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Thuvsday, Jo* 7,1951 ' " * •» " A f '** » " ' £* 7« ^',V 4* y >v . *« » r. 1. r ** ( X ' -v!i / Km; mm THE McHENHY PUUNDEALEH LILY LAKE LILYMOOR (by Marion Leake) Pearson Reports by Sep. Harrey Petnoa $hls coming Saturday, folks, is the hard times dance sponsored by the P.T.A., to be held at Club Lilymoor at k p.m. We promise all a good time and prizes to those An their "best rags". Movies will also be taken during the evening. Would the people who drive cars in Lily Lake and Lilymoor please exercise more caution in driving through these two communities. Now that the weather Is warmer the children are out playing and it is up to the drivers to take every precaution and realize that children do not always stay out of the roads. fjf It has also been brought to the writer's attention that fireworks are being used by the children. These are dangerous and have caused serious accidents in the past, so why not wait until July 4, and then, kids, we can all enjoy them safely. The P.T.A. will hold a rummage and white elephant sale on Saturday, June 16, at the schoolhouse. _ 'I spite of the confinement to "P.he indoors because of bad weather, the children's picnic last Thursday turned o»t fine. They were directed in outdoor games toy two clowns, namely, Henry Wojtos and Ivan Gustafson, who did a splendid job of it. Our hats are off to Kitty Wojtas, too, who helped with the games and handed out the prizes to all the winners. The donors of the ic^ream, pop, candy and milk are to be •complimented for their cooperation. Elsie Niemi and Bob Dunn wish to announce their engagement. Miss NieAii will not return to Michigan until fall. A light luncheon and bunco party was enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Walter Para by the members of the Lily Lake Bunco club on Tuesday, June 5. uf, "Bud" Hueckstaedt was taken "to the Belmont hospital in Chicago Monday afternoon, when he had an attack of appendicitis while at work. We all' hope that he will have a speedy recovery. Pfc. "Bud" Milinac is home on a fifteen day leave from ' San IHego, Calif. From here he will leave for baker's school at camp LeJeune, North Car. Mrs. Leona Fanters entertained ^Sfter mother-in-law,. Mrs. Lillian Fanters, of Chicago, over Decoration Day. Her mother, Mrs. Herman Lasser, arrived this past Monday to spend a few days with her. Don and Marion Leske celebrated their fifth wedding- anniversary on June 4. something behind this, and I want to know why a wrong bill Is being distributed to mislead the pub^c."- pur fight to write a law barring wage discrimination against women got a setback last week, when the house gave it eight votes less than the seventy-seven required for passage. It is apparent that some powerful lobbying has been done against the bill, but as I pointed out during the house debate, the op-, position generally does not come from the large industrialists. Most of them already pay their women employees on an equal scale with men doing the same work. Some plants, though, still cling to a wage differential. They charge the same amount for their products* whether men or women make them, but they insist , on paying the wcmien less. We'll try to pick up the extra votes on the bill this week. The hoiise did beat dowti an attempt to kill a new plumbers' code for Illinois. Since a Supreme Court decision last fall, the state has had no regulation of this trade. Public health demands that we put some license law back on the books, and the new bill should be voted out and sent to the senate this week. We have approved a raise in pay for town auditors, allowing them up to $10 a day rather than The truck lobby won a round ill House consideration of a license fee hike last week. Opponents of the bill which the Senate has passed managed to drag out the* committee hearing and then refused to meet again for another week. A big fuss was raised by Marshall Rep. John Lewis over an error the printers made in turning out extra copies of the bill. They got hold of a House substitute, instead, which calls for smaller increases, and Lewis charged: "I can't help but feel there's Spring Grove (by Mia. Chafl-- FnaiAi The chairman of the Poppy sale committee, Marylin Lively, reports a successful Poppy» Day; she alone sold $60' worth of poppies. Assisting Mrs. Lively, /-braving bad weather, were Henrietta Vycital, Marie Schaettgen, Agnes Buch, Mary Davidson. Pearl Pietsch, C. Vachet, Jeanette Vance. Minnie Green, Harold Vycital, Pearl Nersted, Clara Seeber, Dorothy M. Miller, Paul Yanda, Pat Owen, Shirley Olson, Peter Nersted and Bill Green. _ . Bob McKay was selected- winner of poster contest for entry in the $500 state scholorship contest. Patsy Owen, James Bitterman and Don Wattles will compete in the department contest Pat Owen won first award in the high school group and Eileen Bassett came second. Rose Ritzert was winner in the grade school - and James Bitterman came second. The local unit has taken part in the Past President's Parley. This division of the Auxiliary is interested in the welfare of 116 women patients now at the Downey hospital. Their present project is the equipping of a kitchen which will be available to these .women in their rehabilitation I program. The Parley remembers all exservice women in hospitals at Christmas time. The McHenry unit exercises the privilege of membership In this Parley each year. Mrs. Eddie Meyers was enrolled for the past year and Mrs. Harold Vycital will join the ranks In the coming Auxiliary year. Firemen who attended the coun ty firemen's meeting at Richmond were Frank Tinney, Phil May, Leander Lay, Charles Freund. Dan Millet. Arthur Oxtoby and falter Brown. Graduates of the public school who received their diplomas at R i c h m o n d - B u r t o n h i g h s c h o o l auditorium were Martina Kattner, Bonnie Halliday, Marie Johnson and Donna Lee Buehrer. Mrs. John McGovern returned home from St. Therese hospital Tuesday night. Her infant son, who weighed 4 lbs. llor.. remained at the hospital until Sunday. Members of her club met at the home of Mrs. William Engels on Thursday afternoon. Games of five-hundred were played and prizes went to Mrs. Math Nimsgern. Mrs. Frank May. Mrs. William Britz, Mrs. George Fyffe and Mrs. Tony May. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Ray May was hosteas to the members of her club at her home on Thursday afternoon. A 1 o'clock luncheon w a s served and the afternoon was spent at cards. Prizes were won by Mrs. Arthur Kattner, Mrs. Norbert Klaus and Mrs. Luella May/ ConsignmentSale EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7:30 P.M. Year Shipper Cows Weigh Mora Wkea Sold Her* • • Year Calves Bring More Here. Tow Dairy aid Breeding Cattle caa be tested aft Oar Modern Sales Ban. Your Cattle ui M--» caa be nU by Ike Dollar er by tfca few*. •~r~, • {jone and See Year Stock r We are here ta serve you. « ; WE PAY CONSIGNOR DAY AFTER THE SAtft. WE ARE BONDED Woodstock Comm. Sales Co., Inc. 1 Joan May celebrated her thirteenth birthday on Saturday by inviting her schoolmates 'to her homo for a party in the afternoon. Games were played . and prizes given the winners. A delicious lunch-was served which included a large birthday cake. Joan received many lovely gifts. Those present were Kay Toole. Charlotte Freund, Pat Klein, Marion Smith, Sonia Komar, Betty Meyer and Nancy Weber. Pat' Klein of Fox Lake spent. JFiiday evening <and Saturday with ^Charlotte Freund. • Weekend guests" in the Clareflce Miller home were Jtfr. and Mrs. Herb Hackenmiller and daughters. Shirley and Linda, of Pavilion. Xow York. A be_a utifu. l shrine to our Lady of Fatima has been erected on St. Peter's parish grounds. Dedication of this shrine was to have been Sunday. Due to the rain, it was postponed until Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Services on Sund a y a f t e r n o o n w e r e h e l d i n church, with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. A most impressive procession was held be- : fore services, with the clergy, altar boys, First Communicants and all the children of St. Peter's school. This processioh was repeated on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Jung attended .the silver jubilee celebration of Sacred Heart seminary in Geneva. 111. on Thursday. They were present for the solemn pontifical Mass in the chapel offered by His Excellency, the Most Rev. John J. Boylan/ I).D., Bishop of Rockford. They were also greatly impressed by the procession held in honor of Corpus Christi. Their son. now Father Eugene Jung, M.S.C.. began his training for the missionary priesthood at Sacred Heart seminary. Feeding Sows The sow's feeding schedule from time of farrowing until the pigs are about two weeks old should start with nothing but warm water the first day and a small amount of bran or oats the second day, with a gradual increase over the next •ten or twelve days until she is again on full fe?d. x ^eed Rubber stamps? Order at The Plaindealer. ?» SPEEDY" By McHenry Garage WHY, 16ET BfeTVWr'HNl no AMP qo MILES "TO A GALLON W»TTA CAR I'VE GOT AND WHAT MILEAGE X GET! r\ ' " mi TWEWTY MILES. PI TO A GALLON! THAT5 WOMDEPPLH. FOf? YOUR TYPE OF CAR. BUT TMCrJ ITS NOTHING . UNUSUAL TO A CAR THAT'S BEEN TUNED UP 8V NICK MILLER'S WHENRYGMAeE THEV BRING OUT THE BEST I IN ANY _CAHL. /| WILLYS - OVERLAND SALES-- 604 FRONT STREET PHONE 403 The Basy Phene For every minute in the year 1MI the Bell telephone companies -- added 3.9 telephones; handled 0,- 000 telephone conversations; paiil $3,843 in wages and salaries; received $1,116 from old or new Ilk yestors; spent $2,055 for new con* struction; and paid out $650 in \axes. \ "Tbonsand Mller" -- , In railroad parlance a "fhouSih4 miler" is a starched blue shirt wittl attachable starched collar, worn quite universally by railroad itiea. ML C. R. SWAXSOI -; Dentist .;. ! ? 120 S. Green Street • £~r<:Office Honrs Bail? Except Thnr«Jay 9 to 12 -- 1:30 to S:S0 Men., Wed. and Fri. EveaJagsi: V? 7 to 9 . jvvK Telephone McHenry 169 111 It'll* " # v' , „ E. E. PEASLEE, D.C, ; Chiropractor 120 S. Green St., McHenry Office Honrs Dally except Thursday 9 to 12 -- 1:30 to 6 Mon., Wed. and Fri. Eveala| 7 te 9 fall McHenry 29Sm.--.:-. For Appointment Complete line of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drag Store, "•McHenry. 8tf Phone 572 ,or 499 m Woodstock, 111. Q0MS IN...AND NAME THE DEAL YOU'D LIKE ON THIS BIG NEW *51 DODGE- ^ FOR MONTHS uow.r sales have been zooming! That's why we're celebrating . . . why we're making it mighty easv for you to trade now and get the deal of your life! So come in early • • • best choice of models and colors! Get our generous allowance figure on your present car. It'll probablv make your monthly payments much smaller than you expect. And for just a few dollars a week you can start right now enjoying all the many extra advantages Dodge gives you. With the deal of your life waiting, itll pay you to come «a today and hmm a Dodge I t95f fcpwutabfe DODGE Drive it ft'** minutm aadyw'((4m't Aryan Immediate delivery on most models if you act NOW J Specification! and Equipment Subject to Change Without Notice A. S. BLAKE MOTOR SALES Inc. * 301 East Pearl Street*^ Phone McHenry 156 Sawyii Ma CrMktrs £30c KMtfeta Ktoaztr llalws Cleaning Eaiy _ 10c Ited Cr«M SpiflMttt a toe Rtd Cross MttaroBl flip Values Give Your Food Dollar More Buying Powert My-T-Flit Dttscrtt 9c Iftry S«ap For That Ivory Look 2 &T 33c $«ap W-44/100% Pur.! 3"£.""32e "V Iviry Flakot For Younger Looking Hands 2&T 07c Caaiay Sup TW Soap of Beautiful Women ^15c Miisri Bsiqiit or-oc CashMtrt Bsmit Ssap - triSc Woodbury U*P 3 & 32c Wtodlpry ETISc THE BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS Wheaties 2- 29 Northern Paper Towels. a o a # toB 15* Customers' Corner Mosl of otir cuMomer» don't know all the detail* of lite OPS reputation* ponrrrntnp'fooil price*. After all. llirre art^Jjiitr a few •f these invrrnniflf ruVf1*. ' and •ome of tltem arr vpr* involved. But «-f ran assure von that the men and women of A&P are whole henrtfillt livinr tip to the letter and of these order* M the? appl* to mir operation*. So now-. a« alwavs. von ran btiv at AXT» with confidence that von will jet the sante high qualitv food to which »nn have heen aecustomed: and that von are being charged the correct price and jtettin* full weight. If there are ever anv doubt* In vonr mind, please let n* know, and we'll he glad to clear them nn. Plense write: CUSTOMFR PFT \TTO\S DEPT. FooJ ^lores r»0 I.K'.w V-,rk I? N * Angel Soil Facial Tissues .. .^"22c SunnyfieM Flow. , 2S-lk. • a $1.79 Crushed Pineapple Dole or Del Mont* O O tin 28* Sultana Fruit Cocktail.. • 36* Libhy's Tomato Juice. . . 2 N;„2 23* Realemonp„.unMj.tN...» . . . .T«rt46* Hi-C Orangeade. . . . . . .^N 30* Ann Page Grape Jelly. . . ."T 22c Assorfod Cereals.. Kollott's Com Flakes Suiayfield Wheat Pufft .•pke"*. 27c kit? Grapefruit . 2 ^ 4 5 c 6% 'oz. tin ,!pi»21c Sultana Tuna Flakes 34c *Pk~9-13c AM Pap Salad Dressing7^......I**# 05c Large Cantaloupe 36 SIZE e 39e California Cauliflower IZSiM aack 30c Florida Watermeloi 5c Bine Cherries caMfomu Florida Cucumbers 2 15c California Lemons n». 13c Florida Green Peppers ..|. ^ 17c Florida E•(t• P lant --O O I W I I M OMMO.-- 10WcW Home Grown RadishM fcB„c-h Frozen Strawberries Snow Crop Grape Juice FroaM 6c 20c 35c Sunnybrook Eggs Sandwich Rolls •17 DOZ. 63 Wisconsin Swiss Cheese .. Mild Wisconsin Cheddar Wispride Cheese Spreads... ... Philadelphia Cream Cheese ... Ched-O-Bit Cheese Food t-ounc* OQ|> «tic cup® wOV Pk«. • 0-ox. *^38c 38c Jani Parker Frankfurter Rolls "Jane Parker Milk Bread Jane Parker Potato Chips _ Jane Parker Cinnamon Loaf Cocoa nutJelly Roll * 9*9- 20c ......^bei 65c 27c 30c Sarf IW Sparkling Glassware ^ 2 ZZ 07c Breeze For Etna Fabrics 2Xg:67c Swan Stap With a Supar Craamad 2tr33c K Swan Soap Wash Without Wiping? j^r32c Ivory Snow For Speedier Dishwashing 2 X' 67c Swift'ning You're Sura It's Pirffl 4ic Fould's Lone Thin Spaghetti «*•- 11c Delrich Marjarine Spreads Smoothly and Easily * 40c Kraft's Salad Oil if 48c Prfcis EffacWva TbrMfb Jim 9M »•> 1 i"i. i i i i i n n n > » ; TERNOX KNOX Attorney-at-Iaw Cor. Grwn and Kim Sts* XfHnrj Taesdaj and Friday Afttraeoas Otter Days By Appoiatant ' Phone McHenry 41 »•! a } i i n n 1 1 1 1 ROBERT A. ST IF BEX Attorney at Law ? - ^ 604 Center Street^;., . | "Phone McHenry 2(1 MoHEXRY. ILLINOIS • n i i M M i i n i i n t i i n t i WILLIAM M. CARROLL, Jr. Altorney-at-Law 110* / Benton St. Phoae Woodstock 1SS4 Woodstock, Illiaoia H H i l l 1 1 1 0 0 JOSEPH X. WATXNB || Attoraey-at-Law f 80S Waake^aa Road (RFB Ba^^f Phone McHenry 4W-W WEST McHEXRY, ILL. ^ »4I H 1 I I1-I1M I I 1II11 ne» Phoae Johoshar? i80-M-l FRANK S. MA* Tracking Sand, Black Dirt, Crashed flrai^ Limestone, Exravatlag Cement, Gravel and Fill Rt. 1, McHenry, Illiaoia I 1 1 1 1 1 0 # Saad lifaMstaaa' YKSX T1IIS8 Trnektaf Oravel Hack IM !**ck f?ir Hire TeL McHenry 68S-R-2 or Box 172, RL 1, McHeary i l i I I ; 1 1; 1 1 1 1 1 1 » 1 1 A. P. FKKI XD SOXS Excavating Cofttraetart. Tracking-. HydranBa - and Crane Ser*loa f ' -- ROAD Bl'ILDINfi -- Tel. 204-M McHenry, IE »•! 11 >M 1 111 1 111 H 1|1 It, IXSrRAXTE ^ EARL R. WALSg Fire, Aato, Farm k Life laiaraMI Representinr RELIABLE COMPANIES When Ton Need Insnraaea at . Any Kind Phone 43 or US-H Green k Elm McHeafj 4 1111 M 1 H I 11 H III111 t OO STOFFEL k REIHAXSPiKGBB Insarance agents for all elasaet af property In the best comnaalaa West McHenry, Illlaols Telephone Xo. $00 607 Xaia St. MeHeary, IB. »4H4l*tl 11 11 M 11 Ml n e e SCIIBOEDER IRON >VOKKS Oraamentni k Stractural Start Visit Oar Showroom* t XHes Soath oa Ri «1 Phoae C17-X.1 »44*l1111 I I 11 elHIIHie» B I X 6 *S PLFMB1XG AND HEATIXO BOB FRISB7. JR. Qaallty Flxtares - Radlaat 8aak» (nft - Water Systems • Gas -aaf Electjrie Water Heaters • Water Softeaers - Repairs - Free Est!* mates. PHONE McHEXRT M>I •» I# »••!• D U K ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 H I AL*S WELDING AXD REPAIR SERTICE , <01 Main SU McHenry Electric Portable Welding Aealylene Weldina and ( attitf ALEX W. WIRES, Operator Phone 61&-W-1 or 4*1 HcHEXRY, ILL. • •Mill IIIMIIIUHIII >> Highest CASH PRICES paM for Dead and Crippled Horses Cattlo and Hogs--Sanitary Power Loadlag-- Tankage and Meat Scrap* for sale. Phones Arlington Height* 116 or McHenry 314. RfTSffc Charges. Palatlae Readeriaf 8«v> ice. I |< |i !• 111 >'1 HI •t.'i... -- WANTED TO BI T -- ~ CALL AT ONCE ON DEAR ; HO<;S, HORSES AND CATTL1 We pay phone charges We pay ** to £» fmr Old Hara«% less for down horses a ad catfftl MATT> M1XK RAXC9 Johasharg - Spring 6nt» ImI Phone Juhashvf tit HI IH MM I i j i t 1111 Hilt ..