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Page Ten THE MqHEOTY plaindealer Thuggfoy, August 17. 1961 ^ McCullom Lake Local Robbery Still Unsolved Eve Levesque Armrrtin^ to Fred Matthovius, . owner, of. the McHenry <'nimty WpH ;iii(l Pump Company lino in the village, no suspocts .,ha\'e been apprehended in the slugging and robbery \\ liirli took place last Wednes- <i.:\ morning . on -a-bright and nnny /lav. Three men walked into his shop and asked to use i lie phone. They Followed him i"t<i_ijUJxuL(ioi.-aiHLi.lack a gun in his i4l>si When he a* tempi - • >'1 fo jaish 'the one man &way. Fred wa,s hit. on the-right side of his*"head jind-eai\ causing a ra:-h. He was also, hit on top of tlie head and the left elbow. Accord in l' lo Fred, the same t h r ev m e n " 1 identifications matc !i perfectly) w e r e ih Conk's hamburger- stand in . Ketfl Acres on the previous (iav. SKfuiy - asked -1 lie women .*111c*i><i;nn "InAV business was. It i> i-fporied that she told them it vyds \oiy had, and lhev left. - feed's w ife; ""Ann and son, .lolui. J>ad been in the shop moments before the trio entered. Lut she (luCoT)s£rve the car. l.il Hansen, a part-time emplojjeq arrived on the scene » about one half. HOUR after the rubbery occurred. With a quaking voice., she admitted she was mighty happy that she had not licea present. Illtie ftiMhoti *fot; Pihir TV! unfa Ethel (Petey) Schmidt is . 'alcd w'ith th(* firfct prize she "'•n on Sunday at the Wonder I ..'il r'fto'o-rr'stiow for her pink niftj£i^..pekuui4«. .The lovely 1 Idwm's were displayed at the Harrison school-Saturday and Sunday. Pmi>v, who has quite a "vi e<n thumb" is especially ).roml beeattse she raised her I Iici linias from sefkis, starting 1 lioin in flats ia-.Ui€W»pring. "Another local entry was an off pink 'i ihlia submilted by Mrs. Kli^nbeth ReUer. • Lads -X' Dads a44.he Ball Park If was strictly "for men only" last Friday night,when Pavr and Mark Hansen, Bill Brecn;ui. aod .B.Uly, and Merv Sehmitt. together with son, MicRliWffTfitBfea IS Corrliskey Park to watch the Sox take Kansas City 1 to 0. The only run was..acorfi}i.^Mnr HX Luis. Apericio yhifc" his home-ran to cinc> t Amt of course, you know what hap.-. penPd. Thafc--amch -pubiteraed: soocpboa^^^^gj, JL BAKG! XjnreworRs *' aricl" The young lads were goggleeyed. 2 -* . • • . Anothcr-tfarill Agas- watching the'fabulous fireworks display which feaiiuved a . tyvotor hoat pulling a nra» -onfjwaler skiis, and: many 6'theri£" Truly a night TO remember Tor the sextet. rocks will he "on the move" again. Watch this space for time and date of meeting! Surgical Patient Wanda Senter entered Harvard hospital last Wednesday and went under the surgeon's scalpel on Friday morning. According to the report from sister Nell Abney on ' Monday morning she is making wonderful progress and should be home tomorrow. Wanda . will continue her convalescence at her mother's (Mrs. Joe CYick) honie. where she will be assured of plenty of TLC! Doh't forget to keep those get-well messages pouring in. The swimming pool featured in the card they sent from Hot Springs gives this reporter the wander lust! Nothing In Town, But First In Woodstock The Chamber of Commerce float "A Waterfall of Pmgress" captured the first place trophy in the parade in Woodstock On Aug. 6. Mayor Don Dohe/:y a- <*epted in. behalf of the organization. This item is especially joyous tecause daughter, Chiys, "irid h*.r "gal4 paN". Diane an., Bernict Bjork, constructed tlv entire float by themselves. Daddy Jake did the. carpentry work according to specifications* and from then on the young ladies were on their own. W i t h o u t t h e c o - o p e r a t i o n from Ken Peterson who not only did without his hay rack for some three weeks, but stored, the float in his barn as well, the float could not have been entered. Verbal orchids to this grand guy who did without a valuable piece of equipment during his busiest season! He had to borrow a hay rack from another farmer to complete his haying. .'Nutlier Item for the Men Folks Tfce McCullom Lake Sham- Sad Ending To Dream Vacation Nancy ami Tony Doolin were summonded home from their Hawaiian vacation with the very unhappy news that Nancy's sister, Mrs. Betty Baumbeok. had passed J away yery unexpectedly. It was a tragic end to the grandest .jaunt the two have ever had. They crossed the blue Pacific on the U.S.S. Matsonia and the ocean voyage was just delightful. Tony reports that after 24 hours in the Islands, they both felt" TTke natives!" The couple managed a lot of sight seeing and their visit was cut short by only a few days. Most amazing part was---the w o n d e r f u l c o n n e c t i o n s t h e y made for the return trip via the airways. Lady luck was -with them and they were Home the morning after they received the. call.. . ' ( ritfsp£ ^e 5lJUti»eTn States Pauline and Shorty Sheriff arg djie home any day after a wonderful journey through the south.- Their motor jaunt took them through Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and finally to Hot Springs, Ark. In. Alabama, they paused •in Montgomery for one week to visit with Pauline's sister. Racing Addicts Stewart Norbert (Don) Lorch and Bobby Gene Peterson entered their "go-carts" in (>illiert, III. last Sunday. Didn't hear if Ihey won any races, but we'll bet they had fun! Wonderful Idea A deep curtsey to the Viscounts Drum and Bugle Corps lor advertising "skirts and dresses only" for the dance held last Friday night. It is most disconcerting to witness two pairs of trousers together on ihe dance floor. Now if our own pretty belles would only follow suit! Elating Events Belated greetings to lovely lady Betty Reiter who was 82 on Aug. 7 ... Ella and Dewey Fricke will be wed 38 years tomorrow, Aug. 18 . . . One year of marriage for Anita and Dan i McMahon on Aug. 20 and the i same for Mr. and tyjrs. Ken | Branham on the sam& date . . . I One year wed also for Sally ; and Papa Olsen on Aug. 23. Best wishes to all. That winds up another news week and as the French say ! "A bientot"te See you next ! week, same time, same place. DRIVER SUSPENSIONS The state has announced the suspension of four driver licenses, Jessie Deeringer of 1 Cary for driving while 'intoxii cated, Edward Domski of 1 Lake-in-Hills and Richard A. j Meyers of Rt. 2, McHenry, for | three violations, and James B. | Foerster of Mourire Lane, McHenry, for causing or contributing to an accident resultj ing in death or injury. ' Rockefeller Center, New I York City, has ten miles of | underground corridors, over a ! millions keys, and attracts 10 1 million sightseeers yearly -- far more than any park. NEW ^COUT UNITS NOW IN PROGRESS OF ORGANIZATION Over fifty Scouters of McHenry county met at the August Roundtables in the Kishwr. ukee district. In preparation for the usual fall influx of l>oy.s, District Executive Malcolm Ingison led the group in a discussion of unit organization of unit organization activities. He pointed out that by fall, due to new units now in the process of organization, there will be as many units in McHenry county as there were in the whole district before Boone county was split off to form a new district in June. "We stand higher now membership- wise," he said, "than we evdr have before." He went on to explain how the rapidly increasing population growth in the county will bring into being many additional units. Training (^purses for adult leaders are "planned for. consecutive Wednesdays this faU. a|nd for Tuesdays in the spring. Special training sessions will be made available.to the leaders of new units organized during the winter and next summer. He announced that this summer over 90 percent of the units in the Kishwaukee district will participate in long-lerm camping experiences. Threefourths of this will be either at Camp Lowden or the Northwoods camp which are operated by the Blackhawk Area Council pf which this district is a part. The fall camp-o-ree for the district will be held the first weekend in October. Long before the white men came, the Aztec Indians had large market places where corn, fruit, tobacco, cotton, hemp, fish, fowls, woven cloth and baskets, tooled leather and silverware were sold. Philadelphia is almost 100 miles from the Atlantic Ocean. WENSE IMPROVEMENT Illinois scored 91 of a possible 100 points for improvement of its driver licensing program last year in the 1960 Annual Inventory, of Traffic Safety Activities administered by the National Safety council, Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier, has announced. Together with fifteen other jurisdictions which scored the minimum 85 points or more, Illinois qualified for American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators awards in recognition of progress made toward achieving the recommended minimum standards for driver licensing, driver examination and driver improvement programs, Mr. Carpe^ tier said. Smith's Alinement Service ELMER SMITH, Owner "Across from Ball Park In West McHenry" 1313 No. North Drive McHenry, I1L • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING • WHEEL BEARINGS • BRAKES AND SHOCK ABSORBERS • MINOR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Phone iW 5-0714 or EV 14268 JOSEPH FR1TT & SON, INC. " Builders ESTABLISHED 1926 Residential and Commercial • First In Quality - • Fairest in Prices - • Fastest in Service Phone EV 5-3976 I-wated on Hwy. 120 -- VA Mile East of Fox River Bridge : V@l!iii<g ©(seerf CcsoMfe Aygfcii Having decided to discontinue dairying, the following personal property will be offered for sale at public auction on the Indian Creek Farm located 5 miles Southwest of Mundelein, III., 5 Miles East of Lake Zurich, 1 mile Southeast of Ruute 63, or 1 mile South of Gilmer on the Volo-Gilmer blacktop Road, on TUESDAYA *. «AVU\4GWUWSiTi 2MM2mM.g 1961 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock r,:{ HEAD HI<JH (iRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE (3 Guernseys) (53.. Milch Cows -- 25 fresh, 8 close springing cows; 6 close springing heilers;^balance milking good and bred back. (This is an" outstanding high producing herd of large type, good quality dairy cattle. All are calfhood vaccinated.) DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- Mojonnier 500-gal. bulk tank; Perfection pipeline milking unit; Van Dale concrete auger type selffeeder, 7 ft. sections, complete unit 70 ft. long, easy to move. CELLAR® Owner Robers, Behm & Stade, Auctioneers WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk Union Grove, Wis. Phone TR 8-2421 C@9ifornia Grown Seedless Grapes BUY NOW FOR CANNING ILLINOIS ALBERTA $349 FreestonePeaches 48 lb bu. 3 lbs. 19' 25 Blue Bonnet Margarine 2 57° Sultana Tuna Flakes 2 If Fr@parid Spaghetti £ 4"<t"49 Ann Page Mayonnaise APPLE PIE It- Jar §f Root Beer Swiss Cheese Parker ©ven Fresh Reg. 49c Kola, Ginger Al«, Cherry Yykon Club or HilU Fancy Wiscentio CHASE&SANBORN Insfaii® (£©$go IQ-qz* 30c jar 3 24 M. AQC btls. £9 (Plus Deposit) , 59c 39* 99° it 4P Light Meat 8*/2«W. Tuna c|M,nkst»|* us Chocolate Chips or Coconut Bar* Reconstituted Lemon Juice Butter Cookies ftealemon Boss® Milk Amplifsir Iosco Milk Amplifier SMOKED A&P's SUPERRIGHT PULL SHANK HALF LB* 39 •IMS 49 32-m. 12-QZI 24-tz. BUTT HALF LB. M FOMWH ik- |UTT PORTION ib. AQc CENTER •»« SLICES (> A&P's Super-Right, U. S. Government Inspected Oven Ready Ducks "39* 39c Super-Right Sliced Cooted Ham Super-Right Sliced Bologna Jones' Dairy Farm Liver Sansagi Ready to Fry 2 pt; 98c Sea Scallops Cap'n John's 49* Sole Fillets F„„„ Pan Ready it,. 59° Fresh Whitefish ib. 49* 49° Ib. 49< o Slices. Flaky White Meat Halibut Steaks Iiro Corn Syrup nil Ir@ kM §il- Mazola Salad Oil Blue Label ;ing Afl Purpose Economical Sue pint Ml. 8-oz. btl. quart Ml. 27c tle (A $246 9 tin' §aan Spray *£££14' 49* Slit ypil HM >«"•• 2 •! 45* Niapra Hire! "•£ ile 400-el. AQC ©lie S«ft. G*ntU ,k(. 2« BAKE N SERVE ft Biscuits g Yinias nil Lii PlHtbuty or Ballard Herti Brand 2 3 7-«z. fkgs. 8-K. pk|s. 29e |0c Pkg. Old 50-oi Pkfr Marcal Garbip Bi| in Napkins Dinner Size Family Napkins £ Cut Rate fix Paper 20-ot. 50*ct» A IOVsoQ?. Pkg. of A&f» Fr©EGij Sliced and Scored FREE STRAWBERRIES with the pwfitas* of '/; gal. Crestmont ICE CREAM Y°® •h@ lessor' Price f®s* flie Ice Cr©<srai 89 In-Soft Rinse Fife fctirgent AB ietir^@nt Lux FBiles ileanser Fabric Softener IS-ez. ML mc- 2--**!*• Stile For Any 30c off ^^$199 Wash Deal |== 7c Off Sale Mild. Gentle 0« Your Hand^ A« Purpose 2lPakr«g*«< 0A9Q ( 2l4.«fc Florieit Deodorut ™ 791 Faciei Quality WOO MTAHIR ... tINCI It St 125-ft. roff AMRICA'S THI GREAT ATLANTIC « PACIFIC TEA CQMPANY ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU AUGUST I9TH lix Tifllit loap LUE lit! Iiap Lifiliif Soap ebi . Soap Golden Handy Andy Handy Andy Be LOT Fecial Quality Be KtaRy Cleaa 3 2 3 2 lectin Uqui^ Cleaner 31% 31* 37' 35\, =39* bath •ntin baH Biw