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P»B« Eight THE McHENRY PLMNDEALEB •j-i- Thursday, Mar 19,. I960 -- • i St. John's Communion Class j~ ' i Kotalik Studio Photo ; Pictured above are members of St. John the Baptist First Communion class at Johnsu burg. Rev. iFr. Blitsch, in center background, administered the Sacrament to the class on May 8. • . GIFT FOR HOSPITAL RIVERSIDE DRIVE STORES TO OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS Continued from Page 1 board, any., one of whom may be contacted for information as to meetings, or on any subject r Donald P. Doherty, Monroe Fain, Dr. John Goetschel, president; Frank Gregory, Don Johnson, Robert Justen, Frank Low, vice-presidents Joseph Kuna, Charles E. Smith, Jerry Steinbaeh, treasurer; Edward Pieronl, Dick Zieman and Marian Carlson, secretary. $500 RAISED IN CANCER CAMPAIGN AT WONDER LAKE Contributions to the American Cancer fund drive reached $500 from eleven Wonder Lake subdivisions, Mrs. James L. Bixby, chairman, has reported. The solicitation, staged April 24, was one of the first in Mc- Henry county to report completion. Heading the list of contributing subdivisions was Indian Ridge with $84.54, Highland Shores, $68.49, Wonder ^.Center, $64.19. . Other subdivision totals include Wonder View, $52.51; Deep Spring Woods, $46.75; Wooded Shores, $40.93; Hickory Falls, $36.75; Shore Hills, $31.50; Lookout Point, $23.08; Wonder Woods, $21.50; and Sunrise Ridge, $20.60. . Cannisters and miscellaneous produced $9.16. Mrs. Bixby expressed appreciation to the many solicitors who helped make the drive a success. In, addition to those named previously, the following also helped: Mrs. K. Beattic, Mrs. D. Lazalde, Mrs. C. Jones, and Mrs. A. Smialik. Teen-agers assisting were Mary Jane and Joan Joosten, Kathy Smith, Leigh Perry, Suzanne Walker, Leslie Decker, Judy O'Brien, Krysia Oieszczuk, Kathy Kostel, Diann McMahon and Walterine Rockowicz. DANIEL FIORE STRICKEN IN NIGHT, DIES lContinued trom page 1) for shipment to^Chicago. He was taken "to Pago Brothers funeral home in the city. Services were held at the chapel on Wednesday at 9 a.m., with a Mass at St. Peter Canisius church. Interment was in Mount Carmel cemetery. The deceased was born May 21, 1883, in Italy. He was re- | tired vice-president of local j 706 of the newspaper drivers' I union. In addition to hi§ wife, I Umily, he is survived by sons, I William, John, Daniel, Jr., I Michaei, and one daughter, j Grace Guido. He also leaves j five sisters, six grandchildren 1 and one great-grandchild.. A • son, Joseph, preceded him in I death. Matin" ft Mewderin' (Continued trom page 1) the often house held- by our neighbors, Science Research Associates, last Saturday. . Conducted tours through the home of this unique business service were made both in the morning and afternoon, during which there were demonstrations of some of the move interesting test scoring and .statistical reporting services. Orie of the highlights of the tours was operation of the newly installed highspeed electronic digital computer, the only one of its kind in the mfd-west. The Legion should be very proud of their driveway and parking area when the re-surfacing job-is completed. Work began Wednesday morning. "s K.A.F. Lfrg a 1 L e g a l Dr. Griesbach, at left, chief of staff at McHenry hospital, is shown accepting the transport table presented by Mrs. Fred Bond, president of the women's auxiliary. Present Gift To Hospital The woman's auxiliary to McHenry hospital presented the'institution with a transport bed at their mid-year meeting last week. The special type bed. which costs more than $900, enables hospital personnel to raise or lower patients t h r o u g h e a s y - t o - o p e r a t e cranks, or to tip the top in the desired direction to aid in transferring the patient to another bed. Mrs. Fred Bond, auxiliary president, presented the bed to Dr. Peter Griesbach, chief of staff. The group's mid-year meeting is held each year during National Hospital Week. More tlian 100 members and their husbands attended the "dutch: treat" dinner preceding the meeting. j Members of the auxiliary I board of directors presented a I leather travel purse to Mrs. j Harry Stinespring. Jr., for her j fir.c efforts on behalf of auxiliary work. Mrs. Stinespring, j who is secretary of the Illinois auxiliary organization, left on a trip to Europe last Monday I with her husband and familv. COUNTY FIELD TRIPS From Urbana . comes word that several hundred enthusiastic a m a teur - geologists, teachers and students are taking part in field trips sponsored by the Illinois State Geological Survey to acquaint the public with development of the Illinois landscape and the geological processes responsible for .it. The third of six trips conducted in the state each year will be in McHenry county Saturday, May 21, starting at Woodstock high school at D a.m. The state says the area offers several well deveolped' glati&l features. MARRIAGE LICENSES Donald Blake and Nancy Ju^teis, both of McHenry. Thomas E. Lalor, Hebron, and Ann Marie May, Woodstock. HELD FOR JjAKE^COUNTY McHenry police apprehended a man in McHenry Shores last Suriday afternoon on a charge of noji-support in Lake county. He was turned Qver to Walter KosneHe,* Lake County deputy sheriff. AXNOI xces ,dissolution The state has announced the dissolution of the George F. Schuman Corp. 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ODRINEX is sold with this guarantee by: BOLGER'S Drug Store 108 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-4500 'VILLAGE OF LAREMOOR, lUUfM . MAY 1st, 1960 , •, TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT For Fiscal Year May 1st, 1959 to April 801th, t9Q0. Jtaqluaive .. Deficit $ 98.89 -$ 970.50 • 2,129.24 . 2,800.00 5,289.64 27.Q0 300.00 858.00 47.00 676.10 Bank Balance as of April 30th, 1959 .. RECEIPTS R. J. Hyatt, Clerk-Collector ..... Auditor State Ills, sales tax refund Tavern Licenses • • Collector McHenry County Real Estate- Personal property taxes • • A. J. Rauen, Justice of Peace, Fines .. Joe Ritter, Justice of Peace, Fines • • R. R. Marshall, Justice of Peace, Fines C. M. Adams, Justice of Peace, Fines Lawsuit, Vil. of Lkmoor Sickafoos Total Receipts .$13,09^48 $13,097,48 Total Receipts and Bank Balance less deceit J.2,996.59 Total Disbursements 12,$40.27 Bank Balance, General Fund, as of April 30th, 1960 Less Disbursements i. Bills Payable as of April 30th, I960 DISBURSEMENTS t Administrative Fund .-- .$ Audit Fund •... j . Contingent Fund Dues Fund Election Fund .. Garbage Fund Insurance Fund Legal Fees Fund Legal Publications Fund Police Expense Fund . vsSq go Police Equipment Fund 1,821,34 Police Maintenance Fund #250.11 58.32 618.01 2.98 108.75 120.12 37.5U 101.97 2,207.00 417.40 ?,50 YOUTHS HURT IN CITY DRAG RACE ACCIDENT (Continued From Page 1) afternoon on Rt. 31, at the Terra Cotta road intersection. Gerhard Hesse of Bellweod was driving a car in which William Hesse and Linda Hesse were passengers. He was travelling south on the highway when another car, driven by Vance Klemczak of Wonder Lake, northbound, attempted to make, a left turn. State police charged the Wonder Lake man with failure to yield the right-of-way. Minor Accident Rt. 120, near Lakeland Park, was the scene of an accident on Thursday morning when a car driven by Frances Pavesic of Rt. 1, Wonder Lake, attempted to pass another machine driven by Mitchell Siewierski of Meadow Lane, McHenry, who was making a left turn. * State police charged her with /improper passing at the intersection. Her auto struck the ; Park and Beaches Fund , Public Property Fund . | Rent Fundv1 | Roads-Labor Fund i Roads-Material Fund ... Street Lights Fund ... | Snow Plowing Fund ... Salary Fund I Telephone Fund Treasurer Expense Fund Vehicle-Dog Tax Fund • 1 All Wool Three Dimensional Jacquard WILTON CARPET >10 99 sq. yd. Includes: Heavy 40-oz. Waffle and Expert Installation Pad • 4 Outstanding Colors • Permanently Moth-Proofed Jl avemeuer A Hwy. 120-East 4 Miles Ph. EV 5-2295 Hours: 9:30 - 6; Sundays, 12 Noon - 3 p.m.; Closed Mondays ANHIV{d $ARy i^ClAl 60.00 100.00 1,300.00 414.30 1*4.61 1,719.59 157.00 618.50 352.04 260.00 00.78 TOTAL ..$12,940.27 Total Receipts and Bank Balance 12.998.59 Less Disbursements 12,940.27 Bank Balance, General Fund as of April 30th/ I960 58.32 I hereby certify that the above statement ofc Receipts, Disbursements and Bank Balance, is true arid fcofoact, according to my best knowledge and belief.' ' CLAUDi.R; VAdHET Village Treasurer Enjoy The Look of Success with Buick "Easy-Ownership Plan^ --. HI WOVE] V/'///£'/. ">y;< - & WmMm Bt|ick sales for April were up over \H% from March. Why? Buick '60 has the lean, young look of success . . . the feel of success, • tool It cradles you in comfort on the most rugged, highest- ' Quality chassis of any American car--bar none! Power is yours tp command in the big, spirited Wildcat V-8 and soaring TurbineDrive*. 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Suffers Head Injuries Robert Benkstein of Rt. 3, McHenry, suffered serious head injuries when his ear went out of control early Sunday morning at Crowley road, four miles east of Harvard-. According to tfre sheriff'fifcffice, Benkstein was, apparently travelling at a high rate of speed when his. car skidded, went off the road on the left side and into an embankment before*, spinning complet e 1 y around. He was able to walk t6 the home of Herman Oost, who notified authorities. Benkstein was taken tc Harvard hosQ^ak for treatment of injuries. ™ Cars Collide As Ethel Groth of Rt. 3, McHenry, was driving -south on East River Road early Monday afternoon, her auto was struck by a car. driven by Nick Adams, according tf> state police. • Adams was {Hilling onto the road from a parked position and his "car was struck byj^he Groth auto. 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