. That's why we're having the open house Thursday evening, May 22. Everyone' s invited. There will be no sellingthat night...just browsing from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m." The store is located at 1220 N. Green street. ON DEAN'S LEST Charles J. Sherman, a 1963 graduate of McHenry high school, has been named to the Dean's list at Illinois Institute of Technology. Sherman is majoring in mechanical and aerospace engineering. Students whose names appear on the Dean's list have distinguished themselves for their academic work during the previous semester. The quality of a student's work is indicated by his scholarship grade point average of 3.0 to 4.0, the highest possible. 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