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Ofty OmimU Pnouettingi • - Council Room, February 6,1989. , • The City Council met h renlar . -inonthly meeting with Mayor Over- *4on presiding. Aldermen present: 'Bolger, BUBS, Ferwerda, Freund and 'Itegner. Absent: None. V Motio>n by Ferwerda, seconded by Buss, that the minutes of the last "fegnlar meeting be approved as read. l„.JMotion carried. Motion by Freund, seconded by Beg- "her, that the treasurer** report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Bolger, seconded by1 light Freund, that the collector"* report Publie be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Buss, seconded by Bolger, that the clerk's report be approved as read. Motion carried. ^ Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by Regner, that the following bills be paid as approved by the finance committee, Motion carried. Public Service Co., Playground service $ 2.1T Public Service Co., Service at " City Hall ' 214 blic Service Co., Ornamental # - •• / Specials for Dollar Day Only -- Saturday, February 25 ONE SUIT AND EXTRA PAIROF PANTS, V Cleaned and pressed 1. .*~r >•;- LADY'S DRESS AND ONE SKIRT; BLOUSE OR SWEATER, Cleaned and pressed .00 il.oo McHENRY CLEANERS Elm Street -LODTZ & LODTZTeL 104-M : McHenr*, Ifc. Extra Special Latest 1939 Spinet Console. This cabinet is built of genuine sliced and butt walnut. In workmanship and material, it is a QUALITY cabinet worthy of a home where good taste and honest constuction is appreciated. Electric push-button tuning for EIGHT favorite stations, new Pliilco Balance Field Speaker, inclined sounding board, bass compensation, variable tone control, Philcb higher efficiency tubes, covers standard American, day and night foreign and American short-wave, state police, ship \and day first class amateur broadcasts. For Only $59.95 And Tour Old Radio A New 1939 Philco Push $1Q95 Button Auto Radio, only . Green Street McHenry FRIDAY SPECIALS Sliced Halibut Boneless Perch Eastern Oysters pt. Pickled Herring wv, . ,1b. (7 lbs. for $1-00) J umber lb. 25tf ^ lb. 17<£ Jb 254 lb. 23£ lb. 23c 1 lb. 23# Finnan Haddie Dressed Bullheads Dairy Fresh Cottage Cheese per pound 15<^ SATURDAY SPECIALS Kerber Bulk LARD (no limit) lb. 9(^ Ring BOLOGNA ..... Jb. 17^ Sliced ^-lb. Pkg. BACON pkg. 15^ Meaty Veal CHOPS . .jib. 25c1 Meatv Veal SHOULDER lb. 23<S Ho-Made Pork SAUSAGE _ » 19d 95.81 3ot, Bracket light servlm -- 158.18 Public Service Co., Light vice at disposal plant Public Service Co., Power at disposal plant »--•---- Public Service Co., Service at pumping station Western United Gas A Electric Co., Burner rental Neptune Meter Co., Meters .... Frank Thornber Co., Election supplies - -- National Meter Co., Meters .... Republic Flow Meters, Clerical supplies M- L. Schoenholtt, Recreation supervision --.--. L. J. McCracken, Recreation | supervision ....... John Stilling, Fire truck storj age, gas - I Downs Motor Express, Hauling meters - - | N. P. Justen, Gas, fire truck .... ; Mort Ritt, Repairing time 1 clock . 'Illinois Bell Telephone Co., ! Telephone service ! Illinois Bell Telephone Co., Fire j alarm service :v ;Wm. H. Althoff, Supplies ........ [ John A. Bolger, Alderman ser- I vufe j Edward J. Buss, Alderman ser- } vice ........ : Fred Ferwerda, Alderman ser- ! vice ...... George P. Freund, Alderman ! service ....J, i Herman J. Kreutxer, Alderman i service ; Joseph M. Regner, Alderman i service i R. I. Overton, Mayor service j Robert L. Weber, Treasurer I service ...1 j Vernon J. Knox, Attorney ser- ! vice Earl R. Wajsh, Clerk service .... ;M. M Niesen, Supt. of wateri works Fred C. Feltz, Supt. disposal tW. C Feltz, Supt. of streets 100.00 John B. Wirtz, Marshall service 110.00 Peter Wirfs, Police service .... 95.00 Earl R Walsh, Office expense .. Loren Miller, Sanding streets Clarence Regner, Hauling grav- ! Miller Coal & Ice Co., Coal for ! City Hall D. I. Granger, Labor lit skating pond Bruce Granger, Labor at skat- | ing pond j Augustine Freund, Fireman | service „.<... Kenneth Granger, Fireman service I McHenry Co. Farmer's Co-op., ' Fence posts , Chuck's Ice & Trucking, Sand* i irg streets Tonyan Construction Co., Side- ! walk repairs j McHenry Plaindealer, (Printj ing and Publications ..... ! Water and Sewer Department, I« Special sewer fund . Mayme Buss, Commission, cler- I ical service j Zion Industries, Inc., Vehicle ! tags ! John J. Vycital, Hardware supi plies i Freund Oil Company, Fuel oil j McHenry Lumber Co., Coal and | sewer pipe i Griiuiell Co., Pump rental Resolution of the Death of Herman J. Kreutxer I WHEREAS, Divine Providence has I taken from our midst Herman J.! Kreutzer, Alderman of the Second I Ward of the City of McHenry, who j was a beloved friend of the members I of the Council, and I j WHEREAS. The death of our friend i and fellow official is taken as a great j loss to the City of McHenry and to his | many frinds who held him in high es- : teem; yet realizing that our sorrow at i his departure is surpassed by that of ; the members of his family, and j WHEREAS, his many years of able and efficient public service have en-: deared him to the citizens of this City, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED bv the City Council of the City of McHenry that we hereby express our (deep and sincere sympathy with the widow and family of our friend for the loss and sorrow that has come to them; that with them, we mourn for one who truly merited the respect and high regard of the people of McHenry,1 and we share with them a memory of a life nobly spent in services to his fellow men. and I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that !this resolution be spread upon the record of this meeting, and that a copy thereof be forwarded by the clerk to the wife and family of our beloved friend. j CITY OF McHENRY. I By: R.I OVERTON, Attest: Mayo*. EARL R. WALSH, Clerk. The council arose and paused in silence in respect to the memory of jits deoarted member, Alderman Herj man J. Kreutzer. Motion by Freund, seconded , Buss, that the above resolution adopted as read. Motion carried. ! Motion by Bolger. seconded | Freund to grant permission to the lojcal American Lecrion Post to hold a | carnival in the city July 4th, 1939. j Motion by Buss, seconded by Bolgjer, to pass resolution continuing West i McHenry State Bank as depository of | lunds of City Treasurer, Robert L. j Weber. Motion carried. ! Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by Freund to adjourn. Motion carried EARL R. WALSH, City Clerk. ' R. I. OVERTON, Mayor. 80 78 TUW MUCH MEAT A Negro hired by a movie studio was informed he was to do a comedy scene with a lion. "You get in this bed," said the director; "we'll bring the lion in and put him in bed with you. It will be a wow." "Put a lion in bed with me!" shouted the Negro. "No, sah! Not a-tall! I resigns right heah and now." , "But," exclaimed the director, "this lion won't hurt y6u; he was brought up on milk." "So was I brung up on milk," wailed the Negro, "but I eats meat now, You-all let merout o' he ail."-- 'Santa Fe • Magazine^. • t.: tHEY ALL FAgJ* 5.68 • I 18 50 - I 12.Wj L10 .92 6.00, • '"-I •3.45 3.33 mj 20.00. 20.00 20.00 20.00 20,00 ----- - 20.00 32.00 30.00 50.00 105.00 50.00 90.00 15.00 3.50 • I 3.50 ! 5.41 i 3.50 ' I 4.50 . i 3.0° 8.00' l 3.20 " .1 6.00 ( 24.40 49.30 75.00 I 26.06 ! 47.201 4.23 21.38 I 16.33 100 00 "Has the beach cenftor seen you in that suit?" "Sure: I've got • crush on him already." .: V . Jass Right " "What makes you think you're qualified to lead a swing band?" asked the manager. "Well," returned the young applicant, "I've had three nervous breakdowns, there's epilepsy in my family, I've worked in a boiler factory, and I live in an apartment above a family with 15 kids." "You're hired!" Washiiagle® •Post- Animal Cracker ' "Hoot, mon," said the visiting Scotsman, plucking at the sleeve of the zoo attendant, "can ye tell me what yon animal might be?" "That's a North American moose," replied the guide. " "Guidness!" exclaimed the Scot. "What a wonderful continent this is! He shook his head. "I'd na like ta meet up wi' a North American rat!"---Washington Post. Jush Shimple Tommy--O, I say, O'Reilly, old bean, you've been to Spain. Just what is the right way to pronounce this word "Fascist"? O'Reilly--O, it's quite easy, my lad. Just say it as if you were sJigiiily tight.--Pathfinder Magazine Heavy Journalism Old Lady--I hope, my boy, you don't sell papers on Sunday? Small Newsboy (sadly) -- No, mum; I ain't big enough to c&rry a Sunday edition yet. QVESS AGAIN Misses Hfelen Lawless and Helen Phelan and Peter Jacobs of Chicago and Leslie Foss of Davis Lake were Sunday afternoon and supper guests! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marlett Henry. ! Mr. and Mrs. George Lundgren of. Wauconda, Tfr. and Mrs. Axel Ner-! strom and sons of North Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lusk and daughter, Betty Lou, of Maple Parkj were Ssndoj guests at tire uOme uf _ Mr. and Mrs. John Blomgren in honor of the former's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wagner spent, Sunday evening at the home of the | latter's^ mother, Mrs. Mary Obenauf, I at Libertyville. j Mrs. Van Deusen is spending this j week at the home of friends in Chicago. Mrs. George Harris and daughter, Ellen, of Wauconda spent Saturday! afternoon at the home of Mr. and j Mrs. Wilbur Cook. j Gordon Granger of Chicago spent : Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wagner at-! tended a birthday party at the home | of Mr. and, Mrs. John M. Wagner at Round Lake Saturday evening in hon-1 or of the former's birthday. Willard Darrell, Mr. and Mrs.'Elmer Esping, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Marlett Henry attended the "Old Time Dance" at Libertyville last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Larabee of Bristol, Wis., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Brooks last Thursday. Chesney Brooks spent the weekend on a skiing party at Williams Bay, Wis. Willard Darrell, in company with A. D. Smith of Libertyville, Eb Harris of Grayslake and Clarence Iverson of Palatine attended an Illinois Farm Supply Co., meeting at Decatur on Wednesday and Thursday. • Mr. and Mrs. Will VanNsfta of Crystal Lake and Mrs Maud Jayne of Brethern, Mich., were callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Burnett last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. LaDoyt Matthews and Miss Joyce Ebert of Forest Park were guests at the home of Willard Darrell last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wagner spent last Wednesday evening at the1 hoipe£f Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brown' at Lily Lake. | Arthur Wackerow spent Sunday at' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy "turn- j er at Waukegan. j Mr. and Mrs. DeForest and two nephews of Chicago and Miss Carrie DeForest of- DesPlaines were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Burnett Saturday. j Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson and son of Cary were afternoon and supper guests last Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Blomgren. The Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Burnett which occurred February 18, and the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs. William Van- Natta, which occurred February 17, were celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mort Ritt at Crystal Lake last Sunday. Those present to enjoy the day besides the honored guests were: Mrs. Jane Keeler and grandchildren, Jane and Bettie Bonolo, of Barrington; Mr. and Mrs. Lester McCarthy and son, Tommy, of Coloma, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Omeara and daughter, Audry, of Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. John Bohart and daughter, Martha Jou. Mrs. Irene Bonola of Barrington; TMr. and Mrs. ^.Lyle Litwiler of Round Lake; John Taylor of Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. Maud Jayne of Brethern, Mich. Visiting and games and the serving of delicious food brought this memorable day to a close which will long be remembered bf? those present. , Mr. Scadhuntum--No, Gloria, it's not your fortune that attracts me. I love you for yourself alone. Mrs. Tripplewed-Multirox--Bobby, don't think because I'm a grass widow that I'm as green. ,as the term suggests. K Me> Fear Themselves "It is by seeking to inspire fear in others," said Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, "that men have learned to fear themselves." Tiring "I'm very tired'," said Mrs. Jones from the head of the supper table one Sunday evening. "You shouldn't be," said the minister, who had been asked to the evening meal. "You haven'fc preached two sermons today." "No," said Mrs. Jone, absentmindedly, "but I listened to them." --Stray Stories Maazine. City on Three Islar is New York city is built >n three islands, Manhattan, Staten and Long Island, with a portion on the adjacent mainland, the Bronx: Fisk New Spring Hats 25 HATS AT$1.25 EACH TO*THE FIRST f 25 CUSTOMERS! . C. F. "Ween Street :McHefifjr,tll. . » i • ir ""•I * i ' ' / Special -- New Styles! Ladies' Cotton Dresses, sizes 14 EXTRA Special! --The latest ^ v • Ladies' Cotton Dresses, sizes 46 - 52 Girls' Cotton Dresses, sizes 4 -14, » Infants' Cotton Dreses, sizes 1 - 3. 4 for; $1.00 $1.00 ..$1 00 $1.00 $ Dollar Day Special $ You can buy any style U. S. brand Gaytee Overshoe that we carry in stock for Ladies - Misses - Boys or Girls for only $1-00 (regular selling prices up to $1.95) with the purchase of any pair of shoes ON DOLLAR DAY ONLY! It will p4y you to get a pair of Gaytees for future use at this extremely low price. Tbi Shoe Box Riverside Drive McHenry, III Blossom Brand GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, No. 2 Can 12 cans for . , v-. , Blossom Brand PEAS, No. 2 Can 12 cans for "••••"• . Armour's Star PORK AND BEANS, l-lb. 6-oz. Can 12 cans for Honie-Made HEAD CHEESE, lb. 3-lb. Tin Home Rendered LARD, (this lard is 100% pure, 5 lbs. for -Special Prices on- -•"•r $1.00 $1.00 >1.00 18* 50* HOME DRESSED PORK « We also sell half or whole Dressed Hogs and do eommer cial killing of hogs and beef; also curing and smoking of hams and bacon, making sausage and rendering lard for. farmers! PICKLED HERRING, lb. 15c FRESH FISH - PICKLED AND SALTED HERRING ^ OYSTERS REGNER'S GROCERY AND MARKET Phone 3 Green Street / • ; r\% .. mm One for the Doctor Miss Keane (to handsome youngj^: physican, at the ball)--Oh, doctor*" how do you do? You look quite killing this evening. Young Physician--Thank you I'm not. Tm off duty, dofTF you know? by be 1 by Indication "The Utterly-Utters are just crazy about getting into society, aren'| they?" ' "Why, my dear, they're such climbers that they've even nameg their youngest daughter Ivy!'* Nothing Left "Have you done everything you can to make your husband see reason?" "I should think I have. There isn't a single plate or dish left in U» housa?'^ v Style Leadership ' ? Towns of England and Wales The towns of England and Wales cover a combined area of 6,510 square miles, out of a total area of the two countries of 58,249 square miles. first Automatic Binder The first harvester of the Marsh type to carry an automatic bundle j forming, compressing and tying at- i tachment was made in 1870 and was j known as the Locke machine. I J,-. and a V*8 engine proved by more than 5 million owners! bobbing or dipping. Level starts,' level stop*, level ride. SCIENTIFIC S0DNDP100FW6--Nouea hushed for quiet ride. LOW PRICES -- Achrvrtiaed prices include many items of desirable • aqpifpient. DE LUXE FORD V-8 STYLE LEADEBS1IP--The luaury cars of the low-price field. f-rrre 8-cylinder engine--Eight cylinders give smoothness. Small cylinders give economy. ^ , : IYDRAUUC BMm--Easy-acting* quick, straight stops. ' TUPLE-CUSHIONED COMFORT--New flexible roll-edge seat cushions, soft transverse springs, four hydraulic •bock absorbers. " froat cad $70400 KMWPWNT MQMPfB J St+t*£'ioxtsextr* IS THE DCTROIT DCUVERfl) PtKI This is for the D» Luxv Tudor Sedan illustrated and mcludoa all the following: Bumpers and four bumper guards • Spare wheel, tire and tube • Cigar lighter • Twin airelectric horns • Dual windshield wipers • Two sun visors • Lock on glove compartment • Clock • De Luxe steering wheel • Rustless Stfeel wheel bands '. Twin tail tights • Foot control for headlight beams with indicator on instrument panel • KNTOUM.V NSW battery-condition indicator. $11 YOU! FORB MAUI TOMY!