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™ j-}, -Tf^,?sm ^^-^-..lYTr.^r "i • ! ', • " -r^yiw^ .«.' • ^sf -Hj' j\, '- ,J '. i 'y . ^ ;• ~ ~ .. .. j .. ^ ., 'f yi •gij,.,,^| i'* '• ' ^'i-'i,.iMi '• : •'„ ,, *•' J1. ItlfflllllllllttlHtimiKllllttHHItlllllltHlHttlllittlllWIIttll LAKEMOOR & LILYMOOR 'MP* (by Kitty Woitas) iNmufliHmiimiminiiiiHiiiiuiiuiiiiiiHHWwtHuwuuiiuiiiNuiiuntutniHi to spend an enjoyable evening attending the socials, heM «tcry Monday night at Wally's. Twenty four 'teen-agers gather- ' 1 ed at the Charm House last Sat- ' urday night to spend an evening fej W square dancing. Ernest Use- I.1 loan of McHenry came out to |it leach them the various steps. Mrs. |j.. > fralsetti acted as chaperone for ' 'the evening. Mrs. Clifford Todd p1 furnished cake and the Boosters p furnished cokes for the party. The ' youngsters certainly had ..a mar- •elous time and this seems* to be I 4 step in the right direction as V far as entertainment for the 'teen ; is concerned. ¥ V] Mra. rred lUnaer |na-»rs. 'Herb Pahtus are serving as hostesses at a card party to be held *t Club Lilymoor. on Saturday, fan. 19 at 8 p.m. The proceeds Will be used for snow plowing expense in the Lilymoor subdivision. In the past, the Property Owners association has had the fbads plowed for members of the organization, but if this party is •uccessful, all the roads can be flowed. Prises will be awarded Cnd refreshments will be Served, pickets are fifty cents each. Anyone unable to attend and wishing to make a donation toward this ftind may do so by calling either Urs. Karme] or Mrs, Fantus. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tobey and son. David, spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Engelbrecht in Wheaton. The families did not get together over the holidays because of the weather, so the reunion Sunday was just like having Christmas again. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and d&hgliter. Myraa, of Terra Haute, Ind., were weekend guests of ,the Claude McDermott family. Mr. and Mrs. McDermott attended the Kiwanis dinner at Wonder Lake last Sunday( after which the group attended a play at Woodstock, a , The Lily Mike -'will meet at Club Lilymoor on Friday, Jan. 18. A social evening will follow the business meeting. Mrs. John Milinac had a won- ,'lerful surprise on her birthday Ifcst Sunday when she received two docen beautiful roses- from ber son, "Buddy", who has been Stationed at Camp Pendelton, Calif. Mr. Milinac left last Friday U> drive to California and see *©uddy", who had expected to be •ent overseas. Thursday, Mrs. "ifilinac received a long distance «all from her son. bidding her SOodbye and saying that her husband had arrived safelv. CARRIER ADDRESSES A custom of almost a hundred years ago is recalled, by an array of "carrier addresses" now on exhibit at the Illinois State Historical library in Springfield. These "addresses" are poems written and printed especially for the newspaper boys of that time to deliver with their papers on New Year's Day in the hope of receiving tips. The library's exhibit includes "addresses" from Freeport, Rockford. Monmouth, Lacon. Peoria and Jacksonville newspapers. The one from the Freeport Bulletin of Jan. 1, 1877. is the most ornate of the lot, while one from the Jan. 1, 1858, issue of the Illinois Gazette of Lacon, though Mr. Milinac intends to drive to < °n a single sbeet, represents a Phoenix. Ariz., and enjoy some of (combination of all the styles then Jfce southwestern before ,in vogue in this tjjne of .artjfMtvrnlnc hone. " Co»plete of 8Mb* livestock Mrs. Max Holland celebrated 'remedies at Wattles Drag Store, Iter birthday last Monday by enl McHenry. gtf jftjrtaining a few friends at a cake • M i l l I 11 '1 • lM"ft II HII 1» City Council Proceedings 4•••••lit I K I I I 1 i t t COUNCIL ROOM January 7, 1962 The City Council met in regular semi-monthly meeting with mayor Freund presiding. Aldermen present: Althoff, Freund, Rothermel, Thennes, Vycltal. Absent: Anderson. | Motion by Althoff, seconded by {Thennes. that the mitiutes of the i last meeting be approved1' as read: Motion carried. Motion by Freund. seconded by Vycital, that the treasurer's report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Thennes, seconde^ by Althoff. that the colleotor'8, report be approved as read. Motion carried. : •' " Motion by Vycital. seconded by Rothermel; that the clerk's report be approved as read. Motiop carried. i. Motion by Rothermel, seconded by Thenhes, " that the following bills be paid as approved by the finance committee: Elmer R. Murphy. Salary ..$186.70 Clyde Rhoades, Salary 220.00 August Moritz. Salary 190.00 Paul J. Struck. Salary ..' 197.80 Arthur J. Smith. Salary ... 197.80 Philip M. Thennes, Salary .. 190.20 Anton H. Freund, Salary .... 190.20 Earl R. Walsh. Office expense 100.00 Mayrae Buss. Salary ft commissions 74.04 Albert Nagent, Salary 114.40 L. J. Thennes, Snow removal 25.00 Arthur J. Smith, Use of car 26.00 Herman I)owe, Snow ' removal 84.35 McHenry Sand ft Gravel Co., Inc., Snow removal and road gravel, 462.59 Butch's Auto Service, Tow-" ing truck : 3.00 George P. Freund, Heat Houser. if,63 Buss Motor Sales. Police car repairs & towing .. Joseph M. Freund, Sid^» walks 13,20 C l a r k C h e v r o l e t S a l e s , Truck storage ft repairs 227.75 John R. Weichmann, Snow removal ' 6.00 *00 ,75 Leonard Thennes, Snow re- . moval D o w n s M o t o r ' T r a n s p o r t , ^ Inc., Freight ...e „ f.06 V a n c e Welding Senrloft* Welding ^ McHenry do. Farmers' C#> op. Asa'a^, Rock Salt ...... McHenry Mills, Inc., 8h$n£ plies Worts 'Oil Company, Oas* w- • line ... .i. %84 W. B. Bjorkman ft Son, Supplies 5.60 Holly's Service Station, Gas ft oil. police car ft truck 15^.48 Illinois Municipal League, Annual dues Hank's Shell Service, Gaspline McHenry Lumber Company, Coal and lumber Tonyan Construction 'Ca.» Labor on waterworks .... Miller Meters, Inc., Part* for parking meters Tonyan Brothers, Crushed road gravel Earl R. Walsh, Insurant Vycital's, Supplies City of Elgin Water Dept., Water meters Thennes Oil Company, Fufi oil .... James Raycraft, Snow removal Ero Erickson, Police radio. maintenance J. Paul J. Struck, Use 6f; car Collector of Internal Revenue, Income tax 14*60 D u n c a n P a r k i n g M e t m * , Corp., Payment on Barking meters 360.00 Illinois Bell Telephone Ca, Telephone service 26.97 P u b l i c S e r v i c e Oompaay, Power ft light .. 250.35 The McHenry Plaindealer, 60.00 *84 66.81 11.63 ,4.60 1*28 10.00 12.57 #.71 M.46 18.00 15,00 22.00 Publications 216.75 Rockwell Manufacturing Co. Meters 21.36 Rockwell Manufacturing Co. Meters 122.30 Edward J. Barrett, Sec'y. of St., Truck license J.00 Edward J. Barrett, Sec'y. at St., Police car license -- 2.00 Special Sewer Fundi Fred C. Feltz, Salar|r $146.00 Mayme Buss, Clerical 2*00 McHenry Lumber Company, Lime *16 Public Service Company, . Power ft light 61.15 Thennes Oil Company, Fuel oil 60.32 Walter J. Freund, Grease 7.14 Motion by Althoff, seconded by Freund, to adjourn. Motion carried. > » (George P. Freund, Mayor • .tearI R. Walsh, City Clerk DEVELOP AIRPORTS Approximately $6,000,000 was spent in developing airports in Illinois during 1951, according to a report by Joseph K. McLaughlin, state Director of Aeronautics. Of . this amount, $2,767,912 was state funds, while the remainder came from federal and local agencies, i ,% % n *r > 1 w h |-» * % W A N T E D DEAD ANIMALS Cattle -- Horses Hogs -- Sheep Prompt Sen ice -- Cash Price CALL OSCAR BORCHARDT Now Hanllng to (lloke Rendering Company McHenry 167--Crystal Lake 105 Dundee 1007 wmmummmmmsmaiimmmiismmM ice cream parity. Mrs. Virginia Snitith will be . Celebrating her birthday next t"*"""" ^Saturday, and has planned an eveopt with several of her f-t^Tirlends.^ , • U' The paper drive for the Volunc|?: leer Fire department has been | tuite successful. Another collectpV'-- rr-lon trill be made next weekend as tb® job was not completed this Week due to truck repairs. There has been a wonderful response to the ticket sale for the . "Hoe Down" dance the Beautifying club is having next Saturday, j In case you haven't heard Bott's * band will furnish the music, and , the dance will be held at the American Legion Hall, McHenry. The "socials" that were held on Monday nights for the benefit of . the building fund will be resumed ;; again this week. Here is a chance With your friends and help your immunity building fund, too, by PINE TREE TOWER w i l l open January 18 th. 1952 STUDEBAKER NOW ON ^DISPLAY!! K<P'" •'* / Si F ,acton*-*1™0" - . Be , Appli.d on Sound • Some High Qualify Trtad Materials as in New Tires • Same Tread Design as in New Tfret • Same Tread Depth as in New Tires • Same Tread Width as In . i • Same Gaarantet m on New Tires - • > • 1 for fronts 4-19 $8.35 • 10-38 5.50-16 6.00-16 6.50-16 8.90 • 11-36 . . 9.80 • 11-38 15.60 * 12-38 $53.15 52.25 65.70 68.55 ^ w 2 ^ ^ t v l ^ o r ? % 2 - ? h e S ^ ^ ^ f ^ S t u d e b a k o r V typlSea the .triking new dc»i^ and app "n, rnentVorrh..,,R<'r" hard.,0P converlibie. The new model, wbirh la both the Champion and Commander lined ands 1 enl,r';.s^r,c" of models. i« offered ikatioa*. UphoUteVy trim includes two d fferent vlon t^o-tone color comblchofc ««. Chrome -heel dl«. „ ' °PUO"' " at FOLEY'S MOTOR SALES Phone 151 Richmond. Ill 4b«v« «ra iuhngt Priut if Yewr Tires or* in Sound CtitdiliM Other Sizes Proportionately lew! PASSENGER and. TRUCK SNOW and MUD TIRES TIRE CHAINS " TRUCK. TRACTOR and PASSENGER CARS YOUR OLD BATTEHY IS WORTH $3.50 Trade-in, On The Purchase of A New One. P. M. JUSTEN FURNITURE CO. - ^ - %* .-'J* We are not overstocked t • It is not our anniversary - > < - - It is not a store-wide clearance • • • - We didn't make a special buy • - - We are not taking inventory -.*'•* - We didn't have a fin > V - WE JUST WANT TO HAVE A SALE ;; Listed below are Just a few samples of our reduced prices. OIUMIItllHBIHIHimilUtlilllHHmHIIHIHHtlimilllUIIUWlHIIIIHUItlllUimilUnMMUMaqnNMMIQpilHHniltllllHUMlliawmiMaMWI ' :S' Limed Oak Drop L#ai Table Unfinished 10 Drawer Double Dreteer Full Sise Simmons Mattresses Mahagony Kneehole Desk Four Drawer Maple Chests Limed Oak Double Dresser BedfOWH Suit# ....... ... Grey Formica Top Dinette Set Twin Sise Bunk Bed Mattresses ---- Grrey Hide-A-Bed Sofa Door Mirrors Sponge Rubber Lounge C^iaiir Fireside Chairs High Chairs Limed Oak Kneehole Desk 4-ft. Roll-A-Way Bed with Miltt«j|" Twin Sise Hollywood Bed Chrome Leg Utility Table ..... Hassocks Coil Springs Rose-Beige Living Room Suite 3-pc. Green Friese Sectional Sots \ 2Qd,00 84.00 $ 79.S0 54.00 42.00 «9.50 17,95 232.00 69.50 27,00 229.00 23.00 109.00 29.50 14.00 54.00 39.50 79.30 12.95 16.95 24.50 249.00 MOW f 64^0 44.00 29.95 39.50 14.00 189.00 57.00 19J5 189.00 19.00 89.00 21.00 9.95 44.00 29.50 644)0 9.95 11.00 19.00 |98.00 Maple Huteh Cabinet Children's Car Seat Swings '•^"•• •••*»eee*e«j»#ee« Maple Arm Studio Flexsteel Sponge Rubber Sofa and Chair Solid Oak Table and 4 Chairs 1.... Used Maple Drop Leaf Table and 4 Cfeairs Set of 4 Metal Folding Chairs Solid Maple Dresse^ Card Tables it e»*ee»»k»eeee»»»»#e»« «%e< eeeeejee•e•ee• 4 Mahagony Dining Room Chairs Limed Oak Lamp Tables Mahagony T.V. Tables ... 5 Drawer Maple Chest Full Sise Innersprin^ Mattress Mahagpny Credena' ..... • «• »**»«»» '."tyy.' 7.95 109.00 228.00 19.00 17.00 67:00 12.50 44.00 17.50 21.00 34.00 59.50 95.00 69.00 6.00 79J0Q 179.00 4fc00 29.00 10J00 52.00 9U» 34.00 12J00 17.00 26.00 4240 72.00 r> • We welcome an opportunity to • show you more of these values f in our store. Please drqj| iii 9 look cvoi^ii4, ^ Remember -- 9 Good Furniture doesn't cost----it paysi 9 ^ . at • Walter Jj. Freund p. M. JUSTEN FURNITURE CO. FHONE McHENRT 294 » WJ5ST McHENRT TIBXi1*-- TFBES -- RATTFRIES -- ACCESSORIES K *rRE and TUBE VULCANIZING ALL WORK «U1RANTEEB MAIN STREET PHONE 63 MeHENRY, ILL "NlKt TO The Bank" " i? J#'.