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. Muck 1.1951 ^ ^ -^n^w Vffi? THE McHENBT PLAINDEALER, _ Items of Interest taken from the Aw ot the McHenry Plaindealer ft years ago. *# *** • *$% z Yearf Aft jt the first party of the club'8 •iRnrth Reason. The usual game ot K Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Page very pleasantly entertained the members of the Merry-Go-Round club JL cinch was enjoyed. George J. Schreiner is again employed in the Charles O. Frett meat market and grocery after a few months' absence., It is rumorea that the McHenry Power Boat /jlub will make its huilqgarteri /at the Riverside hneHb^oiwng season. The postofflce appropriation , bill Ijfot passed by the house last week, the pay of carriers on the rural free delivery routes is to be increased $100 eaclf per year by an amendment added just before the final vote was taken. The McHenry Brewing company is having all of its wagons repainted in anticipation of the opening of the spring and summer business. The west side will soon boast an elegant new billiard and ppOl and bowling alley. The new place of amusement will be located in the old "Tip" Smith building. We are told that there is a movement on foot to have James street on the west side opened this spring. (Ed. note: Something went E|rry with those plans. James •ftteet is still unopened.) * Twenty-Five Years Aj§» ; M . ^The trial of the Peopl# vs., Ed- * wMrd Cosgrove for robbery of the West McHenry State bank began in the circuit court on Wednesday of this week. Carl W. Stenger, president of the bank, was on the witness stand Wednesday after- | noon. Mrs. Jack Nicholls was recently \ called to Oak Park on account of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Mary R. Miller, who passed £way Feb. 20. Last Thursday night the junior class of the McHenry Community } high school presented their annual i class play, "Her Step Husband". With the appointment by the Right Rev. P. J. Muldoon of Rev. William A. O'Rourke of Rockford as pastor of St. Patrick's church in this city, the parishioners of that parish may be certain that they are *ing directed by a priest who has ' *Utoir interests alone at heart, , \while the citizens ot. it the near fnture/ome to regar* the new pastor aytheir true friend. | jn£hcy Babstitate ! "Honey can be Substituted lor [v flgar in fruit cakea, steamed puddings, cookies, and candies, with the result that these products will stay moist longer Uxan if sugar was used. The Lily Lake Beautifying club was quite elated with the success fOf their rummage sale, all the proceeds of which will go toward the improvement of roads. „• Roaring along at 80 miles an hour on the Indianapolis Speedway, Wilbur* Shaw, world famous automobile driver, retained perfect control of his car after purposely blowing out the new Firestone blowout-safe, puncture-proof and tubeiess tire on the left front wheel. Here, Raymond C. Firestone (left), Vice-President in Charge of Research and Development of The Firestone Tire & Rubber Company, watches Shaw check the air pressure in the tire after, it had been driven a mile following the blowout, the gauge showing that well over two-thirds of the original air pressure still remained in the inner diaphragm of the tire. According to Shaw, "This new tire completely eliminates all danger from blowouts and is the greatest contribution to safe driving I have ever seen." The new Firestone tire also provides puncture-proof protection. If a puncture occurs no air i» lost because soft, pliable rubber within the tire surrounds {he cause of the puncture preventing air leakage and when the cause of the puncture is removed this soft rubber seals the hole so that no repairs are necessary. IWH I'M'Ml I'l If II1 i 4"M' •• /> City Council Proceec • ••M l n H"MH I I I i utu idings COU>fclL ROOM February 18, 1951 The City Council met in regular semi-monthly meeting with Mayor Freund presiding. Aldermen present: Freund, Rothermel, Thennes, Vycital. Absent: Althoff, Anderson. Motion by Freund, seconded by Vycital, that the minutes of the last meeting be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Thennes, seconded by Rothermel, to approve Motor Fuel Tax audit report, as read, covering period ending December 31, 1949. Motion carried. Reports of department heads and committees were received by the Council. Motion by Freund, seconded by Thennes, to adjourn. Motion carried. • GEORGE IF.' FREUND, iiayor KARL R. WALSH* City Clerk. Ceffee Trees to Latin America there are between three-and-a-half billion and "faur billion cofffe trees, nearly all ot which stem from a single plant smuggled across the Atlantic to Martinique in 1728 by a young French naval officer named Gabriel M. deClieu. LILY LAKE LILYMOOR JoM«> • P.T.A. .business and social will be held Frida^, March 2, at 8 p.m. at the school house. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Milinac and baby son. Ricky, have moved to the ranch house on, Fox street, .McHenry. , , . . . : Mr. afid'Mrs. Pet^ Itdob Visited at the home of Mrs. Mary Lodtz at Crystal Lake. Mrs. Apsehutz's grandson. Billy Butler, of May wood," is well again and was out to visit his grandmother Sunday, Feb. 25. His uncle. Chuckle, has gone to visit him for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Hoppert and Mrs. Elizabeth Schaefer visited in Chicago Sunday. Franklin "Buddy" Milinac, leaves Thursday, March 1, for the Marine base at San Diego. Calif. ' * - Joseph Rother of Cincinnati, Ohio, nephew of Mr. Fuller, visited the Fullers for a few days. Mrs. Belle Sand, who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage Feb. 12, died Saturday, Feb. 24, about 11:30 a.m. Funeral was Tuesday, Feb. 27, from the Pet or M. Justen funeral home, with burial in Chicago. Joseph Fioretto, brother of Sam Fioretto, summer residents of Lilymooiw died Friday, Feb. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wyjas attended the funeral service, held at St. Ferdinand's church, with burial in St. Joseph's' cemetery, Chicago. Another brother, Gus, who is in the U.S. army *>ras home for the services. i With "the sitow fast disappearing and the roads clearing up, the president of the Lily moor Property Owner? association would like to ask all residents to try ta ikeep our roads and their own property clear of rubbish.' and to properly dispose of. their refusi either by pickup, or burning, adiiggggiinngg Nnaj hhoollee on their own pro-perty and^burying it. They are not to 4unip_it in the woods or on other "vacant property. That so called "dump" up in the woods is someone's private property. and adjoins other property with homes in them. These people have made foniplaints. and it has been taken ^p with the board of health. Signs will be posted In this area, warning of prosecution if this is not stopped. Signs alone are not enough. Let's all do our best to rid this community of this nuisance, and to make this a nice place to live. Also, with the coming, of spring, it has again been called to your scribe's attention, that the "dog" situation 1B getting worse, and why isn't something done about it. These dogs go to school, run after cars, etc., and it isn't only a hazard to the dogs, but also to the children, whom the dogs follow. The president of Property Owners in this subdivision has had many complaints. He owns a dog, so does your scribe, but you don't see our dogs running around loose. Surely, if you must have a dog, he is doing you no good running around the subdivision, and if you really love your pet, you would want him to be at home, to protect you and your property. Be good to your dog, he will reward you and he will be a much better dog for the little time you will need to properly take care of him. Orv if this can not be done, I have been asked to call to your attention that the community leaders will have to take steps to see that dogs are kept home. • Rayon Jerseys Rayon jerseys usually contain acetate rayon, so be very careful that your iron doesn't get too hot. Iron lightly to avoid pulling the garment out of shape. Iron while slightly damp with a WARM iron or ironer. HANDICRAFT Bird Houses, Lawn Chairs* Lawn Swings, Picnic Tables, Tier Benches, Flower Boxes and Wheelbarrows and Sand Boxes. Trellis, Pergola, Picket Fences, Etc.* Screens and Cabinets made to order. CLARENCE J. SMITH JQHNSBURG PHONE McHENRY 5834-1 LEO'S TAVERN RINGWOOD. 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Size Cake bath tixa 15c Kitchen Klenier Makes Cleaning Easy «a 19C \ v>v>v\ S\OYOS 8TIDEST MOfm An estimated 17,000 high scbooi students are now establishing good, permanent driving habtti^ in regular school courses throngk« out the country. It has been estab»< lished that graduates of the driv ing courses have less than 50 per* cent of the accidents as those is! the same age group who have not 'had the benefit of good training. ¥' V4 ' 3 m.'-j OVERLOADED TRI CKS 1 In the first three-quarters offi 1950, Illinois highway police madc^ 18,982 arrests of overloaded truckap on state highways, the Chfcagol Motor clnb reported. These trucks^ many of them repeating offenders,. were found to be carrying over-^ weights above the liberal 18,000-» pound axle limits of 49,144,000 , pounds--24,572 tons. There wer^' 3,723 repeat offenders among thc|'ri trucks arrested. About half of thefT violators were vehicles from emt- • side of the state. 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Phones Arlington Hilphtl IIS or McHenry *14. Reverse : Charges. Palatine Rendering 8enr-f ' > i lee. ' ••#! • m i H n i m t i i n n u M ' TERNON KNOX Attorney-at-law Cor. Green and Elm Stik, McHenry Tnesday and Friday Afteraeeas OtMTsDajg By Appolntmeai Phone McHenry IS OH! U H It t 111 II 1 1 1 1 I I 10' -- WANTED TO BUY -- CALL AT ONCE ON DEAD HOGS, HORSES AND CATTLE We pay phone charges We pay SO to for Old Hersesi less for down horses and cattle MATT*S MINK RANCH Johasbnrg - Spring Grove Mead Phoae Jehnsbnrf S14 •••n i it: i n 11111 < i i i i » # A. P. FREUND SONS Excavating Contractors Tracking, Hydraalk • aad Crane Service & r"' -- ROAD BriLDING ^ v/] TeL 204-M McHenry, I1L u i i n u M i i n n i i i i i n i S. E. PEASLEE, M. Chiropractor -120 S. Green SU McH«4Uf Office Hoars , Dally except Thnrsday t to IS -- 1:30 to & Moa., Wed. and FrL Erenlaf > 7 to » Call McHenry 2S8-R For Appointment •• I11' • ••<• '?• '!• I11" » !• t 'H 1111111 INSURANCE EARL R. WALSH Fire, Ante, Farm A Life Insnranee "Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When Yon Need Insnraaee m Any Kind • Phone « or 118.M Green A Elm MeHeary m u n i i t i t 1 111niinie STOFFEL * REIHANSPERGES Insnraaee agents for all classes ef property la the best companion West MeHeary. Illinois Telephone No. SAO 607 Main St McHenry, IU. • ••H1I Hill Mi l H l l l t H - J AL*S WELDING AND REPAIR SERVICE 001 Mnln St* MeHeary Electric Portable Welding Acetylene Welding nnd Cntttnf ALEX W. WIRFS, Operatfr I Phone lli-W-1 or 444 McHENRY, ILL. J mi i i n n i mm i i o n o WILLIAM M. CARROLL, Atteruey-at-Law K • 110t2 Benton St. • , Phone Woodstock 13S4 ' Woodstock, Illinois {'••!•>< Ill >010 Sand YERN THKLEX Tracking Gmtsl Track for lb* TeL McHenry 188.B4 or Box 173, Rt. 1, MeH--| oimnioi i minimise