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yt • jiw.ai._e «*r Council ProoMdlnffs "" ' * Council Tfc. Citr Maai-montfel* moetin* meeting be approved m read, llotion j carried. _ f Motion by Gteoif* P. Fround> »ec- July fl, 1M7. i onded by Althoff, to approra tha pl»t met in regular I of Meadow Lun, Wnf a MjHmaion wwiiwthi mMaayvoorr of Kp art of tth •e• •W•»»H inofr NBW>i %»n of proaiding. Aldermen present: Altfcoff, Andereen, George P. Freund, Tonyan. Absent: Georg* J. 825' . Motion by Keener, seconded by tkat the minutes of the last cTurur wsrts: IWBUt Bf Section 35, To^mahi* 46N, Bug* 8. east of the 3rd P.M. in the City of McHenry, McHenry Co«mty, Illinou, with the vnderstnndittB.that •cceptance of roads, in aabdmaion described, with respect to maintenance by the city, be acted upon at such time as said roads are acceptable to the City Council. Motion carried. Motion by Hefner, seconded by Tonyan, to approve the action of the Purchasing Committee and the sirnmr of agreement by the Mayor, with Ero Eriekson, radio engineer, •providing: for technical radio maintenance of police radio. Motion car- Motion by Anderson, seconded by George P. Freund, to adjourn. Motion carried. EARL R. 1TAL8H, City Cleric. ^ ^ It. I. OVERTON, = Mayor. Don't use lye, potash, or drain solvents to thaw out frozen waste pipes. You risk serious in>iry to yourself or to workmen who may try, to undo the damage you have done.' Bolger's Drug Green Street McHeniy ' Complete line of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drug Store, McHenry. .. 8"" COLONY McHenry, Illinois Air Conditioned Phone 254 JON HALL VICTOR McLAGLEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY IN COLOR RITA JOHNSON • ANDY DEVINE 'THE MICHIGAN KID" SUNDAY THROUGH T&BSDAY -- AUGUST 3-4-5 SAMUEL GOIDWYN'S "Tie BEST Years of Our Lives I Mrrtef MYRNA IOY • F*IO«IC MARCH • DANA ANDREWS I TERESA WRIGHT • VIRGINIA MAYO • HOAGY CARMICHAEl I -- I -| r w WUiAM WYIBI • Sctmm flmr br «OK«T E. SHEtWOOD lodio Ficturts i--ee,,, „t i-""•'•••ViV,1!,'"'i mi- • •' "" i 'in -- Continuous Sunday and Monday, Starting Idi « Feature Starts 2:0© p.m.; 5:25; 8:50 Monday Matinee 76c Until 5:30 . Brenings and All Day Sunday: $1.20 Tax Ind. Children Anytime 50c KioarY-ssvnr or PATISHT8 APP*0T* HOSPITAL *»AMSI0H Eighty-seven per cent «f former patients of .Woodstock public hoe* pital, answered a patient opinion survey, think that an addition to the hospital would be of vatae.to the area, according to an announcement made by Don A. Wicks, member of the hospital's board of Wicks is also general co-chairman of the campaign to. raise 1500,000 to construct soul equip an' enlargement to the hospital. The stud} ,. was made by direct mail questionaires to a croessection of former patient of the hospital, both inside the city of Woodstock and in the remainder of McHenry county. Three hundred questionnaires were mailed to patients who were hospitalised during the years 1040, IMS and 1047. Wicks said. "Opinion* of persons hospitalised in these years should represent the attitude of patients toward Woodstock hospital bifore the war, during tht war and today," he added. This year's patients answering the questionnaire agreed 100 per cent that Woodstock needed a new addition. "This is understandable," Wicks commented, "as they ;have had an opportunity to witnesr first hand the crowded conditions and the need for additional facilities today." The personal attitude of non-professional people--maids, porters, orderlies, etc.--of the hospital was judged "pleasant" by more than 45 per cent of the patients and "all right" by 54 per cent. The quality of food and food service, an important factor in the treatment on any patient, commented Wicks, was also rated as excellent by a majority of the 1947 patients, both from inside Woodstock and in the surrounding area. Of those queried, 92 per cent stated that they had received enough food to satisfy their appetites." y:r> ' ,'-T* * jT ' ' ",rs 1" kZ »' '* ' • a vvftr orders for new cars, and for those whpTnay be interested in placing an order with us in ' :• ~ ~ & ' - ' ' f .7>": J'*? future. Good Celery When buying celery, select stalks that are firm and crisp and of medium length. Avoid pithy or stringy celery. Transport Expenditures Just prior to the war, one-fifth of ! all investments and more than onej tenth of all consumer expenditures were for transportation! The amount spent by consumers for transportation services was over 7.3 billion dollars. 4 ^ Complete line of Lee's poultry remedies at Wattles Drug Store, McHenry. 8-tf Conditioned - Cooled MILLER THEATRE • PHONE 32 Woodstock, HI. FRL. ft SAT., AUG. 1-2 R«y Rogers Dale Evans In "APACHE ROSE* In Technicolor - Phm "IT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN" with Frank (Hie Yoke) Sinatra Kuthryn Grayson Jimmy Durante SUN. - MON. - TUBS. A U G . 3 - 4 - 5 Joan Crawford Yan Hefl Raymond Massey in •POSSESSED" Pins "SPORT OF KINGS'* It's Hoof Beat Thrills la The Heart of Old Keatneky Tneeday Doors Open 5:30 Program Starts at 6:00 and 941 Adnlts $1.20 Tax hcL WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY "THE BEGINNING OR THE M'lHIMH i i i n i m i n i n m i ii i i n 1 1 1 a WED. - THURS. - FRL AUG. 6-7-8 CHEYENNE" starring Dennis Morgan Jane Wfnn Janh Paige Alan Hale - SINGLES - Sleep sounds the clock around in Faultless smar From $5*50 If the production of cars since October, 1945, to this present date had been on thp same basis as it was during 1941, Overton Motor Sales would have received from%fBuick, Cadillac, Oldsmobile and Pentiac, Four Hundred and Thirty* Five Cars. However, because of critical production problems, Our Receipts have been Only One Hundred and Ninety 1946 and 1947 Bulck, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Pontiac Cars To This Date. Of The 190 Postwar Cars Sold By W ere Sold Without Any ® Trade-in. Of These^l90 New Cars, Only Two Cart Are Known To Have Been Resold by the Original Owner* This indicates that considerable care has been taken by Overton Motor Sales in distributing cars to those people who are sincerely interested in new cars as transportation and not as a means to exhorbitant Black Market profits. • - ^ In a check of our distribution of these 190 automobiles, the following classifications have been supplied^ Amputee Veterans 10 • Taxi ^' 2 , States Office 1 Buy yourself some downright sleeping comfort with Faultless Pajamas by Wilson Brothers! Each is cut for extra roominess--and there's no drawstring to strangle your midriff, thanks to Wilson Brothers all-elastic Faultless waistband. Attractive patterns in your favorite colors. :: SiiujainBi m?** "SMOKE DREAMS" J. Stafford "ON THE OLD SPANISH TRAIL" Eddy Howard s • "UNCLE FUD" Dorothy Shay "TALLAHASEE" Vauftin Monroe "SMOKE, SMOKE, SMOKE?* Tex Willianwi "THATS MY DESIRE" Woody Hern**. , "PASSING BY** ^ *•- '• • - ALBUMS - "STUDENf PRINCET* A1 Goodman Other Veterans Doctors Clergy T 43 8 2 American Legion Other Old Line Customers . . V . .190 You may be assured that we feel keenly our responsibility of seeing that you are treated fairly. If your new car is not going to be available for some time, why not bring your present car in for needed repairs? We have the most complete parts and accessories stock in our history and factory trained mechanics to do a sound job. (X) For Your Iijfon^§tipn- ^ "ROMANCE** ; Eddy Howard "MUSIC FOR MEMORIES" Paul WmUmi "KING OOLE TRIO" "HISTORY Or Ji Stefan'& Phono 1JW OPEN SUNDAY MORNINtife iiiiraHmiuiiiuiuiiuuiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii BU1CK - CADILLAC ^ OLDSMOBILE - PONTIAC ^ Telephone 6 _ \ ",,Z..^ • * '