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/ Thartdiy. Jo9% t. I960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Johosbnrg LARGE GROUP •ATTENDS HOME. SCHOOL MEETING t by Betty Hettermann ; Monday evening, May 23, seventy-six members of the St. John's Home and School association were present in the Community club hall to attend the last meeting of this season. Father Anger opened the meeting with a prayer. President Catherine Fredricks brought up various subjects to be voted upon. Such as some cabinets fojfethe new room next Fall, cook books are still available and may be purchased Throughout the summer months at the various business places in.town and the installation of new officers. Chosen to head th§ association next season is Catherine Fredrick as president, Mig Joyce as vice-president, JoAmj Haag as secretary and . Pat Brennan as treasurer. J^ter Robertina won the attendance prize for having the most" parents present at this meeting. Students from the school entertained the parents at the close of the business meeting. Refreshments were served later by the committee in charge. Welcomes Son and Mrs. George Oeffliflf, Jr., of Jak-Ana Heights are the proud parents of a son torn on May 23. The young lad weighed 6 lbs., 14 ozs., at "birth. He^ has a six year old brother, David. Proud grandparents are Mr. Cook who resides with the Oefflings and Mr. and Mrs. George Oeffling, Sr. 0 Rescue Squad Call Once again the members of the Johnsburg rescue squad were called upon to lend their aid to a person in need. This time they were called to Mc- Cullom Lake on Wednesday of last week where a resident suffered from an apparent heart attack. tended Memorial services in Rockford over the holiday weekend. Their grandson, Robert Smeltzer, graduated from Harlem high school over the weekend. Next weekend an open house celebration will be held in his honor. The Smiths will make a return trip to Rockford for the party. Spring Grove Ushers Meet At St. Peter's by Mrs. Charles Freund The ushers of St. Peter's parish met at the home of Alfred May on Wednesday evening. Following the meeting there was cards and a lunch was served. Death Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to the bereaved family of Timothy Amort, who passed away on Wednesday, May 25. Funeral services were held in Chicago on Friday. Birthdays A double birthday celebration was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hofmann this week. Their son, Charles', birthday was on the twentyfourth when he was two years old and their daughter. Dorothy, was one on May 14. Trip Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Petska, and family, Roger Petska, Mrs. Leo Smith and Gary ajid Eette Miller of McHenry spent the Memorial weekend in northern Wisconsin. Honor Graduates Parents of Jim Kattner, June Miller and Ron Bergsma entertained rel a t i v e s and friends in St. Peter's parish hall on Sunday evening in honor of their graduation from Richmond-Burton high school. Aas You Missing Something? R case you are minus a Cookie sheet or cake pan since the Mother-Daughter tea earlier this month, you can claim it by contacting Harriette ^larshall. She has the utensils at her home. Infant Baptized Th^very young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Weber of Pi^alMta BajWui iwpii'sii by Father Blitsch at St. John's ahurch last Sunday afternoon at. 2 p.m. Sheryl Ann is the name chosen for her and the sponsors were her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weber. Dinner was served i* the Weber home to the sponsors, the maternal grandmother, Mrs. Lynn Peterson and Sheryl's sisters, Lynn Marie, anip Deborah Lu and her parents. Graduation The following, having satisfactorily 'xwnpleted in St. Peter's School the course of study prescribed for the elementary schools of the Rockford Diocese, were awarded their diplomas. Carl William Morreals, Susan Kutish, John Joseph Schroth, Kathryn Bridget Tierney, Raymond William May, Beatrice Joy Schlief, William Joseph Hergott, Judith Ann Swiatek, John Arthur Grossman, Pauline Ann Brown, Ann M. Kiraly, Thomas Paul Amore, Colleen Madeline Russell, Fred "William Sturm, Carolyn Louise Arnold and Dennis Patrick McNally. THEY GET AROUND: Butterflies banded in Ontario were picked up in Virginia, Florida, and Texas, less than three weeks later. School days are the happiest Visits in Rockford days of the year -- for moth- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith at- ! ers. Peter WJ. $udten Son # OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone EVergreen 5-0063 Eton TWO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WIN RECOGNITION Karl E. Tomm officially became a member of Phi Beta Kappa, honor fraternity, at a banquet at Sergeant hall, Northwestern • university, one r e c e n t e v e n i n g . He w a s o n e of six juniors and twenty-one seniors to be accepted into the fraternity out of an enrollment of about 85,000. The young pre-medical student also had the distinction of being named to Phi Eta Sigma honor fraternity his freshman year and to Beta Beta Beta Biological honor society his sophomore year. Henry Pevrg, a native of Paris, author of several publications and president of the Modern Language Association of .America, was guest speaker. Attending the banquet were KARL E. TOMM Karl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tomm, his sister, Bonnie Jean, and his maternal grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Brust, of Melrose Park. Alpha Gamma chapter of Kappa Pi, national honorary art fraternity,.recently selected and initiated James Pearson of Ringwood into membership. Kappa Pi furnishes ,the highest reward for conscientious efforts in furthering the best interest of art in the broadest sense of . the term, by election to membership in the fraternity based upon meritorious work. Among the accomplishments, James has also been honored JAMES PEARSON this year for his work , in creating the cover design and acting as art coordinator of Towers magazine for the second consecutive year. An afternoon tea and later an evening dinner with students arid faculty were held for the contributors of the magazine, which is published each yeqr by Sigma Tau Delta, national English honorary. Currently, James is represented at the annual student art show which ^elects top works of the yeay> 'and is exhibited in the Fine Arts building. Next fall James Will do student teaching in the university school located on,Jthe campus of Northern Illinois university. Sunnyside Estates YQUNG ADULTS GRADUATE FROM GRAMMAR SCHOOL Lois Anderson A bank account does not show who is rich or poor -- only who has money. People are rich or poor from the inside, not from the outside. Seven of our young adults are passing an all important phase in their lives in the next few days when they graduate from grammar school. Those in the class from the Johnsburg public school on June 3 include Dennis Banker, Diane Bierchen, Vicki Jesski and Lillian Kelso; and from St. John's on June 5. Charlotte Gerke, Randy Kobus and Carol Kuntz. Polly Stevens will have the details )f both events for you next week but I would like to extend my best wishes to these graduates for the future. Condolences Our sympathy is expressed to Ted and Dorothy Bierchen and family on the death of her father. Michael Ahern, of Chicago. He passed away on May 18 after an illness of two years. The Rqquiem Mass was read at St. Margaret Mary church, burial. All Saints' cemetery, Chicago. Association News ' The June meeting of the S.E.H.O.A. will be held tonight at the johnsburg public school at 8. Since the new officers will take over in July, the present administration will conduct its last meeting. Cake and coffee will be served as usual; after the regular business. Class Trip The eighth grade class of the Johnsburg school went by bus to Chicago last Thursday. They thoroughly enoyed their trip to the Museum of Science and Industry and Riverview. The class of twenty-eight graduates paid for the bus fare from the proceeds of their car wash day and selling candy at the basketball games. Vacation School's out, school's out, as if you didn't know parents. Happily for the kids, they now have three whole months of care free summer fun ahead of them. Motorists will, please note, there will be more activity around the neighborhood so please drive with caution. Happy vacation an end so "they" say. Thus, this column brings to an end my years of writing your news lor the Plaindealer. It has been fun even though there were times when I didn't think I would make tne deadline, on Friday. My thanks first of all to the staff of the Plaindealer for our pleasant association, and to you, the regents of Sunnyside Estates for your calls and words of appreciation. To Polly Stevens I extend my warmest "best wis'hes for a successful and newsworthy column. I'm sure everyone will help her do, this job, good luck Polly. Birthdays Happy birthday greetings to Vicki Jesski who is 14 today and to Louis Brink who celebrates on June 8. The End All good things must come to EVER NOTICE? A word to the wise generally interrupts a monologue. ,• &j| For Your Convenience - McHenry County Real 'Estate and Personal Property Taxes can be paid at the McHenry State Bank. First Installment is due on or before June 1st. DRIVER LICENSE OF ONE COUNTY WOMAN RESCINDED The driver's license of Mary Tomasello of McCullom Lake has been revoked by the state for driving while intoxicated. Suspension of licenses has been announced for Edward' Hunt and Ronald Manke of Woodstock, Frederick Raupp of Harvard and Ralph Skytte of Huntley for three offenses. Probationary permits have been granted to Albert Atkins and Steve Cannestra of McHenry ^Bverett Bruce of Crystal LaKe and Robert Chambers of Algonquin. JOSEPH FRETS SON. INC. ESTABLISHED 1928 BUILDERS RAINBOW CLEANERS TRUCK IN FRONT OF YOUR HOME TELLS YOUR NEIGHBORS.*. • • • Yov wsflfc th* baafc for jPOQv VBflMyj PHONE EMmgr&m 5-0927 For Pickup Smioi limovtir «tv»ct THE LAST WEEK of Our "Late Spring Sale!" We hove a large selection of New 1960 Ramblers available for this sale! List Price As Low As $ 1795 00 PLUS a faniasjic discount for this late Spring Clearance Sale only! Come in and see for yourself! Over 20 Select Used Cars Every one "Budget Priced" and 9 "Ready To Go!" FREE GIFT with the purchase of each New or Used Car during this sale! SEIBEL MOTOR SALES Phone EV 5-5361 405 W. Elm St. McHenry, 111. BRIGHT ROOFING & INSULATION PHONE EV 5-2759 Unbeatable Cash & Carry Prices! HPn S33S0 tee) Vt.'^ Insulation Sheeting ^62^^ ger M 3" Insulation Blankets perM We Will Not Be Undersold Largest Selection of Insulation in Northern Illinois Pickup 6 Days 8:00 - 12:00 A.M. Delivery Slightly Higher 210 lb. Asphalt Shingles Alcoa Alum. Siding (Order Color In Advance) and COMMERCIAL • First in Quality • Fairest in Prices • Fastest in Service Phone EV 5-3976 Located on Hwy. 120 -- Vt Mile East of Fox River Brtdjjn VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE, ILLINOIS TREASURER'S . REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED MARCH SI, I960 $ 727.31 CAREY APPLIANCE We Are CUTTING Our Prices On Hoover Vacuum Cleaners SEE FOR YOURSELF! n •t*r and when you come to our store bring your scissors with you Sharpened "Free of Charge" by the Hoover man « - _ NO OBLIGATION -- All DAY SATURDAY. JUNE 11th CAREY APPLIANCE, i« 119 S. Green St. McHenry, 111. "% Phone EV 5-5500 or 5-5501 GENERAL CORPORATE Cash on Hand, April 1, 1959 Receipts: * Building Permits $ 130.00 : Dog Tags 124.25 : Police Fines 540.00 County Treasurer - Tax Distribution •. 4,962.39 Licenses 1,501.00 • Tax. Warrants Sold 3,500.00 10,757.64 ** «Totel Cash and Receipts -^11,484^88 Expenditures: Auditing 265.00 Capital: Police Car 1,300.00 Compensations: Police Magistrate • • • • 1.00 . President 1.00 Treasurer '. • • 1.00' Clerk 120.00 frustees 6.00 : Attorney 150.00 Contingent Fund : • 9-30 Dog Registration and Pound Expense • • 72.70 Dues -- Illinois Municipal League 27.50 Election Expense 118.05 Stationery and Office Supplies 56.57 Interest on Warrants 112.34 Insurance -- Treasurer and Clerk 70.00 Police -- Insurance and Bond 233.75 Salaries 885-00 Gasoline and Oil 267.30 Vehicle Repair and Mainten- ; ance 98.61 Supplies 7.00 Telephone and Communication 77.92 Magistrate Supplies 12.04 Professional Fees 150.00 Preparation -- Code and Ordinances • • 150.00 ; Publications 169.20 Purchase of Dog Tags 23.64 Meeting Expense -- Rent 84.00 Street -- Repairs 2,025.61 Snow Removal 775.75 Lighting • •• 87-T8 Signs *. 15.64 Telephone 10.85 i Tax Warrants Paid 3,326.00 - Total Expenditures Cash on Hand, March 31, 1960 STREET AND ALLEY FUND Cash on Hand, April 1, 1959 Receipts: County Collector -- Tax Distribution Total Cash and Receipts Expenditures: Street Repairs Cash cm Hand, March 31, 1960 * VEHICLE TAX FUND Cash on Hand, April 1, 19& Receipts: Vehicle Tags Total Cash and Receipts ...; Expenditures: Purchase of Vehicle Tags $ 92.25 Street Repairs 500.00 Cash on Hand March 31, i960 MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND Cash on Hand, April I, 1959 Receipts and Expenditures Cash on Hand, March 31, 1960 ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Cash on Hand, April 1, 1959 Receipts: County Collector -- Tax Distribution Total Cash and Receipts • ••.• Expenditures: Road Repairs Cash on Hand, March 31, I960 Total Cash on Hand, March 31, 1960 I, Earl Nelson, * Village Treasurer, Village of McCullom' Lake, Illinois, do solemnly swear the foregoing statement is true to the best of my belief. EARL NELSON Village Treasurer NOTARY SEAL Subscribed and Sworn. to me before me this 1st d«y of June, 1960. EMMA B. PYRTTZ Notary Public (Publish June 2, 1960) \ 10,680.55. $ 804.43 $ 905.3$ 1,248.3ft $ 343.03 831.58 % . 488.55. $ *75.71 753.50 1,229.21 592.23 637.02. 108.13 Non^ 108.15 $ 86.1L $ 601.45 9 51534 500.00 $ 15.34 $ 1.076.37