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- j!-. (•> •* t I"jyA '.^j? 1*W* •H.S. ACTIVITIES stiM*-* •fr- Entertain At Meeting including popular. Comptometer Demonstration Mr. Murphy of the comptometer school in Chicago gave a very interesting demonstration. on the use of the comptometer last week. The advantages of the machine were explained to us, and he showed us multiplication, addiby Dorrs Fuhler & 1'eRgv Sglsdorf v;t • • Evening In Paris The May breeze wafts across the Parisian. scene. Gay young couples drift lightly across the walks of gay Paris (pronounced Paree) before the sidewalk cafc (pronounced cafe) to the melodic sounds produced by Vera Perry, j tion, subtraction and divisiOh on it. It was very interesting arid educational. Junior Paper The Junior class will run thsir edition 6f the WARRIOR before the school term ends. Miss Rose and Miss Stevens have been working with the English III people to get them accustomed to journalism. Stars twinkle up above and there in the moonlight--well, use your imagination! ^ <#11 this will take place at the Junior prom May 24, in the "gym iecorated beyond recognition, iwe hope thfy remember to put £1 the basketballs away) "partially described above with the tteme "Evening in Paris," as y>u probably guessed. The Jiniors are preparing to send out invitations to the Seniors and Jiniors who indicated their date at a meeting of the two classes larc' Friday. Anyone who has acqiired a date for the big event arfl hasn't already notified the Inritation; committee should £et in touch with either Mary Nye or! Dolores Smith. lit a class meeting last week, thi Juniors decided to elect a kiig and queen from the Junior clses. Miieic Contest Held > Xembers of the orchestra, the viain quartet and some solos traveled to Jacksonville May 1 and 2 to; participate in tfye state mugic contest. These are the peoule who received first at district contests. These are the resuite: Jennifer Houda received a first for ' her vocal solo. Jack Wirtz received a# second for his vocsl solo and also a second for his violin solo; the orchestra won %cond, and the Violin Quartet, composed of Charlene Dowe. Georgia 'Stenger, Jean Weber and Jack Wirtz also received a second. They were entered in Glass B competition with thirteen othe>' districts and we think "they did very well. NOTICE Last wiek, in our aecotint of i etc. "Play Day" in Woodstock, we left Roberta Stoller from our list of I participants. "Bert" is one of our star athletes and. of course, won (all the games so we would like to I extend our regrets and assure her that if she ever gees to another "Play Day" we will not only remember her, we will write, her |name in capital letters. McHenry Places in Show ? . ANNUAL MEETING April 2»tfi, 1952 ' ' 'Tm City Council met in' an nual meeting to conduct busines: pertinent to the closing of the fiscal year. Mayor Freund presided and all aldermen were piesent. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Anderson, th& the minutes of the last meeting tffe approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by RothermM, seconded by Vycital, that the treasurer's report for the month of April be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Thennes, seconded by Althoff, that the clerk's report for the month of April be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Thennes, that the treasurer's annual report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Rothermel. that the clerk's annual report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Thennes* seconded by Anderson, that the following MODIFICATION IN GAS RESTRICTION --1 ORDER ANNOUNCED The Illinois Commerce Commission has approved, a slight modification in the gas restriction order of the Public Service company of Northern Illinois, it was announced last week. The changes, principally in the interest of clarification and simplification, includes: . 1. Twelve months time for authorized customers to install their gas furnaces instead of the present six months. Limited availability of heating equipment and of skilled installers has prevented many customers authorized last December from installing their gas heat equipment by June, as required under the old order. 2. All future requests for gas heat to be made in writing on a form to be supplied by the company. Previous requests have been permitted by letter, telephone or personal call. The new written re- Packaged Liquor Licenses. Motion carried. Motion by Rothermel, seconded by Anderson, to designate the salary of the Chief of Police at $262.50 per month and to increase the present salaries of other police officers, street department employees and caretaker of sewer plant in the amount of 0 per cent. Motion carried. Mayor Freund announced the following appointments for ensuing year: When the Past Presidents Parley dinner meeting wa> held in McHenry recently, these McHenry ladies, all members of the Legion Auxiliary, took part in the. evning's program. They are, left to right. Henrietta Vycital, Julia Hecht, Christine Krinn, Minnie Green, ATice; Barbian, Ed$le Meath and Pearl foetach... ' were discussed arid full agreement | Winfield W. Hagberg ' • •• reached as to . compliance with LeOna Henschel regulations. . Luke Hickman , = ; ^ \ Motion by Althoff, seconded by Frank J. Holt ; I . ' bills be paid as approved by the Thennes,' to adjourn; Motion car-1 McHenrv Countrv Club' ' ^ 'S"° -- Hed. .. .. Harold F. Miller George P. Freund, Mayor prank Nell Earl R. Walsh. City Clerk j A. E. Sroonan, Sr. and Allen E. Noonan, Jr. SPECIAL MEETING . j Bernard .1. Peschke i. April 29, 1958 -j A! Phannenstill d-b-i Sports- At the close of the Annual mans Inn finance committee: Motion carried. Harold Aim, Salary $220.00 { Clyde Rhoades, Salary . 220.00 j John WeiQhmann, Salary . 210.00! Arthur J. Smith, Salary 197.801 Philip M. Thennes, Salary*"190.20 . City Attorney -- John E. Looze j audit of j City Collector -- Mayme BUST carried. Chiefc of Police -- Harold Aim i Police Officers -- Clyde EL | Rhoades and John R. Weichmann and August Moriti 1 Supt. Waterworks, Sewer and Streets Jack Smith , i Employees -- Anton H;; Freund and Philip M. Thennes , Caretaker of Disposal Plant ^ Fred C. Feltz • ' ; ; Board of Health *Dr. W. ANye. A. J. Kamholz and L^ X Winkel. ' , . . o* Standing Oomigiltteea: ' :^V> t Finance -- Vycital,« Althoff, Freund •i License -- Thennes, Anderson, "Freund . * Street and Alley. -- Rothermel. Vycital, Anderson Water and Sewer -- Althoff, Thennes, Freund Sidewalks --' Thennes, Althoff, Rothermel --- Public Property -- Freund, Vy- Building Codes and Permits -- Rothermel, Anderson. Thennes Band -- Freund," Althoff, Thennes • <. * " Athletic Field -- Althoff, Vycital, Rothermel Library -- Anderson. Vycital, Walsh ' Motion by Anderson, seconded by Althoff, to approve the appointments as made by the mayor. Motion carried. Motion by Vycital, seconded by the j Thennes, to hire the" firm of J. W. I North & Co. to make the annual AntcMri H. Freund, Salary 190.201 Meeting, Mayor Freund called Earl R. Walsh, Office ex- ] SpeCia.l meeting of the City Coun- P®nse _ •> 100.00j cil for the purpose of acting on George P. Freund, Salary j license applications, appointments (3 Mos) . 56.00 ^ other business that might William H. Althoff, Salary (3 Mo's) Arnold Anderson, Salary (3 Mo's) George J. Freund, Salary (3 Mo's) * ... Leo G. Rothermel, Salary (3 Mo's) 7 Edward J. Thennes, Salary (3 Mo's) Charles W. Vycital, Salary (3 Mo's) ........ .'X . John E. Loose, Salary (3 Mo's) Thomas F. Bolger, Salary (3 Mo's) Earl R. Walsh, Salary (3 Mo's) Dr. A. I. Froehtich, Board of Health Salary A. J. Kamholz, Board of Health Salary Leo J. Winkel, Board of Health Salary . ...... Mayme Buss, Salary .. .7 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 3600 35.00 50.00 come before Aldermen Anderson. Freund. Rothermel, Thennes, Vycital. Absent: None. the Council, present: the city books. Motion Motion by Althoff, seconded by Rothermel, to adjourn. Motion carried. Earl R. WalBh, City Clerk FOtE LOSS A barn on the Vivian SoukMp ivy Hill farm at/ the intersection of routes 20 and &9 was destroyed by fire last week, resulting in an estimated loss of 915,000. The cause of the fire was not determined but the flames gained con-* siderable headway before beinf discovered and the building waa doomed when Bartlett firemen' arrived at the scene. Firemen spent their efforts in preventing the flames from spreading to other buildings. The barn conn tained a supply of hay and farm machinery which was destroy^! in the blaze. No stock was lost- T Complete line of Bee be livestock remedies st Wattles Brag Staca Mr Henry. Ml WE RENT LAWN ROLLERS i 30.00 105.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 67.50 quest form will minimize the McHenry Library, possibility of misunderstanding on the part of either the company or the customer as to date, address, levy John Weichmann, Tax . . . . . . . 7 5 0 . 0 0 Salary 10.00 SPECIAL SEWER FUND 3. A simplified method of ai.! Fred C. Feltz. Salary .... 145.00 locating gas heat authorizations Mayme Buss, Clerical .,.. 20.00 when and if additional gas be ' At the request of til* City comes available. Council, applicants for Alcoholic The order sets forth a simpli- Beverage Licenses were present.. fied and equitable method for Reported violations under the handling future' allocations as between existing homes and new homes built by individuals and project builders. Allocations would be made according to the ratio Ernesto Plerpni R. Place, Inc. Helen Marie Stroud and Florence Ruth Weddige John A. Thennes Gus Unti Althoff, motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Vycital. to approve the appli- Motion by Althoff. seconded by , cation of the McHenry American Rothermel. to approve applica- Legion Post No 491. Inc for tions submitted by the following! ciass -p- Alcoholic Beverage named for Class "A" Aicohoiic License. Motion carried. Beverage License#-:-----• Carl Behnke cital, Anderson Ordinance -- nes, Freund Anderson, Then- Althoff's Hdwe. •01 Mailt Street MeHeary PHONE M 1 Motion by Thennes. seconded I by Anderson, to approve the ap- Herman C. Buck & Erma Buck plications of Thomas P. Bolger Ernie Freund & Carolyn Justen and H. F. Nye for Class; "C! McHenry placed third of four»! of requests in each group based |teen teams competing- in the i dates of request. IF. i"'. A. sectional fatstock judgling contest held at Model Farrr."; lApril 29. Richard Nowak placed leighth- and Jim Adams tenth in Ithe individual ratings. Registration Begins Thursday evening, the parents )f prospective Freshmen are in /ited to a Freshmen night, and the prospective Freshmen, too, incidentally. Thg parents, as well as the stuwill get acquainted witu the teachers and the school. Also fhe gym, health and music programs will be explained. Organist To Appear Eddie Osborne, a well known l-adio and TV organ stylist, will home to Our school Thursday at K:40 for a performance before ].he student body. Mr. Osborne has been playing IhOgOrgan since he was II years |)ld. He plays all kind^fof music, In asking for continuation of the gas restfiction order, the company reported that even though a large number of customers had been authorized in 1951 to install their gas furnaces, there were still a large number on the gas heat waiting list. The many authorizations last year were due to completion of the new Texa* Illinois natural gas pipeline from the gulf coast of Texas to Joliet fror\p which Public Service received an additional supply of gas. All ga« heat requests filed prior to Sept. 1. 1951, have been authorized, it was stated. Continuation of the restriction order, in effect since July, 1946, is necessary, it was said, until further additional supplies of gas become available. There was no indication as to when this might •ccur. f tClNG SIZE Q U A-L.J T Y> SNAPSHOT? m *Album PICTURES MLAA$eD AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! PER ROLL 6or* &«f M Commgr$*§§ 12 ex. nlu 094 ma.40 Wattles Drug Store "THE HOME STORE" Main Street . PHONE 351 McHenry, HI ordinance governing ihe license® LIVESTOCK AT AUCTION _ Every Wednesday Nite - 7:30 P. M. Sale Barn -- Woodstock, 111. -- On Route, 47 Consign any livestock jreu have to *«1L We will assare yon top price* prevailing eark week* for any stork yea hare to sell. Sell, here, where yea can control the price Jim receive. For pickup service call 572 Or 499 . We are bonded. -- Onr Hertlee will please You. WOODSTOCK COMMISSION SALES CO. Incorporated TONYAITS HOME FURWSHNGS Art & Leone Tonyjui AHMSTRONG -- NAIRN -- KENTILE LINOLEUM and TILE Installation By Factory Trained Mechanic^ ' PLASTIC WALL TILE JOANNA WESTERN SHADES - ROLL-UP VERTICAL BLINDS SIESTA VENETIAN BLINDS CAMEO-SHERBACK CURTAINf Drapery Fabrics by the Yard. Cvttioin Made Draperies and 3MP Covert. m PHONE 917 ?08 E. ELM STREET McHENRY. ILL. 4-door, Sptcisl. Vbitt sidtwdls options! at txtrtuM* ALWAYS BE CAREFUi DRIVING) PROFE^IOnfll DIRECTORV '4- '3 It- -fri n-y m.: lot, C. R. SWAXSO^.v ; 'Dentist S. Greon Street Office Honrs: tthily Except Thinly » to IS - 1:30 to 6:ti , Wed. and Friday. Evealaft* 7 to 9 P. *. Telephone McHenry 1M --- •A E. E. PEASLEE, I».C. Chiropractor 1* S. Green StM McHenry Office Honrs: Dally Except Thursday » to 12 -- 1:S0 to S Mon„ Wed. aad Fri. Eveatnft : to 9 P. *. 4'all McHenry 21B-B For Appointment TI:P>O\ KXOX Attorney At Law ^ pMk Green and El« Stnato • < McHenry Taesday and Friday • Afternoon!* OtVr Days By Appofntmeat ^ Phone McHenry tt jv (5 >,• ^•BFRT A. STFEB»-. :-f ^ " Attorney At Law < -- WM Center Street < j." 8 Phone MeHenry MeHFNRT. ILL. WILLIAM M. CARROLL, Jr. ->•*?« Attorney At "Law ' -'smftM U0H Benton Street Pione Woodstocfc MW * " W04»DST0€W ranfeKS JOSEPH X. WATHHB Attorney At Inr 809 Wankefan Road (KP1> Phone McHenr* WEST McHEXRT. ILL. 4'^- v.; fr-' ".ft It makes e9ch\dr^o£gas siy; uncle ACCORDING to combustion experts^ jCjl. there's as much energy locked in a drop of gasoline as there is in a drop of nitroglycerine. But the problem is to put that energy to work. 1 '.f. So Buick engineers aren't content jusii to mix that drop with air and touch it off. They've designed an engine that brings it catapulting into a cylinder head where it strikes a turbo-top piston--gets whipped into a churning, swirling ball of tight-packed energy. Then it's fired. And when that happens, a drop of gasoline certainly lets loose fcower. This isn't something that happens in a "car of the future." It happens in a Buick Fireball 8 Engine today. It's a high-compression engine^ want it to do--true and sure in its course on a straightaway--beautifully balanced on curves. " ~|t's a car with Dynaflow Drive* to feed power with infinite smoothness--and a road-hugging levelness of ride that took ft million in cold cash to perfect. t's a valve-in-head engine. But it's also--And it is, with all this, a very tidy a Fireball in performance as well as bargain. Why not price it, drive it, know Dame. it for yourself? We'll be glad to.arrange And it puts extra power under the hooct a demonstration. -- -- --and extra miles in the fuel back in the gas tank. Now, power is great, but what goes with it? Mister, that's something you ought tor find out--and soon. What goes with it is an automobile as sweet-handling, eager and willing as anything that ever made your pulse leap to a faster beat. It's a car that seems to know what you Equipment, accessories, trim and models are subject to change without notice. Wheel Crests standard on Roadmaster, optional at extra cost on other Series. *Standard on Roadmaster, optional at extra cost on other Series. VERN THELKT Tracking Oruvel Blaek Dfiif Excavattatr Tel. MeHenrr 58S-R-9 or W8.W^~ . Box 172, Rt. 1. Mf "ear*. TO. A. P. FREOD * Sell® Exravatlnsr Coatra»-»«f» tVnekinir. Hydranltc afi Crane Servleo - ROAD BlILDDie- T«l. 3M-M Hchenrr. % uis i>-P' INSURADTC EARL R. WALSH Wre, Anto. Farm A Life !>- Represertfntr RELIABLE COMPANIES When Ton Need Insaraneo «ff Any Kind Phone 49 or 1I8-X Greon A Elm •eHaujf. STOFFEL & REIHA>SPERG (psnraiice nfent« for nil elasses property in the hest co~npanle» West MeHenry, Illinois Telephone 300 it? Maia Street MeHenry, 1%. S< HROKDER IRON WORMS Drnaaientul Jfc Structural 8 Tlslt Onr Showroomw S Miles Soath on Rt II Phone K0 Sure is true for 52 When bette r automobiles are built BUICK will build them R. I. OVERTON MOTOR SALES 403 Front Street , Phone 6 McHenry,_IIL B I X G' S PLUMBING AND HEATDICI BOB FRISBY, JR. Qnallty Fixtures - Radiant H< Gas aad Eleetrk Water H« Water Systems • Water Softenert Repairs - Free EstlautM PHONE MeHENRT 28»-M AL*S WELDING AND REPAIR SFRT1CE Ml Main Street. MeHeuf Electric Portable WeldlBir Acetylene Weldinar aad (attinc ALEX W. WIRFS, Operator Phone 6t«-W-l or MeHENRT. ILL. -- WANTED TO BIT -- CALL AT ONCE ON DEA3 HOGS, HORSES and CATTLR. We pay phone charges, if# pay $6 to for 014 lass for down horses and MATTS MINK RA9C1 Jahashttrf . Sprint Johaskartr St4 a i w « •