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r, April 15,1980 . • zr^$. ' _ ••• THE McHENEY PLAtNDBAttt «|i»»»>< IiI tl iI* «l 11||t jfevvtfto: Wonder Like •!<!»« % turn ftw Voting Members ' Hny Take Over the Bid and dan Club A general meeting of the Rod and Gun Club will be held Sunday, April 16, to vote on three proposed changes in the constitution. The meeting is called for 2 p.m. in Bilk's store. Membership dues, now $5 per #ar and payable on Jaa. 1 each year, will be changed according to.the type? of members. - It is proposed to change the membership into ; three classes: Class I--members who agree to underwrite the liquidation of the existing debt. This action will entitle the members to a life membership with voting rights. Certificates will be issued to them jdth proper provisions regarding We assignment of the property, resale, etc. QlasR II members are to pay a lump sum into the treasury and,, vrill have life membership but cannot vot$ and will ftot have equity 111 the property. Class IB members ~wiQ pay annual membership dues and will participate Jn the activities of the club but will have no equity in the #operty and will not'be permitted to vote. tary will be. hojjared jfopiUn Although there was no contest for aay of the vacancies on the board of Harrison school, fortynine voters turned out Saturday to cast votes of confidence. Robert Doerrfeld and Marius "Mufz" Hansen were elected for threeyear terms; Mel Sellek was elected president for one year. " Write-ins were for Joe Mtonteleone, Joseph Smith and Anthony Audino. Each got one vote. Ladies of the Community club Jield a bfeke sale in the school during the election hours Saturday and cleared about $25. Also during the election, the resale shop was open, and in charge of Mrs. Howard--Wilkinson and* Mrs. Spoehr. The Community Club is* sponsoring a play by the seventh and eighth grade students on Friday and Saturday, April 21 and 22. Mrs. Myrtle Davidson, chairman of the Community club, said that the gra-nd opening of the n£w wing of the Harrison school will take place this month."J Complete announcements will be made later: Propers Visit k In Park Ridge Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Proper and their two sons, Kenneth and Bobby, spent a long weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vlnje, Park Ridge. They took the boys to Lincoln Park zoo Friday and attended St. Luke's Lutheran 0)urcli Easter. The Propers returned tp Wonder Lake Sunday. -- RECEIVE BADGES The Girl Scouts received their WHtond-cIass badges in an appropriate ceremony Wednesday of last week. Those receiving the badges were: Jean Selsdorf, Sa'ndi Sells, Judy Bastien. Carol Andersen, Janet Grill and Betty Wright. fflSlor bearers for the occasion were Cora Jean Henthorne and Patsy Anderson. A fly-up from Brownies was rbara Mahal. SENIOR PLAY The senior play at McHenry high sfhool takes place Friday. "Seventeenth Summer" has three Wonder Lake teeners in the cast: a*n Biggers, Bob Lowrey and "ally Smale. SCHOOL HOLIDAY The Easter holiday for local students who attend Harrison school was from Friday to Sunday night. For the students of McHenry high, it was from Friday to Monday; for students of Woodstock high, it lasts all the rest of this week after starting Good Fri- *7. , LEGION auxiliary "The jMcHenry county council of the American Legion auxiliary meets Friday in Harvard. Those wishing transportation are to phone Gradelle Proper at 696. The next regular meeting of the local unit will be Thursday, April 20. The program, under the child- 3el fare division, will feature a leaker from the Woodstock Children's Home and colored slides taken in the home. Thursday, April 20 is also the evening when all past presidents of the county units of the auxil- HR1EFIES . Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lov^f Evan aton, were weekend visitors in ;the home, of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Rumhaugh, her parents, and in the home of her sister, that of Mr. and Mw. Howard Wilkinson.--Mr. and Mrs. Gail Wrfede and daughters, Jane Ann and Peggy, were Easter visitors in Arlinstin Heights at the home of Mrs. Wrede's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Patrick.--Mrs. llorothy McEachren, Mrs. Jane Setzler, Mrs. Del Tall man, Mrs. I.ilHau Forsbetg, and Mrs. Ruth Rodman were present at a candidates' meeting held in Woodstock under the sponsorship of the Lougiic of Women Voters of Woodstock. --The Lake View Inn atid the Grill both had specialties for Friday. Saturday and Sunday for the holiday diners. The Riegels will hold their grand opening this Saturday, April 15, at the Grill -- The Left-Handers club is holding a party Friday. Christ the King Church The Lenten season is now over. Services during Holy Week were impressive and well attended. The Rev. J. A. Vanderpool expresses in the cot;munity were with us for the first time. The evening Gospel service was a very joyous occasion, with a unique program presented by home talent. There was a male quartet, made up of Linn Loshbaugh, John Christoffersen, Ed Dornbush and Hugo Carlson. They will be heard again. Our youth chorus were there to sing, duet by Joan Dornbush and Annette Glauser, vocal solo by Mr. Christoffersen, duet by Mr. Dornbush and Mrs. Dick Oldran and an Easter song by Carol Jean Oldson. In the fellowship hour, our social committee, headed by Mrs. Cyrus Gabrielsen, served delicious refreshments. It was a day that will live long with us in grateful memory, and all because of Him, who died for our sins and rose again the third day according to the Scriptures. This is the heart of the Gospel: A crucified Christ, who In the sacrifice of Himself brought atonement for our sins and a risen Christ, .the victor over death, assuring every believer in Him of victory over the last enemy. We are planning to commemorate the. Fifth Anniversary of the Gospel work here at the Center, next week, April- 21-23. More detailed announcements will be forthcoming. ij Council Proceedings DISABLED VETS MUST FURNISH PROOF OF DEPENDENCY SOON Veterans with service-connected disabilities rated 50 to 60 per cent who have failed to receive additional compensation because of dependency, by May 1 if they desire to be paid retroactive to Dec. 1, 1949. The Illinois Veterans Commission said that many veterans either do not have notice of such dependency? on record or have failed to supply the necessary proof of marriage and children. Where notice of dependents was on record with the Veterans Administration on December 1, 1949, and the necessary evidence of relationship and dependency is furnished within five months from that date, the award will be made retroactive Dec. 1. In other cases the effective date of the award will be the date the evidence (marriage or birth certificates) is received. Service officers of the IVC have been instructed and are ready to April 3, 1950 he City Council met in regular semi-monthly meeting with Mayor Freund presiding. Aldermen present- Althoff, Anderson, Freund, Vycital. Absent: None. Motion hy Freund, seconded by Althoff. that the* minutes of the last meeting be approved as read. Motion carried. ^Motion by Althoff, seconded by Anderson, that the treasurer's report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Anderson, that the collector's report be approved as read. Motion by. Vycital, seconded by Freund, that the collector's report be approved as read.. Motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Freund. that the clerk's report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Althoff, that the following bills be paid as approved by the finance committee. Motion carried. John J. McCarthy, Satnry $220.10 Elmer R. Murphy, Salary .-186.90 Joseph C. Grobel, Salary 195.20 Arthur J. Smith, Salary .... Philip M. Thennes, Salary Anton H. Freund, Salary Earl R. Walsh, Office Expense Mayme Buss, Salaries and commissions Ero Erickson, Police radio maintenance Frank Masquclet, Labor OS snow plow Wm. Buchert Service Station, Gas and oil, police car and truck Wm John J. Vycital Hardware Supplies 44.<Mi Jame« B. Clow & Sons, Fire hydrant 114.7S Althoff's Hardware, Fire extinguisher Frank Thornber^Co. Election supplies Leon M. Golding & Associates, Stenographic transscript , McHenrv Library, Tax Levy 750.00 Clark Chevrolet Sales Truck repairs & storage 24..30 Vance Welding Service. Welding 161100 his sincere thanks to all who advise and assist veterans in preworked so hard making arrange- (paring the necessary evidence bements for the week. fore the May 1 deadline. The congregation of Christ the , In McHeory county veterans should contact the JVC office at the court house in Woodstock and obtain information from Otto Babcock, service officer, who is in King church express their deepest sympathy to the relatives of Rev. W'illiam O'Rourke, who passed away Holy Thursday Many of the Wonder Lake resients attend- Woodstoek every Wednesday, ed St. Patrick's, McHenry, when he was the pastor there. What to remember and make a date for: Saturday, April 22, bake sale, April 29. spaghetti dinner and social. Those who are not members of the Altar and Rosary Society or the Holy Name Society are being askejl to sign up now. Gospel Center News It was. in way of weather conditions. a most unusual Easter Sundiiy. Rain, snow sleet", slippery and treacherous roads, conspired as it were to keep the people away from the Houses of Worship. ^But again we saw evidence of that "where there is a will there is a way" to overcome obstacles. The Sunday School program at the Gospel Center drew another record Easter Sunday attendance. It was indeed a capacity crowd, with every available space occupied in our chapel. A fine audience also turned out to the Morning Worship service at 11, when quite a number of friends and neighbors Carb Senrlee Curb service is not aa modern as one might think. In the seventeenth ctatury, ladies used to sit outside Paris cafes in their sedan chairs, sipping coffee served by the waiters. Subscribe for The Plaindealer. 195.20 178.20 178.20 65.00 6S.47 15.00 ^M*oo McHenry Co. Farmers' Co-: . op, Rock salt >: 4J0 Weber Plumbing ft Heating Roding sewers 8§.$5 Illinois Bell Telephone Co., Telephone service 12.95 Western United G. ft E. Co., Gus service 15.21 McHenry Sand ft Gravel Co., Cinders and gravel 99.60 Public Service Company, Power and light 242.14 Philip Hastings, Police duty 95.00 Collector of Internal Revenue. Income Tax 119.50 SPECIAL SEWEB FIND Fred C. Feltz, Salary ........ $135.00 Mayme Buss, Clerical 20.00 Public Service ConfpEftyT Power and Light , BIOS Republic Flow Meters Comparty. Charts 13775 Motion by Vycital, seconded by. Freund, to designate the week starting April 23. 1950 as "Clean- Up \Veek" in- McHenry. Motion carried. * Motion by Althoff. seconded by Anderson, to adjourn. Motion carried; XJEORGE ^ fttEUNl), • • " . , Mayor. EARL R WALSH, . * / City Clerk. " ' • .1 1 : : =: ' " " 1 • . 'J •!' 'M- !• ft frf » IN NATIONAL FESTIVAL Students of Barrington high schcol Square Dance club exhibition team are busy perfecting their dips and twirls for their participation in the sixteenth National Folk Festival at St. Louis, Mo. on April 15. The Barrington group, directed by Truman L. ChileB, faculty member, will be among 2,000 young persons who are scheduled to appear on the program. The B.H.S. students will give an exhibition of American folk danceo and cowboy numbers. * . f About 75 percent of last year's automobile accidents were caused by drivers of passenger cars. • 13.77 33.26 12.46 l*kbhe us or hall us . . . . No; 'natter the time of day or night! . . we're always at your ready *e^vi<;« to take you safely and] ^lUickly to your destination. McHenry Cab Phone 723 '."i1 •{"X* Read *he Want Ads! HHHwK"! Ir» • link Ut «f '^o«T heart lint pm along with your gift ' tfr Molhrr .. . «o why not 'Makr it thr gift that only yo« . can give... a portrait ol yM {•..from « Worwick's Studio 117 Riverside l>r. PHONE 275 HrHenry "SPEEDY" w by McHENRY GARAGE 3 IR CAR PURCS ALONG" K* PRETTY A!> A PERSIAN PUSSY CAT - NOT A NOI^E no. KNOCK IN IT NICK MILLER'S *NENRVGMA6f f \NNY TN V* WHADOV you „ WANT r NOTHING NOTHING AT ALL PROPPING A BRICK ON MY SWELL CA«* I'M GOIMC* UP "THESE ANO PUNCH THAT GUY3 NOSE FOB I JUST THOUGHT IV RTFTURN LOUB BRICK. AUCTION Dispersal Sale ED. YOGEL and J. E. MACK, Auctioneer* Having sold my farm, will sell at Public Auction on the farm located 2 miles South of Ringwood; 2 miles West and 1% miles North of McHenry, and 9 miles North Bast of Woodstock, on SATURDAY APRIL IS commencing at 10:<H) A. M. Sharp JOSEPH X. WATMWf j Atteraaf-at-jmr ^ "Phone MeHeary 4M-W HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid fai l>ead and Crippled Horses, Csttt and Hogs--Sanitary Pewer Lit# Ing--Tankage and Meat Scraps tm sale. Phones Arlington MtifMi 11( or McHenry. 114. Reran# Chaifes. Palatine Rendering Bar*, lee. 80 inencing HEAD OF LIVESTOCK CHARLES 8. PARKER, • (Jasljrn 4k Parker) OffVe Horn: -li'Mlaj AfteraooM--1: Office--Koehr Supply Conaasj, 542 Marn Street. Went McHenry I hone--McHenry 486 Woodstock 11S5 DIAMOND T TRUCKS *604 Front Street WILLYS-OVERLAND SALES Phone 403 Any way, and every way, you measure it --"FIRST... and Finest... at Lowest Cost! 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PROVED CERTI-SAFE HYDRAULIC BRAKES Giving swifter, safer, straightline stops and embodying new Dubl-Life rivetless brake linings that last up to twice as long. P & W rarm Machinery Co. PHONE DBS PLAINES 132? OES PLAINES, ILL. RAND ROAD* AT CMtAUELAND MIR NEAMOARTfltS FOB FOtt TMCTOCS ll» MAM >.l«I . - ill* StyUiiM D« Lux* CLARK CHEVROLET SALES PHONE 277 McHENKY, ILLINOIS consist inr of 40 Head of REGISTERED HOLHTEIN and 19 HEAD OF GRADE HOLSTE1NS; T. B. and Banff* Tested. All Yoang Htork and large percentage of producing animals have been ralfhood vaccinated. Include^l In this offering will be 18 daughters of Ralph Rag Apple Giles, sired l»y a splendid type sou of Montvic Chief tan 10th from an outstanding high testing 4.4% daughter of Oak Read King Bess Perfection. 11 oY these daughters are bred heifers--7 are oj»en heifers. Also Included are 4 daughters of Lad Gano Poseh. A goodly number will be fresh or close springer by time of the Sale. A registered young bull of breeding age--very dark-- on sire's side a great grandson of Femro Almu, the 1000 lb. of fat eow as a two-year old test 4.9. On dam's side a double grandson of Carna tlon Ambassador. Thls. bull Is a splendid Individual. One registered Hampshire Sow --eomprest breeding--will farrow about sale time. One registered Hampshire Boar --Tru Model Breeding. SO Feeder pigs. S00 White leghorn Hens--one year old-- Lent men Breeding. HAY & GRAINS Approximately 800 bushels of corn (first quality); Approximately 600 bushels of oats (first quality) ; Approximately 15 tons of first & second cutting of Alfalfa, Approximately 10 bushels of Rye seed; A quantity of Protein feed, etc; Approximately 20 tons of silage--excellent condition. FARM MACHINERY AND EQI'IPMENT W.C. AUi8 Chalmers Tractor-- lights and starter; F-20 I. H. C. Tractor -- recently overhauled; 10-20 Tractor; Case 6' combine with Wisconsin motor and pick-up *attacliments; Case single row corn picker; I.H.C. Grain drill 112" with seeder and fertilizer attachment, Grain "ftlower with pipe f hay ano grain elevator with new motor; Case 2 bottom 14" tractor plows; Allis Chalmers 2 bottom 14" tractor plows; 8* I. H. C. Tandem disk; T Allen Bradly Tandem disk; 4 'section harrow--new; I. H. C. check row corn planter with fertilizer attachments; 8' grain binder rigged to windrow grain for combine; 7' power tractor mower;, 6' horse drawn mower; I. H. C. Tractor cultivator with power lift; Allis Tractor cultivator with power lift; Tractor wood saw; Tractor post hole digger; Tractor power manure loader; Allan Bradley Tractor Manure spreader; Tractor operated weed and corn borer sprayer--new; Heavy duty brush and pasture renevati ug tractor disk--new; Side delivery rake; Hay loader and other misc. haying equipment; Allen Bradley No. 11 Hammer Mill; Corn binder; Silo filler; Large drill press with motor; Corrigated Roller; Steel road drag. Watering tanks and heaters. MILKING EQUIPMENT Westinghouse milk cooler; 12 can capacity--new; 3 single unit Universal milking machines; Dairy queen hot water heater; Silo cart; Air compressor; Thirty 8 gal. milk cans; Quantity of miscellaneous milk house and dairy barn equipment. 1948 DeLuxe model Chevrolet 1 ton truck -- stake body. duaF wheels--like new; Steel wagon bed on rubber; Wood wagon bed on rubber; Junior garden planter-~- like new; Miscellaneous gardea equipment; 300 gal. gasoline tank. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 8 cubic foot Kelvinator Ice Box -like new; Kelvinator Electric range--like new: Dining room set; 2 beds with springs & mattresses; Livltig' room lamps; Oil heating stove--4 rooms capacity--like npw; Kitchen set. kitchen cabinets; Other miscellaneous household equipment too numerous to mention. TKRMS--All sums of $25.00 and under that amount cash; over that amount a credit of six months at 6 per cent will be given on notes approved by the clerk. Anyone desiring credit kindly make arrangements before purchase is made. No property to be removed until settled for. CHARLES P. KRIES. Owne^ McHENRY STATE BANK, Clerking Not Responsible For Accidents puncheon will be served on the Grounds FOX ELECTRIC BERTHS WONDER LAKE R. 1. RINGWOOD, ILL. Electric Wiring Motor laparii Pumpa . Sold and Repairai TEL. WONDER LAKE 4tt Home Furniture Recovering and Repairing 20 years experience Phone PisCSkee 551-R-l VIC'S UPHOLSTERY JSERTKS RR. 1. Pistaqua Heights McHenry, 111. * VERNON KNOX Attorney-At-Law Cor. Green and Elm Bts., McHaary Tuesday and Friday Aft Other Days By Af Phone McHenry 43 -- WANTED TO BUT -- We pay $6 to $25 for Old Ham^ leas for down horses tad tI*1* MATTS MINK RANCH Johnsburg - Spring Grove Raw Phone Johnsburg S14 CALL AT ONCE ON DEAD v HOGS. HORSES AND CATTLV We pay phone ehargaa A. P. FREUND SONS . Excavating ^entractaf# Trucking, Eydraalie and Craae Service -ROAD BUILDING-- TeL <M-M McHeary, Ol E. E. PEASLEE, D. C. Chiropractor 120 8. Green St, McMaw Office Hoara* Dallj es?ep* Tharadaf • to 12 liM to* Hen. Bubble GOB Adults are becoming a larger bubble gum market Hitherto^ It » in oidjrkida that bought the gum. Wed. and Fri, 7 to • Pho"- " leury HcHaNRY FLORAL CO. Phone 404 One Mile South af On Route tl Flower* for all occaaieaa! S1X>FFEL ft REIHAN8MWeei>; pi mr«Bc« agenta for alt cMM y a»op«rty in the heat cMVHhi ; Went McHeory. Hljaaia ft » ; 'V)ephon„ __ insuramck EARL R. WALSH Fir*, Aato, Farm * Ufei RELIABL^oSSSANiaB Whea yon need Mown** of any kind Phone 43 or 118-M ' Ureen A Elm MeHewr» DR. R. H. WATKINS Dentiat ¥ %*. •ice Hwm-- If-; Thun., ft flak. 0 a. m. to 6 p. m. .1 -1 : TeL Wonder Lak» «li 7v Evanings py AppointmaiK. • ^ utokont Point Wmider Lake, Bt 'fJ FRANK S. MAT TracUag iand--Black Dirt--Cnwhed Grave Light Excavating -- Track far Hire Phone McHenry 58*>M-1 R-l McHenry AL'S WELDING AND SERVICE 601 Main St* McHenry Electric Portable WeMkw : Acetylene Welding and Cattiag L„ ALEX W. WIRFS. Operator , Phone 615-W-l or 4M T M'HENF^. ILL. £ M. CARROLL. 1)^1 Attorney-at-law - lioy, Benton St. " ^ Phone Woodstock ISM - Woodstock. Hliaoio . DR. MARTIN R. STORE CHIROPEACTOR Office Corner Green A Eta Tues^ Thars. Jt, Sat. Tharsdays *:3ft to t:N Taesdays and Saturdays la • TeL McHenr, m WELDING Maintenance and CoastractiaM Portable Equipment H. B. VANCE -- McHenry • M9 South Green St^ McHenry. IU» Hand VERN THBLEN Tracking Gravel Black Dirt Truck for Hire "**eL McHenry 588-R-2 or 58S-W-1 Box 172. Rt 1. McHenry DR. H. S. FIKB Veterinarian Oi Highway 31--Office aad Tel. McHenry SI Office Honrs: 1 p. •. to S gk Except Tharsdaya Evenings by Appointaisal DR. R. DeROME -- Deatiat -- 1M Greeat * 292-J Office Hoars: 1# a. at. to & pw Hk rxrept Wednesday. Offko aiaaai all day Wednesday. ImiM* *9 miim / . -v..*?** • *