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^^Thuraday. August 30.1951 •MfcfMpai I iii^iipj^iijiiui^jiii ^'^*#l> UP «4»HVM 1 ^fw-1 fjpti'-J!1 iJPHfWff «",l .nw<*t»iniw.,.i«¥P THE MeBEKKr PLABHJEALEH IPPWPPfl ANOHT BEES CAUSED INJUBY TO ELDERLY BOUND LAKE MAN If Jaaon Renehan of Round Lake never before in his ninetythree years realized the power of little bee, he did last week '#*rhen a swarm stung him so many times that his face became swollen and his eyes blackened. Mrs Renehan was tapping with a hammer on the bottom of a post on the porch of his hom* when the bees came out of the top in great numbers. Round Lake Fire Chief William Harribin threw a blanket erer the elderly man and carried him into the house while other ^members of the squad drilled ^ioles in the post and finally routed the swarm with asphalt bombs. So thick were the bees around the doors that a doctor who was summoned to assist Mr. Renehan was forced to enter the house through a window. Walworth Fair Offers ,^Varied Night Program' The nfcght program for the 101st Walwocth county fair to be held at Elkhorn Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3. as outlined by R. B. Harris, secretary, will offer plenty of variety, thrills, music and comedy. Starting with the night performance 'of the 105 Ranch Rodeo on Friday night, and featuring the summer" follies musical comedy %}pd 1 extravaganza en Saturday and Sunday nights, the climax will be reached on Mosday night wi£h the Swenson Thrillcade of Ojfeanized accidents and helicopter features. f Bronc riding, Brahma Aull riding, wild steer wrestling,- calf Voping contest, fancy riding, rope spinning and rodeo clowns will appear on the 80-foot track before the grandstand. The animals t will be sprung from the bucking stockade at the end of the stands. It will be the first experience of the fair with this sort of popular •fed exciting sport. • ;>" . j > Oeed Ad vie*' If you care to keep working--keep working with care. Youths Show Winners I I I I I | » i t i i i m mi HIM City Council Proceedings 1 - dnfcii August 20, 1961 The City Council met in regular semi-monthly meeting with Mayor Freund presiding. Aldermen present: Althoff, Anderson, Rothermel. Thennes, VycitaL Absent: Freund. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Anderson, that the minutes of the last meeting be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Rothermel, to approve the application of Frank W. Steele and Mary Jane Steele for Class "A" Alcoholic Beverage License at 130 South Green 8treeL Motion carried. Motion by Thennes, seconded- by Rothermel, to pay $545.99 to A. P. Freund and $30.75 to Victor H. Kasser from Motor Fuel Tax Funds, balances due on Maintenance of S.B.I. Rts. 31 and ,20 (Storm Sewer). Motion carried. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Thennes, to send letter to C. N. Owen advising that City Engineer Victor H. Kasser has approved sewers recently constructed In HANDICRAFT Bird Houses, Lawn Chairs. Lawn Swings, Picnic Z§Mas, Tier Benches, Flower Boxes, Wheelbarrows and Sand Boxes. ||| ? Trellis, Pergola, Picket Fences, Etc, "Screens and Cabinets Made To Order, McHenry youths rated high for their agricultural projects as evidenced by their superior ratings at the recent county fair. From several hundreds of pens of chickens, the entry of Clarence Thelen. a 1951 M.C.H.S. graduate was selected as grand champion. The cockerel is held by Clarence, while Miss Doris Knauck, the judge, of Wisconsin, and Kenneth Fiske, manager of the chicken department, fcoM the Order your rubber stamps at g|The Plalndealer now! TEEN-AGER HI RT Elaine Lerche, 15 years old, of Chicago, was Beverly cut by the propeller of a speed boat when the craft struck another boat last week near the west Bhore of Long Lake. Miss Lerche and Charles .Fitzgerald. 13 years old, of the same address, were Bitting in a row boat oft shore watching the sailboat races when the incident Occurred. The speed boat, operated by F. C. Barrett, of Long Lake, rammed into the smaller craft, splitting it, sheriff's deputies reported. The girl was taken to St. Therese hospital for treatment of leg cuts. The Only On A road sign near Wairiki on the Fiji island of Taveunl ma' ks the only place in the world where a motor road crosses the International Date Line, longitude 180 degrees. ' ' i First Tim* Adoption of a Lutheran World Federation fl4( marks the first time that a worldwide Protestant, denomination hat created Its mm ensign. DR. JOHN T. GRAY OPTOtfp-BIST 532 Main Stnrt McHrair. M. IVES EXAMINED aat GLASSES FITTED, •ease Calls by Appointment -- Quick Repelr 8err HOIILS D ALL I j f , J .00 A* M. 12:0<l Noes *• a>4 Frt Eves: «:tt P. M. - P. *, V T h u r s d a y f e y A p p o i n t m e n t Only " T ' ' PHONE McHENRY 188 If M nswer phone XtBnri 1 1 Consignment Sale EVERY WEDNESDAY' NIGHT 7:30 P. M. . j Yenr Shipper Cews Weifk Von When Sold dm Your Calves Bring More Here. Year Dairy and Breeding Cattle caa be teetei aft Onri Modern Sales Ban. I Your Cattle and Megs ean be sold by the Dollar er by| thp POBAtf. ; and See Yenr Stock Sold. - - f We are here to serve yon. WE PAY CONSIGNOR DAY AFTER THE SAlil. WE ARE BONDED - Woodstock Comm. Sales Co* Inc. Clarence J* JOHNSBURG PHONE McHENRY 583-J-l Hillside Addhioni and. Slgift Bond by McHenry Sand and Gravel Company. Motion carried. Reports of officers and employees were received by the Council. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Rothermel to adjourn. Motion cwcied. George P. Freund, Mayor Earl R. Walsh, City Clerk lm Angeles County hag by 17 per cent the 84 tons of pofln. tion that in IMS were contributed daily to the atmosphere by home incinerators. * - . V Complete line of Beefee Bvwtwt remedies at Wattles Dray Store, McHenry. fgf S| No Other Fuel Pump Can Give your Customers More For Their Money/ AIRTEX "A^ FUEL PUMPS w-th f.he >0 000- M'ie C ~ 1 cn^'eed Diaphragm UB|lf, |H*W >••'»!«»! Oio^rafM fotigw, crock, p«wtart, b«m>« porom m M a , dunot* under amy driving CMdiNml uim"tinht •iinrriit.iihii-- proof peHomowce. taw MtedMaiMfl Airta* F«ai Nn#» » A i r t e x A 'J I i, V 0 ' ! V E D I V <" M 1 S • (4 I P H [ i COMMUNITY AUTO SUPPLY (THE LITTLE STORE WITH THE BIG SrPPLY) , REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR ALL CARS . On Rls. 120 & 31 ' Phone 778 " McHenry, I1L Phone 572 or 499 Woodstock, IB. ^ 4--, ISWHKLIITTIMMML (ConfinvatHon of standard •qurpm«nl and Mm Vwfroftd i« dapmadant on availability of MateriafJ I<mI '4MWL MAM V-M'. m fM i AOVANCS-MSION TRUCKS ;..fo do more work for your monoy tMs yoor again, mora truck users are buying Chevrolet trucks than any other make. That's because only Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks provide such a great combination of features at such low cost. . . features that make Chevrolet trucks tradition** ally worth more after years ef service than comparable trucks ef other makes --even those casting many dollars more! Join the hundreds of thousands of truck users who choose Chevrolet ^dvance-Design trucks aver all others. TRANSMISSION •AU-OIAk STEStINO VAtVI-IN -MAD ENGINES MOID, CHANNO.TYPft FRAMES FUXI-MOUNTKD CABS SMJNED AXU-IOMH CONNECTION CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 204 W. Elm St., Phone McHenry 277 --^ S«IYT*s WiA Tender Beef Added r VNt Knli PiMtaf W Time, Serve Koda ' eM ®C Fy-O-Mjr CeffM Me Mil ^ r* Ry-0-My Blaehenf HifRa Mis fy-0 Uy Me Snwl Mix ' Kliftfertlt Oera Stirph &14i Arfe Ceni Staftk SitU Kara Symp Rich in Dextrose, Food Energy •V- lie Lain ShM* UNI f£i H-m Ur 34* > L. SerWt Shraiatl ? Baby Feed V i l e Uptu Tta H 34c Upfea Tea Bap 3^ 21c White Star Paek Taaa tia Me Sawytr Lemea Creaa ~nSa«dwkh Ceeklai-- -»ts» TraN ^jMekes Washing '£M2c Palmlin Sm^ fW Lov^irwu "Al Owf" ScX.Hc Grand Value9 fpr Grand Holiday Feasting! Cnstomers9 Corner We bivt talked a lot about how proud we ar« of our employees' prised reputation for honesty and aoeuraey. Bmt ym 4m*t fteae •» lefct eer svrf/ir it. Yea rn tee for yourself by: aiedn'tg lb wof ymr I^NRIUM. Checking I he cask Hy Hrr rrrfipt aminst ihe price* ^fSmutfy on rwh item. . Please lei u« know if we iliouU ev« mkt a mistake, because our loyal employees 10 f**' always that you eae trust AsK Fleafe CUSttNm RBTATIONS DEI^V, A«P Pood Stoves e>l»il»|tl» A«*..N«w Verfc 17, N.Y. Armoar Treet or Broadcast Rodi-Meat Thrifty to Buy i2-o*. and Ready to Eat iw BANQUET 3*/|| Whole Chicken % BOND'S PLAIN OR KOSHER DtU Pickles. 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