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g« Eight CARAVAN MEMBERS PROGRESS MADE ', TOWARD FORMING AREA COMMISSION THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER " ; 1-- Thursday, October 16, 1958 HIGH WINDS I UPROOT MAN* TREES IN AREA (Cpntinired trom page 1) [ (Continued from Page 1) population, those'with "time to mx.ai the worst hit areas berievote to the program. He ins McHenry, Richmond and added that technically, trained Wonder Lake. people are invaluable to the! ROBERT VAVRIK HAS PASSED BAR EXAMINATION Robert, Vavlik of Orchard Beach, who received his bache*- J Services Saturday ff Jack Thii* (Continued from Page 1) Large Crews s Eirtorgency rejKiirmen were put on the job immediately, with six construction . eivws working around the clock u:ijuHsdiction^ ai vn" made^lbie tU a" ,vfirs, »h* limit. ul ab°ut thirty n qraup. S>inie of the most important benefits of a commission were discussed,' among the foremost being a one and one-half piile P clured during the recent G O.P. caravan which toured '^Icllenry county are these well k.iown Republican leaders; left to right, Chuck filler of McHenry: John P. Manhing. running for .re-election as representative in the 32nd district; Gerald Smith, candidate for superintendent of public instruction; Melvin Griebel, candidate for sheriff; and Warren Wright, candidate for state treasurer. utside the corporate limits. Several suggestions were listed toward achieving a planned community. Arthur Desmond of the Woodstock commission was introduced and >pukc a few words concerning 'he progress made m hi> city.. Special cards were distributty men were sent fram Klgsn to »s- -ist. By Friday afternoon, swrv ice was restonxl in <3 s t amis, much ei edit gttmg to Wire Chief Russe'.l Kelk-y 'of \\ oodstook, head of Hw rv»$s»ir construction crew. Pubi c ;cv »•- /•d among those, present. asking ported the Mclieniy aiva "or the names of people willing Lake Villa. Aavhtvsfo to serve on cither a temporary MUCH INTEREST CREATED THROUGH GOP COUNTY TOUR The state. Republican caravan headed by Warren Wright, candidate for State treasurer; Elmer Hoffman for congressman of the 14th district; and Gerald W Smith, candidate for superintendent of public instruction created much excitement as they toured the county with all of the local candidates, viz., James Cooney for County judge; Harry Here n d e e n , t r e a s u r e r ; M e l v i n "Stretch" Griebel, sheriff; Vernon Kays, county clerk; and Richard Tazwell, superintendent of schools. At each of the scheduled stops, large groups SERVICE NEWS Sp/3 Robert E. Tonyan has returned to Camp King, near Frankfurt, Germany, after visiting in Paris, France, and seeing the World's Fair in Brussels. Following two and one-half years in Germany. Bob will soon be leaving for the States and civilian life. the north eml as experiencing moisT from the storm's 7t> fcr> S; •-.••niJo winds. Tiws and branches' Pel line, on po\\Tr 11ix\< was sa^d to have boon res-ponsihk" fv« committee or in a more permanent position on a commission. A'.meeting was .called for •he Som I.eibsobn residence at i 6:30'o'clock Saturday evening Oct. 18, for anyone interested. May-or George P. Freund con-. ,'cludod the discussion with a -esume 'of existing conditions . Authorities estimauxS ?(V in the city, problems to be spnn wifps^ were <kf>wn in this met locally and steps which -uea. have been taken to keep pace Supply Lines Down with local growth He pointed; Although Hebron and Ridv out that a pimning rommis-; mond were hardly touched b\ home until 1.1:30 o'clock Satur* day, when last rites were con- | ducted from St. Mary's, church. ! Interment was in the church cemetery. ' i.f the ditnugo w hidv ^ notice of having pass me serxices oj the examination on Oct. FAMILY CARNIVAL OCT. 18 FEATURES Two years of service with the Army was completed by Sp 4. Harold E. Walter on Sept. 30 at Foil Leonard Wood, Mo. Harold has spent the last VARIED ACTIVITIES six months at Camp McCoy, . .1^ Wis., supporting the reserve j (Continued front page 1) troops during their summer! ior of laws degree at DePaul ,diversity on June 3, took the Illinois state bar examination or, Sept. 9," 10 and 11. Ho reissed 10 slid will appear before the .vnnnitu^e on character and fmiess. • On Nov. 20, he is scheduled kV appear before the Supreme . . . . . - C o u r t t o t a k e t h e o a t h o f a n sio-*n, • has.. e xisted m rocent vear« ihe storm ss uivSpd.' vj ljiini ke>* iinn iioo |' . . counse,lo r at. .la w within the city but it has been the community were dowji andj a|ld receive his license. Th^ young man has received PRESENT FLAG The Scouts and Scouters of troop, 131 of the Community Methodist church of Mchenry are grateful to the women's auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of McHenry. After hearing about their misfortune of losing the American flag at the McHenry Fiesta Day parade, this organisation, in keeping with their ideals of American democracy, presented the Scouts with another flag. , > MARRIAGE LICENSES Dennis I. Kitchenmaster. Athf'stane. W'"c.. and Carol J. Stoffgreri, McHenry. more or lers inactive of late. resulted in residents of t h o i two areas being without power * as long as eleven hours i:i' >ome eases. In Spring Grow. , the time was extended to fifJ teen hours. . . . . Hie will report for Army ser In normal periods, forty line-1 uce in November. men are employed in this area. j his induction notice into the ! Army, and will make application for the judge advocate general's office when inducted. SHOP IN McHENRY but following the storm, ninety scneau.ea stops large groups. encampment, and returned to i the carnival which is the pri- more were sent iilto the of, interested voters met and.j Missouri one week prior to |i ine sarnnai ' Is l.ne p. I rrfunity to restore service at' m!„y source of fund^ for the h i s r e l e a s e f r o m a c t i v e d u t y , P T A Food will be provided j the ea^"liest P°ssib!e time. They j 'worked around the clock until j service was i i greeted the candidates. The caravan started at Fox ... 4. . , , v l i r Kpn a i r t ,c River Grove later stonnimr for where the other >'ear nnd « by Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mars. VVOI,Ke° fjouno ,tfte River Grove. later stopping tor . his tour was spent. Au„ust uttich and Mrs Ed «*rly Friday, when lunch in Crystal Lake. Here, 1 .\unusi l. mui ario .vn.s. r,u ( j t normai tfver 200 guests greeted the IIip 's to those who W'ittroek are in charge of the candidates, enjoyed a' good i wro^e to during bis ab-; 'teen-age hop. Other commitlunch and heard a few words 'sence- "as mail call is the: tee chairmen include Mr. and frbm each candidate. j hl iRht spot of each service- Mrs. George Dason, games; Warren Wright, who insti-| man s day. The JPlaindealcr, Mrs. Ray McGee, movies; Mrs. gated the change belt for tel-' !",e '"eports, v a^received week^'Roy Homo and Mrs ephone campaigning, stressed , ^v' ',s the importance of this type of 1 a°d 'n ^1S oun words, "adds ert Campaigning. Gerald Smith concentrated his talk on the imporianoe of Administrators and the connection between the Strife department of Public Instruction and the local counties. "The real strength of a political organization," he said, "is at the local level." Elmer Hoffman also spoke words of greeting and thanked and complimented the county Republican organization and itschairman, "Chuck" Miller, for excellent handling of the tour and luncheon. State Representatives John A&nning and A. B. McConnell were also in attendance, as was Senator Robert McClory and Lloyd Ziegler, committeeman from the 14th district. .-The tour was arranged and Coordinated by William Yerke. J$ck Smith and Frank Homola. assisted by a committee. ! greatly to one's spirit.' Charles Peterson, bake sale; Mrs. Rob- Beckenbaugh and Mrs. Fred Hornby, boct and skate exchange; Mrs. Sam Leibsohn and Mrs. Louis Marchi, book bar; Mrs. Harry Ilans and Mrs. Fred Lieberson, decorations; Mrs. Nick Tabor and Mis. Richard Barrows, finance; Jack Thomas, tickets. Chuck Peterson will guess we'ghts. Keen Schoop will be Ihe clown, and Ray Grote is the balloon man. William Creutz Named Seoul Drive Chairman To expedite the restoration' of service, local supervising and dispatching headquarters; were set up locally to guide operating crews. A number of pictures, giving some idoa of the extent of the i storm's darrtage, appear elsewhere in this issue of the i Plaindealer. Be Wise--Use the Classifieds SLOW DOWN MdWif Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. Green St. McHenry 10 Be Good To Your Hair Call Us For An Appointment SWEDISH MASSAGE STEAM BATHS The Finest In Cosmetics PATRICIA STEVENS ALFRED H. RICHTER Rnes Assessed Youths Of Area (Continued from page 1) been known for its great interest in scouting and the great number of boys who are members. Local packs and units in District 5 are sponsored by the Legion post of Wonder Lake, the Methodist church, Men's , club of McHenry, the McHenry Legibn post the McHenry i Alfred H. Richter. son of Mr. | V.F.W. post and the iPistakee !and Mrs. Edward Richter 6f \ Highlands Qommunity associ- ; Pistakee Highlands completed ation. | recruit training Oct. 10 at the . .i. c. *Two Burtons Bridge vouths : Marine CorPs Recruit depot, j SHOP IN McHENRY llalnh Nichols 18 and Pnn- ban Dieg°- Calif. The eleven- ! -- <• a*d Mueller, aiso 18 were as- week c9urse includes instruc- ! ,,Wl1'1'1'1'1 ,i,1,',lU s&ssed fines of $50 and S10 30 tion in al1 basic military sub- j costs by a justice of the peace jec,s and infantry weapons. I tflis past week and also sus-i ~ . ! Bended sixty-day jail sentenced : Plaindealer is in re- : Oil reckless driving charges. ; ceipt °,f this interesting letter j Tjjhey were put on one year pro- ^om ^McDermott, Jr. bation, including no driving for "During the past two years . tty-days. Ralph Nichols also !1 h;ive enjoyed reading ft h e j lw a suspended fine, as did Plaindealer very much. It cer- i «jfames Abner, 18, of Lakemoor tainly has been a pleasure to j 6n disorderly conduct com- ! rea(' all the local news and felaints. Charles Ritzert. 18, of j keeP UP with the latest devel- Rldgefield was assessed a $50!°Pmen,s 'n McHenry, and fine and $15.50 costs on a ma- i Lakemoor, my home. licfeuff'mischief charge. "Now tht- time has come for Robert Jensfen, 19, and Thom- me to pack my soabag again. as Connor, 19, of Wonder Lake and pjrepare for the long trip ^reGGfF&iJS20-40. including , home. So I wish to cancel my . ois^rderly conduct subscription as I hope to be vi I til 7 ^L b41a ck the. re in time to purcliast 'be next issue in person. 'Thank you for the fine service in delivery of the paper. It always arrived on iime." McGee's Slim, trim "American Modern" by Freeman... footwear- with more character than we've seen in many a season. w--l .VldLJkj' " A husband is a man who •knows that his -wife's reasoning is largely sound. BUILD * • JT'S YOV)^ SAFfcTT •DoJau! W. ELM McHENRY, ILL PHONE McHENRY 2 by FREEMAN Coffee Bean Brown tones from $10.95 to $15.9% MCGEE'S Store for Men • - 1^' - ---- - JL PHONE 47 " U7 S. Green St. McHenry, III. 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