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ki'rr • •j Jt I i SUNNYSIDE By Bernlce Ripley Stop, Thief! KENNETH CBBTY HEADS FARM LOAN NOMINATING GROUP Kenneth Cristy of Ringwood has been named chairman of the Stir nominating committee of the Na- •--•-'• ' 'jrVv ~ ' iivmiiBa Miig v.WJ l v >IA burglary of the model home tjonal Farm Loan associalion of : in Pistakee Terrace took placc Woodstock Herbert Northrup of ) , during the very early hours on (Harvard and Frank Kai^r o{ Sunday, Sept. 16.. Entrance ° Wadsworth were also appointed fthe home was gained through a ,• on the committee by Edward A. bedroom window. Loss was es 1- i pjorent president of the associt 'Jnatetl at $200. Both local an< j afjon They will nominate candi- ..... county authorities are investiga - , da^es fGr the directors toxbe elect- ®ig the crime. ed at the thirty-eighth annual ! meeting of the association. The Attention: Last Warning terms of those expiring are John It has been reported that there ^ Paulsen, who has been on the •Nve been many dogs running j fw years( :; a„d -^oose in the viHage. Chiei ® | Charles P. Weingart of McHenry, Police Peter Heitz wishes 0 ' whp was elected to fill out the take this means of warning dog unexpjred term of his father, -owners that all dogs must be re- ^ meeting will be he,d ln strained at all times . Seveie j Westwood school, west of Woodaction will be taken for nonW , st(Jck Qn Saturday $ct 13 at pliance of the ordinance pertain- | noQn ^ nomina(ing committee was apponted about tfyree weeks ago in,order to give the /timbering to stray dogs. No further warning will be given to residents who have failed to obtain their licences. Violators will be subject to arrest. ship plenty of time to suggest names to be placed on the ballot. The association serves farm _ _ I credit needs in Lake and Mc- Benefit Dance I Henry counties. Other members • ,1Sk n •? P?a?, i of the board are Paul H. AUanis the Johnsburg Community ha 1. j son Mundelein> and Louis A. The event is a>nefir dance to , Boichart Huntley. Ralph L. ! be held for Alfred W. 1 Fritz, j is secretary-treasurer, r resident and policeman of Sun- , ! nyside who was stricken with : DTTOT ir, * oCTCT A ltf/T ! polio on Aug. 31. The organiza- ! * UDIjIv* ADOId 1 AiiV/L j tion of this benefit dance is due j PROGRAM IN JULY i to the efforts and perseverance ' CWOWS DECLINE of the village officials and Robert Sanborn resident of Sunnyside ! Gov wffli The Bob-Iim ot Johnsburg and stra„ the n|lnois the Sunnys.de Pol.ce Department A|(, Commlssl<)n said the stat(,s will be sponsoring th,s dance, ' b„ assistance r,rogram cxpend. £«£ Han" t00raMe„dra„dV0brrZ "UreS f°r JU'y $l30-851 cause. Plan to attend and Dnng j (han j $86,648 less your friends. Your presence will h help to make it a real success. I Total July expenditure for the Happy Birthday state's five public aid programs Birthday congratulations to ! was $12,429,102 as compared to Terry Kerr, who celebrated his I $12,559,953 in June. The July fourteenth year on Sept. 20. Lots i *955 cost was $12,515,750. more happy birthdays to you. The number of recipients in Terry. July was 4,468 fewer than in -- j July a year ago, but 1,998 more 1 New Grandparents j than in June. In July there j • Congratulations are extended j were 270,304 recipients, in June to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kunkel i 268,306 and in July 1955 there , of North May avenue, proud grandparents of a granddaughter, born on Sept. 18 at Westlake hospital in Melrose Park. The brand new little miss weighed in at 9 lbs. 2 oz. Proud parents are Norman and Karen Kunkel, suburban residents of Bellwood, Where the new baby will be Welcomed home by brother Mark. Congratulations and best wishes to both parents and grandparents. Happy Anniversary Sept.- 19 was the date of the fourteenth wedding anniversary I Louis O. Simon," 65^ who died were 274,772. Garrett W. Keaster, executive secretary of the commission, said the 1998 person increase over the June rolls was due mainly to a steel strike in the Cook county area. - The July caseload and cost in McHenry county was as follows: Aid to dependent children, 38, $1,328; blind assistance, 1, $28; disability .assistance, 11, $930.50; general assistance, 202, $11,957.12. Word comes of the death of of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Niemiec. Congratulations, and may you have many more happy years together. Here And There Mr. and Mrs. William Garrity visited their son, Jim, at the Great Lakes Naval Training station, where Jim is stationed at the present time, on Sunday, Sept. 16. Watch this column for news of tfce progressive village of SunnysMe. j earlier this month in St. Louis, f He was a brother of the late Emil C. Simon and Mrs. Emily Rees and was well known in McHenry as a frequent visitor here. Services and burial were in St. Louis. SCHOflg, % COM!*1 DIRT GRAVEL FILL FIELD DIRT FRMSK S. MAY McHENRY 1786-M Route 5, McHenry F.M. Radio & Telewisbn SALES and SERVICE 188 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY, ILL. PHONE MCHENRY 979 Authorised Sales & Service for G.E. - Dumonl - Sentinel - Emerson (We Service All Makes) T.V. - Radios - Phonographs - Hi-Fidelity • 21 YEARS OF ELECTRONIC EXPERIENCE • WORK PERFORMED BY BONDED TECHNICIANS • MODERN stfop & TESTING EQUIPMENT i LARGE STOCK OF TUBES &-PARTS (We guarantee all parts installed by us for one year.) "A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR FIBST CONSIDERATION" FOR PEOPLE WHO ENJOY GOOD MUSIC, LET US INSTALL IN YOUR HOME A CUSTOM BIJILT HI-FIDELITY. g For A Free Estimate „ . • / > ; t u r , j f M S . 4 . . . . t o , ! » ! • THOSE WERE THE DAYS r.WE PREFER , THOSE WERE THE BAYS- kf, (M GEEMAN RrW^sJ H *»»»..« HOSSFACE HANK NEW/ >/ES-WE__ VERY SMM-L ^USSLEF WAKNT PEOPLE RBMR WINDOW; STORING JS DRIVE WHEN WOW* -- WHAT IV HAMS / UH - SOT ANX LAhAB CHOPS* CHOPS t! LQOK1N TH»S IS FER TROUBLECOUNT JVF J BY FRANK THOMAS SONNY SOUTH GIMME THET'S TENDERLOIN) BETTER' ^if-RARE! C-t-s-i. _ BEEPY* THOnyffr By AL SONDERS RURAL DELIVERY HAVEN'T YOU EV/EI GOSH, HO} BEEN PEEP-SEA X CAN'T FJSHIN WAIT/ BEFORE? WHAT'S THE NO, I'M \ MATTER,ROMEO?) JYG-J- PEEDIN DO$ \GVOKU^ >F EEL- *K * THFE FISH/ TIME FOR LUHFFM / HERE'S YOURS, RDMEO/ MAVBE VOU'LL FEEL BETTER' By AL SMITH ? JUST THROW IT TIME Ak LITTLEFARMER By KfcKIN fbUtKbOIN RURAL DELIVERY 'LHOOOMKES T OGWOOND AS EVER I VEH, THERE'S OLD POP BROWN STILL DOIN'HIS WEEKLY SHOPPIN 'j < , POP* DON'T }ME? NO.' Tuf\uj V TWENTY VEARS ASO) 7V EVER GET ( X'M STRONGER /no vni j 1 T COULDN'T CARRV \ TIRED CARRYlN'/yoDAV THAN I j tiriiDP \ TVJO DOLLARS WORTH THE GROCERIES j WAS TWENTV ( n / OF GROCERIES ^ HOME EV/ERVy^i^YEARp jJHAT HOMEy WEEK? AGO I " ar~ .i(no* By AL SMITH NOW I CAN, CARRV TWO DOLLARS WORTH WITH ONE HAND / DEEMS Q fl - i n s'h GRANDPA'S EOY rJ J OUANNA 6B£ Wc PO A MAG/C TRICK) WANNA Hv/H? tAE Mitt A P/ME" DISAPPEAR? OK AV { L£T5 5E£ you make ir P/eA PP6AR. WUi, F/(?6T r Pur/riM AIY HAND,.. r ^ATHettTZUNOUT fro THB STREET AN P. L By BRAD ANDERSON THB PIMES AIM GOME [P 7^T~1 K-h+ ; NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH by Russ Arnelij fa/OMEN VAV LIVE LONGER """ -IMMJ MENBUT THEY'RE MOT AS -BLOOE>El> J rm wk- PERCEWT OF WOMErt ARE ANBMIC --WHEREASONLY 0HE mem OF MEN ARB f ! ANTARCTICA, WHICH 161 almost AS &\e Aft SOUTH AMBRtCA, IS SITUATED HIGHER ABOVE THE SEA THAN ANY OTHER CONTINENT/ (Avw4qe-6dOOft.) I / V "Digging Archeolosists RECEmLY \a DISCOVERED IN PAESTUM, ITALY/ EIGHT VASES FULL OF M0MBY, "GIN A PERFECT STATE OF -- PRESERVATION--AFT&fc SBWS Bum£!> SMCS 8000 SC.! ©AVY CMOOKETT Jr. ER.. . AH DON'T S'PdSE yfD'D BE INTERESTED A LOGICAL EXPLANATION AS TO HOW OT CAUGHT IN YO'RE SNARE? x Mlmtd bf Sin Uncle Yep, gittln' mad always makes your mouth work faster. • • • The public speaker who kin say nothin' with enthusiasm Is sure of applause. • * • In drivin', it's heads you win and cocktails you lose. • • « Nope, a pedestraln never knows where his next car is comln' from. fSpijvriiiS* Eternal triangle; Outgo, Upkeep. Income, Television sure has A lot of bored casters. • • •« Yep, anybody kin'pull a load down hill. Russia hides everything behind the iron curtain, here we use bill boards. .• • • Yep. the nicest home furnish- Ins' is kids. Sophia Binger grants a hubby with more money than she'd know what to do with. • • • Jr. Hincfe. wants a. new hatchet so he kin chop suey. • • • • 1 Fellers who whisper and fellers who shout, seldom tell us what it's all about. • • • Tubby Tyler's wife says that Tubby looks like a hippo protestant. B-a-oo _HKV. OBAHUSV GRANT H-3-S6 Ai- By TOM OKA - *-- ACROSS 1. Fish sauea B.-A spice 9. Feminine pronoun 12. Kind of bean 13. Periods of time 14. Night before 15. Seed covering 16. Is aick 17. Fish ems 18. Seasonable 20. Act 21. Obc3® 22. Poem 24. Bravery 27. Style of cooking SI. Brain passage 82. Dance step 83. Neat 84. Wander slmtssily 36. Ships 37. Electrified particle 88. Measure of weight 89. Retrain 42. TerriMe 47. Neither 48. Profit 49. Girl's name 60. Also 61..:Ft>Uer stake 62. Catholic sisten 63. Possessive pronoun 64. Let it stand 65. Afternoon socials DOWN 1. Winged 2. Italian coin 3. Give forth 4. Pacific state 6. Intended 6. Melody 7. Unfeding 8. Worm 9. In thb place 10. 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