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w\ . l« Eight THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. Jul; 28, 191® PHESENT NEW SOLUTIONS FOR LOCAL TRAFFIC Clear Site .Of Hew Hospital * The new eighteen bed McHenry hospital is about to rise on the south bank of Boone Creek. The -construction site, behind th? hospital's present location, has beeri^ Cleared of trees and the foundation wall is near completion. • James M. Lennon, president, report? that the next step will be digging the basement for the one-floor structure which Will cover 13,000 square leet. He stated that rising hospital volume figures indicate the gfeat need the added beds will fill. "There was: cause for alarm when the number of patients admitted, during the first four months of this year surpassed by 22 per cent the total for the same period in 1*959," Mr. Lennon stated,; ".Patient volume in May, and June 1960 showed another upw^d surge. This re-. sulted^fi an tficrease of 29 per cent in admissions for the first six months of 1960 over the first half-year in 1959. The per cent of occupancy for June, 1960, which was 95.6 per cent, Vi-as a' record high." "The laborers constructing the building are not the only people busily engaged," Mr. Lennon said. "Many individuals and groups are putting forlh every effort to raise more funds to finance the project. Persons who pledged in the 1957 fund drive are being urged to complete their final i doubt be given all plans before payments to the building fund J any action is taken Monday's meeting primarly | concerned the central business district, and the planning firm stressed the opinion that unless the district looked to improvement of parking needs, provision for adequate traffic flow j and improved appearance of stores, the merchants and the city would not be able to compete with private developers and shopping centers. Spokesmen for the firm said that a good start had been made on Green street toward providing better parking facilities and urged, a continuing program to further improve conditions. Stanton & Rockwell urged, in their long range program, expansion of the central business district as necessary to meet increased consumer demand. They further urged revision of Jhe city zoning ordinance to provide adequate parking for each business. It was suggested that Waukegan road be widened and improved to the east of Green street. . A recommendation was also made during the evening to extend Rt. 31 directly northward at Front street at some future date until it hits the proposed new federal route which is expected to run only a few miles from McHenry to the north. ACCEPTS NEW FLAG Don Peasley Photo "Chuck" Miller, chairman of the McHonry County Central Republican committee, is shown here receiving the new official fifty-star flag from the Honorable Elmer Hoffman, congressman from the 14th district. In presenting the flag. Congressman Hoffman explained that it was .flown over the United States capitol building in Washington on July 4, the first official day the flag could'be so flown, and so has great historical value. . Chairman. Miller, in accepting the flag for the McHenry county Republicans, stated that "we were deeply honored by this presentation and that henceforth this symbol of liberty and freedom will remain in a place Of 'honor and only be flown at functions and events sponsored, by the Republican Central Committee of McHenry County." (Continued from Page 1) Prepare For County Fair (Continued from page 1) and new contributions are being sought. "A hard working crew in Crystal Lake, under the direction of Ted Sterne has collected a sizeable sum. The Building Trades Council, through Ted Graham, business representative has pledged its support". Other groups helping to ^ftse money for the building fllnd include the following: • The Crystal Lake Little Theater group will have a twoaight stand in McHenry in the war future. Plans for presentation of the production are b^ing made by Mrs. Dick Matt, iicHenry. -The Eastwood Manor Woman's club is holding a fashion l&ow iuncheon at the Wing 'n Fin as a hospital benefit this nil. Mrs. Raymond Salo heads this event. ;Ca "49er" nite is slated for the American Legion hall in MdHenry. Chairman of this event is Richard Golbeck. In addition to the hospital's woman's auxiliary, which runs numerous benefits the year around, other organizations are also planning projects to help raise money for the building fimd. Many groups have already belped through participation in tH?> hospital's Diaper Derby wfiich enables groups and individuals to purchase nursery equipment. Recent purchases of equipment which will be identified by plaques, have been made by the McHenry t American Legion and its auxiliary, McHenry's V.F.W. auxiliary, the women's auxiliary of the Crystal Lake American Legion and the Lilymoor subdivision. in the track meet. Highlight of this event, which starts at 2 o'clock Thursday, is the county mile open to all residents 16 years old or over. Other track events are for the younger folks. Grandstand shows will be held every afternoon and evening throughout the four-day fair. In addition to the meet, Thursday's activities include the tractor pulling contest in the afternoon and the county fair queen coronation and horse show in the evening. On Friday afternoon, the livestock auction is set for 3 o'clock, and that evening 4-H members are in charge with livestock and machinery parades, home economics parade of winners and shane-thefun acts. Horse rac'ng starts at 1 o'clock Saturday, and three hours later the junior horse show is slated. The annual rodeo will be held »t 8:30 n m. Grandstand activities Sunday include racing at 1 o'clock. with the rodeo at 4 and the final event, the horse show, at 7 o'clock. First Rotary Horse Show 4- (Continued from Page 1) Northern Pump Co. Loses Fine Barns (Continued from page 1) The barns were among the finest in this part of the state. Flames rising from the burning structure attracted hunfolks who Lake village police in helping to direct traffic. OBITUARIES Bennett announced this week that show or halter classes will be judged' between 9 o'clock and noon. At 1 o'clock, > dreds «of curious special events will occupy the icou'd ~ee *he ^re *-or many attention of the large crowd ! State and county police expected. These include barrel uere assisted by McCullom race, senior western pleasure, registered junior reining, open cutting, junior western pleasure, children's calf haltering. senior registered reining, trailer race, novice cutting and open cutting. Special prizes include $100 added plus jackpot for open cutting and $50 added plfcis jackpot for hovice cutting. A trophy and six ribbons will be awarded in every class, donated by local merchants. There will be a refreshment stand on the grounds after 7 o'clock in the morning. PATHOGAN WINS STATE FAIR TRIP FOR 4-H WORK Miss Pat Hogan of Ringwood was one of nine McHenry county 4-H girls selected to participate in the style revue to be held at the Illinois state fair next month. The girls were chosen on the basis of construction and modelling at annual 4-H county achievement days held last Thursday and Friday in Marengo. Pat also was selected to attend the fair as outstanding flower arranger j in the county. TIIELMA O'CONNOR Last rites were held from a Chicago chapel Tuesday morning for Mrs. Th^Sna O'Connor, 46. of Fox street, McHenry, who died unexpectedly Friday, July 22, in Illinois Research hospital. Burial was in Joliet. The deceased was born in Cfiicago Sept. 13, 1913, and resided in McHenry for many years. Survivors include the widower Tom; a daughter, Jean Orhan of Chicago; a son, Christ McMahon; five grandchildren and her mother, Jeanette Westland, of Chicago. LENA FRISBIE Mrs. Lena Frisbie, 83, of Greenwood, mother of Ardin Frisbie, former trades instructor in the McHenry high school, died in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, Sunday, July 24. Her husband, Frank, preceded her in death. She leaves one son and a daughter. . TT The body was taken to the Linnea Larson of McHenry Merwin.c „ 0 n e v chape, ln received a medal for her dress Woodstock. Services are revue modelling. Other top ratings among members of the Ringwood Sunshine Girls, only local home economics club, were as follows: Lily Boyd, Susan Jacobsen, Julie Thompson, Donna Holcomb and Ida Mae Walkington. scheduled for 1:30 this (Thursday) afternoon Jn the Congregational church, Pine River, with burial in Pine River cemetery. SHOP IN McHENRY DEDICATE NEW CHURCH LOCAL YOUTHS AT 50th ANNIVERSARY JUBILEE JAMBOREE CAHD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank everyone for visits, cards and flowers during my stay at the hospital. Nick Miller *13 CARD OF THANKS Thanks to my many friends, neighbors and O.E.S. members for their cards and prayers during my last operation and hospitalization. Mabel French 13 ~ CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone for their visits, prayers, cards, flowers and gifs during my repent stay in the hospital. Mrs. Catherine Smith Two McHenry youths. James Anderson and Dennis Mart ell, are among .the forty-eight Boy Scouts and Explorers from the county attending the Jubilee J a m b o r e e n e a r C o l o r a d o Springs. Colo. Th,? fifth National Jamboree, which commemorates the fiftieth ann:- versary of Boy Scouting in this country started Friday. July 22 and continues through Julv 28. The theme is "For God and Country." In addition to celebrating •he fifty years of service to vouth and the nation, the Jamboree portrays dramatically the scouting method of teaching America's democratic way of life. NOFTFWFOO*' MAN DIFS QF CRASH INJURIES Continued from Page 1 the head and legs when she is reported to have fallen asleep while driving on the same road. Her car left the road and struck a tree before skidding j down an embankment I She was treated at Memorial I hospital in Woodstock and rej leased early this week. Dennis Reed, 17, of Wonder j Lf>ke suffered cuts and was | taken to McHenry hospital for treatment as the result of a hoarl-on accident in which his car was involved with another driven by Winifred E. Anntoicelli of Kent road, McHenry, last Thursday night at 9:28 o'clock. According to state police, the Anntoicelli car was westbound on Rt. 120 and was attempting to make a left turn when the driver struck the Reed car, which was travelling east. Boih autos were badly damaged. Don Peasley Photo Rev. Burton Schroeder of Wonder Lake Nativity Lutheran church, left, arid Rev. John Spaid, Secretary for camping of the Illinois Synod, are shown above leading the procession into the new church. Rev. Spaid was guest speaker for the memorable occasion. The Sunday. July 17, program was called the "Day of Joyful Reckoning" and was followed by formal dedicatory ceremonies. The service started in the building which was home for the congregation since 1953. A procession from that structure to the new church marked the first worship rite there. Ground was broken last August and the cornerstone laying took place in early winter. THANKS TO ALL AMERICAN LEGION CARNIVAL WORKERS GEO. MRACHEK. Chairman NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of ROBERT SCHWEIGLER Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that Tuesday, September 6, 1960, is the claim .date in t h e e s t a t e of R o b e r t Schweigler, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Harry C. Kinpe, Jr. Executor Looze and Kinne Attorney 112 East Elm Street McHenry, Illinois Evergreen 5-1580 (Pub. 7-28 -- 8-4 -- 8-11) STATE OF ILLINOIS Notice To Contractors For Work To Be Constructed Under Illinois Highway Code 1. Time and Place of Opening Bids- Sealed proposals for the improvement of the thoroughfares described herein will be received at the office of the President and Board of Trustees of Sunnyside, McHenry County, Illinois until 8:00 o'clock P.M., C. D. S. T. August 15, 1960 and at that time publicly opened and read. 2. Description of Work: (a) The proposed work is officially known as Section Contract Maintenance. ARTERIAL STREET 1. Scarify & Shape Roadway, Sq. Yds. 2. Gravel Added to Base, Cu. Yds. S. Oil & Sand, Sq. Yds. 4. Pre-MIx Patching, Tons 1. Lakeview street: from Soring Grove Rd. to River Dr.; Bit., 1500x20 -- No. 1. 20'x400' - 2 location*, 890; No. 2, 20'£400' - 2 locations. 30. No. 3, 20'x400' - 2 locations, 890. No. 4, 5. 2. Channel Beach from Spring Grove Rd. to River Drive: Bit., 1750x20 -- No. 1-. 20'x 100' - 1 location. 230. No. 2 20'xl00' - 1 location, 10 No. 3. 20'xl00' - 1 location, 230. No. 4. 5. 3. Bayview from Sunset to River Dr.. Gravel: 750x18. No. 1. 1500. No. 2, 70. No. 3, 1500. 4. River Drive from Channel Beach to Bayview; Gravel, 230x18 -- No. 1, 460. No. 2, 20. No. 3, 460. 5. Sunset from Bayview to Channel Beach; Gravel & Bit. 600x18 -- No. 1, 1200. No. 2, 60. No. 3, 1200. (b) ^The proposed improvement is to be maintenance operations 1, 2, 3, and 4 listed in (a) above. 3. Instructions to Bidders: (a) Plans and proposal form? may be obtained from W. A Rakow and associates, Consulting Engineers, for payment of $5.00 which amount wir not be refunded. ( b ) A l l p r o p o s a l s must bf accompanied by a bank cashiers check, or bank draft, or certified check for not lesp than ten (10) per cent of the amount of the bid, or in accordance with the schedule a? orovided in the "Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction", prepared by the Department of Public .Works and Buildings of the State of Illinois. 4. Rejection of Bids. The President and Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and tc waive technicalities. By order of the President and Board of Trustees of Sunnyside July 11, 1960. "MAE G. CASEY Village Clerk (Pub. July 28 - Aug. 4, 1960) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of JOHN C. THIES Deceased. Notice is hereby given to al1 persons that Monday, September 5th, 1960, is the claim dat^ in the estate of JOHN C THIES. Deceased, pending ir the Countv Court of McHenry C o u n t y , I l l i n o i s , and t h a t claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. JOHN K. THIES Executor Tomes M. Mclntee, Attorney East Fim Street MeHenrv. Tl^no's Teleohone: McHenry EV 5-9440 (Pub. July 21-28, Aug. 4. I960) Telephone operators serving Chinese patrons must memorize the nnmes, addresses and phone numbers of all customers, as the Chinese language has no alphabet. 13 Leisure seems to be the art of moulding a few crumbs of comfort into a loaf. - CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this manner of expressing our sincere thanks to the many friends, neighbors and relatives for spiritual bouquets, floral eflerings, cards of sympathy ttjgid other kindnesses extended to' us in our bereavement. Weare especially grateful to Fr. Anger, Fr. 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Board Briefs At . the meeting of School Board No. 156, held last week, the monthly treasurer's leport was presented for study. -- The board discussed two bids to build six tennis courts but decided not to accept either at this time. Members accepted the bid of Karl Schoening of Rockford to paint windows in the original building of the high school and the first addition. The resignation of Donald Gerstad, industrial arts teacher, was regretfully accepted. Joseph Szabo has been employed to replace him. Phillip Thenneses Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Phillip The*- nes have just returned from% three-week trip, during which they stopped at Denver to visit their new granddaughter, Annette Gaylord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gaylord. Mrs. Gaylord is the former Irene Thennes. They continued on to St. Ana, Calif., to see their daugh-«" ter, Bernice Thennes Carspn# and her family. They also v& ited Disneyland. 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