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Page Eight THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER $ Thursday, July 14, I960 CONTEST PRIZE WINNERS POPULATION BISE MAKES NECESSARY NEW COUNTY OFFICE McHenry county's population rise from 50,656 in 1950 to 83,156 in 1960 makes it neces- Becjin Major Phone Projects The noise of air hammers and the rumble of digging machines is being heard in the Viscounts Win New Honors Kotalik Studio Photo Pick Rauscher, left, won first prize for his black and white picture submitted in a contest held in connection with the recent field trip of the McIIenry Camera club. Others pictured, left to right, are Gail Marquardt, njiodel for the club members: Tom DeVries. second prize, black and white: Martha -Nihil!.- model: Mike Brown, president of the~.el.ub, third prize-for black and white and first and third prizes in color slides. . SEVERAL SUFFER OUTSTANDING MINOR INJURIES ENTERTAINMENT IN AREA ACCIDENTS ON FIESTA DAY 1 sary to create a new office in , McHenry area these days. Illi- , the person of a recorder of nois Bell has begun excavating deeds, according to law. , work on three major telephone Whether a recorder will be projects here --- additions of elected next Nov. 8 at the gen- | underground cable to provide eral election or in 1964 hinges j for new telephone growth, on action by the U.S. Bureau j One project involving the of Census. subdivisions of Holiday Hills, ! It the official census is an- j Griswold Hills and Le Villa ; nounced in time for both ma- | Vaupell, will help provide fal. jor parties to caucus and select icilities for new growth and uri candidates, names can be j ban-type services to all displaced on the fall ballot. If action comes too late for this action but before Ngv. 8. then a r ecorder| can be eTecte'd by a write-in vote. Several accidents in this area during the past week resulted: in. injuries to motorists, but , none were too serious. Three drivers were involved in a collision on Rt. 12, east of Spring Grove, on Saturday. • They were Lyle Thomas and lyenneih Larson. Jr.. of Spring Grove and Pasqual Wamil of ' Chicago. State police report that Thomas was driving east and slowed to make a turn off the highway. Larson, who was following. swerved but was unable to avoid hitting the Thomas car. The west-bound Wamil auto aiso became involved in the crash. ' Thomas suffered neck injuries and Larson was hurt about the head. Sheriff's deputies said Eugene Huff of MeCullom Lake ' apparently fell asleep while driving on the MeCullom Lake blacktop early Sunday. His car went out of control, into a ditch and knocked down a post. The car was damaged but Huff • escaped injury. A car in which two Chica- ! goans were riding went out of , control and rolled over four 1 tfmes on Rt. 120. east of McHenry, last weekend. Ruby Mae Clay suffered chest and back injuries and Arthur Mitchell was cut and biuised as a result of the accident. An auto driven by Peter Birkemoe of Wauconda was reported to have overturned in a ditch on Rt. 120. east of Volo. ];fft weekend, hut ihe driver escaped with minor injuries. LOCAL RESIDENTS LEAVE JULY 21 ON LONG PILGRIMAGE Mr. and Mrs. R.ay McGee and Mrs. Joseph Harrer of McHenry and Mi-, and Mrs. Walt- j er Conway of Woodstock will . join a large group who leave \ ihis country on the S. S. Unit- ; ed States July 21 as part of i the Rockford diocesan pilgrim- 1 age to the International Euch- i ar-istic Congress at Munich in August. J The trip will also include vis- i its to England, France, Ger- j many, Italy, Ireland and Switz- 1 erland, and will feature visits I to Oberammergau, Rome and j Lourdes. They will see the Pas- j sion Play, which will be per- ! formed for the first time since j 1950 in fulfillment of a vow } made in 1632 when the villag- : ers were saved from the Black | Plague to reenact it every ten ; years. Oberammergau's Passion Play has been performed j for three centuries. j The European visit will be concluded with a visit to Killarney and Dublin late in August, after which they will sail for New York on the twentyfourth. (Continued from Page 1) sponsored by the Illinois Water I Ski association. It will be a I variety show featuring all ; foims of water skiing, comedy and...daring feats. The talented I>erformers are from the same group that did such a fine job at last year's Chicago Trade Fair and the Waukegan centennial. This promises to be an entertaining £nd thrill-packed exhibircon for which there will be no charge and to which the public is invited. The old bridge will be closed to automobile traffic and will provide an ex- ; cellent vantage point for spectators. There will also be ample viewing space on the city beach on the west side of the river. There will be refreshment stands at these locations, and ticket booths where tickets may be purchased for the eve- . ning performance. Drum Corps Magic The feature of the day, Drum Corps Magic, will take place at McCracken field at 7:30 p.m.' This will include competition j between some of the corps previously mentioned in addition to exhibition performances by the McHenry Viscounts, the | Morton Grove Cougers and the Commonwealth Edison's "Little Kills". Five of, the corps will • h e c o m p e t i n g t o r t r o p h y | iwards. The Chicago Cavaliers, , Inst year's Fiesta Day winners, ; will be defending their title and : must win three successive ! years to keep the trophy. Tick- Ms for this performance will he available at various loea- •ions in town throughout the lay as well as at McCracken ie!d at night. Winners of the store-of-thej vear contest will be announced j 'uring Drum Corps Magic and present at ion of the award will j >e made. | Children from the Chicago I Camp for Crippled Children ; will be quests for the day of i the McHenry Kiwanis club. ' The McHenry Rotary club will 'iave as their guests children j from the Woodstock Children's I home. i McHenry's Fiesta Day might also be called "operation cooperation". The ChUrrber of Commerce, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Rotary club, City Kiwanis club, American Legion, V.F.W., Parents's'association and Township Kiwanis have underwritten this project and volunteer help from each sjroup will be on hand to make the day as enjoyable as possible. tomers in this area. Buried cable on this project will be placed along Fox street from McHenry to Griswold Lake -- a total of 37,300 feet Only if the official report on ' of, trench and cable. copulation is received after , ' Another telephone project , this date will creation of the i affects Lilymoor, Volo, Kent j office need to wait until 1964. | Acres and Eastwood Manor. The office of recorder ot ! This cable project will also fill deeds would greatly alleviate residential telephone ' growth the work of the circuit clerk, .needs in this area. | who, now: handles this business | Conduit will be placed along ; as well as that of the circuit j Illinois Route 120 from the Fox court. • River at McHenry to Lilymoot. Buried cable will then be placed in Lilymoor and Lake-, moor to take the place of existing epen wire. The final cable project will serve the residential growth i needs of the unincorporated ' This fine looking drum and bugle corps is McHenry's own Viscounts, who won first place in competition and third in the parade at festivities held at Meadowdale last Saturday. The Viscounts, who have jnade groat strides during the past year, will appear in an exhibition at Drum Corps Magic on McCracken field next Sunday night, July 17. 7IRST SERVICE IN < NEW WONDER LAKE! CHURCH JULY 17 (Continued from page. 11 MENTAL HEALTH CENTER SLATED FOR STATE GRANT The McHenry County Mental , T . Kll„„ r. J, HUretartlit,hu Center a.t lmOo- VE.. iWir au- ,a rea, of J,o h,n sburg. Conduit will T u u i Kkeeegaann rrooaada nhaass bbeeeenn ssllaatteedd ftoorr i fbreQ pml acIeUdi naoliosn RR Joouhten sb12uQrS n roorathd a grant of $38,750 from the state, one of twenty-eight grants amounting to more than one million dollars to community mental health clinics and other special mental services. In order to be eligible for the amount designated for the lo to Lincoln road. Buried cable will be placed from Lincoln road to the intersection of Johnsburg road and Pistakeo Bay road. Telephone Manager R. C. Zahn explains the cable is an cal center, about $10,000 must i important part .of the telebe raised in the county to sup- | P^one company s program to port it. The period began July j ^eeP UP demands for tele- 1 of I960 and will conclude I P'lone service here. June 30 of next year. ! ---- Administrative Direct or BAND TO PLAY Stanley M. Blumberg hopes to j CONCERTS IN ALL ' the',neaarafumTforrt[.isn< pur- | BUSINESS SECTIONS pose. He also encourages indi- -- viduals and organizations to , ^ good sized crowd of interpuonovt the center through i estecj persons heard the first contributions. I ban(j concert of the season One of the biggest of these , which was presented on the made recently was that of the : lawn of the Legion grounds Fox Valley Motorcycle Riders' last Friday evening. As stores club, which netted $670 from j were open, more people took their scrambles race. advantage of the opportunity to hear the program. This week Friday, July 15, the twenty-seven members of the band will present their concert in the parking area ! north of the Riverside hotel I between 7:30 and 8:30 | Selections by a little German ICE CREAM SOCIAL There will be an ice cream social at Zion Lutheran church Friday, July 15, from 7 to 10 p.m.. sponsored by the Zion Walt her league. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE s 50% DISCOUNT STORE-WIDE & WAREHOUSE OLSEN f u r n i t u r e ; 519-521 Main St., McHenry (West Side) y OPEN ONLY THURS., FRI. & SAT.! 0:00 A.M, io 8:00 jP,M, ; •" A STYLE ciEST "STOliEfe^:V;f : CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB FRIDAY, JULY 15th LOBSTER TAIL PLATE SI.73 PERCH PLATE $1.50 SATURDAY, JULY 16th BAR-B-QUE RIBS , $3.50 SUNDAY, JULY 17th ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF $4.00 ROAST TURKEY AND DRESSING $2.75 MONDAY, JULY 18th PORK SHANKS AND SAUERKRAUT .... $1.95 TUESDAY, JULY 1.9th NEW ORLEANS CREOLE PORK CHOPS $>.35 WEDNESDAY, JULY 20th CORN BEEF AND CABBAGE $1.50 THURSDAY, JULY 21st CHICKEN AND HOT SAUSAGE BUFFET S2.25 Music by the "Mellow-Airs" -- Sat., 9-1 p.m. Food and Drinks served on our New Patio-Bar in pleasant outdoor surroundings Enjoy our Hor d' oeu'vres and Salad I'.ar before dinner MIKE DOUGHERTY, HOST FOR RESERVATIONS Phone EV 5-2040 church for the first service. The Rev. John Spaid, secretary for camping of the Illinois Synod, will be the guest pastor, and will represent the Board of American Missions. Both the senior and the junior choirs will take part. "This service will be the culmination of many years of iO\e and devotion on the part of the members," said Rev. Burton Schroeder, pastor, "and ; the continued loyal support of many in the community, without all of whom this would not liiive boon possible. Now, all who come to worship or learn can be accommodated in beauty and a worshipful atmosphere." HOLD BENEFIT SALE | Friday and Saturday, July 15 and 16, have been selected by the Jewish Studies Group for their annual "Old Barn" rummage sale for the benefit of the woman's auxiliary to McHenry hospital. It will be held at Gladstone's barn on Richmond road from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. Jack Cooper may be contacted' for information regarding the sale. JAMES LENNON BREAKS GROUND FOR HOSPITAL Cqntinued from Page 1 creased patient load. Mayor Freund said he and the City Council approvedwhe issuing of a permit for construction of the new hospital several Weeks ago. In talking to the mayor following the ground breaking, he said the hospital will definitely be erected in the location planned and the permit at that time only awaited the signature of Fred Meyer, superintendent of public works. _ * Cricket was banned in England for .many years, beginning with an e.dict by King Edward IV in 1478, who felt the game ' was encroaching on time alio lied for compulsory archery practice of his young subjects, » and because "rhore than 50 pounds" was frequently bet on the matches. ASC ELECTION Bert Bridges, chairman of the county agricultural stabilization and conservation committee. announces the county election convention to be held Tuesday, July 26. starting at 10 a.m. at the county office, 11012 East Jackson street, Woodstock. lAJfiat It ave we 9 ot ?I 24 Maytag 36 Maytag Washers Washers 9 Dryers 12 Dryers OPEN 24-H RS. DAILY HiSiview Coin Wash Mialsfream Coin Wash Hillview Shopping Center Mark's Marine Bldft. Route 12 205 W. Kim St. Riehmond, 111. McHenry, 111. SALEAHEAD .'•£) on/(• ru n ..-idr'iv-e'to._'.y oO r ^.aliaxit Dealer! /'Valiant Value are here'. Drjyfe a' big'bar- - .'feiaTff n.b w w i th th.^ m a n w h o s e 11 s A. S. Blake Moiors, Inc. SOT E. Pearl St. R McHenry, III! I 1- F>T. PETER'S TO HOLD CARNIVAL THIS WEEKEND (Continued from page 1) rides. The dinner will be in charge ! band will be featured. of the Christian Mothers so- | The following week, the band c:ety.'of which Emma Kattner ; wil play in the parking area is president. Other officers are to the west of the Buss garage Frances Kobot, vice-president; on Main street. Vera Borre, secretary; and The band will also play Fies- Magdalyn Miller, treasurer. : ta Day on the beach to pro- Proceeds of the carnival will vide added enjoyment and afbenefit the building fund. ter the water ski show. NYE DRUG, I n c . 2.9 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, 111. 4 OPEN HOUSE SALE CIGARETTES Regulars per cin. Kings or Filters plus tax NUVEL SANITARY NAPKINS $1.89 Value si.09 CAR & SPORTS BLANKET Full 50" x 72' Reg. $4.29 $299 SWIMMING POOLS Coated Wire Fence 5-ft. Dia. 8-ft. Dia. 12-in Deep 16-in. Deep <8.49 516.95 HAWAIIAN BEACH SANDALS Men's, Women's and Children's Reg. 98c 59° pair PICNIC JUGS Thermos for Hot or Cold Drinks from up Summer Colognes TUSSY -- SHULTON DOROTHY GRAY $J00 PERFECTION HAND CREAM SPECIAL -- PRICE! 18 oz. jar -- Reg. $2.58 Special plus tax PLAY-BACK BASEBALL GAME Lots of Fun For Eeveryone $|29 • $398 All Green GRASS SEED Guaranteed 5 Lbs. Reg. $1.39 99* CHARCOAL LITER Full Quart - Reg. 49c 3 for 98c INSECT BOMB 5% D.D.T. 69c ea. BEST LIQUOR BUYS! M GIN -- Walker's Reff. $3.80 » $319 CABIN STILL 1 Straight 90% Reg. $5.19 1 » $429 VODKA -- Semkov Reg. $3.49 5th *289 Walker's Private Cellar 100 Proof -- Bonded Reg. $4.69 at $389 [ GIN -- American I Reff. $3.29 1 S,H $279 IMPERIAL Reg. ,$4.15 5th $349 ZERO 8" ELECTRIC FAN Quiet Running UL Approved Reg. $6.95 $495 l