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a- • • . r - y ** *# - _?••, v • * .\ v fky->> -•• ~ v - *« »*: i w^» * * ^ * *% * • * 4 ' ^ >• SfhAitf Mfatta >itt ullom Lake News "y Eve Levesque SUDDEN PASSING Residents of our community •*EBre shocked and saddened by the sudden death of Arthur Burg, a summer resident of this community for more than twen- . \f y«aT». Mr. and Mrs. Burg had been *at the lake last Wednesday, at wMck time they chatted with otd friends. , Op Thursday, after coming home from woVk, Mr. Burg was mowing the lawn in front of his heme when he collapsed. Death i- Was due to a heart attack. - He was laid to rest in' St. - Joseph's cemetery in Chicago on Monday, July 27. _ Mr. Burg is survived by ljis Wife. Geialdine, three sons, k,r* tftur, ^ Gregory and Gerald, and .one daughter, Mary. , ile will be greatly missed by nis many .fiends, at^McCullom Lake. • -v «f!r BM It <- To say we are proud of our terrific ball club is really stating things in a mild manner. Our boys are doing an amazing job. Last Wednesday night, they shellacked McHenry Bank by an overwhelming score of 24 to 7. In this one-, as in the other games, the credit must go to the as a whole and to expert " ing ^ and coaching. These rf deserve ou# full support, (use of , the proximity of last game to the time the out, the score is unavailable but we hope another victory is gained against Pa's Yanks on Tuesday night. The next game will be Tues- Aug. 4, at 7 against the ^Winder Lake (Commercials. The really big contest is scheduled for Thursday night, Aug. 6. at 7. The place will be Admiral field. This is the playoff against the two top teams in the League, when our Shamrocks will battle the Blatz Beer team for first place. Our hopes ,,§Jre pinned on you!!! /' Struck By Lightning Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Aregger, residents of the beach road, are | .a little fearful these days when tjfoy hear of an impending electrical storm. During ^jlte last big one that we had, their television antenna was struck and as a result, a lot of repair work was needed on their TV set before they were able to once again enjry their favorite programs. Mrs. Aregger is still convalescing from surgery, which she underwent a few weeks ago at the Lake Forest hospital. Vacation News 111is vils the favorite time-of the year for many of Our inhabitants to hit the open roid and "See America First." Lorraine and Johnny Boyle eh joyed a northern vacation this year m Duluth, Minn. The Boyles were visiting a long time chum of John's and also managed to do some sightseeing. Marianne and Alan McKim gathered up their wee ones and took off for a motor trip to the beautiful Ozark country. Their goal was Caulfield, M£„ which is in the heart of the Ozarks and also the home of Alan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo McKim. The vacation was a most' enjoyable one. Mr. McKim is now enjoying his vacation here in our community with Marianne and Alan. Johnny Boyle, Jr., had a grand time with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurth, at Pickerel Lake, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Ed „ Stacknick and son. Butch, did the scenic Indian country known as the Wisconsin Dells, for three days- They took boat trips and did 9 lot of hiking and drank in the beautiful scenery of this vacation spot. returned from ^ two weeks' vacation up north. The Han gens travelled with Lillian's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Christiansen. The first week was spent in a cabin on Pine Lak£ near Perham, Minn., where the party enjoyed fishing and swimming. The second week they motored to northern Wisconsin to the big city of Loretta, w&cb included a gas station and a grocery store. Lil and Dave tried their luck with rod and reel and Lil actually hooked into a 34 inch muskie. feut since they had no net with which to lift him into the boat, he really got away. Next time have? a camera with you and take a picture Of It for proof, Lil. ~ Small Fry Sporto New*., Our young ball team,' the Wildcats, added another feather to our sports cap when they took a close game from Wonder J Lake last Sunday afternoon. The I score was 14-13. | The young lads take their ball ! playing seriously and can be j seen just about every day of the week getting in some practice. Good luck to you, kids. > McHBTBY PT immgiT -B Mr. and Mr* Otto Kuel- j nil and enjoy nttvni with t&eir ler of McHenry and their ton, j young ions. Harry, and his fiancee. Refreshments were provided by the callers and a goodtirte was really enjoyed by t-.. Birthday Greetings To Mrs. Marge Stacknick, who celebrated her twenty-ninth birthday on Monday, July 20. To Miss Karen McKim, who was four /ears old on Saturday, Ju<> 25. ,To Richie Baumbeck, who turned 8 July 13. » J V i To Cynthia Rourke, Wfco is 12, today. Best wishes to all of "iWi So long until next1 wee^..1'1' MID-WEST FARM YOUTH TO EXHI] ON MARKETING DAY This One Really DM Get Away Lillian and Dave Hansen just Enjoying A Local Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hands have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Buckley of .Chicago for two weeks. On Friday night, the Hands were surprised with a visit from their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hands, and daughter, Sandra, of Kansas City, Mo. They returned to their home* on Monday morning, Sail For Home • - Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Olsen, their grandson, Tommy, and the family vehici- sailed yesterday from Stavanger, Norway, for America. We have no doubt that these travellers, who have been absent froir. our shores for fou, month?, will have many interesting anecdotes to tell and a lot of beautiful souvenirs to display from the land of the Midnight Sun,. Father And Son Weekend It was a joyful crowd that made the trip to Camp Lowden for the annual dads and sons Cub Scout weekend. Lads and dads who comprised the group were Donnic Vycital and father, Harold, Johnny Boyle, Jr., and John, Buddy Reid and pop, Ed, and Kenny Homo and his father, Roy. The fathers agreed that it was refreshing to get away from it Keen competition is expected on August 25 at the International Amphitheatre when mid-west farm boys and girls exhibit hogs of their own raising at the 1953 Chicago Junior Market Hog Show and Marketing Day, show officials reported. OBJECTIONS ON ASSESSMENTS MUST BE FILED JULY 31 Farmer taxpayers who have examined personal property assessments published this month and feel they have grounds for objection should file a wiitten objection with the county board of review by the end of July. This advice was given by Bert Vandervliet, director of property taxation for the Illinois Agricultural association, the state-wide Farm Bureau organization. 'The 1953 assessments are -be- In addition to the assurance (ing published by townships dur- ~ llest ing July in practically all counties," Vandervliet reported." "Publication serves as a legal notice to the taxpayer." Vandervliet advised farmers to compare their individual 1953 personal property assessments with the figures appearing on their personal property tax schedules. "If any changes were made in the property owner's tax return by the township assessor, or county supervisor/ of assessment, thev will appear, in the publihed list." : . Vandervliet points out that <• if of the fullest net returns on the basis of quafey values, prize lists were increased this year. Cash prizes down to fifteenth place are offered in some classes, with * cash award of $20 to the first place winners in the single classes, and $25 in the pen of three classes. The grand champion and the reserve grand champion in each diiusion of the show will be awarded trophies valued at $300 by the Chicago Live Stock Exchange and the Chicago Traders Exchange. Entry blanks and premium lists may be obtained by writing to the show headquarters, 840 Exhange Ave., Union 'tock Yards, Chicago 9. Final cate foi accepting entries is Mondays Aug. 10, Pleasantly Surprised Was Otto Ebert on Saturday' night when several good friends I dropped in for an unexpected | party in his honor. The occasion was Otto's thirty-ninth birthday. The merrymakers included Emma and Otto Pyritz, Mr. and Mrs. William Hoeft of Wonder locaoi Worwick's McHenry Camera Center Cameras Bought, Sold and. Exchanged H PHOTO SUPPLIES O Flree Expert Service Does Not Stop With A Sale.^ " See us before you buy. WORWICK'S STUDIO tit-N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE o\tao>i----locaoi Farming is the basis of mosfr of the nation's wealth; therefore everyone should be Interested in agricultural prosperity. ' --* DR. HENRY FREUND r OPTOMETRIST - ' It 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) s--: ETES EXAMINED - GLASSES FITTED tlSCAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION CeMPLETE TISFAL ANALYSIS R0ITRS DAILY « • te 19 A. 1. and 1 to l F. ft • • fRIDAY EVENINGSs 6:00 to 8:30 P. •. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 written objection is not filed, the taxpayer hos no other way of getting an adjustment. "Farmers should also find out from their county treasurer if the published list may be subject to a multiplier," he said. "It's safe to assume that if your county had a multiplier in 1952, the same multiplier will be applied to this year's assessments." If a multiplier is applied, the tax will be based an a figure perhaps double or triple the published assessment. "Unit values applied to live-' stock and grain, in particular, i have often resulted In assess- j ment levels higher than the j average level of real estate as- J sessments." he said. "This has: happened in some counties where; practically all tax delinquency comes in incorporated cities and towns." , As a general rule, Vandervliet said, personal property assessments, except for cars and trucks, should not. be more than 50 per cent of current market value. And in some counties objections to ally assessments of even 25 per cent of market value may b^ fully justified, he concluded. ^ HERD NAME Joseph s. Schmitt of McHenry has been given the privilege of the exclusive use of the name "Grapeline" as a beid :wme in registering his purebred Hflfstein- Friesian cattle. •The trouble with many nesses is that the operators art out to get rich. A. F. & A. M. 107 N. Court St. Meeting l-3rd Tues. Visitors Welcome Phillip Ricker, Secy. Phone McHenry 417 O. E. S. 107 N. Court St Meetings 2nd & 4th Toes. Visitors Welcome Myrtle Harrison, Secy Tel. Won. Lk 3641 * UnvHmmmI Rom where I sit... iy Joe Marsh Iff Fine To Be Fooled -Sometimes Handy Peters entertained for the ladies of the Auxiliary the ither night--and had the ladies believing for a While that he's the best marksman ever. Handy put on a great act. Re set up a whole bunch of balloons on a muslin backdrop and then took out his pea-shooter. He shot blindfolded, standing on his head, every which way--and broke a balloon every"time! No wonder Handy impressed the ladies. What they didn't know --till the show's end--was that Buck Mulligan was hiding behind the backdrop improving <m Handy's aim with a hatpin. Prom where I sit, we all fat things "put over" on us now aad again. When it's good-naturedfine! But, some folks would like to fool the rest of us into believing it's wrong to enjoy an occasional glass of beer--just because they prefer something else. For real American tolerance neighborliness these people ate simply "off target." ^oc^Kuug. Copy right. /M? 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