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NJ Page Eight i THE McHENHY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, July 30. 195} MusiiT & Meanderin' (Continued From Page 1) view, will be interested to learn that the latter recently celebrated her twenty-fifth anniversary of service with the telephone company offices in Wilmette. At the anniversary party NEW FEATURES OF COUNTY FAIR TO DRAW CROWDS (Continued From Page 1) exhibit on dispflfcy in the Highway building. Those who attend will be able to see clothing made by 4-H members during the past year, for on Friday everyone were four generations of her attending has a "Date with a family, including Mrs. Jones, j Dream» t(> watch all blue rib- Mrs. Bart let t, Mrs. Jones'|bon girls model their garmdaughter and her grandchild, i enfS , Mrs. Bartlett is a niece of j Ajter severai years' absence, Mrs. Nettie Weber of McHenry the rodeo returns to the counand is well known here. | ty fair including fourteen acts \ ! in roping, bull dozing, bronc Work at the Plaindealer of- j riding and wild steer riding, fice has beejnj^ade easier this , aj| on a competetive basis, week, just by the fact that we ; An innovation of 1959 will have had a beautiful bouquet : ^ 5ox seats which have been of glads to look at. the gift ; installed at the grandstand, of Mrs. Burton French. | There are thirty-six boxes in ~ : two rows at the rail next to Friends were happy to learn | the track, with six seats in that among 4-H blue ribbon ' each box. winners in clothing competi- I The grandstand has come in lion at camp recently were for share of improvement, Kitly O Brien. of McHenry, 'featuring a new roof so that Karen Anderson of Eastwood 1 a]1 seats will be shaded from Manor and Carol Ann Neimiec : the hot sun. Most of the crowd of Sunnyside. I will be protected, too, from " I any rain. McHenry's entry in.the Jun*! A1j in an the Junior Fair i°r Fair contest to select Miss; promises to be a finer event McHenry County will be Carol | than ever offered before. Those Frisby, the pretty, brunette |Who have worked so hard to beauty who reigned over Fiesta! make it so hope everyone will Day and the V.F.W. carnival I visit the fair grounds at least in July. Wonder Lake, we un-j0nce before it becomes only a derstand. will be represented memory next Sunday night, by attractive Karen Knapp, who last weekend was selected Miss Wonder Lake of 1959. Local folks will be backing these two lovely young ladies as they enter county competition. TWO BREAK-INS ARE INVESTIGATED IN McHENRY AREA Two break-ins were investigated this past week by the sheriff's office. At the Nick Justen service station on Rt. 120, near Eastwood Manor, the lock on the front door was torn off and entrance gained to the office. Seventeen tires valued at about $400 were taken. Paul Smith of Johnsburg, who works for a tree surgery company, reported that his truck, parked near a service station in that community, was broken injo' and power saws, a generator and other equipment stolen. Death Claims Zena Bacon, 82 (Continual From Page 1) MISS McHENRY COUNTY TO BE CHOSEN TONIGHT (Continued From Page 1) Halach of Fox River Grove, Connie Pepper of Harvard, Gail Goodson of Woodstock and Susanne Budde of Crystal Lake. The judges will have their KAREN KNAPP SELECTED QUEEN OF WONDER LAKE Police chiefjs have an eye for beauty, and their choice of • initial opportunity to meet the Karen Knapp as queen of candidates at a buffet dinner Wonder Lake last weekend ] jn their honor Thursday evetestified to their talent as 1 judges. In a field of thirteen attractive young ladies. Karen wgs chosen queen and will compete tonight at the McHenry County Fair for the title of Miss McHenry County. Miss Knapp is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knapp of Chicago, and lives with her aunt and uncle, the Andrew ning. The young ladies will make their first appearance before the grandstand in formals, with competition scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Later, they will be judged in bathing suits, after which the final decision on queen will be made. Miss Nancy Berlin of Woodstock, 1958 queen, will place the crown on the winner's ycung woman in McHenry county, and in addition will be given a prize from the Fair association and a free charm school course. Knackstedts, of Indian Ridge She is granddaughter of the i * late William Wright, one of ! ' the men who brought about e queen will receive a the organization of the fire ! bating trophy, symprotection district at the Lake. ;bolic of her selection as fairest The 16-year-old young lady received the title ribbon from Miss Bebe Liedtke. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Liedtke of Deep Spring Woods, the 1958 winner. The judges were Chiefs of Police Joseph Grobel of McHenry, John Krause of Lakemoor and Tiny Hansman of Woodstock. In addition to the honor, the queen and her runner-ups received checks for $75, $50 and $25 respectively. The beauty contest, previously sponsored by Indian Ridge Improvement association. was transferred to the firemen when the subdivision decided not to have a picnic this year. of Waukegan, Lois Rapp of A r l i n g t o n H e i g h t s , H a z e l Lange of Wonder Lake, Fern Mitchell of Waukegan, Le'lah Howard at home, Ruth Damm of Kenosha, ""Wis., Doris Robinson of Burney, Calif., Lester of McHenry, Inez of Galesburg and Guy of McCall, Idaho; also twenty-five grandchildren and thirty-one greatgrandchildren. Her husband, William died in 1937 and she was preceded in death by two children, Mary, who died at birth, and Miles, who passed away in childhood. Mrs. Bacon was one of the few mothers in the area who had sons in both World Wars, two having served in each. The body rests at the Peter M. Justen funeral home until Thursday at 3:30 p.m. when last rites will be conducted from the Methodist church, followed by burial' in Woodland cemetery. Council In Capsule LIFE OF PROMINENT MUSICIAN ENDED , BY HEART ATTACK Legal (Continued From Page 1) STRESS PENALTY FOR DISPOSING OF LITTER IN RIVER With the coming of the dial system, the Illinois Bell Telephone Company can no longer furnish signal service to city police. The council is studying comparative costs, but it appears that a radio will be installed in the city hall, with an operator on duty to receive and relay calls. PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS Physical examinatiions for fifth grade pupils in all McHenry schools will be conducted at Landmark school from 8:30 to 11 a.m. on Aug. 26. Similar examinations for all freshmen boys and athletes in any sport will be held in the nurse's room of the high school during the same hours on Aug. 28. Karl F. Knauer, 52, of Mc- Cullom Lake who played with prominent dance bands in the country for many years, died of a heart attack while visiting friends in Wonder - Lake Friday morning, July 31. He complained of sudden pain and is reported to have "blacked out". The Wonder Lake rescue squad was summoned and he was revived for a time after being administered oxygen. His wife, Bernice,» was summoned from her place of employment in Johnsburg and was with her husband when he died. The deceased was born Sept. 25. 1906, in Saginaw, Mich. A veteran of World War II, Mr. Knauer was a member of the American Federation of Musicians, and was also affiliated with the Moose in Chicago, St. Cecelia's Lodge, A.F. & A.M., and was a member of the Medinah Temple Shriners. In addition to his wife, he is survived by one son, Karl, Jr.. of Columbus, Ohio; a brother, Rev. Hans F. Knauer, of Saginaw, a minister in the Lutheran church; and one sister, Frieda Craig, of Ft. Wayne, Ind. , The body was taken to the George Justen & Son funeral home, where it remained until Sunday morning, when it was removed to a chapel in Chicago. Services were held Monday afternoon, with interment in Ridgewood cemetery, Des- Plaines. Save More by Shopping at Home LEGAL NOTICE In the matter of the application of Althoff's Gas Service, Inc., a corporation, for a variation of the McHenry Zoning Ordinance. Notice is hereby given, in compliance with the Zoning Ordinance of McHenry, thpt a public hearing will be had be- 1 fore the Zoning Board of Appeals of the City of McHenry in connection with the appliation of Altho££s Gas Service, Inc.," for a variation of the zoning classification of the following described property: PARCEL NO. 1 -- Commencing at the Northeasterly corner of Sub-lot one (1) of Out-lot five (5) aforesaid, and also being thte Northwesterly corner of Sublot three (3) of said Outlot five (5)| thence North, seventy-five (75) degrees thirty-two (32) minutes West along the Northerly line of said Out-lot five (5), a distance of twenty and fifty-six hundredths (20.56) feet; thence Southerly parallel with the Westerly line of Sub-lots two (2) and three (3) of said Out-lot five (5), for a distance of forty (40) feet for a place of beginning; thence North seventy-eight (78) degrees, fifty-seven (57) minutes West, three hundred fortysix and sixteen hundredths (346.16) feet to an intersection with the Easterly line of State Highway No. 31; thence Southerly on a curved line to the left (radius of three thousand four hundred sixty-eight (3468) feet and being along the Easterly boundary of said State Highway a distance of one hundred twenty (120) f e e t t o a p o i n t ; t h e n c e (Continued From Page 1) ROGER SVOBODA RECEIVES DEGREE FROM VANDERCOOK the McHenry Plan commission, who explained the purpose of the group and spoke of methods in which the commission and the Clean Streams committee may work together for improved sanitation and beautification of the area. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Svoboda were present at the Vandercook College of Music graduation exercises in Chicago last Thursday, at which time their son, Roger, received his degree of bachelor of music education. The young man will continue teaching music in the Spaulding school, in Waukegan, where he is entering his third year as a faculty member. SHOP IN McHENRY EPS RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers PHONE 32 H CasB-O'/natic DRIVE* 600 PROOF DEMONSTRATION WILL CONVINCE YOU TO TIAIE Test-drive the new Case-o-matic 600! In just 1-hour, you'll realize : that there's a POWERFUL differ* ence. Make a demonstration date •and get your FREE raincoat! Ask dtof em SP£CIAL Irude AOowaate youll never §§f & better fcuj GEO. E?o FREUND 501 CRYSTAL LAKE ROAD McHENRY, ILL. 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It makes a distinctive calling card for your business, with plenty of space all around for advertising. But above all, a Volkswagen Panel Delivery carries more, yet costs less to buy, run, and maintain. This we can prove! And this is why Volkswagen trucks are die fastest growing sellers in the whole U.S. Come in and see "case-. history" facts. Prove it on the road yourself. Price: Only $U39.00 Backed up by famous VW Service. Genuine VW Spare Parts available immediately. El HH W ^^A °N ms,'I AV VI THE McHENRY CO. FAIR B0LGER S (Sh VOLKSWAGEN ^1^ ••• ^^1 M WINNER OF THC >SSI,CLME«IlA.B$PCQQ<7i A U A«0> iyp@HT MOTORS of McHENRY 103 8. GREEN ST. PHONE 40 South eighty-five (85) degrees. and thirty-seven (37) minutes East, three hundred fifty * (350) feet to a point; thence North parallel with the Westerly boundary line of Sub-lots two (2) and three (3) of said Out-lot five (5), eighty (80) feet to a place of beginning. PARCEL NO. 2 -- Commencing at the Northeastierly corner of Sub-lot one (1) of said Out-lot five (5) and also being the Northwesterly corner of Sub-lo' ttfree (3) of Out-lot five (5), thence North, seventyfive (75) degrees and thirty- two (32) minutes West along the Northerly line of said Out-lot five (5), twenty and fifty-six hundredths (20.56) feet to a point for a place of beginning; thence Southerly, parallel with the Westerly boundary of Sublot three (3) of Out-lot five • (5) aforesaid, a distance of forty (40) feet to a point; thence North, seventy-eight (78) degrees and fifty-seven (57) minutes West, three hundred forty-six and sixteen hundredths (346.16) feet to an intersection with the Basterly boundary of the State Highway 31; thence Northeasterly along the Easterly boundary of said State Highway, being on a curved line to the right (radius of three thousand four hundred sixtyeight (3468) feet) and being along ^ the Easterly boundary of said State Highway, a distance of sixty (60) feet to an intersection with the Northerly line of Sublot one (1) of Out-lot five (5) aforesaid; thence South, seventy-five (75) degrees and thirty-two (32) minutes East, three hundred fortyfour and six-tenths (344.6) feet to the place of beginning. PARCEL NO. 3 -- The Northerly 16.0 feet of the| following described property: Commencing at the Northeasterly corner of Sub-lot one (1) of Out-lot five (5) and also being the Northwesterly corner of Sub-lot three (3) of Out-| lot five (5); thence North, j seventy-five (75)<' degrees and thirty-two (32) minutes West along the Northerly line of said Out-lot five (5), a distance of twenty and fifty-six hundredths (20.56) feet; thence Southerly parallel with the Westerly boundary of Sub-lots two (2)' and three (3) of said Out-lot five (5) for a distance of one hundred twenty (120) feet to a point for a place of beginning; thence Southerly on a continuation of the last described line, fifty and eight hundredths (50.08) feet; thence North, eighty-five (85) degrees„jan<J Thirty-seven (37) minutes West, three hundred fifty-two and fifteen hundredths (352.15) feet more or less, to an intersection with the Easterly right of way line of the State Highway 31; thence Northerly on a curved line to the right (radius of three thousand four hundred Sixty- eight (3468) feet) and being along said right of * way line fifty (50) feef| thence South, eighty-five (85) degrees and Thirty-setf* en (37) minutes East, thre$ hundred fifty (350) feet, to the place of beginning. | This application is for th# purpose of allowing the usfr of the property, comm^ly known as 700 Front Streets McHenry, Illinois, for operation of a bulk fuel storage plant, and for the distribution of fuel oil. The hearing will be held at 3:00 P.M. Daylight . Saving Time on Friday, August 21, 1959, in the City Hall in the City of McHenry, Illinois, a£ which time and place any ner«t son desiring to be heard nfcy be present. McHENRY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By: Floyd E. Covalt, Chairman Edwin F. Zukowski as Attorney for Petitioner 101 North Main Street Telephone: Crystal Lake 2050 (Pub. Aug. 6, 1959) (S1SWING YOUNGSTERS need more room and more privacy. If your house simply won't make the stretch, we have several listed at reasonable prices that may be the answer. CALLUS! THE KENT CORP. 115 N. Riverside Dr. PHONE 2800 A husband is a man wfio knows that his wife's reasoning is largely sound. If you can't find a book worth" reading, try to write one worth writing. We know the answers to yesterday's problems but today's are baffling. 4" Dairy THAT "(PEACHES AND CREM COMPLEXION" COMES FROM USING PLENTY .OF FREUND'S DAW * CREAM ON YOUR. 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