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^ ^ x ^ v v > ^ ^ ^ ^fwt1r %**<*' <v•- -< \f*./ ** 2 "* > *"^{ vjfi • - fowraday, Jnae 27,1957 V -<~-^"-;^.a- • * ^v;;. •' '-"'i • - ; •" * ----'--•+•'•• v ••--•' '••"• " v-:>- ; ':: THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER A*- . ; \\si >f& PISTAKH HIGHLANDS By. Wao^pbecld and Dolly Novotny r„ s meeting time a&i^-so mark Ant Arrived xt Wednesday as your evening I That well-known bird the stork to come out and attend the associ-! just arrived at the home of Frank ation meeting at the center. Many. and Judy Krumweide with a wonimportant matters are on the j derfUl little baby girl. Both mom- Community. Weill see you there.} my and daddy were very happy with the package he' delivered The Picnic CMtandttee Is in full swing now With all the busy helpers making final plans onall the sub-committees. Helpers are needed to work in shifts top' the games. Women or couples, who would like to volunteer some time call Don Dobecki 583-R-l, who is in. charge of adult activities. Election Election of officers will be held at the September meeting. The nomination committee, which is made up of D. Bobecki, J. Bures, A, Bentz, J. Haddock, R. Novotny pid* V. Thelen, will welcome for candidates you may have. Now'6 the time to pick your officers for next year. If you're one who jSas complained about the way the Association has been run, now's the time to select those that will handle the offices next year. and I'm sure that big brother Kenny will be top, once he, gets to know her. Congratulations to all of the happy family. Christened Last Sunday was' a very big day in the life of little Julie Ann Van Zevern for she was christened oh that day at the Ingleside Methodist church, Mr. and Mrs. Hight were th6 godparents and attended the usual happy celebration held after the christening. Our best wishes to Julie Ann. Just In Case You j didn't notice, the circu£- in town last week. Quite a few of the local children of all ages attended. Mrs. Bunny TTielen and her three little Thelens, Jackie, Mary Beth, and Suzy enjoyed the talented antics with some friends of theirs. We also noticed the Ferris family1, as well as the bobecki girls and.the.-Hayners were there. I'm sure they all had a go.od time, including the mamas and daddys. > Are.We Talking About You? • It seems in every community there is stfmeone who enjoys going around destroying or misusing the things that others; .have spent much time and labor making. A recent example is our signs. i=A couple of volunteers cently spent many many hounf painting signs to be posted for Keryone's benefit. Someone, mayor maybe not a child or teenager, has taken the trouble to That Busy Man George Van Zevern is off, for a two day visit to Davenport, Iowa to attend the zone H conference Of toastmasters. This conference includes toastmasters from the states of Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois and Missouri. This activity keeps him going but he still finds plejity of time to keep a close" tab on the treasurer's, report for the association. It's Goodbye to those pesty mosquitos for a while,9 and Tm sure that none will be sorry to see them go! We hope that by the time this paper reaches you the spraying will already have taken place arid you will be able to sit out in your yard as you read this. At this writing, the forms are ready to pass out to the councilmen for distribution. Under this present system the whole subdivision is being sprayed and each home will be assessed the same amount. If we get 100 per cent cooperation in paying this charge some small refunds may be possible. With the whole subdivision being sprayed the control of bugs will be much more effective and will last longer and with everyones' cooperation will cost just a little more than having your in- «. * 4. • Al_ dividual house done. If you are surrounded by empty lot. as many knocked others down. One even of us are I'm sure, you will gladly disappeared completely. Perhaps it was the prank of a practical joker or child that did not realize that someone sacrificed time he could have spent relaxing with his family making thpse signs and still others spent iffiftie posting them. That seems to be the only explanation for these so called pranks., But some of. us fail to recognize as pranks anything that destroys things or their purpose. So please urge your children to respect public property and help them and others -to realize the difference between a practical joke and molesting property. Birthday Boys • 'A special little wish to a special little boy (at least to his parents) goes to Robbie Jackson who was two last Sunday. We hope he had a real nice time with all the trimmings. pay this extra amount. Please cooperate so all of us can enjoy this benefit with the smallest charge possible. Pistakee Patter We slipped again. Last week's column mentioned that Emma Eides' birthday was celebrated by 'Behtzes a coffee party at J*kt Jackson's while actually it was Dee Gregg that had a small luncheon in her honor. All the neighbors dropped in with; best wishes to Emma. Sorry, we'll just have to have this typewriter fixed. ' Wally and Kay Sielisch will be celebrating their seventeenth wedding anniversary Saturday, June 29, by having home friends and relatives in fOr dinner. Congratulations to the happy couple. Kay was recently laid up with*an attach of bursitis, and would like all her neighbors to know how much she appreciated their assistance. A special thanks to Marilyn VanZevern, Dorothy Toma and Tom and Betty Warczak. 'And all Kay's neighbors would like to give her a vote of thanks for the wonderful job she's been doing as councilman for her district. Ruth Lemmons has just retired from punching that old time clock. She's decided to quit working for awhile and spend her summer puttering around the yard. Can't say we blame her. The Clarks recently moved into their new home at 417 W. Broadway.' Air their free time is now taken up with painting, etc. A card from the Ristow family reports that they arrived in Miami safe and sound and enjoyed their trip South very much. The Johnson family recently drove to Camp Lowden 'to visit their son, Lee, who is a counselor at the camp this summer. They had a wonderful time and reports he likes the camp very much. The Rogers were happy to have their son, Roger, with them recently when he was enroute from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. to Fort Chaffee, Ark. Their daughter, Pat, also stopped home to visit the folks after her two week trip to California. While Mrs. Haofliger was enjoying her visit in Hawaii with her son the Mr. was home holding the fort so his neighbors, the Bakers, were nice enough to invite, him over for chicken dinner last Sunday. That's having good neighbors I'tf'say. We're all glad to hear that Mrs. Emmerich is home from the hospital and on her way to recovery. She still needs a lot of rest but we hope she is well real soon. I think the award for best fisherman in the community should go to Mrs. John Pechous for she is out there on that pier come rain or come shine trying" her luck. She manages to keep her freezer well stocked even though she gives most of her catches away to friends and neighbors. If you haven't been to the la'tely,' they ' hdve just VILLA NURSING HOME ON PISTAKEE BAF, NEAR McHENRY Home for the Aqed SENILE BED PATIENTS redecorated• their living room in the very latest. It's very nice from what we hear. V It's a very happy eighth' anniversary to Dot and Roy Hayner. It was June II and we're a little late but we hope they had a very nice day. Like most of us they probably stayed home and worked around the house. ' "» Weeds I , We are getting rid of mosquitos now but the weeds on all thfe empty lots will soon bring moreT The lot owners are -.supposed to keep the weeds down ..or we can have «it done and send bills to those who haven't done their part (as stated in the land contracts). Something should be ddne. Don't forget to time out next Wednesday ^vchin^ July 3 for those picnic plasty attend the community meeting.;And have a very nice time oi^tfiiat July 4 outing and we'll next week. . Iiips on raf f ic Safety CHARLES F CAR. PENTIER SCc r c t .1 r y of S t .1 f o Many accidents could be avoided if motorists were on the alert for accident "signs." Actually, some of these signs are BO obvious that one must wonder how some accidents can possibly follow them. Take for Instance the partly opened door on a parked car. That certainly should be taken as a sign that someone may jump into the path of the vehicle you are driving. BOY SCOUTS Lakemoor Ti Lakemoor boys ofe invited to join the Lakemoor troop which meets., Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Lakemoor fire station. There is already an Explorer crew in the troop and boys over 14 are invited to join and help decide whether it shall be land Explorers in green, sea Explorers in white or an. air squadron Explorer group in light blue uniforms. The troop has a camp-out planned. Larry Cyriowa has a brand new patrol coming up. Join now in time for summer camp. Clifford Todd and Roy-Morrison are the scoutmasters and will welcome any'adult help available. There is no pay--you'll just get your youth back and make better citizen sout of your neighbors' boys and a stronger, finer America tomorrow. The sponsor is McHenry V.F.W. MILK BASE PRICE The announced May base price of $3.60 for Grade A farm milk in ffie Chicago market carries an 11- cent-per hundredweight premium, according to Harry L. Edwards, director of sales for Pure Milk association. The premium resulted from a negotiated increase of 20 cents per hundredweight by PMA on all milk used as Class I (bottled Milk) by dairies .for the period, March 20 through June 30. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says A.M. P.M. STUDENT STUDENT Too many children attend kHm! •n half day teutons and m by ihtrtskangid. School districts and DM state have Hi* responsibility for fwll-timo education of all diitdr «n Illinois Education Aiioctqtioe New, Instant RELIEF for TIRED, ACHING BACKS! *595 S^'Maiaia* MNoctnttllnlea ct rinap lpl*oir tttt Dfacrs itfoircmd , cboym fworotralbdl'e* Kscrlbn(lO liarrd edaol ctnoripi.p oNrol fimttainnugf arcetuqri«ilnn--d. «*"i}s> f»r•o*n*t*; *s*a«il , foama inmibrtbtaar. bEatacckl rcBHaodc. PWi athv aWhla". *I,n r,t,s(lrb!U "anrmde.r lmighat dsoutpbplonrct.. g™g jf* your M sPtowp tuBlTAcCilKna-K: Aai8dKer( Bolgers - TeL 40 0SRWI1T AL n &ageTh!riMtt V McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients at the McHenry hospital were Douglas Boy kin of Rt. 1; Alexander Lennon of Ingleside; Max Voigt, Helen Heuser, Kathryn Stilling, Marie Buenzli and Ed Conway of McHenry; Catherine Freund of Rt 6; Michael O'Brien, of Emerald Park; Marie SchaH ot Rt. 3'; Kate Foss of Huemann's subdivision; Mary Lou Day, Naomi Burkes and Ingeborg Olsen, Rt 4; Hugh Morris of Pair Oaks subdivision; Walter Para of Lakemoor; David Lyons and Peter Deren of Crystal Lake; Lucille Grissett Of Wauconda; Julia Covert of Algonquin; Lorraine Tesch of Spring Grove and Paul Dipego of Round Lake. Ijll "i *0»S^MNff mmsr CHOICE of Millions Of H0MS OWNERS PROVED AND TESTED IN ALL PARTS OF AMERICA IN ALL KINDS 0E WEATHER PHONE* McHENBY 461 t Just Plug Hose into Wall Inlets for aNew Era in Vacuum Power NO MACHINE TO LUO-NO CORD TO TUG WITH BUILT-IN SYSTEMS FOR YOUR NEW OR PRESENT HOME All the advantages of super1vacuum power for the best and fastest cleaning you have ever experienced ~ Just like, the big hotels, hospitals, etC.^--that's Vacu-Flo, absolute dustless cleaning for a cleaner, more healthful home. Vacu-Flo's ingenious freeflowing tube system with wall inlets can easily be installed in new or existing homes -- does away with dust circulating heavy machines with cords to lift, and lug around the house. PLUG-IN LOCATIONS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED THROUGHOUT THE HOME A SUPER POWER DOES MORE WORK Oust and dirt whisks away without I fuss --no more dust clouds and you'll marvel at Vacu-Flo's greater suction power --makes cleaning your rugs, draperies, furniture and household items easier than ever before. Vacu-Flo's super powered vacuum producer Is mounted in garages, basements, utility rooms etc., out of living area for quiet operation--dust and-dirt collects in the big receptacle at this point SEE VACU-FLO IN ACTION The following dealer can demonstrate actual vacu-flo installations -- see one today or phone or write for descriptive literature. I PHONE McHENRY 992 FOB FULL DETAILS "Absolute Dustless Cleaning" The driver of the moving vehicle shouhl immediately slow down and prevent a possible serious injury or a death. One of the most glaring signs of this type is a ball which comes bouncing out into thp street. It .most be reasoned that,the hall'will be followed by a happy carefree youngster. The bouncing ball should caution the driver to reduce his speed and be on the alert for a youngster. A driver who spots loose gravel on th(p pavement should be on the alert. Loose gravel can throw a car Into a spin in a matter of seconds. This sign calls for automatic reduction in speed. A copy of the completely new "Rules of the Road" booklet will be sent to you free upon request. Write,to CHARLES F. CARPENTIER, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois. ENDURANCE HOUSE PAINT ...the paint that lives vp to Ht name! IT IS SIX WAYS BETTl 1 OI>nh ntabiMl long»f.' «. UtaniiM Makn l» S. »*--irrrnnii rlirtlnpirfmiiMw. USE BASECOAT AS THE IDEAL PRIMER FOR NEW WORK OR EXTREMELY POROUS SURFACESI ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. The Best of Everything for the Builder OB Highway 31 -- South of Main St. -- McHenry, I1L PHONE 1424 "ALWAYS FIRST ... 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All Prices Include Federal' Tax ATTEND THE McHENRY COUNTY FA1B AUGUST 1-2-3-4 WAHL JEWELERS MCHENRY'S NEWEST - MOST MODERN JEWELRY STORE c YPUR AUTHORIZED DEALER 307 E. Elm St. Phone 2688 McBcfUTJ