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>rf 5 * *-> U- J .. ii Ttasday, Jtwe & iftto •; \f. * &?^&r*in?Y > r TOV jvjv b / i - . / * * / - . . . * . f , . . • ' ^ s * . - * ' ' ^ i CLASSIFIED WANTED TO BUY TO BUY--U.-ied or reconditioned Scripp"s inboard boat AjM?. Prefer «-cyl. from 160 to 220 H.P. PhoUe 170, ask for Mr. Burfeindt. ' e_tf _ME5CELLANEOUS MISC.--Tou can own a fabulous Pfaff Zig-Zag Sewing: Machine by doing simple Mnirinp. Por de- **"»$»• taii# phone McHenry 56®^M-1, oi V7ri*e/Bft* 1T2, Barrington, 111. " 48-tf MISC.--Backing needed |2,600 for ^8 setting up to produce stone veneer> l*non stone, roman stone, ete. Ideal for inside decorating. i^ts^-Por further information, call 679- $ J-L. 6 0-% DIVORCE your feat from dlacomf? -lCfort while you work. Slip your ?c feet into WOLVERINE SHELL ^ HORSEHIDES and learn what work shoe comfort really means. •^jThey even dry out slipper-soft and pliable yet they're hickory- , :j» tough --• good iojf months and ^ miles of money-saving extra "wear. Try on a pair at FITZGERALD'S MEN'S SHOP »= 208 So.' Groan Street McHenry, UL , j 6 '••• I -- * • - » Ptosro THERAPY--Women and Children Only. Residential Service. Phone Fox Lake 7-6821. Gladys E. Prettt C.S.M. Graduate. *t 200 WITNESSED JjOVELY STYLE SPECIAL BARGAIN In new double constructed sheik for as low .-is S2650.00, Airspun Builders. Phone Wonder Lake 2793. 6-tf GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS HEARD CONSERVATION TALK TAe members 6f the Crystal Lake Garden club served as hostesses at the first summer meeting of the Garden Club of Illinois on June 8. The McHenry Garden club was represented by Mrs. Jules Gonseth. Mrs. Charles *r00dell, Mrs. George Johnson. Mrs. Nat ftill, Mrs. Fred Lieber- «on, Mrs. George Kramer, Mrs. | Alice Barbian and Mrs. Clifford Thornton. The theme of the mee'ting was "Background to Beauty." At the morning session, demonstrations were given of arrangements of flowers, showing proper backgrounds for photography. After luncheon at the Congregations! church, the program was conducted by Glen Palmer, director of conservation of the state of Illinois. He showed moving pictures of nature, the world's Greatest "background to beauty" GIVEN AWAY--2 Sheperd through the eyes • Of conservation Puppies, 6 weeks old. Female. Call and told about plans for the con- The Town and Country Boys : ^ in person *' • vv at • <3felJB LILYMOO# Saturday, June 20th c PRIDAY SPECIAL rDeep Pried Perch ' French Fries Lettuce and Tomato Salad. Rolls and Butter -- 75c Children's Plate -- COc fcrved from 4:30 till 9:00 ' ' CLUB LILYMOOR v About 200 ladies witnessed «M of the loveliest and most successful social events of the season last Thursday, June 11, in the benefit style show at the V.F.W. clubhouse, sponsored by Circle 1 of the W. S. C. 8. Following • a dessert luncheon, served' buffet style, the parade of fashions, under the direction of Mrs. Betty® Nielsen, began. Miss Bettina > Nielsen acted as mistress of ceremonies and Mrs. Albert Barbian furnished the music which served to fit each individual model as she made her way up and down the two aisles provided for Lhagri. Models Included Karen Engdahl, Judi Roesch, Carol and Marlene Arvidson, Carol Perganzer, Mrs. Kathy Vissin, Mrs. Anthony Varese, Mrs. Chris Jepsen, Mrs. William Edmeier, Mrs. Fred Wahl, Jr.. Mrs. Jack Buckie, Mrs. Diane Ballotti and Mrs. Whiter Haug. One of the highlights of the afternoon was a surprise performance by Mrs. Donald Barker and Mrs. Fred Whitfield, attired in fascinating costumes, who walked down the aisles harmonizing the beautiful songs, "Side by Side," ."Tiptoe Through the Tulips" and "Remember." A card party followed the Style revue. > Ana c by Proposed television Station Channel fl Chicago •pftaris •Hob** LAST MTBS TO O ON TUESDAY FOB MICHAEL SCHAEFER Michael Schaefer of Johnsburg, who would have been 82 years of age on Saturday, June 20, died on the thirteenth of the month at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan. Born June 20, 1871, Mr Schaefer was a lifelong resident of Johnsburg. He was painter. Survivors Include eight nieces ily of the late John and Mar .garet "Adams Schaefer. He never married. The body rested at the George Justen & Son funeral home until 9:30 o'clock Tuesday morning, when last rites were conducted from St. John's church, with burial in the church cemetery. Channel 11, Chicago's proposed educational television station, will cover the 60 mile radius as shown in the map above. Communities in this 60 mile area are organizing fund campaigns to raise $800,000 by June 2nd, the deadline set by the Federal Communications Cprnmis* sion. The $800,000 is needed to establish and maintain the station f<Sr a two year period. " • - • „y . _ • , LU fr..nY>- ' • Pistakee 551-R-l. O LEGALS servation school at Lake Villa to be held this autumn. All of the members agreed that aside from enjoying an unusually pleasant day they were inspired to lend all of their efforts to helping preserve the beauties of the inatural world. «# REPORT CAMPOREE NOTICE or CLAIM DAlt Estate of ROBERT MEISEL, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all, persons that July 6, 1953, is thei NEAR McHENRY ONE claim date in the estate of RO- OP BEST EVER HELD y BERT MEISEL, Deceased, ptending in the County Court of Mc- j The Kishwaukee district Boy • Henry County, Illinois, ajid that gcout ^ Explorer camporee claims may be filed against the'held lagt weekend in Pottie.s said estate on or before said date without issuance of sum- •K i mobs, ROBERT L. WEBER, Jtoacutor •/VERNON J. KNOX S J Lawyer ' Crystal Lake, Illinois. (Ptib. May 28 - June 11*18). NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of ROY A. KENT, De. ceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that July 13th, 1963, |s the claim date in the estate of ROY A. KENT, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims' may be filed against, the said .estate bn or before said date withaut issuance of summon®. VERONA. JF. KENT, Fxyc\i^or tAozm a KINNBJ Attorneys \ McHenry, Illinois <Pub. June 18-25 - July 2) Woods three miles south of McHenry was rated as one of the best ever held. Local Scouts and Explorers from Troops' 161 and 162 made very good showings. The highest rating patrol was the Flaming Arrow patrol from Troop 170, Harvard. They were presented with the American flag that was flpwn at the camporee and will keep it in their possession until the next district camporee, when it will again be presented to the highest rating patrol. ^4 The highlit of the weekend fame Saturday evening when the district Order of the Arrow Lodge conducted the camjjfire and district Court of Honor. R. G. Ullrich and Edward Thennes report that the boys consumed the following in the twenty-four hours while at camp: 600--10 oz. bottles of pop, 100 qt. bottles of pop, 984 candy bars, 135 quarts of mi®, and 58 loaves of bread. tm * (Annual BdMI) Board of Directors declare 1st Semi-Animal Dividend Payable June 30th j 4 All Savings Insured up .to $10,000.00 CRYSTAL LAKE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 131 N. Williams St Cryital Lafc*. UL PHONE 1400 - . ma , tru ziai fxt i%.i BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Babcock are the parents of a daughter, born June 8 at the Woodstock hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Younger, Jr., of Valparaiso, Ind., are the parents of a son, Edward in, born on Sunday, June 14. The infant weighed 6 lb. 10 oz. at birth. Mrs. Younger is the former Miss Beverly Schwerman of McHenry. The new baby was the very finest graduation present Mr. Younger could have wished for. He received his degree from the university in Valparaiso on May tl. Residence Change* New residents of Waukegan Street, West McHenry, are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kuhlman and daughters, Deborah and Jennifer, who moved into the Dowe house "ecently. The John H. Miller family has moved from an apartment in the Riverside hotel to an apartment in the P. J. Schaefer building on Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rlsch of 850 Center street have moved to the home of their parents in Antioch. Mr. and Mrs tee • COMING EVENTS June 18 St. Agatha's Court, No. 777, Picnic -- Noon -- Sister's Lawn -- Pot-Luck Lunch. June SO Bake Sale -- Sponsored by Altar A Rosary Sodality of 8t. Patrick's Church <jHoppjf & Leo's Grocery. 1 4tine 25 Roast Beef Dinner--Ringwood Church -- Starts 5:30 P. M. June J8, *7 ft 38 Johnsburg Community Club Carnival. June 27 Annual Dance Given by Holy Name Society Of Christ The Kin^ Church -- American Legion Hall --Starts 9 P. M. June SO Regular Meeting, McHenry Garden Club -- Mrs. Nicholas Partipilo Home -- Regner Road, Pistakee Bay. . „ u EMMA MAT Mrs. Emma May. 72, t»*Sed away at her home at Spring Grove on June 7, 1953. She had been a resident of this area all of her life. Mrs. May was born at Johnsburg Jan. 12, 1881, a daughter of Catherine and Martin May retired, she was united in marriage to 1 Anton May on Feb. 21, 1900. Survivors include the husband and nephews; also one sister-in and four children, Charles May ^ Catherine Schaefer The de- ~ot~ RTchmo7d"^HUda""Me^er"of ceased was the last of the fam- Sprlng Qrove> Martln of ^ NOTICE This will serve notice that the City of McHenry will receive sealed proposals for new police cwith trade-in of present car now In use. Bids will be opened at s special meeting of iJie city cour cil to be held In the City Hal' V onday. June 29, 1963 at. 8 P. M AH bids must be presented to the Ted City Clerk on or before that time. Olhava of Chicago will occupy Specifications may be a&cured in for the sumrrter months the home the office of the city clerk. The In which the < Risches have been living. Order your Rubber Staibps St j the PLaindealer. 1 Mayor and City Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids. EARL R. WALSH, City Clerk of the City of McHenry, Illinois WE DRESS YOUR FLOORS& VMDQWS • See Our Complete Line • LINOLEUM - TILE - CARPETING DRAPES - CURTAINS - RODDING and VERTICAL PHONE 917 for Free Estimate i TONYAN'S HOME FURNISHINGS 208 E. ELM STREET MCHENRY, ILL. Paint IN ncw • * COLORS now to paint ZZZfbur home in one of the exciting ; Mew House ; Colowigv iSTUNNIlfG NEW APPEARANCE ** We Stock Only Top Quality Paints. DUTCH BOY - O'BRIEN GUDDEN a feRUSHON » :>• f Fr»m ^4.49 P*r SaUon Main Paint Center 418 Main St. PHONE 111$ McHrary. DL OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 1 (II III II I I' 1.1| |.»•! i H V MOOSE LODGE •» »•»<»» This past Sunday saw a great many of the McHenry lodge members and their families travel to the Child City, Mooseheart, to witness annual Illinois Day, the mass initiation, the great display by the children, the candy man dance for the tots and finally open house around the grounds. It was a sight never to be forgotten by the persons who witnessed it and for those that didn't it should lie a must for next year. Sunday will be our oWn celebration. First will be our big first anniversary class of candidates to be initiated at 2 p.m. Upwards of sixty-five are expected to be present in the class. Gordon Main, the state director, will deliver tfife welcome to these new Moose. After the Initiation, the women friends and guests are invited to attend for a full evening of fun and frolic. Saturday evening more fun is in store when we have special entertainment for our party night. We are entertaining Antioc and Zion-Benton lodges. Come--on over, the more the merrier. Lake and Prances Sheets of Spring Grove, one brother, Stive May, of Johnsburg; one sister, Mrs. Dena Rothermel. of McHenry; fifteen grand-children and and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. May was active in the work of the Christian Mothers sodality, which she served as president a few years ago. The body rested at the George Justen funeral home until Tuesday morning, when last rites were conducted from St. Peter's church, followed by interment in the church cemetery, Spring Grove. Honorary pallbearers were Mrs. Mary Karls, Mrs. Mary Klein, Mrs. Josephine May, Mrs. Elizabeth Engels, Mrs. Mayme Tlnney snd Mrs. Emma Jung HOLD TAG DAY FOR CHILDREN'S HOME SATURDAY-- ; en A permit has been issued by the mayor and village clerk of McHenry to the Missionary Child J ren's home for mothers and' children from broken homes, located In Lake Zurich, for a tag day Saturday, June 20. LEGION RIFLE SQUAD ELECTED FRIDA1 A Utile girl in Newton, Mass., Srted, in som% puzzlement, Jfcaf r eat bites people, h*Na catt|pt r t» friendly with mice. The rifle squad , of MeTTenry j Legion Post, No. 491, held its an-1 nual meeting Friday night andj elected the following new of-; ficers: Edwin F. Reid, president; j Bernard Matchen, vice-president; George Kalsch, Jr., secretary andj treasurer; Robert J. Conway,] chief Instructor; William Gre^jnJ executive officer; and Harold O. Miller, sergeant at arms. The officers will be installed on July ll at a party to be held in the Legion clubhouse. The rifle squad is now a well trained, disciplined and fully equipped group of men. They made an impressive showing last Sunday at the ceremonies at Algonquin, where a flag pole and flag were presented to the grade school. They also acted as an honor guard at the ceremonies for Msgr. Nix. They plan to participate ill thfe Marine Day parade. MVE Kilhelonqranvrilh KEM-GL0 Summer Schedule of. Services 4^'* at x. J. Zltm Lutheran Chtfii&r IM John Street, McHenry -- SUNDAYS -- 8 A.M. Service 9 AJfl. Sunday School 10:15 AM. Service -- All Welcome -5. feutor C. A. LOBfli nose tn lit limb laaml Ifcl isata mi WaAsi IfluMnJ • Nr kAdiM and boNwooM wail* and all your woodweAfr • 20 tolori and whiW • Weafce* os «o»ily at yew ta 4 fcownl Q&fe OOLLETTE, Oimr PHONE iae 1*8 Mverside Or. MdftS Frank S. 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