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\ Thursday/ July 17,1952 UKEMOOR & LILYMOOR (by Kitty Wojtaa) 8wMBhiiK.niiumniflimiHiiuM«uiHaMy»i ie inauga ration party held lasl Saturday night for the officers ot Lakemoor reminded one of the good old days, when a person could have a really swell tittie for the small sum of one | dollar. The rooms were decorated • in a patriotic theme, using flags I and red, white and blue streamers. At one end of the room, the officers' names were displayed on v a red metalic sign, with silver • Wiring being used for the names. Henry Wojtas and Clar- ; ence Ehrardt assisted the comt mittee in putting up the decora- " tiona. Marge Ehrardt and Lyda Died- ? rich did a wonderful job on the : buffet Bupper, while the guests were served refreshments by aev- • eral of the village officers, including the president. |®r. Leslie Kriegar wfts installing officer, and as he introduced each officer, in turn, they were ' presented with a humerous gift, ; depicting the job each one holds, f I'm sure the event will long be remembered by all who at- , tended the party. A very1 pleasant and success* ful party was held last Saturday _ at Club Lilymoor by the Voters • Ii%'ue of Lakemoor. A buffet I' supper was served the guests and music wm provided for dancing. " j The McHenry Bible church is ' havinsr a picnic on Saturday, July ) 19. The picnic will be held at Crystal Lake, and everyone will ' leave in a group from the Bible • Church at 10 a.m. Since it will be an all-day affair, everyone is ! (guested to bring two lunches, to last the day. Ice-cream and soda will be provided. Everyone is very- cordially invitag to Attend. • ; Mr. and Mrs. Theadore Beahler celebrated their seventeenth wedi ding anniversary on July 4, with la family reunion party. The ' guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyde Dascher ahd Mr.- and Mrs. i&rman Hatch of Eau Clair, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hatch of Mt. Prospect; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatch and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hatch of Chicago. The family enjoyed a picnic on the lawn and had a very enjoyable visit. turned from their vacations, which they spent each in his own way. Ted and Dick, together with Billy Dick, went to Rhinelander, Wis., where they had a real heman vacation, fishing and boating. Margaret and Lorraine went to Mt. Prospect and they also took a trip to Hammond, Ind., where they visited with relatives. John Milinac has been taken to a sanatorium in Waukegan where he will undergo treatment and rest. We certainly wish him a very speedy recovery. Mrs. Milinac was very thrilled recently to receive a call from her son, "Buddy", from Honolulu! He has since been sent to Korea," where, he is Mnring - wttb tfee Marine Corps. ' N . * y? •' Donald Peterson has returned to his unit at Camp Kilmer in New Brunswick, New " Jersey, after a three-week furlough. He expects to be sent to Germany soon. We offer o\ir condolences to Lou Bitterman, whose mother passed away very suddenly last week. The McDermotts have returned from their vacation trip, as have the Kiehl family. Mr. and Mrs. Bffl? tteCteeo and son are spending their vacation at the home of Ann and "Bunny" DeCicco. Monday the family took a trip to St. Anne, 111., to visit the shrine of St. Anne. ---- Terry Brady has left lor n *k at tlie Boy Scout tamp, at Camp Lowden, til. Tefry Seta* fine, Diane Serafine and Elaine Blumenthal gave a little party for him before he left for camp. Eight of his friends enjoyed a marshmellow roast at- Gorney's cottage, and they gave Terry a nice farewell. Eunice Tobey has returned from her vacation trip to Wisconsin, feeling tested and ready to get into the daily grind again. Weekend visitors at the home of Mae Simon were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Allind of Franklin Park, Mrs. Fred Rumney and son, Robert, of Oak Park, Mr. «r.d Mrs. William Brady and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allind and daughters of Chicago. Mr. 'and Mrs. Charles Lets of Chicago are spending a two weeks' vacation at the Simon home. „ • EMPLOYMENT TE®fl» Using improved and simplified methods, the Illinois Civil Service Commission has given more examinations, received more, applications and placed more persons on eligible lists for state employment during the first half of this year than in the whole of 1951. In making this announcement, Miss Maude Myers, commission president, expressed appreciation for the help of high schools and colleges, newspapers and radio stations, state agencies, public officials and private citizens in assisting the commission to accomplish these results. The commission has received 9,- 419 applications since Jan. 1, and has placed 5,961 persons on 126 eligible lists. CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL ROOM July 7th, 1952 "• The City Council met in regular semi-monthly meeting with Mayor Freund presiding. Aldermen present: Althoff, Anderson, Freund, Rothermel, Thennes, Vycital. Absent: None. Motion by Althoff, .seconded by Freund, to approve the minutes of the last meeting as read. Motion carried. Motion by Freund, seconded by Rothermel, to approve the treasurer's report as read. Motion carried. Motion by Vycital, seconded by Anderson, to approve the collector's report as read. Motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Thennes, to approve the clerk's report as read. Motion carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Thennes, to pay the following bills as approve^ bythe finance committee: . -- V Motion carried. ; McHenry State Bank, In- • terest on Green St. Bridge bonds $583.50 Harold Aim, Salary .... 254.90 Clyde Rhoades, Salary .. 231.00 John Weichmann, Salary 229.40 Arthur J. Smith, Salary .. 207.20 Philip M. Thennes, Salary 198.30 Anton H. Freund. Salary 198.30 Earl R. Walsh, Office expense 1004)0 Harold Aim, Extra police duty 91.50 26.00 63.43 Clyde Rhoades, Extra police duty 112.70 John Weichman, Extra police duty 18.70 August Morita, Police du*y 118.58 Mayme Buss, Salary * commissions 112.97 Arthur J. Smith, Ust # car Clark Chevrolet S t t l e s , Truck storage A repairs Weber Plumbing A Heating, Repairing hydrant & roding sewers 173.30 The American Well Works, Waterworks supplies im Duncan Parking Meter Corp., Payment -on Parking meters ... 416.00 Verako Products. Manhole frame 37.8b Earl R. Walsh, Paid for > motorcycle parts. ...... ,1^75 McHenry Sand A Gravel : Co.. Inc., Crushed road gravel 1*3.75 Vance Welding Service, Welding storm Sewer .. . , 1 V , , _ • - li.2i.-11'T.r.T'.""X".: * • • 11 ! Hew Te Sew Milk Two tablespoons of vinegar added to one cup of sweet milk will turn it into sour milk; let stand for three minutes before using. : Arnold Petersen of Lakemoor IMUB opened a drive-in refreshment stand on Route 120, east of Mc- Wenry. Arnold is the son of Mr. apd Mrs. T. G. Petersen. The Beahler family. has re- CLARENCE'S SHOP MADE TO ORDER Bird Houses -- Lawn Chairs -- Swings Picnic Tablet-- Umbrella Tables -- Sand Boxes Cemenl Chimney Caps Cement Cesspool Rings and Covers Pier and Park Benches -- Flower Boxes Wheelbarrows -- Picket Fences -- Arbors ^ Trellis, etc. Unfinished Kitchen Cabinets, Cupboards, . Chest of Drawers, etc. CLARENCE J. SMITH , TEL. 5S3-J-1 JOHNSBUHG 6.00 4.58 Edward H. Nickels Hardware, Street paint .... 127.07 James B. Clow A Sons, Fire hydrant parts .... 27.12 Anderson's Service, Police car repairs A oil .. 6.69 Buchert's Garage A Service Sta., Oil 2.40 George P. Freund, Brooms 6.00 Vycital's Hardware, Supplies 83.19 Butch's Auto Service, Repairs to police car .... 3.00 Suburban Oil Company, Pre-mix 304.40 Ero Erickson, Police radio maintenance 15.00 U. S. Director of Int. Revenue, Income tax ... 123.30 Illinois Bell Telephone Co., Telephone service ..... 12.15 Public Service Company, Power A light ... 238.00 I Earl Marshall, Sidewalks 11.20 Harold R. Hobbs, Sidewalks . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 . 2 0 Julia Kent, Sidewalks #. 11.20 George Hoelscher, Sides walks, - c r x . * . . . : . . . . 11,20 Hubert G. Lijkrot, Sidewalks Althoffs Hardware, Supplies Butch's Auto Service, Repairs to police car . i . . McHenry Sign Service, Street signs .......... McHenry Lumber Company, Sewer pipe A supplies Buss Motor Sales, Repairs to ppUce^jax 27.26 The McHeniy Plaindealer, Printing A publications 24.25 Tonyan Brothers, Crushed road gravel 41.77 Earl R. Walsh, Insurance on police car 97.05 16.80 A. J. Wirtz, Sidewalks 11.20 Jerome Buch, Sidewalks 32.40 Raymond Rothermel, , Sidewalks 1L20 fearl "Marty" Conway, Police service 42.5S Lester R. Bacon, Police service 32.20 Schreiner's Standard Service, Gas A oil, police car A truck 116.96 Albert E. Nugent, Police service 82.00 Special Sewer Fund: Fred C. Felts, Salary .. 162.25 Mayme Buss, Clerical . 20.00 Public Service Company, Power A light 57.33 Weber Plumbing A Heating, Repairs at sewer plaitf; 52.50 Motion by Rothermel, seconded by Anderson, to pass and approve amendment to ordinance, as read, pertaining burning of garbage. Motion carried. Motion by Althoff, seconded by Freund, to adjourn. Motion carried. George P. Freund, Mayor Earl R. Walsh, City Clerk Local Service Stilton Manager Coaiist Wlima# William Schreiner, local 8tM> derd Oil dealer, is a winner la an appearance and cleanliness contest conducted by Standard for 600 dealers in its Joliet sales field. He was awarded a fountain pen desk set by F. H. Bauer, special representative for the company. Mr. Schreiner was judged tm the appearance Knd cleanliness ot his service station driveway an#* sales, lube and rest-rooms; on his cleaning schedule; and on hit personal appearand*. V '*'• -- ' , ri¥i.iHyy v # • Subscribe To The Plaindealer 14.95 12.00 26.64 Now at CAREY ELECTRIC SHOP The only Vacuum Cleaner in the world u v """RFACH-EAS V" DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry ^Closed Thursday Afternoon»r ~~ • EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED . TlSUAL TRAINING -- YISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE YISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS DAILY : I to II A. I. sad 1 to I P. M, FRIDAY EVENINGS* 6:06 to 8:5© P. M. . EYENINGfi BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 i. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE GREEN ST. PHONE 40 HcHENRY. ILL Double Gold Bond Stamps Friday How's Business. # ROBERT A. STUKBX1 , . Attorney At Law 664 Center Street Pheae MrHesry MB • " ^ MrHENRY, ILL. WILLIAX X. CARROLL, Attorney At Law .• 110H Beatoa Street ^ : Pkoae Woodsto^ IMf WOODSTOCK. ILUNeiS , ^ ' JOSEPH X. WAYNN1 Atteraey At Law ]Mt Waakegaa Roa4 (Ifl ] Pheae MeHearv M|<V WEST XcHENRY. ILL. NEWGiNltArELICTKIC'ClEANiR ivHh the enaziei NW swhrel-tep thai Itls yee cleea wbels oveiege-eiie llv^ You "just set this new G-E Cleaner in the •riddle of the fl6or, and reach every sad cranny without moTtn£ dn deaaaaJ ( Mmaj other great feanma.r~" rT- • New wlwl imp for "wcl • Urfer km* tkmm wmy tMwr •Mllty j $2.00 VACUUM i Sa * CLEANER j ^ t I rawn Modal AVMI5 COSEIINTTOBAT{FOKTAlfllE:DEMONSTMTION~OF:HOUSICl(ANINC'MA<ICt • CAREY ELECTRIC SHOP 119 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 251 A»thorix»d Oaohr McHENRY. ILL. GENERAL^ ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANIRS 4 I fldltoW* ^ Llaitieiw1- \ 5^ • - Pouer Steering uou available on Suptr si imil as Roadmasier--optional at extra cost. and the thrill that goes with it '^They're getting "big-car" com* Folks are taking a keen look at ^ort. They're getting a ride that HIS is--to coin a phrase--a "shopper's market." _ JH'hat they get for what they pay •rand they're taking ^double look at price tags. % ; fThat's the kind of market where Buick really shines. Do you know why? Buick prices are down within easy reach of the folks who buf" What's known M "the low* priced three." Fact is--a big chunk of Buick •ales comes from the folks who trade in one of this low-priced frio. ' v . -~:<w F"or very few extra dollars* they're getting a lot more Automobile. They're getting more powercost a million dollars and more to develop. They like the room, the fabrics, the extra appointments they find,in the smart-stepping beauty pictured here. And they like Dynaflow Drive.* """They like the way it handlesr They like the way it's engineered. They like the belt they get out of touching off the power of its Fireball 8 Engine -- and they like the miles they get from a gallon of fuel. So Buick sales are booming. Not just the SPECIAL--but also the SUPER and ROADMASTER. Folks find that each one is the buy in its field. When we tell you that business is great, we can back up that statement with figures. More people are buying Buicks than any other car at their price or above. Why don't you come in and sfj^ for yourself what's behind tUii popularity? If you can afford a new car, yon can be the proud owner of %, -Buick. .Equipment, accessories, trim and models are subject to change without notic*. * Standard on Roadmastert optional si extra cost on other Series. CARE Packsfvi Gift packages of coal, so badly needed in Europe, are being gives to families in Austria throe^fc CARE, the relief agency. PROFE lOnRl DIRECTORS' DR. C. R. SWANSON ^ DenUst 126 8. Greea StrMt. Office Hoars: * Dally Except TharMby i • to 12 -- 1:30 to it* - •«ki Wed. sad Friday. Imkfi 7 to » P. X. 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