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Thursday* March 13,1052 •Ml I »M i l l I HI »• » 1111 It City Council Procetdings •1 "M • 11"1 ItU'tli It IH11'• IT COUNCIL ROOM March 3, IKi , The City Council met in regular <4€&i>-nionthly meeting with Mayor Freund presiding. Aldermen present: Althoff, Anderson, Freund, „Rothermel. Thenijes, Vycital. Absent: None. Motion by Vycital. seconded by I'reund, to approve the minutes of the last meeting as read. Motion carried. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Anderson, to approve the treasurreport as read. Motion car- * Motion by Freund, seconded by Vycital, to approve the collector's report as read. Motion carried. Motion by Rothermel, seconded by Thennes, to approve the clerk's re^*t as read. Motion carried. Motion by Rotberinel, seconded by Anderson, to pay the following bills as approved by the finance committee: fttaier R. Murphy, Salary .. $1&6 70 Ajiyde E. Rhoades, Salary 220.00 Arthur J. Smith, Salary .... 197.5*0 Philip M. Thennes, Salary 190.20 Anton H. Freund, Salary Earl R. Walsh, Office expense Mayrae Buss, Salary tb commissions Albert Nugent, Salarfs-^ Harold Aim, Salary John Weichmann, Salary J. Struck, Salary ...... Paul J. Struck, Use of car Arthur J. Smith, Use of car McHenry C o. Farmers' Co-op Salt 8^75 K. E. Erickson Company Street signs 44.93 C l a r k C h e v r o l e t S a l e s , Truck storage & repairs Buss Motor Sales, Repairs to police car ..." ^pjpipas P. Bolger, Supplies , W. B. Bjorkman & Son, Masonry drill ft supplies Tonyan Brothers, Crushed road gravel 8640 The McHenry Plaindealer, , Printing ft envelopes James B. (Mow & Sons, Waterworks supplies Thennes Oil Co., Oil Alvin Kueckcr, Locating *4fctarater services D u n c a n P a r k i n g M e t e r C o r p . , I n s u r a n c e o n meters McHenry Lumber Company, Lumber and coal , Hester Oils, Gasoline McHenry State Bank, In- THE MoHENRY PLAINDEALER 115.40 • 00 00 354.00 190.^0 100.00 121.09 193.60 210.00 44.00 141.80 17.00 24.00 66.55 :«y* lis njr> 17.48 4.79 16.84 M.oo JBL1S 46.32 J.31 come Tax McHenry Sandvft Gravel Co., Hot sand Al's Welding ft Repair, Welding snow plow Ero Erickson, Police radio maintenance ft parts D u n c a n P a r k i n g M e t e r Corp., Payment on meters Carey Electric Shop, Repairs to street lights .... Illinois Bell Telephone Co., Telephone service .... Public Service Company^ Power ft light Buc^hert's Garage, Gas ft oil>-police car ft truck .... Special Sewer Fond s Fred C. Feltz, Salary V Mayine Buss, Clerical Thennes Oil Co., Oil ............ Public Service Co., Power ft light 56.24 Motion by Freund, seconded by Althoff, to approve the application of Frank Nell for Clara "A" Alcoholic Beverage Licence. Motion carried. Mayor Freund appointed Harold Aim to the office of Chief of Police. Motion by Rothermel, seconded by Anderson, to approve the appointment of Harold Aim as Chief of Police; Motion carried. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Frettud* to adjourn. Motion carried,^ _ George P. Freund. Mayor Pari R. Walsli, City Clerk TWICE TOLD TALES SM8 15J0 257.10 133.48 145.00 20.00 34.34 N« Comparison To match the intensity of cultivation of India's most crowded regions, an American farmer would have to feed, clothe and house nearly 100 persons on the yield from hit "south forty". Forty Tears Ago The Boy Scoots of this village have received their new uniforms and are now the proudest lot of youngsters in town. Olie Raswick. the Borden bookkeeper, has quit his Job and departed for somewhere. He left no •address. For Sale--One membership In the Hamilton club. A great sacrifice at $45. Member leaving city. Tax Collector John Niesen is nearing the end of his season's labors. If you haven't paid your taxes you had better do so without further delay. Rumor has it that Jacob Bickler, the hustling proprietor of the McHenry House, will construct an open air pavilion just west of the hotel and conduct dances during the summer months. The presses in this office are now being driven by electric motors. The motors were installed last week and so far have proven entirely satisfactory. Previous to the installation of the new power, a gasoline engine was used. M. A. Thelen, who a few years ago conducted the Centerville harness shop and of late has been employed at Elgin, has returned to McHenry and again taken his old stand, he having rented the building from S. Harbst, the o\|ner. This village held its first village primary on Tuesday of this week and as a result of the balloting on that day there will be at least three tickets in the field on CLARENCE'S SHOI MADE TO ORDER Bird Houses -- Lawn Chairs -- Swings Picnic Tables --Umbrella Tables -- Sand Boxes Cemenl Chimney Caps Cement Cesspool Rings and Covers Pier and Park Benches -- Flower Boxes Wheelbarrows -- Picket Fences-- Arbors Trelli*, etc. Unfinished Kitchen Cabinets, Cupboards. Chest of Drawers, etc. "^CLARENCE I SMITH TEL. 583-J-l JOHNSBURG election day. The general election ticket will contain the names of Peter Doherty, William Stoffel, N. E. Barblan, Mathias Weber, W. A. Fisher, Thomas Walsh and L. F. Ntewman tor trustees and H. E. Price and Ben Brefeld for clerk. Twenty-Fire Years Ago Work has been started on the excavating for the new building which will be j|>uilt for Walter E. Carey, the Carey Electric shop, located on Green street, on the site of the old McHenry bakery, which was destroyed by fire several months ago. Sheriff Cyrus Sanford has placed on the roster of his corps of deputy sheriffs a veteran police official of McHenry county in the person of "Jack" Walsh, who enjoys the destinction of having served as chief of police of McHenry for thirty-two consecutive years^ Mrs. Anna Howard has opened a shop in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Mueller, over Bolger's drug store, for the purpose of cleaning, pressing and repairing both men's and women's garments. * Mr. and Mrs. Pan! Bonsletts,of Crystal Lake are the proud parents of an 8 lb. boy, born at the Woodstock hospital. The Ben Wagner farm it Lily Lake, recently owned and occupied by Peter Miller, has been sold to S. J. Johnston of 35 North Dearborn street. Chicago. The land taken over in the deal consists of 135 acres and due to the bordering on Lily Lake it will be subdivided. The remainder of the acreage will be converted into a nine-hole golf course. New Hope For- Nation's Hearts A few weeks ago, we headlined t h e n a t i o n ' s m i l l i o n t h t r a f f i c death: "Mr. Million," who went into the record books about fifty years after the first auto fatality. If we set out to count the nation's deaths from heart disease. we'd have to headline a new "Mr. Million" every year and a half. Because Bomfe 745,000 heart deaths are recorded every year--more than half of the deaths in America--heart disease ia> properly regarded as our number one public health problem. A major fight is being waged against that problem today. It is the 1952 Heart Fund. Goal of the Illinois Heart Association in this drive is $165,000. , That money will go for projects like these: Research scholarships and life "invc-stigatorships" which will allow scientists to devote their, full time to studying the causes of heart disease. Conferences for „ physicians, like those held each year in Illinois, which give them information on new developments in the treatment and care of heart disease. Rheumatic fever diagnostic centers where children with suspected heart conditions can be examined and helped toward normal lives. Work- IF IT'S WORTH DOING li'i Worth Doing Right SL There is No Substitute For Good Plastering. Phone McHenry 411-R -TURTLES _ BRAND - S| frodl MADI OMIT ST BOLGER'S DRUG STORE GREEN ST. PHONE 40 McHENRY. ILL. era' rehabilitation projects Which would provide examinations to determine the extent of a heart patient's physical limitations and then give him specialized vocational and medical advice in finding a Jpb that won't overtax his heart. These programs will benefit all of us--not just the ten million men, women and children who now have heart <!•--<• fm Mie form--but the whole nation. It's easy to give. An envelop* addressed to "HEART," care of your, local postmaster, will carry your contribution to the Heart Fund. Let's get into the fight against heart disease and h«lj|: bring "new hope for hearts." , ' * Sab*crtbe fer the USE ALEXANDER'S - BUDGET PLAN To Repair or Improve Your Homo. INSULATION AND STORM SASH . . * ^ , - . KITCHEN MODERNIZATION NEW FLOORING, SIDING AND ROOFING . . . . . . NEW -PORCH -- NEW GARAGE . . . ANY ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS . . . ALL MATERIALS AND LABOR MAY B MCLUDED 10% Down -- Balance in 36 Monthly Payments It's Easy To Buy On Budget At ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. The Best of Everything For The Bolide/* 547 MAIN STREET --1 , PHONE 5 !. y| *7*4e tyowi 0&»lc6 from the ONLY COMPLETE LINE of FARM TRACTOR TIRES fJw Sensational 7tem OPEN CENTER CURVED BAR RACTOR TIRE Today ir$ae roa A LiFiriai GUARANTEE SAW? S AY f Tko Famous Potontod 7tre$tont TRACTION CENTER CURVED BAR TRACTOR TIRE PAY ONLY 1.25 A WEEK Your Used Tires Are Worth More When You Buy TIRES Trade for famous Firestone Do Lux* Champions and SAVE! Evan if your present tiras are only partly worn you'll get FULL ALLOWANCE for the unused mileage! Trade danger for safety -- get your car ready for safe summer driving! Don't delay --LET'S TRADE TIRES fODAYl SAVE MONEY! DONT BUY UNTIL YOU GET OUR NEW REDUCED PRICES. BATTERIES We will allow you $3.50 for thai old battery when you buy that new one in our store. WALTER J. FREUND TIRE and TrBE VCLCANIZING -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED TIRKS ^ TUBES -- BATTERIES -- ACCESSORIES MAIN STREET ^ FROXE JUHO lil29NL •Si r^y.' A; ^ J; ¥ *%' "K „ ? '*$ ""-'J.. - ' X ' - • i * * u.1' ^ 4' You cross over the boundary into another state--and there arc the ,|*0sted rules and regulations. Maybe the daytime limit for pife senger cars is "forty-five"--or "fiftyfi^ e." Or, maybe no limit at all... just your own good common sense and the general rules of safety. Well, whatever the legal limit, your Golden Anniversary Cadillac is going to "loaf! Down under its hood is the most powerful engine ever used in a standard American passenger car. There's more power there than you'll evtr need ,--except for emergency.' But don't think that great power^ doesn't work for you--even when you are driving within the legal limits! It works for your safety . . . b e c a u s e a great reserve of power is a wonderful safeguard in mo6t of the driving emergencies that present themselves^ It works for your comfort. . . b e c a u s e no car rides so well, or handles so superbly, as when it "coasts along,** with a great percentage of its power still under the accelerator. And it works for your peace of mini ... for it is unbelievably comforting to know you have tremendous acceleration, should the necessity for it aris% Of course, power has to be harnessed and handled in order to be your friend and servant. So the Golden Anniversary Cadillac has superb new brakes--larger and more efficient--and designed and built to double the span of their endurance. And those who want the ultimate in \ easy handling may order at extra cost"" Cadillac's new power steering that eliminates up to seventy-five percent! of normal steering effort. , It would take a volume to teff you all the things that have been done tor make this a "car among cars." But it will take but a mile or a ' minute for you to sense what it means In terms of pleasure and satisfaction. It means something wonderful • • too wonderful, in fact, to miss! Better come in today--for a look---^ and a ride--and a revelation* r'0 ^;3 ^ • I- $ • " . V'v' •:%*&*! OVERTON CADILLAC-PONTIAC Co 400 Front St. McHenry oi ? -A i Phone 17 • "j '.:whp.