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Page Twenty THE McKENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June. 16, lSwG. Area Students Are Graduated Froni Colleges. Universities 'match 1,700 students at. its With the first weeks of Juno, commencement exercises in announcements from colleges j Boulder two weeks ago, among ; with a bachelor of science J (pharmacy) degree at the University of Wisconsin's annual commencement this year, held ^in the Wisconsin stadium Monday. June 6 at the university. DEDICATE K .OF C. HOME and universities tell of the I graduation of a number of 1 young McHenry students. j Univesrity of ^ Illinois will j grant degrees to approximate- ( ly 2,730 candidates from colleges on the Urbana-Champaign campus at "commence- ! ment exercises June 18. j Graduates from McHenry are Kay Kirk of Emerald Park j and Richard A. Wiss«?ll of McHenry. both receiving bachelor of science degrees. Commencement at Rosary college. River Forest, was held Saturday, June 4. at 10:30 in the college-auditorium" with His Eminence-Albert Cardinal Meyer, archbishop of Chicago, conferring degrees on 153 candidates. , The commencement speaker was Dr. George N. Shuster. president: of Hunter college. New York City. j The two local -graduates were Kathleen Anglese. daughter af-' Mr. and Mrs. C l a r e n c e A n g l e s e j of Green s t r e e t , and Barbara j Schroeder. daughter of.Mr. and : Mrs. Peter Schroeder. who reside on Rt. 31. south of the city. Sister M. Aurelia, president, announced that Kathleen had been elected to the classical honor socity. Eta Sigma Phi. the French honor society. Pi Del!;-. Phi. and Torch, the honiv- society for college journalists The series of awards follows an active career as editor of the college paper. The Rosarian. during 1958-59. She plans on devoting her- j *elf To a teaching career at them Warren David Ahlgrim of McHenry. who received his BS degree in pharmacy. President Quigg Newton gave the charge to the graduating class at 4:30 in the universit Vs stadium. Girl Scouts Wesleyan Graduate Arthur Allinson King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. King, 707 East John street. McHenry. was awarded the degree of legiance and the Troop 464 On June 6 Troop 464 held its last -meeting at the Junior high school and members invited their mothers to a party and program. We started our program by presenting the Colors and reciting "the pledge of al- Girl Scout bachelor of science at the 101st oath. Next. Mrs. Regner, our commencement program at II- troop leader, presented Mrs. tinois Wesleyan university. Rloomington, on Sunday. June .i. The commencement address Was .delivered by Dr. H. Bent-' ley Glass, professor of biology at Johns Hopkins university and a specialist in the study of population phenomena. Peter Griesbach of our troop c o m m i t t e e , Kathy Beck and j Becky K i s s l i n g with t h e i r f i v e - i year-membership pins. The following girls received their r membership pins for this year: Toni Amico, Linda Blake, Nan- i cy Burg, Kathy Boone, Diarie , Erb. Sandy Fairchild, Theresa .Ifreund, Irene Haegler, Linda | Herdrich. , Kathy Lafontaine. i Present when the new Knights of Columbus clubhouse on Park street was dedicated in McHenry \vere, from left to right, Edward Frett, president of the Columbus club; Fr. Lawrence London, chaplain of McHenry- council: Fr. John Daleiden, past chaplain • and now -pastor of . St. Joseph's church, Freeport; and Arnold May, grand knight of- .McHenry council. were graduation exercises held last Friday night at the McHenry Community high school. They are Judy Laskovvski, Richard Oszkandy and Angelo Budasi. Plans for the future include Northern Illinois University at DeKalb for Dick, where he would like to study accounting or bookkeeping. Angelo too prefers a career in accounting. He will probably be employed by a bank in Chicago and study accounting at The same time. Visitors from Abroad Jean Stoddard is entertaining visitors from near and "far this week. She has been taking care of two small nephews from Lake Zurich whose mother, Jean's brother's wife, is quite ill. Added to her own three boys, that made quite a houseful of Indian-fighters. Coming from Wales for an indefinite stay with relatives in Waucqnda are Jean's uncle and cousin. Since Jean was born in Judv will spend a good part England, she looks forward to : . , . , . of I ho summer as » counselor [ ™>ny nosta g,c. hours of t« leaf a camp for underprivileged lnS about "the old country. Northwestern Graduates Northwestern un i v er s i t y awarded 2.169 degrees and 279 Linda Larson, Melody Manddipiomas at its 102nd annual ziara, Nancy Morris. - Dolly commencement Mbnday, June Myers. Pamela Parkhurst, Liri- 13. in McGaw Memorial hall, cia Regner, Donna Schmelzer, Evnnston. Among them' were Nancy Schmunk, Cindy Smith, i three from McHenry, Elmer Kathy Thomas, Danita Toma- ' Roeldt, who received his bach- sello. Elaine Wagner and Nanj elor of science in speech. Bar- cy Zahn. ; bara Eggert of Edgebrook Sunny side Estates SEVERAL YOUTHS FROM LOCAL AREA RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Polly Stevens - EV. 5-1256 Dick Orihal and children from Chicago. I Jewish children in Wauconda. 11n the" fair she will enroll at J.'Northern Illinois, but as yet ' has not decided oh her major ' fie'd of study. | Heiehls, her bachelor of sci- . ence in nursing degree and di- 1 ploma as graduate nurse, and j Paul F, Jessup of Country Club Drive, bachelor of science in business administration. • Paul, who was an outstanding high school student, was a member of Beta Gamma Sigma fraternity at Northwestern and graduated with the Graduation exercises were held Friday night, June 3, in the Johnsburg public school. *ren_e- The graduates were attired in brilliant scarlet caps and gowns and received their diplomas from Richard R. Marshall, school board secretary. Wagner also received their second class badges! We then presented a talent program for the mothers, Some girls played instruments, oth- I Their guest speaker was Judge of "distingiushed Barrington high school, where she will teach Latin in the fall..j honor "Barbara has been active in i dent . the modern laguage club and I ^ '10 commencement speaker i freshments ers sang songs, recited poems and presented humorous skits. Donna Schmelzer was our able mistress of ceremonies. Everyone enjoyed the program very, special much ancj then Mrs. Herdrich s*u" ; and Mrs. Fairchild, of i troop committee, served our re- . The cookies for the home economics cluh. She ; uas Frederick L. Hovde, presi- . party were baked by Kathy majored in home economics c^('n, Purdue university. . Lafontaine, Elaine Wagner, and plans to continue with, _ Northern Illinois ^ Nancy Zahn and Becky Kissgraduate work at the ••University of Wisconsin in the fall. Marquette Graduates J u n e g r a d u a t e s a t t h e 19G0 commencement exercises of Marquette university included three seniors from McHenry. Audrey Tonyan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Tonyan, receiving a bachelor of arts, and two, bachelor of science degrees in business administration, Marcia Anderson of 404 Park avenue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Anderson, and Donald F. Rogers of 302 Freund avenue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers. Miss Tonyan is a member of Alpha Kappa Delta, national sociological honor society and of the Sociology club. Miss Anderson belongs to Phi Chi Theta, national commerce sorority and Rogers is a member \ ho. Commerce club They were graduated in a class of 1,235 at commencement exercises in the Milwaukee Arena at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, June 5. Baccalaureate services were held 'in the Milwaukee auditorium at 3 o'clock Saturday. June 4. Charles Wachs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Wachs of McHenry road. Prairie View, is a member of the graduating class at Wayland academy. Beaver Dam, Wis. The 105th commencement of the college preparatory school took place at 10 o'clock Sunday morning, June 5. on the Wayland campus. There are seventy-five members of the class. Terry Pliner of Wonder Lake is among the 130 summer graduates at Carroll college's June 5 commencement. Pliner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pliner. received his B.S. degree in business ad- I minislration. He is a member I of Sigma Phi Epsilon. sorfa' 1 dent of Purdue university. Northern Illinois I There were 729 who received | decrees at the sixty-first an- : nual commencement at North- | ern Illinois university. Gradui at ion exercises were -held Sat- ! unlay, June 11, on the campus I island. I, o c a 1 graduates included Lauravne Agnes Conway, Elizabeth Joan Holochwost. Anne I.undborg, Robert Russell Pintozzi, all with bachelor of science degrees in education, and Reno Bertellotti, who received his M.S. degree in education. Spring Grove had Linda Sue ; ling. i Troop 464 is going on a trip to Chicago on June 20 and we've invited the Girl Scouts ! from Troop 157. All Girl Scouts , who have turned in their consent slips please be at the Edgebrook Junior high school between 8 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. The bus is leaving promptly at 8:30 a.m. and we cannot wait for latecomers! Arnold J. Rauen. Afterwards a reception sponsored by the Johnsburg P.T.A. was held in the new multi-purpose room w here refreshments were served. Those in our community graduating were: Dennis Banker, Diane Bierchen, Vicki Jesski and Lillian Kelso. After the 8:30 Mass at St. John's Sunday, tfune 5, diplomas were given out by Father Blitsch to the eighth grade graduates. Later a photograph was taken of the class. Those from Sunnyside Estates were: Charlotte Gerke, Randy Kobus. and Carol Kuntz. Last Friday night in an impressive program at McHenry high school, three young men of Sunnyside Estates received their diplomas. They are Louis A Day Out Last Wednesday D o 1, o r e s Ilanahah and ' Helen Kobus i t r e a t e d t h e i r kids and them- j s e l v e s to a day out s p e n t at i Deer Haven near Fox Lake. | Karen and Tommy Hanahan and Candy, Randy and- Brian Kobus had a fine time seeing and feeding the animals. There is so much fun to be had right at our front door step. Visitors Recentlv June Banker, Den- Eighth-Grade Graduates Graduating from the McHenry junior high school last Thursday. June 9, at exercises in the school gymnasium were Sue and Steve Ahlgrim. Michael Hanks, Carol Karlic, Gail Young, Michael Gilliland and Kristine Rue. Helping to celebrate the happy occasion at the Ahlgrim household were older brother, David, and his wife from Colorado, and big sister, Joy, from Chicago Adding to the general Lost, But not Found All the fishermen and wives of fishermen who cast their lines in Griswold Lake "and channels, take note! When cienning your catch during the coming months, watch out for a black onyx ring lost in the vicinity of the spillway between Holiday Hills and Riverdale Subdivision and possibly swallowed by a fish. Steve Ahlgrim had just received the ring as a graduation gift from his parents, and being foresighted, they bought a slightly largersize than was actually needed -- and it slipped off. Steve was heartbroken at the loss, so if you should pick up such a ring ( w i t h an "S" e n g r a v e d i n i t ) . nie and. Mr. and Mrs. S, wei. ger !. upheaval, Michael, the sixteen- nlp„~_ rPtnrri ;« to him Vpa,._ - - j P|pas<? reiurn a to mm. welcomed Minnie and Howard Jaresky of St. Clair, Mich., for a short visit. Chet had left for Fr. Riley, Kansas, where he will instruct college R.O.T.C. members, just, 22 hours before thoir arrival. He was so sorry to miss then? as he and Howard served tr\\<p. years together in Koiea. -old Ahlgrim, managed to injure his knee severely in a baseball game. An operation was scheduled for it this past Wednesday. Our congratulations to all of these young people, and best wishes for continued success in high school! j Death of Resident's Mother <-»' . 1 Word was received last Surprise ^ ; weekend of the death of Mrs. and George Kropf ; ()]jvp Pmsinger, mother of were surprised with a visit Millie , , , 1 Mrs. C. R. Bomis. in St. Petersfrom her mother and father, i bU F)a Mrs pensin£?er. who Mr. and Mrs. Becvar. Mrs. Bee- ,v?s eighty.five at the time of var has been hospitalized and it is good to see her around a:;ain. ; Felicetti, John Kelso and Steve We are grateful to Mrs. ! Major. Jr. Clarence Regner, Mrs. Edie | Myers and Mrs. Leonard Blake ] Kautz and Michael Louis D^Isa |°r theil" helP and lime during \ in the graduating class, while IS ^as Richmond listed William £. • Stilling and "Janet ~L. Vierfce. Polly Sweetheart and Jim Stevens her death, had been ill for some time, but her passing nevertheless came as a shock to Dick and Lorraine. Warning to Parents All residents are urged to keep their children away from the unoccupied houses, and houses under construction. Not only is it dangerous for them to play in such areas, but it is a violation of the rights of the individual property owner to permit such trespassing. Simply because a house is temporarily unoccupied does not mean that it becomes public domain. Vandalism has occurred tiecause children were not kept under proper supervision. Each resid&nt wants to feel that he can leave his house for several weeks and be confident that his property will re- RABIES LAGGING IN THIS COUNTY j theran church. Bake sale com- . VACCINATION FOR j mittee chairman, Jeanne Baird, : reported' that the sale was a I success and netted a nice profit | for the treasury. Hostesses for • t h e e v e n i n g ' s r e f r e s h m e n t s • were Vi Abbink, Inez Young, I Mickey Welters and Earline Three of our young people j Mettelka. awarded diplomas at Holiday Hills AWARD DIPLOMAS TO THREE YOUNG PEOPLE OF AREA Rita Oleyar - EV. 5-4763 Mr. and Mrs. B e m i s left majn unmolested during his abrt*~ j Monday. June 6, for McComb We extend our heartfelt congratulations to them all. Linda Blake, 1 SeWetary Roger F. Kinsey has received a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, at commencement exercises which were held at Orchestra hall on June 10. Completes Studies Anderson (Ind.) college graduated 119 students on June 13 in commencement ceremonies held in the new $1,- 750.000 Park Place Church of God, oppqsite the campus, with candidates from the local area. Among t h e g r a d u a t e s was Ralph Herbert Sprague. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sprague, Wonder Lake, major in mathematics. who also graduated from Morgan Park high school, Chicago. Wayland Graduate Charles Wachs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Wachs. McHenry road. Prairie View, was one of seventy-five seniors to be graduated from Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam, on Sunday. June 5. He plans to enroll at Cornell university in the full. At the honors.assembly held during the 105th commencement weekend at Wayland, Roger Ensminger, son of Mr. Home Bureau Annual Meeting The McHenry county Home Bureau will hold its annual meeting June 22 at the Wing 'n Fin Club east of McHenry. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. This will be followed by a luncheon and fur style show, sponsored by the Illinois Mink Breeders association. Tickets for the luncheon must be purchased in advance. Officers of the Home Bureau board who will be installed are Mrs. Ralph White. Wonder Lake, chairman and Mrs. Luke Oberwise, Jr., Marengo, secretary. Mrs. Oberwise will replace Mrs. William Davidson of Harvard. Mrs. Warren Murray. Algonquin will be vicechairman. Mrs. Murray replaces Mrs. George Spindler, Sunnyside. Fire Hydrants j Have you noticed our new i fire hydrants? I am sure we all ( f e e l a l i t t l e more s e c u r e know- j ing that water is so near s h o u l d we n e e d i t . ceived word that their niece. : whcre -the body had been taken Harriette Stevens, attending ; for burial. Our sincere condol- Ihe University or Houston, in . onC!^s ;,re extended to the be- Houston. has been named j ,-eaved family of a woman who sweetheart of the, Sigma Phi j had led a long and useful life. Epsilon fraternity at its Queen ; of Hearts ball. Harriette is . Rabies vaccination is lagging in McHenry county. Dr. H. E. Van Der Veen, McHenry county rabies control officer, urges all dog owners who havt<#not had their animals vaccinated to do so immediately. Dr. Van Der Veen says that unvaccinated pets bring the rabies hazard just that much closer to home. Animal owners have an obligation not only to protect their pets and livestock, they have an obligation to protect themselves, theiR families and their neighbor. One case of rabies is too much, says Dr. Van Der Veen. This is a horrible disease. And, what most people don't seem to realize is that children are most likely to be bitten by a rabied dog. Several public health veterinarians in the east have made a study of circumstances surrounding dog bites. According to Dr. Van J>er Veen, this study revealed 0iat almost 50 percent of those suffering dog bites were Cinder 9 years of age. This indicates that when a dog is disposed to bite, as when it has rabies, the chances" are 50/50 that it will bite a youngster. There is no cure for rabies once signs of the disease appear, says Dr. Van Der Veen. Howe\;er, the Pasteur t^toatment is usually effectiw if started immediately after a person is bitten by a rabid animal. He adds, the best way to handle rabies is to prevent it. The best way to prevent rabies is to have pets vaccinated. PROFEKlOHPL DIRECTORY DR. JOHN C. GOETSCHEL. Chiropractic Physician Naprapathtc Manipulation Steam Baths and Massage 804 East Elm Street McHenry, III. Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. & ^|i. 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 5-0748 1-31-60 COOKS CORNER by Marie Schaettgen Hello Welcome home, Mrs. Miller. We are happy to see your friendly, smiling face We all missed you. majoring in special education and hopes some day to teach retarded children. Polly and Jim are very proud of their niece. Mr. Krueger, Suffers Accident A scaffold collapsed under ; This fudge recipe is also in my file of recipes from office friends. It might be fun to One Year Old ITappv birthday, June 19, to agaji*!. j Ray Jensen, Jr., who will be a big one year old. Helping him • ! eelebrale besides his parents. Party } Donna and Ray, Sr.. will be Last Friday night Lois Mae- j great grandmother, Mimi 1 .owe', Grandma Liilian Jensen. Grandma Ruth and Grandpa Donald Barger. Earl Krueger while he was i make and more fun to eat on helping put in a fireplace on a i some rainy night when TV protwo- story home last Thursday, grams don't interest you. It is Jim? 2, causing him to fall and the first fudge recipe I have sustain a mild concussion. He seen with egg in it. was taken to Lutheran General hospital in Park Ridge where he remained under treat ment for four days. He is now convalescing at home, and hopes to be back at work soon. fraternity, in which he has i *n(l Mrs" Jnmes W- Ensmingbeen guard and pledge trainer. ! cper:iv e^d oaun,p a wardR finorg wboeoidn,g trhee- Wwooooodssttoocckk Ccoommmmuiinniittyv hhiigfhn CONSERVATION SCHOOL Tony Fabbri. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fabbri of rural Woodstock, will attend the state of Illinois conservation school at Springfield as a guest of the Bull Valley Garden club. Tony, who is a Straight "A" science student and a freshman Donald was hostess to a demonstration in her home on Dennis boulevard. Fifteen ladies were present and enjoyed the evening out. afong with the delirious lunch prepared by Lois and her mother, Mrs. Lundsberg. Woman's Club News About thirty members Danish Fudge H pound bitter chocolate t egg well beaten 2 tbsp cream 2 tbsp butter 1 lb. powdered sugar sifted 1 isp vanilla. Melt chocolate and butter in double boiler. Mix egg and EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm & Life I* t RELIABLE COMPANI10& When You Need Insurance Ct Any Kind Phone EVergreen 5-0043 or 5-0953 112 E. Elm St. McHenrj 'ft Young Tns Here lately the Sabby household has been bust in' out all over with kids, that is. Big ones and little ones. Bonnie and Gerald Sabby and their three children from Baraboo, Wis., came for a few days visit. Next in line were Dorothy and Marty Koleno and children from Mt. Prospect for a day. Last to come for a visit and p i c n i c w i t h G r a n d m a and Grandpa Sabby were Joyce and Happy Anniversary Our only celebrants this week are Katherine and Paul Bute, Monday, June 2(y-Ct)TVgratulations! ( RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP Miss Beverly Spohr was notified last week that she has received the Krannert Foundat i o n s c h o l a r s h i p and w i l l a t tend Normal university next fall. Her selection was made among several applicants, based on scholarship and other school activities. Miss Spohr, a charter member of the M.C.H. S. honor society, is a 1%0 graduate. joyed a livelv evening of "rob- sifted sugar. While chocolate ! i>er bingo"* at the regular and butter are hot add to j monthly meeting of the Worn- sugar, egg. cream and vanilla, i ans' club Wednesday evening, t Mix well, pour on buttered | June S. at the St. John's Lu- plate. When cool cut in squares. Legal Legal AN ORDINANCE MAKING THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE MiHENRY TOWNSHIP FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, IN THE COUNTY OF McHENRY AND STATE OF ILLINOIS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING MAY 1, 1960, AND ENDING APRIL 30, 1961. BE IT ORDAINED BY the President and the Board of Trustees of the McHenry Township Fire Protection District: SECTION 1: That the following sums, or so much thereof as shall be authorized by law, are hereby appropriated to defray ; in«i,Mn<Ann all necessary and proper expenses of the McHenry Township ; ^ ^ t ' ^9 DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist. 126 So. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-Olf Res. Phone: EV S-61A' Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:01 • Tues. & Fri. Evenings 6:30 - 9:00 Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Filled Contact Lenses, Fitted Repair Service 2-28-tfC DR. LEONARD L. BOTTARI Optometrist Eyes Examined • Glasses Kitted Contact Lenses 105 Richmond Road Hours: Evenings Tues,, Thurs. & Fri. 7 to 9 p.m. Saturdays: 8 to 6 p.m. Plione EV 5 2262 2-28-60 ; GEORGE J. CASTLE, Agent Other campus activities include dormitory counselor, house council, track (captain this year); cross country; intramurals and "C" club. The University of Colorado conferred degrees on approxioutstanding student in freshman science. Roger's sister, Susan, was graduated from Wayland in 1959. William J. Nye. Riverside <1 r i v e. McHenry, graduated school, will spend five days, July 10 to 15. studying conservation practices along with some 350 other high school students selected and sponsored by garden clubs throughout the state. Complete Wheel Alignment Service Save on excessive lire wear, brake wear and wheel wobble by having your car checked out on the latest BEAR testing equipment. DRIVING SIDEWAYS? Then come in today for a FREE Side-Drag Test at . . . SMITH'S ALIGNEMENT SERVICE Across from Ball Park in West McHenry Phone EV 5-0724 Elmer Smith, prop. "The stringer broke!... the fish are gone!" Shop in McHenry and Save Thank goodness they took snapshots of that string ot fisn. Photos bring back wonderful memories of vacation times. Stock up on film and photo supplies now at Nye Drugs. Fire Protection District of the County of McHenry and State; j of Illinois for the fiscal year beginning May 1, 1960 and ending A p r i l 30. 1961: j 1. Administration Expense Fund -- For Printing, j postage and Miscellaneous Office Supplies . $ 1.000.00; 2. Fire Equipment, Replacement Fund 4.000.00 ; 3. Construction Fund and Fire House .1,500.00- 4. Salary Fund - ! a. Salaries of Trustees 1,000.00 b. Attorneys and Legal Fees 500.00, c. Fire Chief and Firemen 8,500.001 5. Fire Protection Fund -- For the purchase of i fire protection equipment 12,000.00 6. Firemen's Fund 500.00 7. For Repairs 1,100.00, 8. For Gasoline and Oil 600.00 9. For miscellaneous, contingent and general ex- J penses, unforeseen and not included in above , | items 4,300.001 10. Loss and cost of collecting taxes 4.200.00, 11. Fire House and Equipment Bonds -- J Principal 6,000.00 j Interest 1,900.00 , TOTAL $47,100.00| SECTION 2' That the unexpended balance of any item or items; of any a p p r o p r i a t i o n made by t h i s O r d i n a n c e , may be guaran- j teed in making up any deficiency in any item or items under. the same general appropriation and for the same general ' purpose or in a like appropriation made by this Ordinance. SECTION 3-- This Ordinance shall take and be in full force. from and after its passage and publication as provided by law. I AUGUSTINE M. FREUNPi President Township District of the McHenrv Fire Protection, ATTEST: Claude F. McPcrmott Secretarv APPROVEDf Roland A. Hermann, attorney Passed: May 24. 1960 I Approved: May 24. 1960 Published: June 16, 1960 (Pub. June 16, I960), of America Life, Retirement, Sickness & Accident and Group Insn ranee 826 Crystal Lake Road McHenry III. Phone EV 5-25S3 3-19-6C SCHROEDER IRON WC^fKS Visit Our Showrooms S Miles South on Rt. SI Ph. Evergreen 5-0950 1-22-60 GORDON E. SERGANT Registered Profession^ Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 4193 % mile South of Rt. 12 on Johnsburg - Wilmot Road 4-30-60 BR. EDGAR E. PEASLEE Palmer Graduate ® • CHIROPRACTOR 113 Main St., McHenry, DL Office Hours: j Pally except Thursday 1-5 Mon., Wed. & Fri. Evenings 7'9 Phone EVergreen 5-0489 5-lW»