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Thursday, June 27, 1963 IBB McHENBT MJUNDEALEB McHENRY PLAINDEALEU HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS 8812 West Elm Street Ptrafee 885-0170 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. Larry E. Lund -- Publisher A4ele Froehlich, Editor Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois 1963 run NATIONAL EDITORIAL A5gbc(&ATl3l! J U J rfitun»ii\^ Jmmanmmm ^ Subscription Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 1 Year $4.50 6 Mos. $2.25 6 Mos. $2.50 \ Mos $1.50 2 Mos. $1.70 %rB 0AT/A/vA WITH BOWMAN - - , ,v s By Hank Bowman IPveryone knows boats don't grow on trees. Yet during a Florida Gold Coast Marathon race a competing boat well in the lead bounced off a &ave, vaulted through the air and the driver watched his competitors pass by from a roost in the crotch of a tree. A young couple bought a new station wagon, a thing of beauty with twotone paint to match their outboard sports runabout. The odor of fresh upholstery still clung to its interior when the husband returned from work to find the new car with hood dented and one side bashed in. He was hard put to believe his wife's explanation that the car had been kicked by a policeman's horse. Then one afternoon the husband came back from a fishing junket in a taxi. He never teased his wife again about her altercation with a mounted minion of the law. He and a pair of cronies had launched his boat, then parkecj the freshly repaired station wagon with trailer in tow alongside a bulkhead. Several hours later the fishing trio had returned to find car and trailer flat as a flounder underneath the bow'of a submarine! Weird boating accidents don't occur every day, but they do happen. " A Philadelphia doctor owned a twin-engine 28' cabin cruiser of unique design. She was exceptionally fast and could beat anything her size until she hit an airplane! A Pippr Cub had made a crash landing on the river. The pilot escaped uninjured and the plane sank. No one was able to locate the plane until two weeks later when she suddenly bobbed to the surface in midchannel directly in the path of the doctor's cruiser. An aluminum utility soared through a drug store window and slid to a stop at the feet of startled Coke drinkers at the soda fountain. Another cartopper nearly missed the cab of a truck and turned loose hundreds of chickens on a highway south of Norfolk, Va. An unlimited class speedboat plummeted into the midst of a formal garden party at Seattle .some years ago. Most boating accidents, however, aren't such flukes. A surprising number occur to boats in transit over the hi;*h ways. The bulk of these are caused by lack of normal precautions. Trailer hitches should be carefully secured before getting underway. Never tow without a safety chain. Trailer hitches can rattle free ot the hitch or trailer tongue tip can break. Safety chains should be secured well back from the hitch and fastened directly to a car's frame member Or to a securing location and separate from the hitch itself. Keep trailer wheel lugs tightened and occasionally inspect springs. A loose spring shackle- can allow spring leaves to shift. If car-top racks are of the suction-cup typ6 be sure the auxiliary straps are hooked securely to car top gutters. Lash the boat to both the carrier and with safety lines to securing locations on the car. Remember that Af an accident occurs to your boat you may not merely lose your boat, you may he responsible for damages. You'll feel . more secure if you carr# adequate liability insurance. THEOQORE ARVIDSON A distinguishedjservice award was presented to Theodore S Arvidson of 3805 W. Clover avenue. Edgebrook Heights, McHenry, recently in recognition of hia thirty years with the investment firm of Hornblower and Weeks, which is celebrating its seventy-fifth anniversary. Mr. Arvidson was also awarded a radio. He was among forty partners and amployees honored at the inaugural dinner meeting of the Quarter Century club. MODINE PRESIDENT LICENSES Of FOUR COUNTY DRIVERS REVOKED The office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentter has announced the revocation of the driver licenses of four motorists. They are James L. Colberg of 2907 W. Rt. 120, Island Lake, and Loren K. Watkins of Huntley, both ror driving while intoxicated; also Robert V. Nottoli of 2708 S. Holiday, McHenry, for three reckless driving convictions within twelve months; and Melvin J. Kilroy of Fox River Grove for causing or contributing to an accident resulting in death or injury. Suspensions were ordered for Walter A. Conrad of 3206 A higbii;;M of the Drum Corps Magic Show on McCracken tiela Sunday, July 21, will be the appearance of the Skokie Vanguard unit. The Vanguards, and other outstanding corps will compete in the colorful show before crowds which have continued to grow each year. . COURT BRIEFS Justice Court Harold E. Beaman of Ringwood was fined $50 on a charge of reckless driving when he ip]>eared in the court of Justice of the Peace Charles M. Adams last Saturday. Speeding charges were made igainst several drivers. They were William H. Hohmann of 107 N. Mineral Springs, $24; Richard L. Hosch of Richnond, $20; Nicholas Manos of Chicago, Ronald E. Suchor of ^rystal Lake, Richard Good- Iriond of Cary and Robert M. Bourne of Pell Lake, Wis., all $10. Jerry D. Farmer of 4809 W. Flanders, McHenry, paid a $10 fine for disobeying a stop sign. INSTALLATION OF * 40 ET 8 PLANNED 1 FOR McHENRY At tlieir regular promenade hold in Huntley last Aveek, 'the ! tnemlxrrship of Voiture 578, McHenry county 40 et 8 "The : little Voiture with a Big Heart' )ted unanimously to have Raymond Siscoe ol McHenry (Mineral Springb) be the chef do care. Also unanimously- elected to office.were the following: A. J "Tony" Kirchl>erg of Crystal Lake as chef de train; Melvir. Johnson of Woodstock as gar la porte (fifth y^ar); Charles Frisch of Caiy as commisalr intendent; and Chef de Garo Saynor as conducteur. Chef Saynor will also automatically hold the office or cherninot m the Voiture. George Mracheck of McHenry was elected as correspondent. Tentative arrangements have been made by tile incoming chef de gare to hold the installation at the McHenry American I region home on Aug, 17, and Grande Voiture d'lllrnois officers will do the installing. Also at the installation, the incoming chef^de gare will appoint other officers to assist him in the coming year's programs. Win SilVef'Award Robert A. Bethune of Wonder Lake was fined $15 for driving too fast for conditions. A charge of failure to have the car under control was made against Raymond DeWitt of 5006 Orchard Drive, McHenry, who paid $12. Ward B. Stevenson, president of .the Public delations Society of America, presents Silver Anvil award to George W„ Ryerson, Northern Illinois Gas • company's secretary and director of putilic relations, and H. J. "Hack" ftoth, the utility's manager of area industria} development. Award was one of twenty-five maue at society's annual dinner in New York recently. A convict recently spent lo months digging a tunnel with a teaspoon--only to come out into another prisoner's cell. court Of Police Magistrate Donald Howard last Thursday evening for having open liquor in his car. Magistrate Court David Myers of Orchard Gerald Abrahamson of Crys- Lane. McHenry, paid a $10 tal Lake was fined $50 in the fine for speeding. E. G. RUTHERFORD Election of E. G. Rutherford as president of Modine Manufacturing Co., .effective July 1, was announced this past week. He replaces A. G. Dixon, who announced at the annual meeting that he will retire as chief executive officer of the Racinebased heat transfer products manufacturer. Modine has manufacturing plants in Racine; LaPorte, Ind., Paducah, Ky., Whittier. Calif., and McHenry. A sixth plant is scheduled to begin production later this year. SERVICE NEWS Philip G. Hastings, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hastings ot 4911 Bonner drive, McHenry, is now taking his Tx>ot training in San Diego and will be stationed there for six weeks. His address is S. R., Co. 250-45. USNRTC, San Diego 33, Calif. Skyway drive, and Adfienne E. Ozog of 1908 N. Meadow lane, both of McHenry, John K. Brooks of Fox River Grove and Friedrich Vann of Crystal Lake, all for three violations; also Karl Mogdana, Jr., of Crystal Lake for violating restriction on license or permit. A $25 fine was unloosed on joorge D. Vergara of 406 >>untry Club, McHenry, fictitious license plates. for Both Robert R. Morris of Wonder Lake and La Verne Foerster of Woodstock were fined $12 each for following too closely. A $10 fine was imposed on Joseph F. Hrncirik of Bur- •ington, Wis., for failure to yield the right-of-way. EXTRA TENDER ~ PUBLIC CARD PARTY ano Salon Luncheon & Dessert Wednesday, July 10th--12 Noon Sponsored by The Women's Auxiliary at the PISTAKEE YACHT CLUB Donation $1.60 per person -- Prizes Reservations must be made by July 8th FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 385-1241 or 385-1595 SIADU1HE CO/UK, HILARIOUS STAGE PLAYS PERFORMED ^ BY A TOP FLITE NEW YORK CAST NOW THROUGH JULY 7 ^LATELQVE" Comedy .by Rosemary Ctsey ' Come early! Enjoy a delightful country ftyte dinner and a city style cocktail, then browse through our shops or lake a relaxing stroll around our spacious grounds. 3 Mi. W. »f M«r*n«a «n US. Jo VWv «15-54#-721« Curtain Tim* 1:43 Sat. 1 1 10 Sim. 7i4S Wad 7 & »:45 $1.00 Dapcfit taquirad .fw AUt Saata; i •>.. 11. and Kattaurant Opan «t Naww Claaad Mandaya. <•. 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