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* £ • ; . Page Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 14# Johnsburg FORTY CHILDREN RECEIVE FIRST HOLY COMMUNION by juetty Hettermann rosary. Benediction closed the evening's services. Forty young boys and girls marched down the aisle of St. John's church last Sunday to receive their first Holy Communion. The class was led into church by six little servers and six flower girls. The church was beautifully bedecked with flowers for this very religious occasion. Making up the communion class were: Catherine Blythe, John Brennan. William Burke Maureen Crist, Linda Casey, Dever Casey, Neil Davis, Eugene Deidrich, Doris Deidrich, Theodore Deidrich, John Emmerich, William Emmerich, Mary Catherine Frederick, Jo Ann Freund, Kevin j Freund. Michael Harrington, W i l l i a m H a u s h e e r , W a r r e n Heir, Jean Hettermann. Jay -Hettermann, Carol Jean Hiller, Candace Kobus, Dorothy Kupstis, Mary Ellen Mclnerney. Patricia Meyers, Victoria Montalbano, Gordon Murray. Ralph No\va:k, Patrick O'Connor. Judith Schaefer, Diane Schlueter, L a u r e n c e S c h m i t t . P a u l i n e Schneider, David Sherman, Ardith Szyplebaum. Mary Beth Thelen, Lorraine Thompson, Chester Ullrich. Julie Whiting and Paul Farwall. Assisting F a t h e r Blitsch throughout the beautiful Mass were: Neil Freund, Lloyd Smith. Ronald Deidrich. Fred Kupstis, John Hiller and Richard Schaefer. Little servers and flower girls participating in the ceremony were: Charles Toqyan, Dale Freund. Warren Smith. Thomas Wakitsch, John -Dehn and Loren Pitzen. At 7:30 in the evening the First Communion class and this year's graduating class marched into the church and formed the living rosary. The May crowning took place fol- \ lowing the recitation of the Closing: of Bowling Season With the warm weather starting now everyone starts thinking about getting outdoors. With this thought in mind most of "the bowling leagues that started last fall are now coming to a close. The Friday night men's 7:15 league came to a close last week with the following men bowling some pretty good scores in the doubles, first, Paul Pitzen 548 and Tom Oeffling, 500; second, Ted Schaefer 522 and Joe Huemann 508; third, Pat Hiller 523 and Pete Freund 486; fourth. Butch Nowak 579 and Marv Bauer'424; fifth, Mike Schaefer 613 and John Thelen 370 and sixth. Lee Hiller 504 and Frank Schaefer 468. These scores are actual pins. The Iturrv Uppers ended their season with Eva Schaefer and Lois Anderson coming out in first place in the doubles with an 1109. combined score, second was Vivian Smith and Helen Keippel with a 1053 series; third, Lou La Bay and Rosemary Thelen 1000; fourth. Alyce Wilcox and Rosemary Young 972; fifth, Bonnie Meyers and Alice Ross 967 and a two way tie for sixth. Madeline Johnston and Bunny Thelen and Laura Schmitt and Mary Murphy 961. The above scores inc'udf handicap. The girls will be heading for Dundee this Thursday evening to enjoy their annual banquet. Art Fair Entries Entries for the forthcoming art fair will be accepted up to May 18. If you would like to enter but would like more information. please contact Mrs. Richard Wilhelm at 128-M. The fair will take place at the junior high school in McHenry on June 19, 20 and 21. Ladies Night Banquet The annual banquet held in the community club hall each May was well represented S FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOINIMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 • Just East of Route 12 - Volo, 111. Phone McHenry 667-W-l with m RED JA(SliT QmM-M W , WATER SYSTEM • CAPACITIES 7® 1170 ©At, PGR HOUR • PUMPING 0GPTO3 TO 120 PEST • EASILY AND ECONOMICALLY CONVERTIBLE FROM SHALLOW TO DEEP WELL SERVICR Dollar-for-dollar, her* it your best pump buy. Heavy, durable construction throughout. Quiet, lubrication -- free operation only one moving part. A product of a worldrenowned pump manufacturer with over 75 years' experi- ?.nc*..'n building water service products. The Centri-Jet HB Water System will more than satisfy you in every Come in end see for yourself. JifS AND ' Submersible Pumps LAY SEE THEM WORK OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK EASY TERMS McHenry inty Wei I Pump WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We BepmSr and Service ALL MAKES of. PUMPS! Located in the Village of McCullom Lake miles from McHenry pn the McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. PHONE 718 again this year as in the past. Some 175 persons including Father Blitsch, club membefrs and their "best gals" enjoyed a most delicious family style roast beef dinner. Once again the cooks and waitresses are voted a special thanks for making this annual event always so jierfect. Mrs. Catherine Guzzardo was present on this particular evening to play her organ which she does so beautifully. She played selections throughout the dinner hour and really "bounced" them out later in the evening. Discussions on this year's, carnival and other important matters were discussed at the short business meeting which followed the dinner. A social evening followed the adjournment of the meeting. Around the Town ' Mrs. Margaret Morick and daughters, Cindy and Genine and Mrs. Mary. Smeltzer, Nancy and Tommy, all of Rockford were guests recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith.. On May 3, Ann Doran of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Inar Fossum and Edna Gietchell were their guests. On Thursday of last week, the eighth graders accompanied by several women chapt> rones traveled by bus to Chicago to visit the Museum of Science and Industry. Mr. and Mrs.. Ray T. Smith returned last weekend after spending a delightful time visiting the East Coast. Mrs. Calvin Cann'and children of Bourbonnais, 111., kept the Smith children, Gerry, Jack and Jean company until their parents return. Don't forget the P.T.A. meeting on May 18 for all St. John's members. Last Sunday Jean Hettermann was feted with a party honoring her First Communion Day. Present in the Hettermann home for dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. Herb Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansen and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elshoff and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson and family and Joe Simon all of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wayman and family of Arlington Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wagner and family of Janesville, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Don Dowe and Mrs. Helen Hettermann. Chicago visitors at the Jim Hettermann home for celebration of Jby's First Communion Day were: Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn, Mrs. Bert Davis . and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Besskow. The Richard Dehn family were also present on this day. Girl Scouts and Brownie News Troop 135 met again last week in the basement of the Village of McCullom Lake, Illinois TREASURER'S REPORT For The Year Ended March 31, 1959 GENERAL CORPORATE FUND Cash on Hand, April 1, 1958 • • •' ft: RECEIPTS: Building Permits Dog Tags Police Fines County Treasurer--Tax Distribution Tax Warrants Sold • $ 2,793.32 255.00 144.00 578.00 3,883.98 3,326.00 Total Receipts 8,186.98 EXPENDITURES Audit 250.00 CAPITAL: Police 1,300.00 Clerk • 98.09 COMPENSATIONS: Police Magistrate 1.00 President • • • , • 1.00 Treasurer 1.00 Trustees 6.00 Clerk 120.00 Attorney 150.00 Dog Registration 72.00 Interest on Warrants 98.92 Insurance 70.00 Expenses -- Policemen . • * 892.00 POLICE: Insurance 303.47 Gas and Oil 350.64 Repair of Vehicle 79.53 Supplies 185.24 Telephone 69.20 Police Magistrate 4.00 Professional Fees 40.00 Publication of Notices .. • 107.20 Purchase of Dog Tags 13.00 Rent of Beach House 91.00 Stationery and Office 88.13 STREETS: Repairs 2,051.82 Road Oil 735.00 Snow Removal 103.00 Lighting * 55.86 Signs 97.72 Telephone 18.14 Tax Warrants Paid 2,800.00 Total Expenditures 10,252.% Cash on Hand, March 31, 1959 $ 727.34 STREET AND ALLEY FUND: Cash on Hand, March 31, 1958 $(1,277.01) Receipts}. County Collector -- Tax Distribution 1,121.68 Ben Thelen home. The girls discussed projects for the fair and made invitations for the Mother-Daughter tea coming up on May 21. Troop 408 discussed their field trip at their recent meeting. Games and cookies were enjoyed by the girls for the rest of the warm afternoon. Troop 295 took a long hike last Wednesday climaxed by an ice cream treat as a reward for their good job on the cookie sale. Troop 378 practiced their skit for the Mother-Daughter tea and played various games outside. The troop was treated to cookies and orange juice by Jean and Joy Hettermann. A note of importance to Mothers of either Girl Scouts, or Brownies. The Mother- Daughter tea will take place on May 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the community club hall. Please be punctual. Linda Mangold a n d Karen Huemann of troop 408 and Pam Marshall and Karen Haubold of troop 135 were flag bearers and color guards at the dedication of the new post office last Monday. Visits Sons Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc- Mahon and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huemann were in Milwaukee last Sunday to visit their sons Tom and Jim, at Marquette university. If you had any company for cither First Communion or Mother's Day how about giving me a call and I will be glad to write it up for next week's colurtin. Please don't be bashful! LEGAL NOTICE In the matter of the application of JAMES BECKER and DOROTHY BECKER for zoning variation: NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance a public hearing will be held by the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals relative to a variation of the side yard requirements to allow the petitioners to add an addition to the front or east side of the existing structure approximately 12 feet by 24.2 feet which will, add a living room and two bedroohis on the following described property in accordance with the prayer of the petitioners filed with said Board: Of Lot 2 in "SCHAEFER'S NORTH SHORE SUBDIVISION", being part of the Northwest fractional quarter Of the fractional Northeast quarter and part of the Northeast quarter of the fractional Northwest quarter of the fractional Section 8, Township 45 N6rth, Range 9 East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying West of Pistakee Lake, according to the * plat thereof recorded October 30, 1926 in book 5 of Plats in McHenry County, Illinois. Said property is located on Woodrow Ave. in the Township of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, on the shore of Pistakee Lake. Said hearing shall be heard at McHenry City Hall Building in the City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, at the hour of 3:00 P.M. on the 2nd day of June, 1959. All persons interested may attend. McHENRY COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By: JOHN LOOZE Its Chairman Petitioners' Attorney: R. A. Steuben 532 Main Street McHenry, Illinois (Pub. May 14, 1959) After rough winter driving, every car needs a spring tuneup and mechanical check. The Institute for Safer living lists six mechanical parts which every motorist should be sure to have in top working order at all times. These are: Tires and wheels, brakes, steering gear, lights, horn and windshield wipers. EDGEBROOK MEN^aM (May 18-22) Mohday: Barbecues, ' slaw, peached and j)ears and yellow cake. Tuesday: Hanrj and scalloped potatoes, peas, celery sticks, fruit jello and peanut bufter cookies.'1' Wednesday: Meat balls and rice, tomatoes,, celery sticks, pears and chocolate pudding. Thursday: Spaghetti, wax beans, carrot sticks and pineapple and applecrisp. Friday: Fish sticks, potatoes-, asparagus, peaches and peanut- oat meal cookies. Longer and more freqi^nt trips require careful attention to your average driving speeds. To avoid tension and tiring, the Institute for Safer Living recommends that you alloW three hours of driving time for every one hundred miles traveled; This includes time for a "coffee break" or other short stops. -- DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S, Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 FOR BETTER LIVING Whatever your needs may be, be sure to see ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY for^ your supplies. We have a complete line of Indoor and outdoor quality paint plus anything that you may need in the line of building materials. If you should have any problems, stop in and see us or phone 1424* We will be glad to be of service to you. COUPLET! RANGE OF MODERN COLORS ENDURANCE House Alkyd fortifleifecaiitr Ming, longec oopr, SiSgSidr gloss. Nti'MEdq. a Vicious circle .. • Total Expenditures: Street Repairs (155.33) 750.00 Cash on Hand, March 31, 1959 $(905.33) VEHICLE TAX FUND: Cash on Hand, March 31, 1958 $ 519.27 Receipts: Vehicle Tags 501.50 Total Expenditures: Purchase Vehicle Tags Street Repairs Total Expenditures Cash on Hand. March 31, 1959 MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND: Cash on Hand, March 31, 1958 Receipts: State of Illinois 1,020.77 45.00 ' 500.00 545.00 • $ 475.77 1,756.37 Total 1,756.37 Expenditures: Project Sec. 1 T-CS 1,648.24 Cash in Bank, March 31, 1959 $ 108.13 ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND: CaSh on Hand, March 31, 1958 (544.18) Receipts: County Collector's Tax Distribution 458.07 Total (86.11) Expenditures: None -- Cash on Hand, March 31, 1959 (86.11) Total Cash on Hand, March 31, 1959 $ 319.80 I, Earl Nelson, Village Treasurer, Village I of McCullom Lake, Illinois, do solemnly! swear the foregoing statement is true to! the best of my knowledge and belief.' EARL NELSON Village Treasurer | (NOTARY SEAL) Subscribed and Sworn to me before me this 5th day of May, 1959 EMMA B. PYRITZ' Notary Public (My Commission Expires May 2, 1961) (Publish May 14, 1959). 3 < tl > IICHMON* »oa un AIU .. and so unnecessary wi VOHMI IAII MIA storm windows Hon'* finest •« NIN in cost C*«vonte<illy ItfU VAllIV •iVlii Mrfl-toW. 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