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" 1 - i S t j t ,y , / y ; \ * - ~ r JWf?-1 ^T" itir»day,Jidy Richmond Community 6y Phyjfls Carlson • .The Rotary club of Richmond, ably supported by the businessmen and Shriners of Richmond are again sponsoring tmr annual "Circus Jaunt,{ to •the Shrine circus at Rockford. 'The circus wilr be -on Thurs- ; day, Aug. 14, at Beyer Field on lS^avenuev, high school stadium, Rockford. • Reservations for yati grade school children, i2 ybara old :a^id younger in, the Richmond- * Burton township area, should be -made at Schroeder's drug -! store. The committee must .have all reservations in no "later than August 2: People wishing to drive are asked to 'register at the drug store. We a$ th&t as many as possible .register their tars as we will need more cars than we had 'last year. The committee is •asking that Shriners wishing to donate their tickets for this ieveht bring them in or mail them to Fred Schroeder. Businessmen wishing to do their .part financially or otherwise, •please contact the drug store. *'1^8U:We know from past exenc^' it takes the combined •efforts of all in the good town $£ Richmond to make this outing/ a great success. The chil- "flljen Will always remember •OIRCliS DAV at Richmond, so jplfease- do your part for their iake:;-;V v.'- \ The cir^van will leave at r $5 Sharp from the drug «tore. \ Remember the above tltftes and the time, there is Jil^shar^e for admission as the Shriners are paying for the JS^kets. Please cut this out for your future reference. • Rotary , - Jack Sell, of the telephone company presented the program at Rotary last week. He Showed an iifferesting film-- Plipois Holiday. It showed hnporical spots in our state vjrKere it would be nice to spend 9 vacation. v. lvith only one absentee last week from Rotary, the rotarfaris are up to 96.55 percent in attendance.- There were six ^ISitors, five from McHenry and one from Harvard. They were: Johh Looze, A1 Blake, McGee, Earl Walsh, Mark •kesonjomd Claude JRagles.. Pierce of Spring Grove was a guest of ^Dori Rawlins. t';ijThis week Frank Chesen in charge of the program. ; Leo Karls and his wife, Beulah, celebrated their wedding SMODiversary. , Presentation of "Urns ^;^uly 26, last Saturday, the Richmond Garden club compflPed its project of beautifying the bridge in town.( Members planted the last of the six ifvijs constructed for that, purpose, and at that time present- Al 'them to the people of Richmond. • "Miniature Gardens" r The Garden club of Richmond wQl present Miriam fiOBhaels of Chicago, a specialiftWn miniature gardens at the riunter Country club on Monday, Aug. 4. The lecture and demonstration will be preceded Ijjra dessert luncheon. ;'|jlrs. Michaels hds had classes in miniature gardens at the I^ijjvson Y. M. C. A. and for handicapped groups, in Chicago a*id vicinity. Mrs. Evan Vogel is chairman of this event. ;!# ' • . Royal Neighbors f * Rustic Camp 448 R.N.A. held it$;'regular meeting a week ago evening at the home of Mrs. The^on Ehorn. There Will be ho meeting in August. Visiting Miss Peggy Granger of Chicago arrived last' Friday morning on the bus to visit her cousin, Beverly Granger. She spent several days at the hoqie of her cousiq. Missionary; to India Speaks Rev. Charles Springer, who has spent five years in India as a missionary preached at Grace churdh last Sunday. Pastor Springer with His wife and two year old daughter are spending two weeks at Camp Alpine where the$r are conducting classes for the young people attending camp. He shared a tew of his experiences with the congregation^at both services Sunday morning. Hie liturgist for the morning atJQrace church was Max Sullivan who is employed at Camp Alpine this year and is studying ,for the ministry. Camp Alpine " There 'are seventy or seventy- five registered at Camp Alpine this week. Rev. Hairy Thiel of Decatur is the director for the week. ' Last week Rev. Althafer, formerly of the Richmond area, was a teacher at Camp Alpine. Community Church News Last Sunday Rev. J. A. Wilcoxen of Chicago wis guest minister again. Next Sunday the Rev. James Stillman Caskey of the Wellington Congregational church in Chicago will preach. Rev. Caskey was a former pattor of the Richmond and Genoa City Congregational churches. On Aug. 10 and 17 Rev. Francis Kranz of the First Congregational church in Lancaster, Wis. will 'conduct the services. He was,a former pastor of the Community church in Richmond. , There will W no Sunday school classes in August at the Community church, but they will resume on Sept. 7. The choir has recessed for the summer as of last Sunday. Birthdays Jim Hoffman was 11 yesirs old last' Saturday and is iww old Enough to be a Btoy Sjcout. At present Jim has his Lion badge and is in the Webelos t)en. Cheryl Koehn just had her fifth birthday. Stewing Roe . and Emily Cole of dak Park called on Richmond friends and relatives Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olson of Salem, Wis. and George Bell and daughter, Debbie of Burlington were Friday callers of Mrs. Ethel Bell. by Shopping at Home An ordinance relating to traffic, regulating the use of public streets in the Gity of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, and prescribing amended * regulations relative to the payking of all vehicles upon such streets. WHEREAS, a survey and study of traffic flow conditions and., parking conditions on the hereinafter named streets in the City of McHenry h a s b e e n c o n d u c t e d by t h e Board of Local Improvements of the City Council of the City of McHenry; and WHEREAS, such survey and study has conclusively established the necessity for additional traffic and parking control ,of motor vehicles during the hours of 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.1 on each Friday evening of each week during the year on the said, hereinafter named streets; and WHEREAS, it is deemed netessary in the interests of public safety and convenience to effect such additional regulations concerning the Use of p r e s e n t l y i n s t a l l e d p a r k i n g meters on the said hereinafter named -streets; / NOW, THEREFORE, the •Board of Local Improvements of the City of McHenry has recommended to the City Cpuncil of the said City that the amendment as hereinafter set forth to the Municipal Code of the City of McHenry be adopted by the Counpil, and as a, result of said recommendation and action by the City Council: BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of McHenry that an ordinance relating to traffic and regul a t i n g t h e u s # o f p u b l i c streets in the City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, prescribing regulations relative to the parking of vehicles upon such streets; providing for purchase, leasing, acquiring, installation, operation, maintenance, supervision, regulation and control of the use of parking meters and providing for the payment thereof; defining and providing for the establishment of parking meter zones upon the public streets and for an enforcement thereof and providing penalties for the violation thereof and as amended by, and, hereby is amended by adding thereto the following: Section 19. In all parking meter zones of the City of McHenry, the time limitation for legale parking in compliance with the provisions of this ordinance shall be extended to include the hours of 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. on epch Friday of every week throughout each calendar year, and all use of parking^ facilities in such parking meter zones shall be in conformity and compliance with the regulations as hereinbefore established for the use of such zones during the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. This ordinance'1 shall be in full force and effect from arid after its passage, approval and publication, as -provided by law. AH ordinances or "parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. x All violations of this ordinance shall be subject to penalties as provided in the original ordinance relating to trafffc and regulating the use of- public streets- in the City •of McHenry, Illinois. GEORGE P. FREUND Mayor, Attest: Earl R. Walsh City Clerk Aldermen: Theo. ,N. Pitzen William J. Bolger Warren S. Holly Charles D. Brown Edward J. Thennes ' Robert C. Newkirk Board of Local Improvements: George P. Freund William J. Bolger . Charles D. Brown , (Publish July 31, 1958) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of JOHN J. REINBOLDT, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that September 8, '1958 is the claim date in the estate of JOHN J. REINBOLDT, 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. ANNA M> REINBOLDT i Executor Joseph X. Waynifc? Attorney (Pub. July 31-August 7-14) The new limitations were established according to the postal manual changes. Village of Sunnyside OWNERS WU^ BE FINED FOR BARKM6D0& by Irma Gunther, McHenry 1577-J The police department will be forced, because of the large amount of complaints received, to issue tickets to all residents allowing their dogs "to bark constantly thus disturbing the peace at all hours of the day and night. There is, an ordinance covering disturbing the peace and this law will be enforced. ,• Successful Barbecue Considering how cold it was last Saturday, we had a nice turnout for our barbecue. When all the grills were glowing with nice hot coals we had some heat for a Awhile, I guess it was too cold to even enjoy the beer. Larry Cammarata played the accordion for us and did a very good job. A big hand to the brave people who showed up, and to those who helped set everything up. Thanks a lot to all. A family picnic is planned for August and in the next issue I will give further details. f €harles Herman will celebrate lite birthday on July 31$ ice at the "Good Sheppard Church" in Maywood. & Visitors Barbara Whitfield, formerly of Wonder Lake and now a resident of San Diego, Calif., was a house guest for a week at the Berinoche home. We had a house full of visitors from Chicago On Sunday arid once they get out -here they hate to leave. Mattie Poticki from' Chicago is visiting the Cios family for a vacaton. They are his aunt, uncle and cousins. , Marriage Miss Shirley Linden has announced her forthcoming marriage to Mr. Delmar Cleveland Morrison of Belpray, Ohio. The couple will be married on Aug. 16 at a candlelight serv- Litter Bugs Beware^--' '* Bennoche's store, has a nice shiny new' refuse can outside of the store, so if the children will throw their candy, gum, and ice Cream wrappings into the can, there will be no garbage lying around to make the property look messy. So let us. all put the can to work. 1 -- * Mishap Little Mike Williams who is only 5 wouldn't listen to his mother when she 'told him and the rest of the children who were playing with him to stop running through :the house chasing one another, so the result of the game sent him to the hospital as an almost serious casualty. Poor little Mike thought he was opening - ths door by the handle only h& opened it by pushing his. arm through the glass and having his uncle Dean rush him to tlw hospital where he ha<l t<j ;ihaefk nine stitches, to dose the wound and a tetnUs shot. K8? Fredrick, Betty Lehman, and Elizabeth Metzger cleaned up the . glass and took charge of the remaining Williams children until their mother came home. Little Mike is dong fine, and his mother appreciated jfa&r neighbors kindness. -w - On Leave Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herman have th£ir son home on furlough from the Marine camp in Barstow, Calif. He will be home until the tenth of August. May he nave a wonderful visit. 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