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t. -v> ri ^ TB-r* 1^'W JB 5^ ^j^tTrf5' %j1i , . , t - S8P®gli \«"^^*B^*"T,>{^ ^, 71 McHenry Plamdealer c Phone 170 - 171 ••• Published every Thursday at McHenry, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. Na t i o n a l e d i t o r i a l asSoc5t6n W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Manager ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County Year ,. $3.00 6 Months £ $1.75 3 Months ........... , $1.90 Outside McHenry County 1 Year ....„ $3„50 6 Months $2.00 3 Months $1.25 p r b s s fjss o c j a t i on Entered as second-class matter at the post office at McHenry, Illinois, under the act of May 8, 1879. LEGALS PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Changes in Schedule COMMONWEALTH EDISON . COMPANY (Public Service Company Division) hereby gives notice °to the public that a revision of Rate 3 and of Rider 25, as contained in Schedule E-3, has been ifj^cd with the Illinois Commerce Commission on November 27, 1956. . The proposed revision of Rate 3 offers to residential customers uncontrolled electric • water heating service on a 24-hour-a-day basis as an alternative to the present limited'hour water heating service which will continue to be available It is also proposed that availa bility of Rider 25, relating to water tea ting service in DeKalb and the flnmediately adjacent area, be extended for one year," with minor modifications. Further information with respect to these changes may be obtained directly from the Company, or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Commission in Springfield, Illinois. A copy of the .proposed changes may be inspected by any interested «arty in any business office of this omj^oy.. '"'•OOMiilONWBAtra EDISON COMPANY (Public Service Company Division) By H. H. NEXON ^ . Director of Rates (Pub. Dec. 6 - 13,1956) Bill Reid set a terrific pace with the Carey Electric team in rolling up a 679 total. His high game was 252. The week before. Bill had a 251 game. -- McHenry Recreation -- Business Men-- B. Hauri, 223; B. Stevens, 529; H. Blake, 212-204-5%; L. Meusling, 202-558; F. Schmitt, 216- 555; E. Buss, 530. C. D. of A.-- M. Harrjson, 469; G. Barbian, 177-483; B. Leight, 186-465; I. Thompson, 461; T. Steffan, 484; R. McGinley, 190. Foresters-- E. Steinsdoerfer, 550; F. Meyer 533; Phannenstill 223; E. Thennes, 201-538; E. Justen 220-531; D. Weber, 527; L. Thennes, 545; C. Freund, 535.. -Thursday 9:15-- Sigman, 216-530; Zimmer, 201- 572; Sam, 533; Cynowa, 432; Crouch, 220-540; W. Pries, 202- 582; C. Corso, 209-568; S. Vetter. 563: W. Coari, 203-570; j. Piotrowski, 542. Monday 7:00-- L. Bradley, 210; T. Mortimer, 233; D. Weber, 201-529; R. Osterby, 204-570; L. Thennes, 201-203- 583; M. Gath, 202-551.' Nite Owls-- D. Moffett, 466; M. Kelly, 432; J. Rosing, 200-586; F. Svitanek, 434; G. Bradley, 183-439. Tues. Sixty-Nineres- C .May, 453; T. Stilling, 132; F. Hughes, 178; S .Sutton, 431; R. Gary, 430; C. Antonson, 175; D. Freund, 177-500; J. Freund, 46? (Dec. 9) E. Modinger, 448; C. May, 442; D. Overton, 459; S. Sutton, 485; D. Schaefer, 217-501; S. Weyland, 175-439; Dr. Freund, 192-439; H. Busch, 449; C. Rosing, 438. -- Bowling Bar -- Thurs. Nite Ladles-- Z. Malochleb, 195-510;.N. Piatt, 190-444; S. Spielman," 202; M. Voase, 465; L. Rutzen, 177-502; L. Schmitt, 176-477; B. Hettermann, 455; B. Freund, 440; V. Herdrich, 438; Lorraine Smith, 436; V. Smith, 176-182-522; B. Meyers, 206-501; L. Huemann, 456; M. Wakltscn, 430. "Palace --- -*• v- "" C.O.F. 9:00-- H. Freund, 527; H .Stcf£an, 208-210-613; Gus Freund, 203- 550; F. Pillar, 205; G. M. Freund, 533; J. Herdrich, 223. C.OJ. 7:00-- • D. Fredricks, 528; ,3. Thennes, 209-551; D. Heuser, 543; City-- M. Budler, 215; Smith, 204-539; Koop, 207-235-599; Norm, 209- 534; Lou, 201-551; Win, 537; Dan, 243-592; Herm, 564; Hup, 223- 226-630; B. Reid, 223-203-252-67S; B. Long, 546; C. Behnke, 527; R. Rode, 201-560; Cristy, Sr., 529; Cristy, Jr., 220; Don, 203-211-574. ile! I ARTIST'S SUPPLIES For Beginners & Professionals SHIVA OILS & CASEINS EASELS, CANVAS & PAPER CONTE PASTELS & CHARCOALS ARTIST BRUSHES ARTIST OIL SETS $8.95 to $25. WATER COLOR SETS PAINT BY NUMBER SETS Beginners' Sets $1.00 2--9x12 Pictures $1.69 3--12x18 Pictures $3.95 V 2--18x24 Pictures $5.95 HOBBYCRAFT MODEL KITS RevelL Monogram, Aurora - Airplanes, Boats, Cars MAIN PAINT CENTER $ PHONE 1115 418 MAIN ST. McHENRY, ILL. Tavern-*- B. Cable, 225-571; B. Brennen, 204; Weyland, 535; Smith, 216; Pierce, 540; G. Schaefer, 52l; A. Tonyan, 212-536; B. Peisert, 202- 556; C. Behnke, 212-211-618; R. Lee, 200; A. Jackson, - 211-546; Steffes, 535; S. Miller, 545: Brand, 211-543; V.v Johnson, 559; M. Hoiser, 541; W. Low, 216-573; K. Brandt, 203-533; B. Winters, 200-553; H. Behnke, 540; ^ Wed. Nite Ladles-- E. Mangold, 430; E. Meyers, 178-456; T. Steffan ,466; F. Brand, 430; N. Larkin, 457; T. Meyer, 437; E. Justen, 202-186- 525; 7:00 Ladies-- M. Doherty, 465; M. Fuch, 187: L. Michels, 182-498; J. Doherty, 442; A. Glossori, 190-500; L. Ferwerda, 461; L. Furik, 439. 9:00 Ladies-- L. Paluch, 467; E. Winkel, 446; M. Donnelly, 450; A. Gaulke, 473. (Scores from last week) City-- C. Behnke, 556; H, Rowe, 212; Cristy, Sr., '525; D. Schaefer, 225- 556; F. Rogers, 530; Wiser, 222- 528; McCarroll, Sr., 533; Koop, 210-546; McCarroll, Jr., 204-561; B. Reid, 251-591; W. Coari, 202- 538; J. Hollander, 533; D. Weber, 205-578; Hup Smith, .537 . Numerous Death* Mourned In Local r-::' Homes This Week Continued from Page 1 She was\ a support^ . with her husband, of, three' foundations working on cancer research, the disease that caused her deaths Services were held Friday at 1:30 o'clock at the Schuster funeral home, with Rev.- Ward L. Stephenson officiating. Mrs. Winfleld Pierce An illness extending over the past eight years ended in the death of Mrs. Winfield Pierce at the Villa Rest home at 9:15 Saturday morning, Dec. 8. She has been confined to the home since May. Mrs. Pierce, a sister-in-law oi Mrs. A. H. Mosher. of McHenry, was born Lulu Chiverton. in Dixon, 111., where she . always made her home. She w&S married in 1910 to Mr. Pierce, who survives, as does a sister, Mrs. Bess Larkin, of Rockford. The deceaseef was a member of the Evangelical church of Dixon. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Jone$ funeral home in Dixon at 2:30 o'clock. Joseph Matterer Joseph Matterer of McCullom Lake passed away at 7 a.m. Monday of this week in McHenry hospital. He had celebrated his seventy- eighth birthday on May 24. The deceased had been ill for about two years and was ih and out of hospitals many times since February. He had been suffering C.O.F. 9:00-- L .Winkel, 208-543; A1 Schaefer, 562; E. Frost, 531; H. Steffan, 213-544. C.OiF. 7:00-- J. Freund, 202; B. Thennes, 200. Wed. Nite Ladles-- T. Steffan, 180-471; T. Meyer, 189-487; V. Herdrich, 184-499; E. Justen, 177-445; E. Hester, 207-535; D. Hollander, 463; E. Cross, 193-442; N. Larkin, 190- 470; Mon. 7:00-- G. Smith, 183-503; M. Doherty, 451; L. Ferwerda, 457; M. Fuch, 435; JL. Michels, 192-222-547. Mon. 9:00-- A. Gaulke,» 191-175-507; L. Paluch, 435; J. Dillon, 442; M. Powers, 430; E. Winkel, 465; M Donnelly, 188-467. Your Chicago Heart association wishes you all the good things* of life -- but most especially, heal':h Good health means strong heart. Strong heart means moderation in all things: eating, drinking, sports. Moderation means plenty of everything -- but not too much. from an jfpcurable disease, and re* quired many blood transfusions to keep the spark of life going. He ifook a turn for the worse on Sunday afternoon and was rushed to the hospital by his son, Oliver, and a neighbor, Elmer Thorp. Mr. Matterer was born May 24, 1878, in Philadelphia, Pa. He was an employee of the Western Electric company until his retirement in 1938. In 1902, he married Miss Mabel Kurth and the couple had one son. The Matterers owned property in McCullom Lake for twentythree years, and six years ago they made the lake their permanent home. Friends and neighbors called at the George Justen funeral home, McHenry, Tuesday afternoon and evening. Wednesday morning, the deceased was removed to the Collins Funeral home on North avenue in Chicago, where services will be held this afternoon at 2 p.m. Mr. Matterer will be laid to rest in the IrvingfPark cemetery. In addition to his widow and son, Mr. Matterer is survived by SEE two grandchildren, Gean and Sharon. John M. Schaefer An illness of three months ended Thursday, Dec. 6, in the death of John M; Schaefer at the Villa Rest home. He was 75 years old. The deceased was born Aug. 12, 1881, and had farmed his entire lifetime in the Johnsburg community- Mr. Schaefer never married. He is survived by two brothers, and a sister, Mathias M. Schaefer, of Johnsburg, Peter M. Schaefer . of McHenry and Mrs. Josephine May of Spring Grove; also several nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Holy Name society and the Catholic Order of Foresters. Last rites were conducted at 9:30 o'clock at St John's church on Monday, with burial in the church cemetery. Buy U.S. Savings Bond* HARDEST p ' ,/ BUSIEST IP? €MKASWSt^:: - WORKERS IN TOWN ' PLAINDEALER"/ WANT ADS IB IT YOURSELF AND SAVE! T I L E Top Quality Wall Tile at LOWEST Prim 28'/2* sq. ft. Wholesale Prices to Contractor* SERGANTS ^O/uh. PHONE RICHMOND 4193 Located on Johnsburg Rd., S'/j -miles North of Johnsborg (About 2'/z miles North of Sunnyside Estates) S"' i:a-M • f " ! -I '-•J SANTA IN PERSON Sunday, Dec. 16th 12 to 8 P.M. at MARK'S SPORTING GOODS On Green Street Still Have That Big Christmas Gift To Buy For The Family ? MAY WE SUGGEST A GOOD CLEAN DEPENDABLE USED CAR '56 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. SEDAN Push Button Transmission -- Perfect '55 DODGE LANCER SPORT COUPE V-8 - Automatic Transmission -- Like New '55 PLYMOUTH 4 DRV. SEDAN This One Hatf ^To Be Seen '55 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL SEDAN Automatic Transmission --Power Steering & Brakes '55 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA Power Steering - Brakes - Seats -- New Tires '54 NASH STATESMAN SEDAN Automatic Transmission -- Power Rrakes -- Bed Seats '52 FORD CUSTOM V-8 SEDAN '$2 DODGE CORONET SEDAN j MANY MORE TOjCHOOSE FROM ALL RECONDITIONED! ,AND GUARANTEED A. S. BLAKE MOTORS Inc McHENRY -- PHONE 156 Open Dally 'Til 6 -- FridayTil 9 -- Sun. 'Til Noon Don't Let Santa- Forget Family Car At Christmas W STOP IN FOH YOUR FREE ICE SCRAPER A - DELUXE TERRY CLOTH COVERS *4.95 s@§ CHROME PLATED LICENSE PLATE FRAMES Adjustable, fits any size plate. *2.50 pr. FENDER SKIRTS All models in stock. from *13.95 pr. Reg. $12.95 Dual, Rear ANTENNA MOUNTS ofS pr. Reg. $1.00 Value Auto SNOW BRUSH & SCRAPER §§£ . HULL AUTOMOBILE COMPASSES *4.95 DELUXE FENDER MIRRORS $2.f5 STEERING WHEEL COVERS 89* msnunity Aut© Supp •REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR ALL CARS" Route 120 East of New Bridge PHONE 778 McHenry, 111. Monday, Dec. 31 at CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB PHONE McHENRY 1792 Get Together With A Group Of Your Friends To Ring In 1957 Dinners Served 6 to 10 p.m. Dancing from 10 ,rTil? No Cover Charge. Minimum $10.00 Per Person FAVORS -- FUN FOR EVERYONE! Slop in anytime to enjoy the fun in our newly remodeled Rathskeller & Continental Room. Man, We're Having A Ball! NEW YEAR'S EVE MUSIC BY THE 4 COUNTS m Enjoy A Delicious Steak Dinner Or Have A Pizza Party FAVORS - HATS - BALLOONS! NO COVER OR MINIMUM CHARGE PHONE McHENRY 1475 NOW TO >\\i- L A PERFECT M CELEBRATION O Dinners served all evening. Dancing from 9:30 P.M. 'Til? Get a . •+ p group of your friends together now and make up a party to welcome in 1957) ® MM AUTOMATIC PINSP0TTIRS! Remember These Dates-- • Wed. Thurs. ansd Fri. DECEMBER 26, 27, 28 The Second Anniversary Of The Installation Of Our A!¥3!P Automatic Pinspoffers Pay For Two Lines of Bowling - Get The Third Line FREE! These Three Days 'Til 6 P.M. Only. Door Prizes WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS. MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! Be Sure To Visit Our New Packaged Goods Department For Your HOLIDAY Wines & Liquours Johnsburg Bowling Resort PHONE McHENRY 1475 Located At The Johnsburg Bridge Johnsburg. I1L "'ri £ ... ..flJL J