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rirriru'uonj-Lnj-^n nn n injnjgruarxru-u-Lruxrirv^ MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS ASSOCIATION PROMISES NEW LOOK FOR BEACH The Cullom-Knoll association is announcing that the remodeling of the beach will be underway shortly. Promises have been made that it will be completed in time for Memorial i*y services. The Ladies of the Lake, represented by their President Carrie Kurth, presented a check for $100 to Cullom-Knoll president George Luto to be put toward this worthwhile project. Thanks to these two wonderful groups , it is possible we'll have one of the nicest beaches in the area. ,--. «#» : FINAL LITTLE LEAGUE TIEGBTRATION June 1 is the last chance for boys to register for baseball. John Klapperich is again man-in-charge. Registration will be at the beach house Sunday, June 1, from noon till 3 p.m. The fee is $5 and the boy must be 8 years or older. Adult help is needed in the way of coaches. Anyone with time on your hands, here is your chance. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Mrs. Caroline Vanderhorst who lived for several years at 5203 W. Fountain lane passed away May 8. She had been residing the past year at the Central Baptist Home in Chicago. The body rested at the Wohl and Wohl funeral home in Oak Park. Interment was at Irving Park cemetery. Survivors include one daughter, Doris, and a niece, Evelyn Mason, of West Shore Beach. Our sympathies to all. VILLAGE PRESIDENT ATTENDS MEETING On Wednesday, May 14, our President George Luto met with the McHenry County Mayors association at the McHenry city hall, with McHenry Mayor Don Doherty as host. They had a very interesting meeting on law enforcement. George had the honor of being picked, along with two others, to be on the committee to nominate new officers of this association. After the meeting adjourned sandwiches and coffee was served by Mrs. Doherty. MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES Memorial Bay services are set for 11 a.m., May 30 at the beach. Chairman Ray Lary is still asking that anyone with sons or daughters in service to please contact him. He has received only two phone calls in response to our plea for . names of servicemen. We would like to be able to pay them all due respect on Memorial Day, but we can't if we don't know who they are. If you know of any of our local boys or girls in any branch of the Armed Forces please contact Ray Lary at 385-7236, or this reporter at 385-0941. POINTS OF HISTORICAL * INTEREST REVISITED Jimmy Tallurico, grandson of Mary Tallurico, had a very interesting trip recently. Along with seventy classmatesandten ehaperones from Our Lady of Mercy school, he visited such historical places as Washington, D.C., Williamsburg, and points of interest in Vermont and Virginia. They left by plane from Chicago on Friday and returned Monday. SURPRISE! SURPRISE! When my husband, Gary, and friend, Dick Hester, returned home from town Saturday, it was to a chorus of "Surprise", in honor of Gary's birthday. Somehow I had managed to keep the cake and otheY refreshments well hidden, and he was completely surprised. Friends in attendance were Len and Gerry lensen, Loren and Dee Gobel, Roger and Vera Dunham, Dick and Linda Hester, Don and Toni Pearson, and Dick Moore. Due to a visit at our house by ESSAYS, POEMS SCHOOL PROJECT DURING CLEAN-UP Sixth grade students in Edgebrook school submitted essays and poems to their teachers last week, based on the city clean-up program then in progress. These are two of those submitted: Ho v McHenry Became Garbage Free It all started in 1969 in the city of McHenry. Many people the "mumps", Monty and Nancy Yates were unable to attend. THE BIRTHDAY BEAT Birthday wishes on the twenty- fifth to Mike Lorch who will be 18, Barb Morris turns 14 Ronald Mujlen is 9, and Mike Klapperich is 12, all on the twenty-seventh.. Happy birthday to all!! Fri. May 23, 196,9 -- Plaindealer - Sec. Pg. 3 • • • • • • ! • • • • t • ;• • • • • • [• !• • ?• • :• • t t :• it it it it i • : • : • :• •i. • • • • • : • • • • : • ; • • X • • • . • • • • • • • • • I • • i... 59 nave .'1.000,000 CONLON-COLLINS FORD is shooting for The Moon... in May and June... ® We have amassed over with Sales of 1000 Cars DESIGNED FOR Jjp • J SUPERMARKET EyftLiu New and Used Carson over 5 acres of land BUYING... NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN CHICAGO She*1 .© ^ Also see ^ 1 -j? our All-New == 1970 Maverick for $1995! '69 CUSTOM FORD BIG CAR 121" WHEELBASE LIST $2687 CASH DISCOUNT $537 ONLY FULL FACTORY EQUIPMENT We Will Sell every New Ford at one Low Discounted Price... At Savings...unmatched anywherel WE WILL '500 AT LEAST *700 GIVE YOU f-or any old car m trade AT LEAST f- or atiy oki car in trade Mustang or Fairlane full Hte f- ord We absolutely refuse to be undersold or outserviced - and are^> ; ^ blasting prices to bits!!! 'fi EVERY USED CAR will be ^ WHOLESALE-PRICED 'during this sale! AT LEAST *750 For any old car m trade on any New '69 Country Sedan Wagon AT LEAST f- or any ok) car m trade on any New 69 I TO AT LEAST *1000 for any old car trade on any New 69 t Bird factor y equipped CONLON-COLLINS t CRYSTAL LAKE.. 459-5400 ROUTES 14 and 176 Norm Collins Bill Conlon oreNDAiLYSAMio.M ^ SAT. AND SUNDAY 9 « 5 VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT With OVer 23,000 customers... 35 New Service Demos available for our customers LARGEST CAR DEALER IN McHENRY COUNTY and SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES thought the streets and park were cluttered because of trash from careless people. The citizens decided to have one week when the people would help pick up the trash. They worked hard for the whole seven days and mide the town look trashfree. The citizens of McHenry have made the town a cleaner place in which to live. How You Can Help L -- Pick up all trash you see on the roads. 2. -- Remind your neighbors of these facts. 3. -- Keep your own yard clean and neat of garbage. 4. -- When you're in a car br truck keep your garbage in a litterbag, not on roads. 5. -- Don't throw things in the rivers or streams* " Kevin Wynveen POEM It would be nice To work like mice And clean McHenry so; To fix the bumps With all the humps So streets are not so low. To have some parks For birds like larks To move their families in; With lots of cans For litter fans So please put on a grin! To have a pool, Keep nice and cool On summer days so hot; And have a smash Without the trash While enjoying our town spot. So now let's think before you throw, In spite of what we all do know, And keep McHenry clean and bright All morning, afternoon and night. Martha Rabbitt and Carolyn Snyder The Gentlemen from Buick Offer Q Bushel Drive a bargain -- Drive to Fox Lake "The gentlemen from Buick" MURPHY-BARER BUICK-0PEL 91 S. RTE. 12 FOX LAKE JU 7-2555 SAT. 9-5 CLOSED SUN. c 7 r 11 mo Trade-Up Time! at: McHenry G.M.C. & Rambler SPECIAL -- 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury III $1295 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 1966 CLASSIC 770 $1195 1965 RAMBLER Classic- $895 1964 CHEVELLE $795 1963 CHEV. 4 door hardtop $895 1963 FORD $595 1966 SAAB Wagon $995 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $795 -- MAY TRUCK SPECIAL -- New 1969 G.M.C. Vi ton pickup.... $1999 1966 G.M.C- Tilt cab w/sieeper & tandem rearend, 10 speed road ranger tians., 8 cylinder diesel engine completely reconditioned $11950 1966 G.M.C. High Tilt, 10 spd. road ranger trans., 8 cyl. diesel engine, tandem rearend, completely reconditioned $10950 1966 WHITE completely overhauled Cummins diesel eng. tandem rearend $8950 1966 FORD ton 4 speed $1595 1966 CHEV. % ton pick-up $1395 1966 FORD Vz ton. Sharp $1395 1965 CHEV. Vz ton. Clean $1195 1956 DODGE \v cattle rack $595 1958 I.H.C. w box & hoist $1495 1962 CHEV. 80 series, rebuilt engine and grain trailer $1895 McHENRY G.M.C.- & RAMBLER PHONE 815-385-2620 1801 RT. 120 McHENRY. ILLINOIS I