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Ttnrsday, April 16; 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Twenfy»Oi|e Village of Sunnyslde VILLAGE RENEWS CONTRACT WITH ENGINEERS Irma Gunther--1577-J The village board has rendved its contract with W. A. Rakow and Assoc., municipal engineers, for the coming year beginning April 30, 1959 and ' ending April 30, 1960. rhe board is in the process of getting our roads done again this year and is hoping the project won't take as long as last year. Mr. Valaski has offered to build some picnic tables for the beach and the village is checking prices for the material to be used: Joe Cammarata again will be cutting the grass at the beach and parks. Election The village election will be held April 21, 1959, at Garner's plumbing shop on W. May ave- *nue. The polls will open at 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. All those who w^ be away that day can't get aweritee ballots from the village,. clfcrk and they must be returned to. her five days prior to thfc election, so the tirhe is short, so hurry and get your absentee ballots. The judges for the election will be . Irene Garrity, chief judge, Mary Jane Heitz, Katherine Fredrick. _ Social News Attention Beatniks! Your leader has come to our village and will give his faithful followers a few final facts of fantastic fallacious fatuity. Man, our leader, has made plans to expose a recent spelling see contest in which it is strongly rumored that a fix was in, and man the whole crazy beatnik world has been flapping their kmgs. While conformists are vracome, believers who are the re&r gone folks, will be recognized by their sweaters and •sweatshirts, which will be the real gone dress for the evening of the eighteenth of April. The cool cellar will be mopped by that long time lover of the crazy good times, Eddie BeBop Lehman. His real gone mate is making with the ever loving calories, and the nectur will flmv for all you suds lovers. Don't miss this racket of radical rallying for raving recluses and righteous romantic rogues. You won't have to wear your mink coats or red flannels to keep warm this time. The Lehmans want to apologize for it being so cold last time. The reason was that their furnace sn't working and it was a Sd thing they fourid it out before they went to bed otherwise they would have had a house full of sick ones. So don't forget and come out for the social and have a pleasant evening with your neighbors. Our Home Bureau is sponsoring a rummage and white elephant sale at Jean Leakey's garage- on the black top on April 25 at 9 a.m. All of you neighbors from all over who have many things you don't want, especially if your spring cleaning is done, they will be appreciated ahd will be cheerfully picked up by members, so won't you call either of these numbers for pick-up service-- 2624-M or 1654-W. Birthday Greetings To Jeaniejo Bennoche had a birthday on April 1 and her dad had his the fourth Betty Lehman had her ???? birthday on the ninth. Anniversary Congratulations to Armin and Sylvia Obstfelder whose sixteenth anniversary was April 9. Wedding Thrills The Bennoche girls were a very important part of their Aunt Ruth's bridalparty last Saturday. Susan was a flower girl in a beautiful orchid dress made by the skillful hartds of her mother, Jean and Jeaniejo was a junior bridesmaid dressed in blue. A wonderful time was had at the reception afterwards. Sympathy Our condolences go to the Niemiec family upon the death in Chicago of Alex Niemiec's brother, Henry. Home Bureau Fishing Season Well the sun is trying to shine and I know the fish are biting and I'm afraid it will cause a lot of hard feelings too instead of fun. We have put up some "No Trespassing" signs and I hope they serve the purpose they are supposed to. Those of us along the channel try to keep our property clean and holler at our own children to stay off of newly planted grass but it seems when you tell others they call you an old grouch. I'm not saying all people, grown-ups and children alike, are bad but there are those who have no respect for other people's property. So I guess, no matter how hard we try not to have any, there will be some hard feelings, for which I'm sorry but that's the way the wind blows. Lingering Remembrance I know the following boys were real proud that they were allowed to assist at the 11:30 Mass when the Most Rev. Loras T. Lane, the Bishop of Rockford, celebrated it. The boys, Neil Freund, Ted Freund, Lloyd * Smith," Joel and David Himpelmann, Phillip Oeffling and my son, Fred, did a fine job and by this time their knees should be through shaking. Insufficient funds have brought many a pleasant occasion to an abrupt conclusion. o ANOTF THORP SALE DAN POWERS -- Auctioneer Having decided to discontinue farming the undersigned will sell on the farm located 3% miles Southeast of Richmond, IVa miles Southwest of Spring Grove, Vz mile Southeast of Solon Mills on Highway 12 on TUESDAY, APRIL 21st. 1959 at 10:00 O'clock Sharp 45 Head Angus Cattle 4) 18 Angus Cows, bred; 12 Bred Heifers; 13 feeder Steers and Heifers; 2 Calves; 1 P.B. 2 year old Bull. , EQUIPMENT -- A.C. W.D. 45 tractor & 2 row cult.; A.C. 3-14 mounted plow; A.C. 2 row mtd. corn planter; A.C. R.T. side Rake; A.C. Mounted 8 ft. disc; A.C. chopper, corn & grass attachments; A.C. Power Mower; A.C. Manure Loader; JD Model B Tractor & 2 row cult.; JD Tractor Manure Spreader; Danuser mtd. Tractor blade; PTO Post Hole Digger; Mtd. rock puller; NH No. 77 Hay Baler; McD 2-16 Plow; Mayrath 40 ft. elev. with 3 h.p. elec. motor; Case Chopper with snapping attch.; Gehl ensilage blower; Woods Bros, corn .pj^ker; Dempster grain drill; Grassland 8 ft. drill; 11 ft. Fertilizer Spreader; 10 ft. Tractor Disc; Anhydrous Fertilizer spreader with 3 knives; 4 sec. Drag; Dunham cultipacker & 1 spring tooth; Austermiller Elec. Grass seeder; Bearcat PTO Hammer mill; Hammer mill with Wis. Engine; Cross R.T. PTO corn shelter; Irrigation ditching plow; 2 irrigation pumps with gasoline engines; Large Platform Scale; 2 large Liquid fert. tanks on truck; 2 drums liquid nitrogen; Field Sprayer; Sub Sodler; 2- wheel Trailer; 5 Rubber Tired Wagons; 2 grain boxes; 2 Farm Hand Unloading Boxes; Electric Well driller; Wagon unloading Jack; Drive Belt; Large Air Compressor; 2 overhead Gas Tanks; overhead tank on Trailer; Chain Hoist; ^Iton elec. Feed Mixer; 6 Elec. Motors, 1 & 2 & 3 h.p.; 4 Feed Bunks; 2 hay bunks; 2 Cattle Scratchers; Ranger cattle chute (portable); 10 steel hog feeders; 5 steel Hog waterers; Loading Planks; Power Greaser; 2 Bench Vises; Elec. Bench Grinder; Metal feed bunk ends; 5 rolls barb wire; 4 rolls woven wire; 30 sheets ins. board; plywood; 280 gal. fuel oil tank; Paint Sprayer; Elec. Tank Heaters; Loading Chute; 2 rolls 1% Plastic Pipe; Garden Tractor; Ventilators; Misc. Lumber; Steel Tank; 6 Hog Houses; 2 Pig Creep feeders; 1 calf creep feeder; cement Mineral Feeder; 2 Hog Oilers; 32 Stanchions; Drinking Cups; 11 rolls galvanized roofing; 2 Fire Extinguishes; Elec. Weed Chopper; Hog Troughs; 7 Nelson Bowls; 2 Nurses; Pick Up attach. McD Comb.; Barrel No. 30 oil; J200 Wood Fence Posts. American Crop Dryer with 7x24 ft. Drying Platform. 1952 IVz ton Dodge truck with Knapheide comb, rack; 1952 % ton Dodge pickup Truck with Knapheide comb, rack; 1929 Model A Ford Sedan. 600 Leghorn Hens; Misc. Chicken equipment. 7 Hampshire Sows, bred; 42 Feeder Pigs, av. wt. 80 lbs. FEED -- 20 tons mixed hay, baled; 4 tons Baled Straw; 15 ft. silage; 300 bu. Oats; 200 bu. Corn. £ Miscellaneous Furniture. j Terms: $25.00 and under cash. Over that amount % down and the balance in monthly payments plus interest. Settlement ftiust be made day of sale. LUNCH WAGON JOHN M. WINIKATES THORP SALES CORPORATION, Cleric i Woodstock, I1L. -- Phone 110 MOOSE LODGE Women of the Moose Mid-Year Conference The nineteenth annual midyear conference was held in Moline, 111., from Friday, April 3, through Sunday, April 5. Attending the Saturday session from McHenry were Senior Regent Mabel Thomas, Recorder Marge Fernstrom, Ritual Chairman Imogene Grist, and Publicity Chairman Olga Johnson and our capable driver from Crystal Lake, Louise Willey. We registered at 9:30 at the Moline Moose home, then into the meeting hall with President Chiappori presiding. Invocation by State Chaplain Ralph Scott and the singing of national anthem led by the national anthem led by the state champion Mt. Vernon quartet. A welcome address was given by -Mayor of Moline, Arnold' R. Smith followed by three selections by "The Sweethearts," a quartet of Mooseheart girls. The mayor of Davenport, Don Petrocello, also gave a short talk of welcome. Official visitor Marie Stenger, member of Grand Council, gave an address of welcome to all coworkers. We Women of the Moose left the Loyal Order and went to the Swedish Olive hall for our meeting. Grace Wildermuth, conference leader, presided. The roll call of all chapters present were: Batavia, Berwyn, Chicago 89, Downers "Grove, Rockford, Moline, Rock Island. Brookfield. Freeport, Centralia, Mattoon. Granite City, Taylorville, Cicero, Chicago Lawn, Galesburg, Muscoota, E. St. Louis, Chicago 455, Rantoul, Edwardsville, Des Plaines, Dixon, St. Charles, Crystal Lake. Portage Park. Harvey, Peoria. M c H e n r y S h e l l b y v i l l e , R i v e r Grove, Antioch, LaSalle, Danville, Belleville, Greater Chicago, Geneseo, Aurora and Naperville for a total of 236. Marie Stenger has this to say and I quote, "Every Collegian has promised, whether they know it or not, to bring in at least one new member each year." Marie also said that each chapter is like a wheel, the hub being the officers, the spokes the chairmen and the rim the co-workers. If one chairman is lax, then you have a wheel that goes bumpity. bump and that is not very good for the chapter. After lunch was the ritualistic ceremony. The five honor chapters that took part' in the ritual were Rantoul, LaSalle, Cicero, Downers Grove and Antioch. Eight new .members were enrolled. Florence Beal, former member of Grand Council, said "If you need a helping hand you will find one on the end of each arm." Mabel Thomas, Marge Fernstrom, Imogene Grist and "yours truly" attended from McHenry. Olga Johnson, Publicity Chairman April Meeting Our April 7 meeting was called to order by the senior regent, Mabel Thomas, with ten officers, seven chairmen and six escorts present. Eleanor Brusso took over the chairmanship of the homemaking committee for the evening. Marge Fernstrom gave a short talk on our recent visit to Moline for the mid-year conference. It was very interesting and those who were not .there1 missed a lot of fun. A favorable ballot was held for one new member. The next meeting, April 21. will be Academy of Friendship night, The twenty-fifth of April will be the Loyal Order's installation at 8. The twenty-eighth of April is Academy of Friendship night at Crystal Lake and we are all invited. May 3 is Academy of Friendship Day at Mattoon. 111. or Madison, Wis. (whichever is the closest for you). Only Academy members may attend. Any Academy member wishing to go may contact Marge Fernstrom. Well, girls, we hope you realize that May 1 and 2 is almost upon us and we have not heard from you about your rummage. Call Olga Johnson at McHenry 866_ or Marge Fernstrom at 2191-R and we will pick it up. Please do not wait until the last day as we rmny things to do before the sale. March and April birthday girls were Hazel .Struwe and Doris Low. Reports to be read at our next meeting will be Mooseheart Alumni, Kay Mahoney, chairman; publicity, Olga Johnson, chairman; homemaking, Marilyn Biggs, chairman and child care, Ethel Bruce, chairman. Olga Johnson Publicity Chairman. Grandpa says psychiatry is simply the art of analyzing ouches on couches. There are bigger things than money. For instance, bills. NYE DRUGS it RIVERSIDE DRIVE new ussy 3-Step Medicare Set helps heal and conceal "problem skin" instantly! * 3 5 - ' lps heal Set $295 Stick $1 Prices plus tax One minute--a blotch! Next minute--no signthanks to the 3-step Medicare Set by Tussy. First apply Tussy Creamy Masque. It cleans down deeper than any soap; "lifts out" clogging oil and grime. Second, put on Skin Toner; it clears and stimulates your skin. Then cover up with skin-colored Medicated Lotion. It's a wonderful make-up base that instantly hides as it helps heal with hexachlorophene. Carry a Medicare Stick in your bag--for handy touch-ups wherever you go. Keeps you looking "spotless" all day. $1. Advertised in LIFE to be as lovely as you can be, TUSSY Lakemoor Marion Sulok--592-R-l The issue of the dogs running loose in the village has come up again. To the dog owners please keep the pets tied or qn a leash to prevent any of them from harming the small children and also the grownups. Many of the villagers have their garbage cans tipped over every time they come from work and also when they look out their windows in the mornings. Try to keep the pets under your control to avoid any trouble with your friends and neighbors and perhaps the police officers. Girl Scout News The girls will be around to the people who had ordered the cookies and peanuts around the weekend of. the seventeenth. ' •... The day camp will be from July 13 - 17. Any women who would like to help out with the girls may call Pat Morrison at ">92-R-2 for further information. Transportation is furnishr ed and also a nursery for the small children. ing on their "my country" badges. Eva Shaw attended themeeting this past week to get an idea just what the girls ao and how she will enjoy advancing from the Brownie troop to the girl scout troop. Troop S09 The girls of the troop are busy making up a program to present to their mothers for Mother's day. A play is being made up bv the girls with every detail created by the girls alone. Some of the girls are work- Fun Club The members of the club met at the home of Mrs. Lu Bitterman to celebrate the club going into its ninth-year of meeting and enjoying themselves once a month. The hostess for the evening was Mrs. Bitterman who served a delicious midnight dinner. A happy birthday to this group and many more years of fun together. Library News Library week is April 12-18 so now is the time for you folks to get out and register for a library card. For the children it is 25 cents and for adults it is ,r»0 cents for a year. Miss Zundel, the librarian, is at the library on the second floor of the Fire - Community - Build^ ing on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. Recently the library was given some very nice and interesting books for both children and adults by a McHenry doctor and also the Lake Villa library donated four new books for which everyone connected with the library is happy to receive Everyone will benefit by these lovely books so why not pay a visit to the library and see what a great assortment of books we have. A heater for the library room was donated by the L.'I.A. club the past month and Miss Zundel says it really took the chill out in a hurry. Mr. Biehl has finished the painting of the shelves which is a job well done. A meeting, of the Library board will be held as soon as news from the state librarian is received telling when she will pay us a visit..- Candidates for Election The names of the candidates for village trustees are the following: on the Independent ticket for 4 year trustees. John Bonder, Lorraine (Larry) Booster and George Vollmer. Two year trustees. James Krein Jr. and Kenneth Nemes. On the Progressive Party ticket for the 4 year term trustees, James Scanlan, Edward Jinks and Marty Wrublewski. Two year trustees: Roy Morrison and Na- 1han Lubke. On the Peoples Choice ticket: Mrs. Marge Ehrhardt. Election will be Tuesday, April 21, 1959. Attention The last day to vote by absentee ballot will be Saturday, April 18. T^e village clerk will be in the village office until 3 p.m. on the above day. So don't forget to get your absentee ballot in before or on April 18. L.I.A. The members met at the home of the Ted Beahlers on Wednesday evening. A long meeting was held due to the famous 111! 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Chances of this neglect increase during spring months when added household and other activities claim more attention from parents. What you don't like or can't afford is precisely what the menu offers. COMPLETE Formal Rental Service Tony Martin" Tuxedos WHITE'S MEN'S SHOP 208 S. Green St. McHenry PHONE 19 REGULAR ELECTION FOR VILLAGE OFFICIALS VILLAGE OF ISLAND LAKE Lake and McHenry Counties, Illinois Tuesday, April 21, 1959 PRECINCT NO. 1 POLLING PLACE: Island Lake Auto Service Route 176 and Woodlavvn Drive Village of Island Lake Lake County, Illinois PRECINCT NO. 2 POLLING PLACE: Village Hall Route 176--2 blocks west of Gate 3 Village of Island Lake McHenry County, Illinois HELEN M.DeWIRE Village Clerk o • • • • • FOR VILLAGE TRUSTEE 2 Year Term (Vote for Two) ALFRED H. GRAFER 308 Circle Drive, Island Lake GEORGE C. SMITH 307 Eastway Drive, Island Lake FOR VILLAGE TRUSTEE 4 Year Term (Vote for Three) THOMAS CALLAGHAN 1307 Pine Terrace, Island Lake WILLIAM K. T. GLEIM 532 South Shore Drive, Island Lake LUDY J. PULEO 1011 Midway Drive, Island Lake O INDEPENDENT • • • • • FOR VILLAGE TRUSTEE 2 Year Term (Vote for Two) JAMES H. SNODGRASS 705 Eastway Drive, Island Lake WILLIAM J. BEDARD, SR. 702 Eastway Drive, Island Lake FOR VILLAGE; TRUSTEE 4 Year Term ' (Vote for Three) ^ . HOWARD BRUBACH 1230 Midway Drive, Island Lake CARL E. 401 Hickory Terrace, Island Lake N 0