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Thursday, November 20, 1958 THE" McHENRY PLAINDEALER !?.< itil Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Zellat • Jr., of McHenry are the parents of a son, born Nov. 8 at St. Francis hospital, Evanston, weighing 8 lbs. 12 oz. He has been, named Michael William. The infant has three brothers and three sisters. Mr. and Mrs. George Van- Zevern are the parents of a daughter, born Nov. 17 at Memorial hospital. A son was born Nov. 14 at A^norial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Condit of Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barcovan are the parents of a girl, born at Memorial hospital Nov. ,11. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freund welcomed a son at Memorial hospital, -Woodstock, on Nov. 16. , jA son was born to Mr. and !M». Francis Regnier at Memorial hospital on Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loser are the parents of a son, born Nov. 16 at Bggmorial hospital, Woodstock. CORN VOTING REGULATIONS ARE ANNOUNCED PLANNING GROUP LOOKS TO NIMAPC FOR HELP LOCALLY * interested McHenry citizens have started the ball rolling as they join more and more areas in which residents have become convinced that proper city planning offers the most logical approach to solving community problems arising from growth and expansion, as well as from changing conditions affecting the older parts o^fthe city. Those who have studied the problem at length look to the Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan Area Planning commission, an official body created , by the Illinois General Assembly in 1957, as an organization through which all parts of the metropolitan area may plan together for the best physical L'elopment of the six rapidly Swing counties in northeastern Illinois. " In the northeastern Illinois m e t r o p o l i t a n a r e a t h e r e a r e more than 1,000 units of government ranging from counties, cities and villages to mosquito abatement districts. As the population moves outward, severe growing pains plague both new and old communities. ..;i W2ven the experts aren't sure how such elements as highways, rail lines, water mains, r e s i d e n t i a l s u b d i v i s i o n s a n d many others, scattered across a 3,714 square mile community, fit together. The commission was created to promote o r d e r l y g r o w t h p a t t e r n s f o r the benefit of all citizens. Those who have taken a lead i£ promoting planning in our own community hope that the metropolitan commission, comp o s e d o f n i n e t e e n m e n , e a c h with special knowledge and experience, may be helpful in solving problems which must be met in our own area. In future .weeks, articles will appear in the Plaindealer concerning the part a local planqjpg commission plays in solvng various problems. General regulations covering voting in the corn referendum to be held on Nov. 25 were explained by Paul Brandlin, acting chairman of the McHenry County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee. Any person who was entitled to share in the proceeds of the 1958 corn crop in the commercial corn area as an owner-operator, cash tenant, standingrent or fixed-rent tenant, landlord of a share-tenant or sharecropper will be eligible to vote, Mr. Brandlin pointed out. Also eligible to vote are: (1) a n y o p e r a t o r o r l a n d l o r d o f ' a farm which had a 1958 corn allotment even though corn was not planted; (2) any person who planted corn in the 1958 commercial corn area but did not harvest it; or (3) any person who placed corn land in the 1958 Soil Bank. He listed the: following other voting regulations : Each eligible person , will be entitled to only one vote regardless of the number of farms in which he has an interest or whether the farms are in separate communities, counties or states. Individual members of a qualified partnership will be eligible to vote, but the partnership as such will not have a vote. However, a person who is interested in an organization, such as a corporation which is entitled to a vote, also may vote as an individual if he can qualify by reason of his separate farming operations. Mr*. Brandlin said the voter must vote at his designated Polling Place and named the polling place for each township: For Richmond, McHenry and Greenwood townships it is the George Freund Implement company at McHenry. Persons who have questions about their eligibility to vote or how to take part in the refrendum will be welcome at .ie McHenry county ASC of- «ce. ' READ THE WANT ADS SHOP IN McHENRY SAVE UP TO 20% ON mi COSTS Letters from many horn* owners state that fuel costs are up to 20% lass AFTER having their furnace cleaned the new, modern, Kleen Air way! The giant power suction vacuum oi*aner, used exclusively by Kleen Air, cleans your furnace, pipes, chimney, and registers thoroughly. Satisfaction guaranteed! e House work Made Easier! e Decorating, Cleaning Bills Cutl e Fire Hazards Reduced] e Repair Bills Cut! KLIIN Alt IS A CUANIN* MRVICB - WQ ®@ NOT SILO, FMaCJASBS » hood Lee McHenry, I1L Phone 3023-1 PONY LEAGUE SAL NOV. 22 AT THE McHENRY VFW earner MYSTKY EVERYONE IS WELCOME November 20 C. D. of A. Social Meeting-- Start of Card Tournament. November 20-21 Rummage Sale--V.F.W. Clubhouse-- Sponsored by Woman's Auxiliary--9 a.m.' to 4 p.m. November 24 World War I Veterans--Legion Home--8 p.m.--(Change to Monday Meeting) Toy Sale. V.F.W. Club House, 8:30 p.m. Public welcome. St. Peter's Parish Fall Festival-- Spring Grove. December 2 Fox River Valley Camp-- Regular Meeting and Annual Christmas Party--Mrs. Peter M. Justen Home. December IS Snow Ball Dance -- Legion Hall -- Sponsored by Lakeland Park Women's Club. MOOSE NEWS Women of the Moose LAND BANK MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis will be held in St. Louis oh Nov. 24 and 25. It is anticipated that each national farm loan association in Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas will be represented at this meeting. Attending from the National Farm Loan association of Woodstock will be Charles P. Weingart of McHenry, vice-president of the association, and Kenneth Denman of Lake Villa, who is also a director. Nov. 6 Marge Fernstrom and Olga Johnson accompanied some of the Crystal Lake girls to Batavia chapter in honor of the outgoing deputy grand regent Ruth Martin. They did a take off of "This Is Your Life" of Ruth's life and it was very interesting. She was deluged with gifts from several chapters. The women, representing their chapters, were from Aurora, Cicero, Crystal Lake, De- Kalb, Chicago, Chicago Lawn, Mooseheart, Chicago. 89, St. Charles. Downers Grove, Glen Ellen, Joliet, Lockport, Naperville, Woodstock, Bellville, Portage Park, Home Chapter 0 and Marge and I were from McHenry. Sponsor Queen Sue Sienkiewicz of 1958 was there also, she is from the Cicero Chapter No. 747. A delightful buffet supper served by the library chairman and her committee. The number of co-workers at Batavia was over 135, a very good turn out of members. Olga Johnson Publicity Chairman ! IN MEMORIAM I In loving memory of our dear I mother, Emma D. Smith, who ! passed away one year ago on I Nov. 10, 1957. | Children of Emma D. Smith THANKSGIVING SERVICE There will be a special Thanksgiving service at the Greenwood Methodist church on Nov. 27 at 10:15 a.m. Rtii the Want Ads MARRIAGE LICENSES Joseph Tenuta, Wonder Lake and Phyllis R. Centofanti, Chicago. Lynn W i 11 a r d Hazelton, Wadsworth," and Donna Lee Cossman, McHenry. §7 COOKS CORNER by Marie Schaettgen Most of us think of shrimps as appetizers or snacks but shrimps are also good when used as the main dish" of a meal. The following recipe is practically a one-dish meal and a very appetizing one too. Shrimps and Rice With Creole Sauce (Amounts of rice or shrimp may b(e varied to suit taste and budget.) % lb. cooked shrimp 1 lb. rice. (Reverse quantities of rice and shrimp \ for more deluxe menu) Page Ffre COMPLETE AT THE Chapel Hill Country Club DINING ROOM OPEN 4 TO 12 P.M. DAILY -- SUNDAYS 12 TO 8 P.M. CLOSED MONDAY CARRY OUT i I CALL FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS CHINESE and AMERICAN FOOD SPECIALTY A1PEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB Vi Mile North of Skyline Theatre on East Johnsburg Rd. PHONE 2040 McHENRY, ILL. 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