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U l t n i n n HHIMMIIIHIHIHII'H ViBMM g|Hi4 Rldgers Oppose Property * ~ :lNr telephone Company irr\C The spring meeting 'of the In- 4iM Ridge Subdivision association ffiM" 'Itll held Sunday in the American P"v ^ IiSglrm Home with Henry Setzler, ^ - ' president, presiding. Treasurer Mrs. Paul Matz reported condition of the subdivision .and "iher husband, Haul, reported that grading had started on the roads . jaud graveling would start- around the first of June. E. Raske reported that trees had -been planted on the south playiground, that the piers had been ;repaired and repainted and were installed Memorial Day. ' ^ 1 Mrs. Karen Widen, public welfare and social activities chairman, 'told of the sewing that had been Vdone in the women's got-togethers. '-She said that the next meeting would be held June 22 in the home of Mrs. G. O. Henderson. • Mrs. Johanna* Thompson, waysand- means chairman, thanked the triembership for the way they have offered their services and dona- Jtions for the coming beach party, r; Following general discussion it .'Was agreed to issue stickers and "membership cards to all members . in good standing. For those of the subdivision who are to arrears With their dues, it was voted to ^lave Guy O. Henderson, secretary %>f the association, turn the ac- ^ fcounts over *to an attorney for collection. gujjje^ (,( rezoning Indian &idge property for business was f f ^discussed. R. C. Sullivan, officer a. |ftf the Wonder Lake Fire depart- ./ tnent, presented the case for the 3.\ fire department and answered , Questions -concerning the property designation for the fire department's building. Following the discussion on the fire department's proposed building, an almost unanimous vote showed the possible uses of the second floor of the building was opposed to and not the erecting of the firehouse itself. It was agreed that a meeting between the boards of directors of/the fire department and the subdivision with the. public invited will be held in the very near future and the matter threshed out, _ A standing vote was held on the rezoning of the lot adjacent to the fire station property which is up for rezoning to be used for the on the present financial- erection of a telephone exchange building. The vote was almost unanimous against the rezoning of this lot. The president and board were directed to seek advice to "keep Indian Ridge the original residential area under which the membership purchased their property. Full committees were appointed for the beach party and will be announced at a later date. Sally Smale Takes, • , - ' . __ Third Place In . Popularity Contest When the sportsmanship award m JUST RECEIVED tr rure Maple made by Maple Grove of Vermont PANTRY DELICACIES llnnMe Drive < McHeary plai ynr kHdna this HDH, ssre wayl 1 Now you can hare fmu planning your kitchen with our marvelous new Curtis Kitchen Planning Kit! You can At miniature Curtis cabinets right into a little room that's scaled to the size of your kitchenchoosing exactly the combinations that fit your needs and your budget. Stop in and use our Curtis Kitchen Planning Kit--let it help make your new kitchen mora charming and more convenient! There's no obligation! McHenry Limber ft. €11 Main St McHenry, 1U PHONE 44 was given out at McHenry high school recently, Sally Smale, senior, w'as third on the list of the most popular girls. Sally was also the only girl who had concentrated her four years of sports into two years. The awards were given at a mother-daughter banquet held in the new cafeteria of the school and Sally's mither, Mrs. i. H. Smale, was present. Joan Biggers. senior, was onn of the Wonder Lake girls who was an officer on the retiring board of the Girls' Athletic Association. Sharon Sells, junior, was a board member, as was Joan Resheske, sophomore. The ne<w board contains Sharon Sells, vice-president; and. Peggy Selsdorf, board member. . " Both Joan Biggers and Sally Smale received gold pins for'their GAA participation. Joan's mother, Mrs. Harvey Biggers. was also among the. mothers present to see her daughter honored. Wonder Lakers Sharon Sells" and jSally Smale received major "MV; Mary Boldt, Joanne ResheSke THE ^ mmmrnmrnrn mmm i. * 35*' V*' * •f . * •> ; ' * r -a .a? t*'•** v < *r * ' :v* * " », • ' ' ' £'~i Barbara Sellek, Peggy ^el^t, Barbara Smale and Esther Stienle received numerals; and Barbara Sellek and Esther Stienle received certificates. Mrs. Fred Sells, Mrs. Charles Boldt, Mrs. Ernestine Resheske and Mrs, Mel Sellek were all present with their daughters. Eleven Graduate From Harrison School • Thursday Evening Five girls and six boys received their eighth-grade graduation certificates from the hands of Mel S. Sellek. president of the Harrison school board, at exercises held in the school recently. They were the first class ever to graduate with ceremonies on the premises. Graduating were Janet Grill, Dorothy Bott, Clifford Ohlson, Shirley Sarenac, Mary Ann Martin, Ronald Vacula, Gertrude Smith, David Bott, Philip Armstrong, Robert Grosso and Jane Anderson. The Rey. Frank Anderson of the Gospel Center gave the invocation and C. H. Duker, superintendent of McHenry's schools, gave the address, ••'Looking Forward". The seventh and eighth grade chorus, tinder the direction of Mrs. Harriet Burten, sang several selections. Mary Ann Martin gave a history of the class; Shirley Sarenac read the class will and prophecy; Dorothy Bott spoke on "The Builders"; and Janet Grill sang a solo. J. H. Lathrop is the seventh and eighth grade instructor and the principal if Harrison school. v- 3*tVUiH& , BoafulUuf Ke*m»U • Located ?3 Miles South of Pox Lake, ^ < 2 Miles North of Volo on Route 12 Individual runs for dogs. Box 617 INGLESIDEriEL; phone 63SL-M-3. CLARENCE'S SHOP Full line of lawn furniture, bird houses, picnic tables, porch and lWn swings. Children's sandboxes, swings and playpens. Cabinets made to order. Window boxes, trellis, picket fence, etc. ------i--:--™1- Screens and blinds made to order. CLARENCE SMITH Johnsbnrjr, III ' . Phone 583-J-l SEPARATE SCHOOLS Janet Grill and Dorothy BotT have enrolled to attend Woodstock high school; Jane Anderson will attend a high school at Rockford; Shirley Sarenac will attend a Chicago high school; an$ the others will go the McHenry high school. Seven Orndnate 7 From McHenry H Friday, Jnne 2 Seven Wonder Lake teenagers graduated from McHenry high school Friday, June. 2, at ceremonies held in the new gym. The graduates are Richard Wohnrade, Robert Lowery, Sally Smale, Joan Heilman, Joan Biggers, Esther Martin and Thomas Martin. Tr „Y •#5 Woodstock High Will Graduate Four Residents Four Wonder Lake residents will be graduated from Woodstock Community high school June 9 in the high school auditorium. TGraduating are Richard Richards, Laura and Lawrence Wenkel and Edward A. Bott. Richard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Richards, Lookout Point; The Wenkel twins are the children of Mr. and Mrs. August Wenkel, Wonder Woods; and Edward is the son of Mrs. D. Bott, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Wrede, Wickline Bay, had her tonsils removed In Woodstock hospital May 29. MAJOR SURGES* ; Harvey Biggers, who has been patient in the Lake County Sanitorium near Waukegan since Sept. 1948, had surgery recently.. J This operation, a serious one, retired three hours to complete It TONSILS REMOVED \ Jane Ann Wrede, daughter of Brick Laying -- Tuck Pointing FIREPLACE CHIMNEYSClSMENT BLOCK C. S. JOHNSON S. Park MtHENRY 818-11 ACID CLEANING , < WINDOW CAIJLKIHO #"! V WATERPROOFING E V. JACKSON Crescent Drive McHENRY 471-M POWER LAWN MOWERS "The Famed Jacobsen* FREE DEMONSTRATION LAWN MOWER SHARPENING "^tSED POWER MOWERS HETTERMANN SERVICE PHONE JOHNSBURG 413-J" ,*sp;--•"--im Chflirtn *itftfclp«e In Daaee Recital Carol Watklns, Susan Watklns, Cindy Sue Tallman, and Sharon Sinclair were among the children who participated in the danc^ recital given recently in the attdf^ torium of St Marys-St. Patrick's school, McHenry. "<* (continued on page 11) r ' McHenry Township Fire Protection District >* | -ZBlASUgEB'S ABNUAL KXPOKT ' McHenry, Illinois * ^ ^ Way 1st, 1949 to May 1st, ItM '• ' 4 I, Joseph M. Regner, Treasurer of the McHenry Township Fire Protection District, McHenry, Illinois, do hereby certify that the following statement of RECEIPTS and DISBURSEMENTS of, the McHENRY TOWNSHIP FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT funda? for the year ending May 1st., 1950, is true. &&<} correct according to my best Knowledge and belief. " , . "" • • * . • JOSEPH Bt. RBGNl&R Ai.Vf V . . . T r e M V M T ; ' STATE OF ILLINOIS £'• ^. - COUNTY OF McHENRY ) MM. I " . ^ Snbscrlbed and 'sworn to before me this 26th day ot May A.D. 1960i$ VERNON J. KNOX Notary Public. RECEIPTS County Treasurer, from Taxes .1 County Treasurer, from taxes County Treasurer, from taxes County Treasurer, from taxes Illinois Municipal League, assessments from foreign insurance companies ; Illinois Municipal League Association Check No. 669 cancelled TQTAIi • 9 4,912.31 2,(00.00 1,260.06 - 31.12 77128 1,917.34* 75.0(r* $11,368.05 „ 671 DRAPERIES CURTAINS VALANCES CORNICES MADE SLIPCOVERS PILLOWS BEDSPREADS VENETIAN BLINDS Quality Paints MAUTZ 88 SEORGtOUS corns MAUTZ GAL. $3.45 $" nryt. eenst Phone McHenry 490 cifl W* s®88 neb*"1 (I A h>w of the us«s for an Electric Dehumimer ale Advantage of tkis sensational free trial offer • ..use an Electric Dehumidifier for five days and prove to yourself how it will protect against moisture damage. Don't let high humidity take its costly toll. A Dehumidifier will prevent rusting of home workshop tools, end that musty smell in your basement or utility room, and keep mold and mildew out of your recreation room. The Frigidaire ^Electric Dehumidifl^f ft Ifotflpletely automatic. All you have to do is plug it into any convenient electrical oudet, and it's installed! There are no messy chemicals to buy or replace, no heaters or electrical coils to worry about. The Frigidaire Dehumidifier is always clean, odorless, and completely safe during opejr atilM. . t-i • " Use your bo*e<nent recreatleil room aN yeor 'round. A Dehumidifier makes room completely comfortable in summer months--prevents mildew and rot. . nomv- iilvfOn nilKi «ifni prmp Protect those tools in your basement workshop. Corrosion due to high humidity just doesn't happen when you have a Dehumidifier. The Frigidaire , Electric Dehumidifier, with famout Meter*Mfcer Mediant Removable container catches water, and has capacity aff 216 gallant. SMALL DdWN PATMtNlrbalance payable in easy terms on your monthly Service Bill. See your deoler cr-OWL--arssf Irfcrtf No more dampneM |inUHl after you pHyg In a . Dehumidifier. Fresh paint, ' plaster and new cement floors dry quickly. DISBURSEMENTS Ck. He. J. W. North and Co. - auditing books for 2 years, 19*8 and 1949 -C$0 Illinois Association of . Fire Protection District, member ship dues 1 yr McHenry Plaindealer, Publication of Treasurer's Annual Report Henry A. Nulie, County Treasurer, taxes on property U. S. Firemen's Equipment Co., supplies Freund Oil Co., gas and oil for fire trucks McHenry Plaindealer, Publication of Annual appropriationment Ordinance U. S. Firemen's Equip. Co., 300 feet of 1 inch fire hose The Wooster Brass Co., brass couplings The Bi-Lateral Fire Hose, 500 ft. 2% inch hose; 500 ft. 1% inch hose The Bi-Lateral Fire Hose Co., couplings, adapters and expansion rings McGee's Store, boots for firemen Earl R. Walsh, Insurance on Ford Truck .............. .... Earl R. Walsh, insurance on International Fire truck Illinois Municipal League, 5% commission on 2% of fire tax of $1919.67 Schmitt and Conway, compensation insurance on firemen H. E. Buch and Sons, supplies and fittings for tank truck Gus Freund, misc. expenses for tire truck and equip. gas and oil, etc. x A. S. Blake Motor Sales, alcohol for trucks McHenry Firemen's Fund, practice time Gus Freund, six months salary, fire chief Ed Thenaes, six months salary, assistant fire chief .... Thomas Diedrich, six months salary assistant chief .... Harold Hobbs, salary, fireman Harry Ferwerda, salary, fireman Earl Conway, salary, fireman • William Green, salary, fireman Harold Vycital, salary fireman Thomas Diedrich, salary as fireman Ed Thennes, salary as fireman A1 Blake, salary as fireman Bruce Klontz, salary as fireman -- Jerome Buch, salary as fireman Ed JuBten, salary as fireman .... Theo. Miller, salary as fireman Robert Thurlwell, salary as fireman Richard Miller, salary as fireman City of McHenry, six months rent for housing fire trucks from Nov. i to May 1st. inclusive McHenry Fireman's fund Illinois Bell Telephone Co., Siren service from Nov., 1949 to May 1st., 1950, inclusive Illinois Assocation of Fire Protection District dues for one year Illinois Association of Fire Protection District, convention expenses and registration Vance Welding Service, labor and material on tank ' truck McHenry Equipment Co., miscel. expenses for trucks gas and oil, etc A. S. Blake Motor Sales, miscel. expenses on rebuilding tank truck Krupa Supply Co., extinguisher fluids ^ Service Equipment Sales Co., supplies for tank truck Illinois Bell Telephone Co., siren service from May 1, 1950 to Nov. 1st., inclusive U. S. Firemen's Equipment Co., supplies for fire truck McHenry Floral Co., flowers for deceased trustee Clayton Harrison Stoffel and Relhansperger, Insurance on tire truck .... McHenry Lumber Co., supplies McHenry Firemen's Fund, expenses top County Meeting and State Convention ...~ Earl R. Walsh, secretary's bond John &. Vycital, parts for tank truck A. S. Blake Motor Sales, repairs op truck •McHenry Plaindealer, Publication Annual Appropriation Ordinance Richard Miller, Balary ......-- Harold Hohbs, salary Tom Diedrich, salary ..u. ,,, Ed Thennes, salary as flretnan McHenry Firemen's Fund, practice time Ted Miller, salary Robert Thurlwell, salary Ed Justen, salary Bfuce Klontz, salary Harry Ferwerda, salary . Earl Conway, salary .......... A1 Blake, salary ...... William Green, salary ...... Jerome Buch, salary ...... Amoaat 75.00 50.09 672 28.10 673 37.44 674" 14.3 675 19.4 677 -- 7.48 678 205.75 679 45.01 *80"--1376.00 681 218.34 682 24.34 683 63.40 684 61.11% 685 95.98 ~ tM 65.00 688 59.45 689 2.04 690 44.00 691 125.00 692 60.00'W 693 50.00 694 34.00 695 38.09 : 696 42.00 697 43.00 698 6.00 699 78.00 700 40.00 701 36.00 702 79.00 703 34.00 704 77.00^J 705 59.00 706 67.00 707 31.00 708 709 710 711 nt 713 714 715 716 717 718 719 90.00 100.00 18.90 50.00 ft 28.00 252.64 98.71 27.36 5.08 17.85 18.9<U • 76.5(*l r- PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS Storm Window* Don't let "sweat" doud your show windows, florists' shops or other •lores with this trouble can dear their windows with a Dehumidifier. <>III 11| 111 Mi'W'I'H1 1 11 l"l » $4: V* ^ ij j u nihirtMr • Gus Freund, Fire Chief salary for six months Ed Thennes, Assistant Fire Chief salary for six months Tom Diedrich, Assistant Fire Chief jial«r,y fpr fig months Vernon J. Knox, Attorney's salary ,V ' Anton Schmitt, Trustee's salary Clayton Harrison, Trustee's salary. .... • Joseph M. Regner, Trustee's Balary City of McHenry, rent for six months for storage. on Fire trucks from May 1 to Nov. 1, 1950 inclusive Joseph M. Regner, office expenses, stamps, telephone calls, stationary, etc Henry A. Nulle, Collector, taxes on Fire District property Bruno Buttler, salary --.J,:.: . Nick -Pitzen, salary -- --...-- Fred J. Smith, salary McHenry State Bank, McHenry, Illinois, bank TOTAL TOTAL RECEIPTS ' I ' TOTAL DISBURSEM®NTS ..... balance on hand 720 26.00 721 40.32 722 4.28 723 90.38 724 20.00 725 6.12 726 6.40 676 7J<* * 727 • 20.60 728 15.60 729 27.00 730 14.00 731 100.00 732 ,22.50 733 31,50 724 32.50 736 33.00 736 9.50 737 23.50 738 , 6.50*« 739 19.00 740 11.60 741 126.00 742 50.00 743 . . 60.00 744 too.00 745 i *56.00 746 ' 60.00 747 60.00 Tit •o.otf 749 20.00 760 751 752 751 27.26 6.00 5.00 6.00 6,079.29 911,358.05 *11,358.65 6J78.7^ | 6,079.29 J&. :*A, '