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' f Page Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, January 28, 19Q) McCullom Lake INSTALL LIGHTS AT DANGEROUS R.R. CROSSING Eve Levesque Automatic flashing light signals have been ordered installed at the McCullom Lake j-oad crossing by the Illinois Commerce commission according to an tiem which appeared in the Sunday issue of the Chicago Tribune- Neighborhood News section. The item further stated that the Crossing had been declared "extra' hazardous" and the protection will be installed within one year. A fervent prayer" that no further accidents, will occur before the flashing^iknal lights have been installed. Two Villagers Lose Family Members * Max Nathanson. 93, the father of Sam < Nathanson of Hickory Drive, passed away on Monday, Jan. 18 about 1 a.m. He had been ill with pneumonia for about two weeks, and this was given as the cause of death. Serxices were held in a Chicago, chapel on Tuesday at 2, p.m. with interment at Waldheim cemetery. In addition to Sam, the survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Rose Moltz of Chicago, and sons. Jacob and Harry, also of Chicago and Abe of Los Angeles. Mr. Nathanson' came to this country in 1900 and was a pioneer in the manufacturing of ladies wash dresses. He established his industry in Chicago where he' lived all of his life. Condolences to Mrs. Nettie Liacus on the death of hei brother, Frank Patterson of Onarga, 111., which occurred or Sunday morning. Services were scheduled for yesterday. Wednesday, in Onarga. Mr. Patterson's wife preceded him in death. He is survived by his son, Charles, daughter. Barbara. and two sisters. Nettie of McCullom • Lake and Mi s. Vesta Palmer of Watseka, 111. Mr. Patterson^ had been a petty officer in the Navy for sixteen years. About ten years ago, he received a medical discharge. During this last period he was in and out of the hospital on many different occasions? A full military funeral was planned which Mrs. Liacus attended. --X - Visits Patient--Becomes One! Sorry to relate that Frank Parkhurst who planned to visit his mother-in-law. Mrs. Iva Moorehead, at McHenry hos- • pital, ended up as a patient himself on Sunday. Frank had been in pain on Sunday, and was gojng to consult with the doctor. He was still in oxygen as of Monday morning, but he di(J call his wife, Virginia, which relieved her mind. As you may not know, Ginny was recently discharged from- the hospital herself and must remain in a cast for almost five nionths! i.eems as though "it. never rains, but what it pours". Frank also informed his ever lovin' that her mother was being moved "by ambulance to the Villa rest home'in Pistakee Ray on Monday. Mrs. Moorehead is 75. Here's hoping for a speedy recovery for both Ginny and FranJ^v/ Ladies Will Meet Y'f The Ladies of the Lake will be gathering tonight at 8 pm. at. the home of• secretarytreasurer Mrs. Marie Howe of 512 Fountain Lane. There will be a short business meeting before the social. The current dues may be paid also. All the women of the. community are cordiallv invited to attend. Over the Three Hundred ^ Mark Onward and upward goes the fund for the Cullom-Knoll building project. The last pub^ lie party was held at Berenice and Whitey's on Saturday. Jan. 23 and as a result, the building fund has passed the $300 mark No let-up in enthusiasm on the p&rt of the committee, but they need YOUR support. The next social is planned for Saturday, Feb. 6 at McDonald's and EVERYONE is welcome. In fact, bring your friends. They might enjoy playing a sociable game or two! Surgical Patient Even with surgery on his j throat, Walt McGinley "never j stopped talking" according to J his ever lovin' Ruth! Walt j checked into Weiss Memorial | hospital in Chicago on Jan. 17 and went under the knife on the twentieth. His wife and daughter were delighted to hear that he could come home on Thursday. Seems as though he heals quick. Walt must report back to the hospital for a couple of che,ck-ups and is not scheduled to return to his daily labors until Feb. 18. This is the release date given by the doctor. Weiss Memorial is the same hospital in Urhich daughter. Jean Anne, took her ^training as an x-ray technician before her marriage. Welcome Home To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kuper who have established residence in the Chuck Brocken home on East Lane. Mrs. Kuper is the' former Elaine Vycital^Nelson and she and her husband had been living in Salem. Wis.1 Their first "social in their new home was a birthday party for daughter. Dawn, who was two op Jan. 14. The little kiddies who helped her celebrate the occasion were Wendy, Cindy, and Billy, Cunningham and aunties "Suzy" and D. G. Vycital. Grown-ups includ-. ed Grandma Henrietta, Dorothy Cunningham (and Mrs. Meta Schroeder. JC, Off to Foreign Port John Vycital \yho rejoined the Navy on Jan. 7, reported to, Washington, D. C. for reassignment. He shipped out to French Morocco where he will have shore duty. No other details available at this tin}e. Hospital Patient Another patient at McHenry hospital last week was Ray Osterby of Orchard Drive. Correction, Please Gals have enough age woi ries without having years add ed. This happened to Miss Elsie Pehnke who was 18 on Jan. 27 and not 19! Winter Birthday Folks GEORGE H. SCHUERMANN SALE SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1960 -- 11:30 A.M. 3'i miles East of Woodstock, Illinois, on McConnell Road MACHINERY IHC Super M tractor, front end loader-and blade; New Hydraulic 11 foot disc, greaseless bearing (used 1 season); AC WD 45 tractor used 3 years; AC 4 row mounted corn planter: AC 4 row corn cultivator; AC field chopper with corn head and hay attachments; AC blower and 50 feet pipe; AC 3 bot. 14 inch mounted plow; IHC No. 62 Combine with motor; IHC 3 bot. 14 inch plow on rubber; IHC 2 row corn picker; IHC 10-foot grain drill on rubber; IHC 7 foot mounted mower; David Bradley 4 bar side rake on rubber; David Bradley tractor manure spreader; 3 section spring tooth harrow; 10 foot v£asy Flo lime spreader; 4 section 27 foot drag (used 1 season); 42 foot elevator and 3 HP electric motor; Power speed jack for elevator; Wagon unloader and motor; Wagon jack; Ctorn sheller PTO: 1 chopper box and gear; 1 chopping wagon with geap*(3 years old); 1 feed wagon and gear;. 2 wheel trailer; Gehl portable grinder; Burr mill; Arc welder Forney 180 amp.; Cement mixer; Canad^ thistle header; Walking plow; Grindstone; Wheelbarrow; 100 feet rope; Rubber tired wheelbarrow; 6 steel window frames; Rotary hog feeder; 1 wooden hog feede!-; 4 hog waterers; 2 electric heaters; hog crate; Chicken, feeders and waterers; 3 10-hole metal nests. ' 80 pullets -- California hybrids. 3,000 bushels corn; 1,000 bushels oats; quantity baled hay. GEORGE H. SCHUERMANN, Owner FREEPORT AUCTION SERVICE, CLERKING AND CREDIT LUNCH Not Responsible For Accidents Auctioneers A. C. "Whitie" Thomson Wm. H. "Pat" Williams Burlington, Illinois Huntley or Batavta, Illinois Phone: Hampshire 5861 Phone: Huntley 2111 or Geneva CE 2-0570 CQQfC/ SPECIAL FIRST-OF-THE-YIAR SAU on the ALL MODERN Congratulations to M$s. Gertrude Kosnack--today, Jan. 28. Jan. 29 marks the second birthday for Peggy Ann Murray . . . Billy Aalto will be 11 .... ai\d Mrs. Elaine Kuper isn't tellihg--all on the twentyninth. Natal day ,, greetings , to Mrs. Joyce Wilson on Jan. 30. Lorene "Suzy" Vycital wilf be 6 on Feb. 1. This is also the natal day for Art Stuhlfeier. Don Loreh can be serenaded on Tuesday, Feb. 2 and Virginia Tomasello on Fel> 3. Best wishes to all! Bye, bye for now. See you next week. MORE REGISTER AT SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD DURING '59 McHenry Shores HILL PROVES POPULAR WITH TOBOGGANERS By Clare Mueller, EV. 5-0553 Since the last snowfall, ;Still Hill Drive and Broadway, one, of the highest spots in McHenry Shores, has been ringing with the happy voices of all our rosy'cheeked youngsters as they, slide and toboggan down the steep slope of the hill facing the Fox River. Fred Stark, Jack Schmitt and Gordy Hattan have taught the children how to fortn a Chain of sleds so that all can go down the hill together. Selective,Service local boards in Illinois acquired a heavier workload of registrants in 1959 as compared with the previous year, according to a year-end summary released by Willard A. Manning, state director of Selective Service. ' " ' An average 5,630, young men reaching age 18 registered each month throughout 1959, compared with 5,400 monthly in 1958. This reflected the rising birth rate in 1941 over 1940. At the year's end Illinois boards had 1,179.197 registrants on their rosters, representing a vast inventory of military and essential civilian manpower. Important Dates Gail Gunder will have a birthday Friday, Jan. 29. The regular meeting of the McHenry Shores club will be helck Thursday evening. Feb. 4, at the V.F.W. club, house. Nominations of, candidates for office will be on the agenda. %ick List At this writing, little Christy <7icChini and Nancy Hattan are down With the chicken pox. The flu bug has caught up with A u d r e y W h i t n e y , D e l o r e s Stark and Marie Cicchini. SSAC Bowling Party Among those to take advantage and attend the recent Dowling meet of the Shores Social and Athletic Club were: Burkes, Cicchinis, Chamberlands, Dobbertins, ' Grarisos, Hattans, H j c k s, Lindwalls, Muellers, Olbinskis, Olszews k i s , P i n k o n s l y s , R i s t i n g s , Schramms, Starks, "Tanners, Whitneys, Winters and Zeimets. High games £or the msn were: Art Cicchini -- 194, Ed Olbinski -- 174 and Jack Risting__-- 173. These following women were proud of their high scores: Betty Dobbertin -- 142, Darlene' Hattan -- 141 and Jerry Olbinski -- 137. High for the three game series was: Art Cicchini -- 534, Jack Risting „-- 495 and Ray Olszewski -- 469. Visits, and Visitors Last Friday, Patty Simonsen was a house guest of Judy Newkirk, the following day the girls attended a'roller skating party. Sunday, the Santillis entertained Mr.- and Mrs. Joseph Kowski from Chicago Mi*, and Mrs. Jim' Burke of Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Konaseck of Cary dropped irion the AddanteS for a Saturday evening. The Dobbertins spent Sunday in Chicago visiting ,Betty's- folks and helped to celebrate her dad's birthday. Sunday also found Mr. and Mrs. > Charles • Maloney of Spring Grove out for a visit with the Zeimets. A progressive dinner was enjoyed by the Cforcorans, Lindwalls, Simonsens and -the Gus Smiths. The Thursday afternoon pinochle Club -- Virginia Verstege, Evelyn Tanner, Helen Smith and Irene Mueller^-- had their regular session. Julia Zeimets could not attend as she was nursing her daughter, Audrey Whitney, ^hrough a siege of stomach flu. Just News Peter W- Judten on OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE " SERVICE Phone EVergreen 5-0063 HOOVER CONVERTIBLE if Beats, as it sweeps, as it cleans . .. gets the deep-down dirt no other cleaner can get. if Powerful motor, extra large throwawdy bag, headlight -- all make the Hoover yoor best buy. • See it, try It, and you'll never want ony other ... The Hoover Convertible Prices The cleaner designed (or the BEST in home care! 119 S. Green Street McHenry, 111 PHONE EV 5-5500 or EV 5-5501 Pertussin Vaporizer MEDICATED SPRAY FOR COLD RELIEF J & J COUGH Vs MEDICINE Cherry Flavored Ifi&gtig 7 OZ. BOTTLE Cuticura Medicated Soap COLD TABLETS •150 HAND CREAM ™ >U5 *1.04 BRYLCRHM SPECIAL 79* B-COMPLEX 5 GR. ASPIRIN *1.75 SHAMPOO EPSOM SALTS 53' CREST TOOTHPASTE *1.40 V05 & RINSEAWAY VITAMINS 100 CAPSULES ' 100 TABS. RldHARD HUDN1JT S LB. DESERT FLOWER DUO BY SHULTON Hand and Body Lotion 25 and Toilet Water JL $2.00 VALUE Deep Magic Liquid Cleanser .... 60c Coty "24" Lipstick Refill ....... $1.00 Sheer, Magic Liquid Makeup .... 79c Secret Roll-On Deod. 75c Clearasil Blemish Cream 69c Toni End Curl Permanent .... $1.35 Tame Creme Hair Rinse 60c Prell Liquid Shampoo 30c Jergens Hand Lotion 29c Lustre-Creme Spray Set 99c Pond's Moisture Base 60c Just A Few Left! ULTRA-FEMININE FACE CREAM HELENA RUBENSTEIN'S NEW WONDER DRUG COSMETIC GIANT $5.50 SIZE rtow $*£50 ONLY '"O MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE CAREY APPLIANCE Inc. BOLG ER'S^c store J03 S.GREEN STREET gy 5-4500 McHENRY, ILL USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA The newest in mate-bait for leap year is YOU.. .glamorized a bit with the right cosmetic! To see what makes a man propose like '60', shop our huge stocks of new Beauty Aids.. .man-traps, every one. REGIMEN REDUCING FORMULA 14 DAY SUPPLY SUPER ANAHIST NASAL SPRAY ONE-A-DAY MULTIPLE VITAMINS 25 CAPS. DEEP HEAT Penetrating Rub PETRO SYLLIUM LAXATIVE Evelyn Guy called to let us; know how pleased she and Ted were to receive the prize for the best decorated home in McHenry Shores. - Last Wednesday e v e n i n g , Clare Mueller of the American Meat Institute, represented the n^eat packing industry at the industry appreciation dinrur > given by the Illinois AgrictP tural Association. He will also work with the American Farm' Bureau at their National Youthpower Conference to be held in Chicago, Feb. 11-13. In Closing' , After the extra big column of last week, we hope that in the future you will relay more fiews to Betty Dobbertin, lse Winters, Tom Burke or yours truly. Overweight adds to the work of the heart, says the Chicago Heart association. ED'S RENTAL Electric Hammers to Wheel Chairs EVergreen 5-4123 PROFEtttOnfll DIRECTORS' OR. JOHN C. GOETSCHEL Chiropractic Physician Naprapathic manipulation Steam Baths and Massage 804° East Elm Street McHenry, 111. « Hours: " Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. 1:80 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Phone EVergreen 5-0743 1-31-60 DR C. R. SWANSON Dentist Office Honrs: 0 Dally Except Thursday 9 to 12 -- 1:30 to 5:30 Mon., Wed., & FrL Evening By Appointment Only Telephone EVergreen 5-0160 2-28-ftQ o EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE || Fire, AutQ, Farm & Lif« Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When You Need Insurance Any Kind Phone EVergreen 5-0043 or 5-0953 112 E. Elm St. McHenry, ... DR JOHN T, GRAY Optometrist ^ 126 So. Green Street Office Phone: EV. 5-0186 Res. Phone: EV- 5-6191 Hours: Daily 9:80 - 5:00 Tues. & FrL Evenings 6:80 - 9:00 Clesed All Day Wednesdays Eyes examined - Glasses fitted Contact lenses fitted Repair Service 2-28-60 Plus 10% Federal Excise Tai on Toiletries DR. LEONARD L. BOTTAM Optometrist Eyes examined - Glasses fitted Contact Lenses 105 Richmond Road Hours: Evenings Tues., Thurs. & Frl. 7 to 9 p.m. Saturdays: 8 to 6 p.m. Phone EV. 5-2262 2-28-60 GEORGE J. CASTLE, Agei$ The Prudential Insurance Co. of" America Life, Retirement, Sickness & Accident and Group Insurance 826 Crystal Lake Road McHenry, 111. ( Phone EV 5-2538 3-19-tf 3F SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Ornamental & Structural Steel Visit Our Showrooms 3 Miles South on Rt. 81 Ph. EVergreen 5-0950 »•» 1-22-60 GORDON E. SERGANT~7 , Registered Professional j Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 4193 % mile South of Rt. 12 on Johnsb»rg - Wilmot Road 4-30-60 DR. EDGAR E. PEASLEE. Palmer Graduate CHIROPRACTOR ^ 113 Main St., McHenry, 111. Office Hours Daily except Thursday 1-5 I Mon., Wed. & Fri. Evenings 7-9 , Phone EVergreen 5-0498 5-19-6C \