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% '• v \;l* vi%\ iff >fif TIof ".$}•£*?-" *;¥; 1 °* > '* '-' '*' * <• i. ^ ~ 1 , " ' g g f h u r e d a y . M a r c h 1 3 . 1 9 5 8 ? T ~ ~ ~ 7 ~ Z ; T T T ~ " ' ' -- ~ ~ v THE McHENRY PLAENDEALER V enry Plaindealer 17d -171 , _ Published every Thursday at ^McHenry, Hi., by the McHenry -.•^Publishing Company, Inc. fATIONM 10110 * IAI I A«gJ,<5fW' S u T t. I N I r. G VIMF.IP ; .W. BUftFEtNDT, Gpn'L Mgr. ^ADELE FROEMLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE -oM in McHenty County ":t 1 Year . i..... $3.50 6 Months $2.00 Jfe3 Monthsj $1.25 ,/jr. Outside McHeary County "n 1 Year . $4.00 . 6 Months £. '.y;i..... $2.25 3 Months . $1.50 Entered as second-class matter at the po^t office at Mc- HHenjry, Illinibi£ undter the act of May 8, Johnsburg Bowling Resort _ • . •. ------ i. W ^ j >-Vy4 9 o'clock Ladies ; "L. Paluch, 454; M. £)onnelly, 450; M. Wells, 461; T. Steffan, 187-200-515; M. Cook, 436; A. -Gaulke, 180-485. Wednesday Nite Ladles: B. Meath, 484; N. Larkin, 463; A. Brefeld, 183; A. Fed<E*^ le, 448; T. Meyer, 447; E. Conway, 438; M. Kilday, 437; G. Sigman, 183-479; E. Meyers, 430. 7 o'clock League: D. Fredricks, 201; F. Gende, 530; E. Doyle, 533. 9 o'clock C.O.F. Winkel, 201-545; Steffenr 214- 544; A. Schaefer, 527; G. Freund, 233-628. CHy League: • • Ingersol, 529; V. Sunday, 200; J. Hollander, 200; R. Rode, 529 E. Pefsert, 235-602; A, McCarroll, 537; Johnson, 527; Kreutzer, 244-575; Lou,204-531; B. Long, 244-574; A. Blake, 214 534; F, Covalt, 202; C. Behnke, 549; T. Varese, 262; J. Stanek, 213-562; Cristy Sr., 224-554; D. Schaefer, 202-567. The Great Outdoors By Jack Walsh $hurg. Nite Ladies League • • • *' M. Sipith, 464; Z. Malochleb, «5; N,; Piatt, 445; E. Hanks, 443; E, Rid; 434; B. Hetter- ^pann, 434; I. Stilling, 432. Gutter Dodgers: E.i. Clausen, 183-479; J. May, 437; J, gladek, 203-524. Rail- $ads picked up by : E. Buehr- <Hy 3-7; D. Amici, 5-6; B. Maz- *one, 2-10; t>. Kibbe, 5-10. McHenry Recreation N^te Owls: $H. Miller, 469; L. Stone, 467; G. Bradley, 189-485; N. Bowman, 457; R. Zimmer, 439; A. _jGrosso, 431; P. Rosing, 439; E. '"Hoyte, 446; P. Hignight, 447; M. Etheridge,, 440; R. Kluk, 195-207-569; D. Cusack, 187- 476; C. Colman, 179-472; C. Boone, 181-454; L. Vacondio, - 436. Railroads: I. .Kreier, 5-8- 10; M. Sulok, 5-10; R. Kluk, 7- SL0; B. O'Brieh, 5-10; R. Romwski, 3-7; E. Rand, 5-7. Ttavern-- D. Weingart. 205-224-589; C. Behnke, 245-551; A. Jackson, 258-613; B. Winters, 200; K. Brand-, 569: W. Low, 211-543; H: Behnke, 202-564; R. Miller, 531; Forti, 202-537; B. Worm, 554; B. Brand, 223; B. Kralowetz, 210-555; J. Feffer, 201- 552; Nellis, 555; H. Miller, 549; H. Steffes; 201-528; G. Schao fer, 529; W. Hagberg, 530; A1 Schaefer, 206-561; B. Peisert, 201-543. Commercial League R. Wiegnan, 223-527; D. Buralli, 202-580; R. Vaughan, 529; J. Kalk, 203-528; E. Pritz, 202; H» Blake, 212-562; L. Thennes, 260-543; J. Justen, 532. Wed. Nite 7 o'clock Foresters J. Justen, 200-230-628; J yfchaefer. ,147 ave., 238.-563; C. Kerce, 209; A. Tonyari, 206. ,Thurs. Nite 9:15 p.m. League r*W. Ho.inackT 210-530; E. " "" 3ch, 203-202-577; Krause, 221- Lottchea, 208; McCarroll, 5-609? Kinsala, 200-204-579; Sfvertori, 211; Sutton, 533; ich. 205-569; R. Boro. 538; Wieser, 205-529; W. Webb, 52;-Koepke, 212; F. Johnson, -526; S. Vrbik, 535; A. ionan, 208-526. i|^,: * 'Ci D. of A. Legion I - :E. Nell, 190-438; L. Braidiman, 211-490; J. Schmunk, *•980; M. Harrison, 437; J. Weyland. 175-481: ,T. Steffan, 461; A. Gaulke, 456. Tves. Nite S9ers League H. Busch, 176-435; B. Gilpin, f1-187-501; D. Overton, 458; Modinger. 432; T. Stilling, 441; M. Freund, 434. Wednesday Nite Twelve: H. Struwe. 452; I. Bykowski, Halbaqer, 435; L. Bott, 447; 432; M. Gates. 208-509; D. Halbauer, 435; L. Bott, 447; A. Grosso, 457; H. Haynes, 458; L. Johnson, 444; P. Wight, 432. 'NOTES FOR BUSINESSMEN: POSTERS How to Prp'fit from JOB PRINTING Fosters can be of large size for outdoor use, '"or in smaller sizes for counters and walls. •Either way, they are excellent^1 l o w cost salesmenalways ready to tell ygiir story. Let us show you Jiow they %an bring greater sales to yOu. Call us. " 1 T* y ^-QUAUty PLAINDEALER McHENRY PHONE 170 10? N. Gr$en Street From Don Peasley comes word that the McHenry Women's Team won second place in the 1958 Illinois. Farm Sports Festival bowling finals at Decatur, also the following report on mixed doubles: Imogene King-Robert Mc- Devitt, Sangaman county's Rural Youth mixed doubles champions last year, came the nearest of any entrant toward retaining its title. However, Jinny Kunde, Bill Weber, McHenry county, whipped them by 30 pins. Miss Kunde's 173 final game was a strong factor in the upset, although Miss King's tough luck in her final game 'made a big difference in the two teams scores. . Miss Kunde had 143- 147-173-463 while Weber rolled 143-180-156-479. Miss King had 155-134-94-383 and McDevitt had 169-167-193-529. Name Shirley Thurlwell Sorority House Head Shirley Thurlwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thurlwell, has recently been elected house chairman of the Pi Beta Phi sorority on the Monmouth College campus. Shirley is a sophomore this year and is active in the Pep club, Spanish club, YWCA and W.A.A. Pheasant hunting on the controlled shooting ar^as close Saturday, March 15. The hunting clubs then start harvesting the corn, thkt has been left standing in the fields for feed and cover for the J pheasants. General repairs and maintenance work are carried on until next fall when the seasons open again. We have noticed quite a few frontier model revolvers in the sport stores lately... The old "six-gun*' is $oming into its own again. Etesders tell us that they caii't keep enough of these guns in stock. Colt is putting out a "Buntline Special" like the one Wyatt Earp uses and has made famous on TV. This gun has a twelve inch barrel and weighs fortythree ounces. It is available in .45 caliber and sells for approximately $140. Now is the time to start checking over all your fishing equipment. Disassemble S'our reels and clean them thoroughly with gasoline or benzine. An old tooth brush is just the thing for cleaning gUmmy residue out of the gears. Put in new grease and oil, but be sure not to overdo it. Fly rods may need refinishing and this is an easy task. Bamboo rods should be sanded, pumiced $nd then gone over with fine steel wool. Replace worn guides, bad ferrules, etc., then revarnish with a good quality rod varnish. All hooks should be sharpened and plugs and spoons touched up and shined. If you cover your spoons with a light coat of clear lacquer, they will noi tarnish. Check line for cracks or other signs of wear. Replace the worn netting on your landing nets. It is not much fun to bring a big fish in and then have him escape through the bottom of a rotted net. Uphold Ruling At SunnysideW - - tyy • The state Supreme court recently upheld the decision of Jydge Henry L. Cowlin in county court in his order given a year previous, allowing the petition of seventeen electors to disconnect from the village of Sunnyside. The petitioners, headed by Marie Bergis and Marion Brink, included those who previously protested the^incorporation of Sunnyside. The court action allows the W. E. Kriight subdivision, Riverdale subdivision and seventeen acres of the Peter A- Freund property and other property tp disconnect. .. , • Following Judge Cowlin's decision last year, action was appealed by the village of Sunnyside, which contended ' among other things that the statute in which the disconnection was allowed was unconstitutional and that it was not shown that the electors who ^ed the petition were registered voters. CARD OF THANKS I would like to5 extend my thanks to all ^wKb expressed their sympathy in so many thoughtful ways. 45 Marguerite Thompson RESIDENCECHANOfcS Mr. and Mrs. ^agnusltelson who for hiany years lived on the Math Freund fa west of McHenry on have purchased y a Woodstock street in Lake. SING AT ORCHESTRA HALL Anne Lundborg of Wonder Lake and Betty Holochwost of McHenry sophomores at Northern Illinois university, are members of the sixty-five-voice concert choir which sang in Chicago's Orchestra hall for the Chicago Sunday Evening club on MarCh 9. IN SELECTION CHORUS Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Schmitt, has been chosen as one of seventeen members of the select madrigal singing group at Alverno college. She is a freshman at the school. The madrigal chorus will sing at various college activities, directed by Sister M. Laudesia. SHOP At Q Who Said Tadt Are A Luxury? Add the cost of cleaning this man's rain-soaked clothes and you'll agree door-to-door taxi actually saves money. A cab can help in a hundred different ways. When you need one. McHENRY CAB PHONE 723 EDITORIAL WOHK IN JAPAN WINS MOLNAIRE AWARD Robert W. Molnaire, soft Of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Molnaire bf McHenry,. has received a $100 cash award for superior performance/ on his job as an editor with the U.S. Army's Intelligence Support center at Camp Zama, thirty-five miles southwest of Tokyo, Japan. The check and a certificate of proficiency were presented to Molnaire by Colonel Avery M. Cochran, commanding officer of USARISC. Prior to his employment as a civilian with the U.S. Army, Molnaire was a staff sergeant with the 437th troop carrier wing stationed in Fukuoka, Japan. % He and his wife, Harumi; and thein two children, Leslie, 4, and Suzanne, 3, live in Tokyo. Page Fhrt TWO HEARINGS » ARE SCHEDULED5 AT CITY HALL IN MEMORY In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, John H. Faxel. who was taken from us so suddenly four years ago March 13, 1954. No one knows the silent heartache, inly those who lost can tell f>f the grief that is borne in silence, For the one we love sp well. Till the memory fades and life departs, He will live forever in our hearts. You are in our prayers always. Wife, daughter and 45 grandchildren. A hearing will be held on Tuesday, March 18, at 3 p.m. in the city hall at McHenry. At this time the petitioners, the Lakeland Park Property Owners' assoqiation is asking to have Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in Block 3, Lakeland Park subdivision, Unit 3, rezoned from "R-l" residential to "B-2" business^ classification, allowing them to sell alcoholic liquors on the premises. Another hearing.will be held on Tuesday, April 1, at 3 p.m. at the city hall in McHenry, 111. At this time the petitioners, George Fraunhoffer and Rose DeMarchi, are asking to have a piece of property rezoned to "R-l" residential district. The property is lying east of. and adjoining,. Cravercrest^subdivision on River rOaHT south of McHenry. POLITICAL MEETING Monday evening, March 17, the Independent Republican voters of McHenry county will hold a rally in support of the candidacy of James H. Cooney, republican candidate for the office of County Judge. This event, to which everyone is invited, will be held at the Woodstock Veterans' of Foreign Wars hall and will begin at 8 p.m. h Pays to Advertise Notice of Public Hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Tentative Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for the Town of McHenry, in the County of McHeniV, State of Illinois, for the fiscal year beginning March 25th, 1958, and ending March 23rd, 1959, will be on file and conveniently available to public inspection at McHenry Post Office from and after 9 o'clock A.M., March 11th, 1958. Notice is further hereby given that a public hearing on said Budget and Appropriation Ordinance will be held at 8 o'clock P.M., Tuesday, March 25t.h, 1958, at Supervisors Office 312 Elm St. in this Town, and that final action on this Ordinance will be taken by the electors at the Annual Town Meeting to be held at 2 o'clock P.M., Tuesday. April First, 1958. Dated this 10th day of March 1958. MATT N. SCHMITT Supervisor II. WALTER ANDERSON Clerk (Pub. March 13, 1958) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Spring Grove until 8:00 P.M., C.S.T., April 7, 1958 for the construction of M.F.T. Section 2-CS. Construction shall consist of a ituminous surface treatment, Subclass A-3 dri West Johnsburg Road from S.&.I. Route 60 to Main Street. ^ Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of W. A. Rakow and Associates, consulting Engineers, 202 E. Chicago Street, Elgin, Illinois. Each proposal mu'st be accomp. anied by a bank cashier's chedfe or certified check in an amount not less than 10% of the amount of the bid. A bid bond will not be acceptable as a proposal guarantee. The Village Board reserves the right to reject any "or all pro» posals and to waive technicalities. ^ By order of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Spring Grove. LEANDER LAY Village Cleric (Pub. March 13-20, 1958) CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank friends for cards, prayers and visits during the time I was confined to the hospital. A special thanks to Rev. Fr. Clarence Thennes and Rev. Fr. William Collins. *45 9 John Reinboldt GRASS FIRE Firemen were called to Lakeland Park Sunday afternoon to extinguish a grass fire. 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