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V,» 's*%\ ffTpt^r l " • - V " * ? $&':'<?' P«g§ Eight 1 as# :$*«&* • .'• 1 %J' y . ' . • THE McHENRY I^mMeALER CONDUCT PORCH UQHT CAMPAIQN. RESIDENTIAL AREA (Continued from Pa&e lj church, 14 leaders and 38 Cubs Pack 362, sponsored by American Legion post, 20 leaders and 45 Cubs. Troop 161, sponsored by Mc Henry Community P.T.A., 8 leaders and 29 Scouts. Troop 162, sponsored by American Legion post, 13 leaders and 43 Scouts. Troop 164, sponsored by Mc- Henry Moose Lodge, No. 691, 11 leaders and 25 Scouts. Explorer Post 662, Sponsored by American Legion, 14 leaders and 11 Explorers. Two interesting brochures explaining Scouting will be distributed by Scouts the day prior to the actual campaign. In them, other young boys not now members may learn that Cub Scouting is for boys g, 9 and 10, Boy Scouting for those 11, 12 and 13 and Explorer Scouting for boys 14 and over. : McHenry Area Schools Prepare For Opening (Continued from Page X) will be notified in regard to the date of the testing program. St John's School will re-open at St. John's on Sept. 7, with class sessions only during the morning. Praents are asked to be ready to take care of school dues and books during the afternoon. TWO-CAB CRASH Five persons were hurt, at least one seriously, in a two-car collision at the intersection of Rtes. 176 and 31, east of Crystal Lake, shortly before 9 o'clock Saturday evening. Paul Sartwell of Rockford, driving west on Rt. 176, failed to stop and crashed into a car driven by Arthur Harrison of Chicago. Margaret Sartwell of Rockford, Leon Sartwell find Margaret Sartwell, both of Savanna, and Edith Harrison of Chicago were injured. PROBLEMS KEEP COUNCIL BUSY; tX&.T. EXTENDED (Continued from Page 1) it is understood that such unpaid bills can be filed as liens against the property. Another reminder from city sources is that McHenry will follow Chicago and other cities in extending daylight saving time one month this'coming fall. Instead of turning your clocks back the last Sunday in September, you will be waiting until the last Sunday in October. It was felt that too much confusion Would arise if the city of McHenry did not follow the action taken by other cities. At the present time, the chairman of the finance committee is knee-deep in a plan to work out a budget for the Council to follow. While each city passes an annual appropriation ordinance to permit expenditures, the local Council is attempting to set up a more definite program, limiting expenditures in each department. This will, no doubt, require more extensive monthly reports showing expenditures and balances in each account. Each committee will then be in better position to plan work or projects in its department. City officials have asked that housewives remember that the many solicitors calling at their doors are being checked by the police department, asked to show their credentials and then registered in the city clerk's office. Many of these are operating under interstate commerce provisions. However, any permit issued! by the city is not to be interpreted as an endorsement of the product being sold. Every effort is being made to screen these applicants and some have been refused permission to solicit in the city. While the city can assume no responsibility for payments made by individuals for merchandise to be delivered at a later date,, the police department will appreciate reports of any misconduct on the part of solicitors. Peddlers must produce licenses issued by the city. A peddler delivering merchandise at the time of sale comes under a different . classification than a solicitor. YOU Can Save Money By Turning to Page 5 CERTIFIED Pistakee Bay Inn Burglarized This Week Sheriff's deputies were called to Pistakee Bay early this week to investigate a reported burglary at Half Moon Inn. The investigating authority said it was evidently someone familiar with the location who was guilty. A window was broken to gain entrance and an air mattress, one lantern, a radio, rod and reel, flashlight and other small items were taken. Register Johns burg Publi^ School Pupils Sept. 2-3 Another reminder regarding, the Johnsburg public school registration is given by the principal, Philip L. Shutt. Kindergarten and grade registrations will be held Friday and Saturday, Sept. 2 and 3 from 9:30 until 5 p.m. and on Tuesday, Sept. 6, from 8:30 until noon. Classes will begin that afternoon. Anyone desiring to register before that time may do so. The school office is open from 9:30 until 5 daily. The school district includes Johnsburg, Sunnyside Estates, Riverdale subdivision, Bridgeview, Crystal Glen, Grandview, Bald Knob, pitzen's subdivision, Oak Grove, Bellevue, Rodky Bay, Pistakee Bay and Pistakee Highlands. Shop At Home Hawaiian Luau SATURDAY NIGHT, AUG. 27TH AT * THE McHenry Moose Lodge OUTDOOR BAR-B-Q Hawaiian Music and Entertainment DONATION .$1.00 L E G A L S NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of GERALD P. NEWMAN Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that October 3, 1955/ is the claim date in the estate of GERALD P. NEWMAN, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. % • . Ella E: Newman Administrator Joseph X. Waynne, Attorney McHenry, Illinois (Publish Aug. 25 Sept. 1-8) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of MINNIE P. LOW t)eceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that October 3, 1955, is the claim date in the estate of MINNIE P. LOW, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of surinmons. Wells B. Cleveland Administrator Joseph X. Waynne, Attorney McHenry, Illinois (Publish Aug. 25 Sept. 1-8) ON HONOR ROLL Richard Kirschhoff of Rt. 'l, McHenry, is among 221 students named to 'the summer school honor roll for maintaining a "B" scholastic average for the session at Northern Illinois State college. R E L I E F . . . and security for the UPTURED Martha & Norman Siigi AUCTION Wm. H. Russell - Henry Freeman • Auctioneers The undersigned will j|e&l at Pub-1 lie Auction on the J^rmJtnown as the Hall iFarm at the East end of Wonder Lake, 2 miles from 120 to Wonder Lake, % mile West of the Harrison School, 5 miles West of McHenry ort the Wonder Lake- McCullom Lake-McHenry blacktop road, on Sunday, August 28 Commencing at 12:80 p.m. 39 Head of Livestock Consisting of: 21 Holstein cows, 10 of which are springing, balance milking good and we had planned this way for the base period. This is the reason for 10 springers. 5 Holstein heifers, 1st calf springing; 9 Holstein yearling heifers; 3 Holstein heifer calves; 1 Holstein bull. The above cattle are all bangs tested. This is a choice dairy of cows, they are of good. Quality,' and we had plahned on good Fall and Winter Production. FtffcD 23 Acres of standing corn. MACHINERY Farmall H tractor & cult, with side dresser; John Deere forage chopper, corn and hay attach.; Mc- Cormick Deering R.T. tractor spreader; New Idea side delivery rake; McCorrrupk. Deering 2 bot. 14" trac. plow; 6' Hoosier grain drill; 42 R. McCormick Deering combine; McCormick Deering 6' mower; rubber tired silage cart; Farmall F30 tractor; R. T. wagon, with chopper box; Ford V2 ton truck; McCormick Deering 3 bot. 14" tr. plow; Dunham 8' tr. disc; 4 section drag; McCormick Deering 2 row tr. planter; Gehl blower, with 50' aluminum pipe. 2 Surge milker units; pails and strainers; 11 milk cans. All small tools and * equipment used in the operation of a farm. Norman Silge is leaving for the army. This is the reason we are NON-SKID SPOT PAD TRUSSES 0 While trune* may be considered a necewary evil, that U no reaton why you should be resigned to the wearing of a clumsy harness. The Non-Sldd Spot Pad Truss will hold your Hernia, just like your finger tips, with • fractiori- of the pressure of ordinary trusses. Hernia when treated - in the early stages can" often be cured, and the. application ofu this scientifically constructed Truss win the raised Spot Pad help* to bold the Hernia, thus assisting nature. Our trained fitters will gladly demonstrate this new apliance, also the various type* of Abdominal Supporters, Elastic HoMfjri Shoulder Braces, etc. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE PHONE 40 j 103 So. Green St., McHenry, HI. RINGWOOD COMMUNITY CHURCH Auction Sale SATURDAY, AUG. 27th 12:00 NOON Household items of every description, new and used ... Some Antiques. Food and Hardware items, miscellaneous. Auction to be held on: RINGWOOD SCHOOL GROUNDS benefit of New Ringwood Community Methodist Church FRED WIEDRICH, JR. and ED VOGEL, Auctioneers compelled to sell -Our' ]fertfonal property at this time. Terms: bank term's. Not respohsitjle tot Accidents. Lunch W&gon ta grounds. ? H4ARTHA and NORMAN SILGE, Owners FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking Member Federal Reserve iSystem Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank friends and neighbors for cards, calls and other kindnesses extended to me since the time of my accident. Everything was so very much appreciated. 16 ' Marcella Schafer (•> jr«~ V'V ^ ^ « Thursday, August 25,1355* * .---- --»'ir • EARL C. BARNARD !| DIED AT 76 ON MONDAY NIGHT Buy U.S. Savings" Bonds • •• e : iM Earl C. Barnard of Barnftrd'rf. Mill, northwest of McHenry, died," 'Monday evening, Aug. 22, at? Memorial hospital. He was 76; years old. The deceased was born Sept.? 14, 1878, at Silver Lake, a soni of Mr. and! Mrs. Edgar Barnard.J He is survived by his widow,g Katurah; a son, Earl C. Barnard,* of San Diego, Calif.; and two, grandchildren. Services were, held Wednesday,; afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Merwin funeral . home, Woodstock,' the Rev. Frank Anderson off" Wheaton officiating. Burial was' in Greenwood. I WANTED 1000 CUSTOMERS WEATHER-TITE ALUMINUM STORM & SCREEN WINDOWS NOW! M9" re T For Standard Size Including Installation and Life Time Guarantee DOORS $59.50 -- INSTALLED NO MONEY DOWN! FIRST PAYMENT STARTS IN JANUARY 1956. PHONE NOW! -- McHenry 5&4-W-1 FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. WEATHER-TITE Route 4 - Box S64 McHenry, Illinois Please Haye Ypur Representative Call On Me Immediately. NAME ...... ADDRESS CITY- * PHONE NOW FORMING ~ '!* WOMEN'S AFTERNOON LEAGUES "Any Afternoon - Any Hour - You Name It, We Will Oblige!" - ALSO - Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings at 9:00 p.m MEN'S or WOMEN'S LEAGUES Anyone desiring to join please contact Louis or Sam after 1 p.m. - Phone McHenry 1475 Don't forget to Bowl for the Benefit of the Kids! MOIL, Tues. & Wed., Aug. 29-30-31, All Bowling Proceeds will go to the children of the recent Fire Disaster ... Do Your Part and Bowl to help them. i FREE PRIZES Will Be Given Away! Try a Refreshing Drink from our New "COLD-DRAFT" System - B eer is always at a 38 degree temperature. JOHNSBURG B0WLINC RESORT the Johnsburg Bridge in Johnsburg, Home of the Automatics" Phone McHenry 1475