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,Wff W$ of lntereat taken from the ot the McHenry Plaindealer fit year* ago. |"^P9MIWhINI Forty Years ifo «JttBt A Woman's Way" wttl 'lave its first production at the Central Opera House Sunday evening, Aug. 21. Geor&e A. Hunt, secretary of* the McHenry county fair, has secured 149 yearly subscriptions to twenty- five different farm journals, poultry journals, etc., to be offered as special premiums in the various departments. vElmore Howe Fay, 2^year-old •on of Mr. and Mrs. H: H. Fay, died at the home of his parents at Solon early last Saturday ILorning after a short illness. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bradley of Ringwood died Aug. 12, 1910, aged 1 year, 18 days. She was a beautiful child and in her short stay here had won the hearts of all. A party consisting of the Misses Maq Burns, Celia Powers, Margaret Sutton, Elizabeth Morrissy, -Anrigi McGee, Mary Gibbs, Margarff~~~ Wagner and Messrs. Ed. Stttftn, Phil Aylward, John Gibbs, Water Walsh, James Doherty and Rlcnard Fleming, enjoyed a trip to the lotus beds in the launch "Alice" Monday.' Misses Marguerite, Fanny and Maude Granger, Julia Stoffel, Agnes Dodge and Amy Smith are en- Joying a week's outing at the Granger cottage at Emerald Park. Twenty-Fke Tears Af» Mr. and Mrs. George Stilling entertained the Variety club in their beautiful Orchard Beach home Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. Mildred Cochran of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McCarthy of New York City. Club members who attended were Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Peter if. Justen. "This is ideal camping weather," reports N. H. Petsch, who with C. W. Goodell, also of this city, and 0. G. Treadway, formerly supers Intendent of local schools, is enjoying camp life at Lena, Wis. The party left Aug. 9 for a week's fish Ing trip but friends are still awaiting their return. Whether they're still waiting for the fish to bite or have found the place awfully comfortable these days is not known. MtM Katkieen OTUelly, fwrareri* a resident of McHeOry. became the bride of Mr/ Charted Brow* of Chicago in St. Patrick's church In Chicago this week. , Three Chicago men have lost their iives this season at Colby's Point on the Fox river. The third victim wag John Calum who suffered death by drowning at 11:16 Sunday mortiing. The McGucken and Vander Heyden company of Milwaukee was again the successful bidder for the paving contract on Pearl and Green streets. The bid was $32,- 003.71 for Type B road. LOCAL RESIDENTS INVITED TO JOIN IN PEACE NOVENA The feast day navena in Honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary will open Saturday, Aug. 19 at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Heart, in charge of the Clarentia:i Fathers at St. Francis church, on Roosevelt Road, Chicago. The prime intentions of these nine days of united prayer will be for early restoration of a Christian order to every nation and a genuine peace as promised by Our Lady at Fatima. The intercession of the Immaculate Heart will be especially, sought for the safety and welfare of those in our armed forces and for a speedy success in the Korean War. Catholics too distant will join spiritually by sending their own petitions to the Shrine and beseeching God's graces in the privacy of their own homes. Father Victor J. Laketek, O.S.B. noted Benedictine missionary, will conduct • the daily services at 8 a.m., lt noon and 8 p.m. WlLfc ffHT CHARLES LOfKWOOD This young Marengo man, Charles Lockwood, 22, is one of seven Who have qualified for assistance under the plan of the Illinois Agricultural Association and the Illinois State Medical Society to help train doctors to serve rural Illinois. ' FIRST Alfe 4 Governor Adlai E. Stevenson urged all Illinois residents to take the greatest possible advantage of Red Cross -first aid training programs as an initial step in the state's civil defense planning. He said the American National Red Cross has indicated it will be asked to provide the nation ^with 20 million first aiders within the next two yeears. Illinois' proportionate share would be 1,083,750. Best Watchdogs In general the best watchdogs are said to be those with upright earsears that seem ready to pick up the lightest sound. Ceoklng Tisfc Protein in fish are what makes it so nourishing a food and which can be retained by cooking over a low gentle flame, never over high heat Complete line of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drug Store McHenry. 8tf MOSEY &OTGW009 TELEVISION* 7KZD BOWMAN,. Mop. Pish Fry on Fridays ' H o m e I n i p r o i o t i e f i t s l a s t a l i f e t i m e M A D E W I T H READY-MIXED CONCRETE Helps your contractor give you a better job with less muss . . . * downs of idkproremtnts jjtflftind jour home or place of tiaesc, no other material i die service and economy i permanent concrete. Ask Your contractor or Call Irs. If you are planning a new walk, driveway, foundation, porch or garage Boor--build it the convenient, low cost way with Ready-Mixed Concrete* nry Sand & Gravel Co. Phone McHenry 97-J Front Street , McHenry, in. Uncle Sam Says Pe My hat Is oil te the volmnteef U. 8. Savings Bonds Canty Chairmen and others who are still giving patriotic service to their country. Tear ftn and year eat these volunteers are carry* log the message of financial Independence through U. S. Savings Bonds to every cwatjr In the nation. For 1950 their slogan Is: "Save For Tear Independence." They'll show yen how millions of Americans are securing THEIR fntnre by purchasing. 17. S. Savings Bonds. . I. U.S. Trtdtury DtMMmtnl ilMli MdPwKi • Ofty Council 'tin 1H1 H - l 1 , • ' • "COUNCIL ROOM \ m * August 7, 1950 t The Cily Council met in regular semi-monthly meeting with , Mayor Freund presiding. Aldermen present: Althoff, Anderson, Rothermel, Freund, Thennes, Vycital. Absent: None. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Freund, that the minutes of the last regular meeting be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Rothermel, that the treasurer'* report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by" Vycital, seconded by Anderson, that the collector's report be approved as read. Motion carried. \ Motion oy Freund, seconded by Thennes, that the clerk's report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Rothermel, seconded by Anderson, that the following bills be paid as approved by the/ finance committee: j John J. McCarthy, Salary $220.10 Elm^jr R. Murphy, Safary 186.90 Joseph C. Grobel, Salary 195.20 "Arthur J. Smith, Salary 195.20 Philip M. Theunes, Salary 178.20 Anton H. Freund, Salary 178.20 Earl R. Walsh, Office expense .! 65.00 George P. Freund, Salary't 56.Q0 William H. Althoff, Salary 35.d(J Arnold Anderson, Salary, ,.$5.0p George J. Freund, Salary* Leo G. Rothermel; Salary <l't$ft>O0 Edward J. Thenes, Salary' SwioS Charles W. Vycital, Salary \3tt0f Earl R. Walsh, Salary .J^ilo4oc( John E. Lobze, Salary .~'v ; 50,00 Thomas F. Bolgcr, Salal#j#f;""3^od Philip HastingB,' Police V duty : Mayme Buss, Salary and commissions Ero Erickson, Police radio maintenance Collector of Internal Revenue, Income Tax Joseph C. Grobel, Extra police duty Lester R. Bacon, Police duty Elmer R. Murphy, Extra police duty Joseph M. Schmitt, Mowing Cana&an Nickel More than 90 per cent of thnickel produced in Canada is solto other countries. -- For ~ Roofing -- Tile -- Gutter and All Building Materials of Sears Roebuck ad C«. i • M See Representative FRANK GANS Call 767-W or write .v00 Riverside Dr., McHenry FREE ESTIMATES U.91 15.00 117.10 9M 8.00 64.00 mittfe MMtA' Mltiw. Gas and ott lor potlea car and*truck llMt Edward H. Nickals, Broom 1.68 Tonyan Construction Company, Labor on sewers 66.81 Clark Chevrolet Sales, , Truck repairs and storage aw Suburban Oil Company, Premix 101 JO A. S. Blake Motor Sales, Inc., Repairs to police car 48.66 Althoff's Hardware, Supplies • The McHenry Plalndeal- ' ,y er, Printing and pablk- r, cations .> 101.75 Elgin Storage and' Transfer Co., Freight 4.01 McHenry Lumber Company, Lumber for signs 66.84 Alexander Lumber Company, Lumber and sewe^* - tile 66.66 McHenry Sand ft Gravel Co., Inc., Stonier and crushed gravel 12.78 Tonyan Brothers, Crushed J ' road gravel 48.64 Rockwell Manufacturing Co. Water meters 108.54 John J. Vycital Hardware Supplies ('i|M Carey Elictric Shop, Time V;" <«. switch and light pole repairs ..! 78.42 N. C. Sorensen Motor Kx- , . press, Freight 2.00 Sfhmltt and Conway, Compensation insurance 244.89 Illinois 'Bell Telephone Co. tTelephOhe' service 17.20 Phblic Service' Company Power and light 285.77 Western tlhited G. & BL Co., Gas service 1.53 SPECIAL SEWER FUND Fifed C. Feltz, Salary $135.00 Meyme Bufes, Clerical 20.00 McHenry Sand and Gravel Co. Inc., Sand _4J8 Schmitt and Conway, Com- / pensatiop insurance 12.90 Motion by Vycital, seconded by Althoff, to pay The McHenry Band the sum of $750.00 for tfand service. Motion carried. Motion by Vycital, seconded by Anderson, to adjourn. Motion carried. GEORGE P. flREUND, Mayor EARL R. WALSH, City Clerk- £ * MI miiiitT't WING AND FIN --Hunting Arid FisiiingClub ^--Offers its facilities of the Dining Room, Tr*§ and Skeet Courses to our friends and neighbors OS the surrounding country. • A Complete Menu of tbe Finest Foods featuring MALLARD DUCKLING U pgSASANT and OWtRO0T Dinners ServedDaily 5 0 to fxtiept Monday Saturday, Smidaj AiulHolidsys 12tO 9 p.M. COCKTAILS AT-JHER BEST % f . . . , t - , We Cater to Parties'and Banquets For Reservations Call mcHenry 647-J-2 One Mile North of Intersection of Highway 12 * ro on SULLIVAN LAKE to •OOA AMD PMCBTAN Addition pf a plow package to CARETS variety o^ twenty foo^and textile packages was announced recently by Paul Comly French, CARE executive director. The new package, containing an easily assembled single-wheel hand plow of fifteen pounds net weight, lg primarily designed for the smallholding farmers of India and Pakistan, but may eventually also be shipped to other Far Eastern countries, French explained. Though basically intended for manuel operation, the plow is adaptable for the use of bullocks or other draft' animals, which may be hitched ta: its axle. '"Extreme care has been taken; in the design of the plow," French stressed, "so as to present the Eastern farmer with an implement, which in shape and practical application resembles the ploipt> which he has been us^d, in somef> cases for thousands or years." ; CARE'S departure from its cus~ tomary food and textile packages; French explained, was due to the; consideration that the best form, of relief is to help others to help themselves. Eastern farmers are Still largely doing their plowing with nothing better than a crooked stick. Any improvement of their time-honored but ineffective implements may well result in doubling, perhaps even trebling agricultural production in a portion of the world where birth rate threatens to outrun the available food supply." Orders for CARE's new plow may be sent to the Chicago Committed or CARE, 189 West Madison Street, Chicago 2. The price for the plow package, like that of CARE standard food packages, will be $10, and includes guaranteed, tax-free delivery anywhere in India and" Pakistan. Draperies Air and brush draperies frequer.th to remove surface dust before it be comes embedded in the fabric. :<• *+ - , :,£V< #k, L & H .aJAl* - v 4, TELEVISION EKflERSON and MOTOR* SALES--^SERVICE Phone 403 ' 604 Froat SL or 6S3-S-2 West McHenry, Illinoil ALL PICTURES etriAMR) AT HO EXTRA CHAR6E WATTLES 915 Blain Street , „ s » Phone 450 • •Toir PGR ROLL & ousisr.'ssat- DRUG STORE VCHWIJ "SPfEEDY" by McHENRY GARAGE DOC, WILL. SLEEPING OUT IN THE OPEN . CURE INSOMNIA r*. INDOOC4 WILLHELPTDQ BUT "VOBB CtOOP AND HEAUTHy POHTfiO TO SUEEP , WHILE DRIVING X HADMV 1 p/ NKKillLERt VHIMtrfiMUHGf OONT WORR^THB PLEASURE OP PBMN6 1 WILL KEEP HOU excrnsD mud awake. WILLYS - OVERLAND SALES 604 FRONT STREET PHONE 403 TRUCK ) <m r *s f» p' j - / i * ' "I mver wMhm latli Oar chAhi *fi»d§w tm make* & woHd §f ifttxpMffai H ipfifg/ loo/" Of AU Miono or »iti» you^ nearest Public Serfioe Company store for yaeor 5-day. free trial night cooling fan ... have it delivered to your home without charge or obligation. Tfien feel the difference! Instead j of Hot, humid air settling like a blanket in the rooms of your home, the window exhaust fan will keep cool air moving gently. Moving air absorbs heat from the walls and ceiling . .makes you feel cool immediately'. You'll be amazed how inexpensive it is to Eep cool with a night cooling fan. Your whole ouse will be made comfortable all night long for less than the cost of an ice cream cone. 25% ON ALL SEAT COVERS We Allow A Liberal Trade-In Allowanet On Your Old 1 TIRES Kegardless of Conditio*. BATTERIES--We allow yon 25 per oent discount off for your old battery on A new Fireetone Super Battery. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS Night cooling window Ism from $49.95. Ask about thom todoy at your dcolor's or our noarott stoco. CONVENIENT TERMS. i» pmymble on your monthly Service BilL WALTER J. FREUND Tirol -- Tubal -- Batteries -- Aw--wi-- lira and Tuba Vakanlziar Bleycla Repalrta*' Ail Work Goarwftsai Ffcoae 894 West MeHaary OPEN EFENIJfGS AND SUNDAYS ' -•^wrnw