The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

v.. 'S0 ^ursday, August 6, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pag* Fifteen loin Lain lulIom-Knoll •Ids Election Eve Levesque The Cullom-Knoll association will hold its annual elecfpti tonight (Thursday) at 8 «m. in the beachhouse. This is Hie organization which is responsible for the maintenance and improvement of the beach, and, as such, should be of vital importance to every adult resident of the community. At Uiis time, a complete report on the recent summer festival will also be given. Here's hoping every member of the club, (ft those who wish to join, will be present. Village Shocked by Sudden ^Passing of Karl Knauer Karl Knauer. a resident of the village f<br eleven years, succumbed to a heart attack ' on Friday morning. According to the report, from the time he was first stricken until his death; was less than one hour! Details appear elsewhere in the Plaindealer. Our deepest sympathy to his loving wife Berenice during her bereavement. The last meeting of the president and trustees was held Monday, July 27 in the beachhouse. At this time, road commissioner Don Parenti reported that weed cutting along the nlpit of way in the village would be done. The project was taken care of on Thursday, Another much needed road project was begun on Friday. This is the gravelling and Oiling where repairs were needed. The usual committee remen. ( The next meeting will be held Monday, Aug. 10 at 8 p.m. jflfc the beachhouse. All adult tridents" of the community arc Cordially invited to attend. tion by a score of 20-11! They are "giving their all" in an attempt to bring home that trophy. Their next encounter will be Tuesday, Aug. 11 against Holliday Inn and this is a late game, played at the V.F.W., of course. Should be exciting. Heartiest Welcome To Mr. and Mrs. Baltse who purchased the Keller residence on Park View West and are now permanent members of the community. They formerly resided in McHenry. With all the nice neighbors they have surrounding them, they won't be lonesome. Little League Schedule Tonieht, Thursday, our Tigers will play the Greenwood Giants at the beach. Monday, Aug. 10 the Cubs will take on the Wonder Lake Red Sox, also at the beach. Tuesday, Aug. 11 the Tigers will tangle with the Yankees at Wonder Lake. Our Cubs and White Sox will play at Wonder Lake on Wednesday, Aug. 12. Interested spectators cheering them on do much to help the boys win games. You are missing a good thing if you don't attend! Heaps of Fun Terry Fluger with the help of his mom, Elsie, entertained several of little chums on Thursday, July 23 in honor of his seventh birthday. It was a barbecue lunch which was consumed with gusto by Bobby and Gary Brand, Billy Smith, David and Diane Miller, Steve .Tusky, Terry Doran, Will Elbert. Bruce Thacker, Billy Buchert, and sister Carol and baby brother Stevie. A fancy birthday cake specially baked by momma added to their joy. Cf Natal Days and Matrimonial Milestones Belated greetings to Otto Pyritz who observed his birthday, July 25. It was 17 years in "double harness" for Marie and Greg Burg, on Saturday, Aug. 1. Genial gent. Bob Smith started on his second half century on Monday, Aug. 3. Myrtle Burg is in line for birthday congrats today, Thursday, Aug. 6, while "daddy" Bud Cable will be serenaded by his family tomorrow, Friday, Aug. 7. Sally and Tony Hocin will be observing their 22 wedding anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 9. It's a three way birthday Aug. 10 with Charles (Peanuts) Tomasello, Bonnie Burg, and son J. R. Levesque. Ken Frost will be 12 on Aug. 12. Not much doing this week, but keep those calls coming to 2171 and we'll print the facts. See you next week. Walworth County Fair In Progress Amphitheatre reserved seats for the 109th Walworth county fair at Elkhorn Sept., 4. 5, 6and 7 will go on sale by mail order only, Monday, Aug. 17. The fair closes on Labor Day. Reserved seats are sold for the $16,400 harness racing program on Saturday, Sunday and Monday afternoons as well as for the night show. Friday is children's day, with a free grandstand afternoon and evening. The big iforse show, with new features added, will be presented afternoon and evening. Trouble Is only opportunity dressed in work clothes. READY-MIX McHe/in A YES, We Have SATURDAY Delivery! Credit Should be Given To Mr. Leon Hanna for his part and assistance during the recent summer festival. Mr. Hanna served on the general committee and should .have been recognized. Sincere thanks and appreciation also, to memta£> s of his family who gave their time and talents which contributed to the success of the affair. OUT OF acting VDUOWN WAKE YOU'RE HAVING A N16HTM mi i IT^ NO DREAM THAT McHBMf READY-MIX IS THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO DO BUSINESS WITH- THEY BELIEVE YOU ARE THE ONE TO BE jSAT«HEO'. Still Going: Strong -- Is the McCullom Lake softball team. On Monday, July 27, the fellows played a game with Hans' Tavern which had been rained out on the previous Thursday. With apparent ease, <£' boys trounced the opposi- M- ^ Q * - REAOY Mtx CO TkotcA MCH£NRY 920 • /=&& r/?££ S&QY/Ce Tl&'U* <5 RAYS LAKE • 7KCPR<?200 MCHENRY Purina Cin@ws at C@ne@ntrates ®r< LA§@IA!00TY liSIGIID * ... FARM TESTIS to help you feed more profitably Whether your feeding needs call for complete Purina Chows or Purina Concentrates to make your grain pay, Purina Research helps you make more profit. In the development of modern rations, ® the scientist in his laboratory has be- * come nearly indispensable. And, even after the most precise scientific development, there is no substitute for testing ... on real animals under actual farm conditions. Purina provides modern laboratories and the latest scientific equipment for f the highly-trained nutritionists who design efficient Purina Chows and Concentrates. Then Purina tests both Chows and Check-R-Mix rations made from Purina Concentrates, feeding typicd birds and animals on Purina's farm ... to make sure they'll get results on your farm. Come in and let us help you solve your feeding problems the Purina Way. We can provide Purina Chows specifically designed for the birds of animals you have to feed... or help you build efficient, research- backed Check-R-Mix rations from Purina Concentrates and your grain. BRING IN Y@UR GQAuM ^ Our Purina-approved Clk£!eEi°R-Mix equipment is designed to Eaaaifio y©nr grimding^and mixing needs ppe®d!llly and well. Ask us about the many grassi handling service* we can pcrfema. •McHenry County Farmers Co-op. PHONE 729 528 W. Wanlcegsn Rd. McHenry, III. .W.V.V.V.'.%VA Swittyrtfc Kill tji AUGUST MEETING OF ASSOCIATION VERY IMPORTANT by Lois Anderson Meeting night is here again, at 8 p.m. at the Johnsburg school. This may well be the most important of your association. Our president, Tom Hanahan, vice president, John Mischke, and trustees, George Kropf and Kelly Noah, deemed it important enough to consult a lawyer on some "legal matters pertaining to our problems. They will give a full report on what they learned from this consultation. Take heed of this notice, you and only you as a property owner in Sunnyside Estates will determine the future of this association. Hence, this August meeting is a must on your summer agenda. Area Reps By now your area representative has given you the statement of your status with the association. These statements were compiled by treasurer, Joan Walczynski and Dolores Hanahan. It was quite a job and to the best of their ability they are exact but of course tHere may have been some errors. You need only to call Joan to rectify them. Also, remember your area rep is your first hand voice in the association. The one to answer your questions as best she can, so don't hesitate to call on her. Tickets If you are planning to gel in on the fun at the Johnsburg rescue squad dance in .-September you're on the right track. This affair is always a big thing for people far and near. They have asked Herb Anderson to sell the tickets here in Sunnyside Estates again this year so he will be calling on you to see how manv vou was®t. Why not have company that weekend and bring them along for an evening of fun. Carnival Don't forget the carnival this weekend sponsored by St. John's church at the Memorial h;il! grounds in Johnsburg. If you intend to take the family to the fish fry or Sunday dinner we are sure you will enjoy the food prepared by the good cooks of the parish. Hetty ].akowske, who has the task of collecting your donations every year .for this event, report's that she was very well received, which makes it a pleasant task. of Chicago for funeral services and interment. Condolences Our sincere sympathy is extended to the Schweiger and Banker families on the death i of their mother and grandmother. Great Ma. as she was affectionately called, passed away on Monday. July 27 after just a week's illness. She was waked in McHenry and then returned to the far south side Vacationers Three of the Voigjits were lucky kids last week as their grandparents entertained them in Chicago. Patty. Donnie and Paul spent their time going to shows, shopping in big stores, and seeing the Lincoln Park Zoo. This was their first vacation back in the city since moving here three years ago so they have really had a lot to do. And, of course, being real grandparents. Ted's folks enjoyed themselves immensely. Visiting their "country cousins" for-a few days last week, were Tommy and Jean Oelrich of Chicago. Mary and Mike Anderson treated them to some of the fun of living in Ihe country. There was never a dull moment with six kids around. Calls The phone around here iMi't constantly jangling with calls of news but we do get some from readers, a- bouquet to ihe-se people. These calls are appreciated but the calls that mean just as much are the ones from the same people to say BUCH£#tiPLUMB w® thanks for the article that was written. There aren't many things that mean more to us than the fact that our efforts are appreciated. Birthdays and Anniversaries Saturday, August 8, Chet and June Banker celebrate ani other mutual birthday, how ! nice for a husband and wife. ! August 9. Lauri Ann Radtke, | who will be 3 and Ted Bierch- I en, who isn't telling, will celei brate theirs. Christine Roy | comes up to her "golden" birthj day, that is she will be 10 years : old on the tenth <of August. Another twosome on the eleventh is Cecil Kanter and Bill Davis i who will be 10. Still counting ! a few more is Dottie Hoyle ! who has her birthday on August 12. Happy birthday all. Congra t u 1 a t i o n s also to George and Millie Kropf who celebrate another anniversary on August 10. FAIR PROGRAM Illinois State Fair patrons will get two Waring performances this year at the Friday night, Aug. 14. Illinois State Fair grandstand show instead of the one they bargained for. One performance will be by the fabulous Fred Waring himself and the other will be by Fred's talented and pretty daughter, Dixie. Dixie will join her father and the Pennsylvanians as a singer and dancer in their all new panorama of music "Hi-Fi- Holiday." r DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street. McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TBASMING -- 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 THAT much on the deal? AIk-CONDITIONINGWILL DEFEAT THAT MOST UNWELCOME ummee HEAT Yesterdays' medicines relieved pains while nature slowly cured. Today, wonder drugs cure in hours, not weeks, keeping patients out of hospitals and putting them back on their feet. That's why TODAY'S PRESCRIPTION IS THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN HISTORY WITH WITHWT * unu LUXURY LIKE THIS.. Chevy's (he only ear of the leading low-priced three that gives you th* convenience of crankoperated vent windowv. No awkward latchei to fumble with ... your knuckles and fingernail• will appreciate iL I LET ALONE THESE BIG CHEVY VIRTUES! greater roominess Automobile Manufacturers Aasociation records carry the fact* on this. In a Chevy ••dan, for example, you've got more front seat head room than all but one of the high-priesd care! And Chevy'g front cast hip room spreads up to 5J3 inches wider than comparable cars. full coil ride You're the expert on ride, so you'll want to try Chevy's easygoing smoothness for yourself. MOTOR TREND magazine can give you a hint of what you're in for: ". . . the smoothest, most quiet, softest riding car in its price class." And Full Coil springs, of course, never squeak, never need grease. bigger savings Here's*solid propf that Chevrolet squeezes more miles out of a gallon: In the famous Mobilgas Economy Run, two Chevrolet sixes with Powerglide took the first two places in their class, averaging 22.38 miles per gallon. And that, friends, won top honors for Chevy from every full-sized car! bigger brakes Bigger, yes, and built with bonfefi linings for as much as 66^> longer life. And how's this for proof that Chevy's a real stopper: in a NASCAR '-conducted test of repeated stops from highway speeds, Chevrolet outstopped both of the "other two" time after time. 'National Association for Stock Car Advancement and Research fresh styling POPULAR SCIENCE magazine gave Chevy's styling a thoughtful look, then said it this way: "In its price class, Chevy establishes a new high in daring styling . . ." You'll find your own happy way of saying that Chevy's the only unmistakably modern car in its class. award-winning engines The NASCAR Outstanding. Achievement award goes to Chevrolet! Chevy wins for "the creation and continuing development of America's most efficient V-type engines ... for the establishment of new levels of V8 compactness combined with outstanding smoothness." And you can choose among eight V8's and the Six that won the Mobilgas Economy Run for its class. higher trade-in N.A.D.A.* Guide Books prove that your Chevrolet will keep its value. Chevy used car prices last year, for example, averaged up to $128 higher than comparable models of the other two calf in Chevrolet's field. *National Automobile Dtakn Aasociation. (NO WOND MORE PEOPLE AREB CHEVHOLETS III 1951 THAN ANY OTHER CAR!) See how much more Chevy has to offer--visit your local authorized Chevrolet dealer! CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 204 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL. McHENRY 81?