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_1 ' - V !,<ll< * '"J--^T'7 w»-w v "5,'w? ,*«*•; if •V •>»<* >*s c4V <#**• >* Thursday, May 15, 1952 «>*»*» W „ ,'H«^ ' - •r,. ,«,»«. THE MCHENHY PLAINDEALER . r. * *., * * . ?**.*r * .4 ..%.,»*%.*'»*«>«» * J miiuiiiiiiiHiRMiiiiiiiiiiiiimiHmmiuiiniHiNHimmiituiiiiliiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiL LAKEMOOR K LILYMOOR I hp*9MUNlil "fte baki (by Kitty Wojtas) ^gtDHifaHiiMumiiiiitilH MUUfllli le bake sale held last Saturday for the benefit of the fire department and community fund was a marvelous success. A total of $95 was turned over to the treasurer, Henry Hoppert. The committee certainly did a wonderful job. Mrs. Hoppert, Jean Booster and Lue Bitterman would like to thank all the women who donated so generously to the sale aofialso those who came and purchased the goods. Mary and Nick Vorath, of She- Iboygan, Wis., were out to visit 1 the John Krauas family weekend. Stephanie Gilmore returned fronI a trip to "Washington, £). c., where she spent a few days visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Lit. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy. She and Pat motored down and then she made the return trip by train. ^agnie McDermott left for Milirtaufee, Wis., to spend a few days sight-seeing. She will join her husband, who a is attending a contention there. Mrs. Bitterman had a letter from Prank, Jr., saying he will be leaving for Japan by the end of the month. •I.fr. and Mrs. Richard L. McJsh of Johnsburg spent Mother's Day with Richard's mother, Mrs. E. L. Marsh, of Lakeirioor, We also would like to correct a mistake in the news of last week. The Wrublewskis were gone for eight months instead of eight weeks. It makes a big difference, doesn't it Quite a few people had birthdays this past week. Bobby Bittc^ tian celebrated his seventh birthday on May 12. Buddy Kennerck celebrated his birthday on May 13. Marilyn Kiehl celebrated her birthday on May 11 with a party for her little friends. Diana Fritzsche, and her little sister "Debbie", Nancy Erhrardt and Cheryl Lynn Wojtas were among her guests. That stork seems to be making regular deliveries to Lakemoor these days, with a new bundle almost every week. He visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Smith on May 6 and left a bouncing baby boy. The new heir has been named Glenn Forrest Smith and tipped the scales at 6 lbs. 10 os. His "Big" sister, Karen Lynn, was waiting at home to, welcome him to the household. Other members of the family are thV maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T.nill.« .Tf>hnatrfn Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hyatt -ere presented with another son, their fourth, on May 12. Pfc. Wayne Kraus has returned to the El Toro radio operators', school at Santa Anna, Calif., after a short furlough at home. His letters to his mother are full of glowing reports of conditions at this base. Danny Kennerck was among those making their First Holy Communion at St. Mary's church last Sunday. Afterwards, a family dinner was held at the Kennerck home for the family members. Maude Tolle, a great aunt, and Joseph Hart, an uncle of Danny's from Chicago, were present as was George Pashon, also of Chicago. The family spe$ta very enjoyable day together^ *" The dishes and plates from tfie bake sale are «at the Charm House, and can be collected there by the owners. Also, anyone having a plate and not knowing who the owner is can leave it there to be picked up. {• This Saturday «rUl be tlfe ta«t meeting of the 'teen club for the season. The 'teen-agers will meet at the Charm House as usual and will take part in a scavenger hunt. Following the hunt they will all go to the Booster residence, where they will have a wiener and marshmallow roast. All teenagers of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades are cordially invited to attend. at the Lake Villa hotel Monday night, as guests of Mr. «a4 Mm. Joseph Waynne. • ;k The Zobjeck family have moved into one of the Lind's cpttages for the present, time. CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Mr. and Mrs. Irving Immo&en of Chicago were out to visit the Ivan Gustafson family. Irving is a brother to Vee Gustafson, and came out to introduce his bride of three months to the family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Falsetti attended the Kiwanis club dinner COUNCIL ROOM April 5, 1952 The City Council met in regular semi-monthly meeting with Mayor Freund presiding. Aldermen present: Althoff, Anderson, Freund, Rothermel,. VycitaL , Absent: Thennes. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Anderson, to approve the minutes of the annual meeting held April 29, 1P52 as read. Motion carried. Motion by Rothermel, seconded by Vycital, to approve the minutes of the special meeting held April 29, 1952 as read. Motion carried. Motion by Vycital, seconded by Anderson, to. approve the collector's report for the month of April as read. Motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Rothermel, to pay the following bills as approved by the finance committee: Motion carried. Andersen's Service, Tire, tube, supplies police car .$ 67.01 The McHenry Plaindealer, Printing .^..... 26.70 Earl R. Walsh, Postage .. 20.00 John Weichmann, Expenses to parking meter school Clark Chevrolet Sales, Truck storage & repairs 60.86 Earl R. Walsh, City Clerk Bond 10.00 Stoffel & Reihansperger, Bonds 295.00 McHenry Co. Farmers' Coop., Steel posts .... .• McHenry Lumber company, Coal and lumber . 24.; Downs Motor Transport, Inc.. Freight . . . . . . . . Althoff's Hardware, Supplies . Butch's Auto Service, Repairs .o police car .... 26.50 Vance Welding Service,' Welding ......... .TTTT" 3.00 Vycital's Hdwe. Supplies . W. S. Darley ft Company, Dog license tags . . 11.47 Wirona Bros., Supplies ... 1.12 Al's Welding & Repaid Service, Welding 13.50 Tonyan Brothers, Crushed road gravel 124.39 Koehr Supply Company, Meter repair equipment 2.65 Badger Meter Mfg. Company, Water meters ... 330.74 Mavme Buss, Commissions 1.40 Harold Aim, Extra police duty 95.20 John R. Weichmann, Extra police duty 14.40 Clyde E. Rhoades, Extra. police duty . . ., 95.20 August Morit*, Police duty .......... 96.80 Anderson's Service, Supplies for police car .... 2.00 Rothermel Electric Shop, Service & supplies 44.33 Duncan Parking Meter Corporation, Payment on parking meters ....... 350.00 Weber Plumbing & Heating, Roding sewers, installing fire hydrant .. . 568.00 Guettler Service Station, Gas & pil, ^police car and motorcycle , . . 83.09 Guettler Service. Station, Gas & oil for truck .... 41.28 Leonard Thennes, Labor on streets 12.75 Illinois Bell Telephone Co., ' Telephone service ..... 18.60 Public Service Company, Power & light 253.42 McHenry state Bank, Income tax 124.70 Arthur J. Smith, Use .of car 26.00 Special Sewer Fund: Public Service Company, Power A light '. i 63.20 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Rothermel, to pass and approve ordinance appointing members of the Board of Local •Improvements for the 1952-1953 fiscal year. Motion carried. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Freund, to pass and . approve amendment to Zoning Ordinance regarding width of side yard for accessory buildings in "R-l" Resident Districts. Motion carried. Motion by Rothermel, seconded by Freund, to pass and approve amendment to ordinance regarding Alcoholic Liquor Dealers, section 289 closing hours. Motion carried- Motion by Althoff, seconded by Freund, to adjourn. Motion carried. " ' , v; George P. Freund, Mayor :-.^SSarl R. Walsh, C*ty,Clerk Blf Enough About Taft on TV, we withhold an opinion. Meanwhile reflecting that his hearty and distinguished sire would have been a natural on the 20 inch screen. r 5.00 ALBUM * PICTURES - e^LMseo AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! DR. HENRY FREUND^ -r-- OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISrAL TRAINING -- VISrAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS " HOURS DAILY : 9 to 12 A. M. and I to 5 P. M.t EVENINGS: 6:09 to 8:80 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 17.72 PER ROLL lm Am Iinm ComtHcr$mit 12IX Hi* 994 ftfltV# THE HOME STORE" Main Street PHONE 35t McHenry, m SAVE GAS SAVE TIME SAVE MONEY ON MILLWORK FOR YOUR HOME Come in and see for yourself what nice, clean mill work you can get here. Phone i r mail orders accepted. Call collect on phone orders for McHenry County. All Prices Include Delivery in McHen ry County • >. v 1. Combination Storm and Screen Doors 3 and 6 Light -- 2-8x6-8 3-0x6-8 4 and 8 Light -- 2-8x6-8 3-0x6-8 2. Interior Flush' Doors . . . . -- --. . 2*2 and 2-4 x 6 8 ----Hollow Core - Flush - Bircl $15.25 ...... $16.10 1 $16.40 $17.15 $15.43 $14.46 2'-6 and 2'-8x6'-8 3, Exterior Flush Doors 2'*8 ^ --Solid Core • Birch' 3 Lites Cut In $55.90 You can swing it if you fiy HAVE you, by any chance* been casting eyes at a Buick, and promising yourself that someday you will take the Big Step and have one all your own? Let us whisper something to you. The "big step"isn't big at all. We know that's true, because Such a high percentage of present Buick owners traded in a car tagged as belonging in "the low-priced field." So why not set your sights On this star performer? Why not enjoy big-car comfort --big-car power-big-car prestige for your money? There's one of these lively lovelies waiting for you to come in and try it. Get the feel of its mighty Fireball 8 Engine, that's a gas-saving high-compression valve-in-head. \ou could pay $300 to $400 more for a earth at doesn't match its iiorsepower. • Get the feel of Dynaflow Drive*, that lets you ride relaxed--feeds a silken flow of power -- and at the same time cuts down on upkeep costs, by protecting the engine, the rear end, and even the tires, from driving strains. Get the feel of a ride that cost a million dollars and more for controls of end-sway and side-roll and vertical "throw"--for X-bracing the frame and V-bracing the torque-tube keel--for a total of 15 ride-engineering features. One thing you'll know for sure when you've tried it. This car wasn't "built to a price." It's a Buick through and through. But the fact remains that-- when you check the price of a Buick SPECIAL against the price tags on so-called "lowpriced cars"--you'll find out you can swing it if you really want to. And brother, Trllt that make your family happy! Equipment, accessories, trim and models are subject to change without notice. * Standard on Roadmaster, optional at extra cost on other Series. 1982 BUICK -IOCAl DKLIVEBED PBICE9 SPECIAL 2-Door 6-PatMHftf Sfdan fJ'ODEL 48D ___ 2236^ SUPER 4-0 oor 6-PatMngar Riviera Stdcn MODEL 52 -'2603 16 ROADMASTER S-Door 6-Po»i»ngw A J # LOJ Riviera J J»XQ= ----MeBElW* Optional equipment, accessories, state and local taxes, if any, additional. Prices may vary slightly in adjoining communities due to shipping charges. All prices subject to chang* without notic*. Sure is true for 52 When better automobiles are built BUICK will build them R. I. OVERTON MOtOR SALES 403 Front Street Phone 6 McHenry, IH. 4. Kitchen Cabinets Custom Made - Birch 5. Counter Tops - 25" 6. Fir Plywood Cut To Sis* 7. Floor Panels r Fir Plywood 8. Oak Flooring 9. Picture Windows 10. Window Units Weathenlripped 11. Wardrobes with --"Sliding Doors 12. Sliding Doors •> 13. Screens Window and Porch 14. 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