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Pa§e Sixteen THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Thttud^y, April 8J8& 1 Eastwood Manor New Addresses Made Known Kos£niarie Newlon # Most of the ^homeowners have been notified of their new addresses by the telephone company, if you have not received your* new one contact Tom Birmingham, EV. 5-0564. Tom has a complete list of addresses.- it on" April 29-30 at the barn. More information later about ihe time and what they will do with the articles for sale. Danger! Shooting in the slough is against the law as this is too near residential areas. Parents please warn your children against shooting in Ihe slouch. If anyone is seen shooting in this area charges will be made against them and legal action taken. Faith Presbyterian Church April 10--Monday -7-30 p.m. , . Meeting of Board of Deacons. April 11--Tuesday--9:30a.m. . . Meeting of Presbyterial at the second Presbyterian Church at Freeport. . . 8 p.m. Choir Rehearsal. April 12--Wednesday--8 p.m. . . . Session Meoling. On April 30 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Faith Presbyterian church, the Mariners club will sponsor a spaghetti dinner for members and friends of the church. The proceeds will go to the Wonder Lake school for mentally retarded children. Cub Scout News The Cub Scouts held a pack meeting Tuesday night to discuss the Scout-O-Rama which will be held at Crystal Lake on April 22. Everyone is welcome to attend the Scout-ORama.. On April 8 the Cub Scout? of pack 454 will go to Glenview Airfield to view the jets. Bridge Club Pat Kellogg was the hostess for the bridge club this week. The girls are all talking about the delicious crab, shrimp and lobster salad Pat served. Nancy Lessard won first prize and Lee Landin received the travelling prize. Lois Krebs won eighth prize. Pink and Bine Shower Judy Huemann was really s u r p r i s e d l a s t S u n d a y when M a d e l i n e F r e c k m a n i n v i t e d Jean Mersch, Dee Pennick, Jo Ann Hutchinson, Jackie French, Mary Lou Barry, Lois Bianchi, Lois Ryan and many of Judy's relatives to a shower in her honor. eryone was so busy working in their yards, I'm sure our subdivision will be a beautiful sight to sfee come summertime. Sick List ' Beth Hayes and Kathy Barry have the chicken pox. Sorry to hear this girls, so get well real fast- Happy Birthday On April 6 Paul Cisewski will be four years ok} and Billy Urban will be nine. Tony Noonan celebrates on the tenth of April. Gerald Brodin will be eight on ihe eleventh and Timothy Cary will be seven on the same day. Debbie Olson will be three, Betsy Stephenson will be six on April 12, on this day birthday wishes also go to Eleanor Kuck, Carol Goffo and Ralph Priester. Jimmy Fultz invited five of his buddies to supper to help him celebrate his eighth birthday. Peg and Walt Garrelts and Harold and Shirley Lottchea went out to dinner to celebrate Peg's birthday. This and That The Wiegman family attended the confirmation of Louise's niece, Karen Bartelt of Berwyn, last Sunday. , Pat and Lew Kellogg spent the weekend at Rockton, 111. Mary Salo of Amasa, Mich., is enioying a two week stay with Marilyn and Ray Salo. Marilyn and Jack Fultz were happy to have Jack's cousin, Dick and Judy Young, from Fort Wayne, Ind., spend a few days with them last week. The Kelloggs, Bob, Pat, Butch, Mike and David, had a wonderful weekend visiting Pat's sister and family in Indianapolis, Ind. There was a special occasion for this trip as Pat's niece Tracey celebrated her third birthday. Brownies Betty Radner and Rosemarie Newlon took the Easter baskets tc the Children's Home in Woodstock. Brownies did not meet this week. They will meet on Monday, April 10, and have election of officers. .Rummage. Sale The committee for the rummage sale have decided to hold E.M.P.O.A. Don't forget the meeting next Friday at the barn at 9. An amendment to the by-laws will be voted on and discussed. Spring is Here March went out like a lion and left us all with a big job of the clean-up, T.V. antenna's came down, papers and lawn furniture flew all over the yards, but warmer weather came a few days later and ev- Don't forget to call EV. 5- 2892 with all the latest news. Luncheon Surprise Louise Wiegman was going to go out to lunch when Betty Radner, Winnie Hansen, Lois McCormack and Rosemarie Newlon walked in with lunch all prepared for Louise's birthday. Louise was quite surprised and delighted with the lunch. Bookmobile On Saturday, April 8, 9:30 - 10:30 the bookmobile library will be at the bams. This library has a wide selection of books for all ages, adult as well as children^ • ATTENDANCE AT McHENRY STATE PARK INCREASES Illinois' state parks and memorials attracted 8,378,571 visitors during I960, the Illinois Department of Conservation reported today. The 1960 attendance total was 147,088 less than the 8,- 525,659 reported by the Department for 1959. Heading the list ag«in as the most popular tourist attraction was New Salem State Park near Petersburg, which drew 986,204 visitors. This was a decrease of 114,246 from the 1959 attendance. Starved I^ock State Park was the second most popular park with a 1960 attendance of 821,956, a decrease of 69,- 573 from 1959. Two Springfield sites each drew more than a half million visitors. Lincoln's Tomb reported 574,329 and Lincoln s Home 561,264. Illinois Beach State Park, near Waukegan, reported 556,- 224 visitors, an increase of 150,3^0 over 1959. Conservation Department officials said the decline in attendance during 1960 was due to bad weather on several holiday weekends and also to a general nationwide decrease in tourist business. The McHenry dam' had an increase in number of visitors from 66,938 in 1959 to 88,534 in 1960. Holiday Hills WILL ELECT OFFICERS FOR CIVIC LEAGUE Rita Oleyar An organization known as the Nunda Township- Civic League will hold election of officers at its April 16 meeting. Thirty-nine subdivisions are presently represented in the League. A letter explaining the purpose and aims of the organization will be read to rtiembers at the next meeting of the H.H.P.O.A. The membership will be asked to approve Holiday Hills participation in the league. This is not an entirely new organization. Members of the Nunda Township Civic League w e r e i n s t r u m e n t a l s e v e r a l years ago in helping to straighten out a mix-up in the school districts. Raee with Stolrk Frank and Barbara Csuti won a race with the stork last Wednesday morning the twenty- ninth of March. A 6 lb., 2 oz., daughter was born to Barbara seconds after they arrived at St.' Joseph's hospital in Elgin. The little girl, as yet unnamed, is the fifth child for the Cutis. The other children in the family are Sandra, wtio is eight; Frank, six; Kathy, two, and Debbie, who is just Mary Jungwirth in Accident Mary Jungwirth is recuperating from an accident which occurred when the car she was driving was hit head-on by another on, Friday night, March 24. Mary suffered head, and back injuries and he£ car was severely damaged in the crash The driver of the other car was arrested for leaving the scene of an accident and driw ing on the wrong side of the road. Mary was on her way to work at the McHenry hospital when the accident occurred. Road Improvement Road improvement is presently underway as a result of an agreement between the developers and the H.H.PX).Aofficers and board. Gravel will COMPLETE CLEARANCE , Floor & Demonstrator Models SEWING MACHINES Necchi Super Nova Ultra] Necchi Supper Nova CONSOLE . .. $299.00l PORTABLE .. $199.00 TAKES HOW m rousi Famous y i r e s f o t t * CHAMPION GROUND GRIP Necchi Nora Automatic PORTABLE i to mil tic I $169.50| Zig-Zag PORTABLE .. $69.50 Straight Stitch PORTABLE $49.5o| We SERVICE ALL MAKES Phone EV 5-0917 214 S. Green St. McHenry, 11 . Reasons WSijj To s®0 Os a Yea S»ed A Water System or WrilJ 1. Only trained personnel in their respective field of -- Drilling -- Pump. Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. Largest pump :nventory in the county. (Jet's, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) 3. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency. 4. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system. 5. A guarantee in writing. 6. We service all makes including Montgomery Wards and Sears pumps. 7. Our men and machines are completely insured. 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection. 9. Parts available for all makes. 10. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points. 11. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK [ lies- lira priced tractor tire e deeper center bite... No other tractor tire gives n much for so low a price Don't Buy until you get HBtrp Prices 'JJ LL'Ui" firesfone c h a m p i o n * ON 12 Month Road Hazard Guarantee 7.10-15 NYLON IS "ontR Road Hazard Guarantee *Bj«kwan, rayon, h»b«-typ«. Tires Mounted Free! "v for "MdtatyCi WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located ih ihe Village ol McCullom Lake 2% miles from McHenry on McCullom-Wpnder Lake Rd. Phone McHenry EV 6-5252 or Residence EV 5-0718 tmWhilevialte 7.50-14 Tubeless Black Hylon $14.95 Call Us For... YOUR TRUCK TIRE NEEDS ' or BATTERIES--We allow up to $6.00 Trade-in AftUienry Tire Mart WALT FREUND, Prop. 526 W. Main St. EVergreen 5-0294 McHenry, 111. be spread and more grading done. This work is being supervised by members of the association. Questionnaires Circulated Association directors, acting as area captains, are circulating opinion questionnaires to all residents. This is an honest effort to improve relations between the property owners organization and all residents. It is hoped, also, that an increase in membership will result. Please cooperate. Grandparents of Twins Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seebach became grandparents for the t h i r d ( a n d f o u r t h ) t i m e on March 8 when twin daughters arrived at the home of their older daughter, Barbara. Barbara and her husband, Elmer Wegren, live in Laramie, Wyoming, and were already parents of Stephen, four. The babies are named Amy and Anne. Amy weighed 5 lbs., 2 ozs., at birth and Anne, 6 lbs., 2 ozs. The little girls have made Frank Seebach a greatgrandfather five times over. Girl Scout News The Valley View Neighborhood annual father-daughter banquet will be held Wednesday, April 19, at the McHenry Community high school. The time is seven o'clock. Reservations must be given to leader Gerry Breede by April 5. This affair always turns out to be most enjoyable to scouts and their fathers who attend. In addition to the delicious food, an interesting program is usually presented. Rely On Us To Send You A Cab : Pronto Caflp;.us for quickest cab servfee. No matter what the weather may be, our Radio Dispatched Cab will be th«3» within minutes. .McHfmi'f Cab Ph. EVergreen 5-0723! 2 ... Nelghbororly Nptei Jeanne Baird, Mary Anne Mahon, Lorraine Bemis and Joan Laskowski distributed nine Easter baskets to- children of needy families. The baskets were designed by the Girl Scouts and filled by the Woman's club. Rickie Ary fell in the barber shop and had several stitches taken in his head. * Dean Heisie has just recovered from a battle with infected .tonsils. Gary C o n n e 11 brought the mumps home. Linda Abbink forced a cancellation of a Girl Scout troop meeting because of an apparent case of mumps, but it turned out to be swollen glands. Social Notes The Mettelkas entertained Earline's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dickerson, for a few days. The Dipkersons live in Dupo, 111. Chuck and Eunice Heise attended a roarifig twenties party Saturday, March 25, in Morton Grove. This was the monthly meeting of their Couples club. LIBRARY HOURS The new library hours^Jcr Lakemoor were announced this week and are in effect April 1. They are as follows: Tuesday, 2 p.m. to 5 p m.; Thursday, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturdays, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lots of people who claim to be broad minded are just too lazy to form an opinion. Legale BIOS WANTED • •• • ^ COUNTY OF McHENRY ILL. Premium Bids are desired by the County on the following types of Insurance: 1. Workmen's Compensation, Occupational Diseases and Employers' Liability Coverage. 2. Comprehensive General Liability (excluding products) and Automobile Liability Coverage. For deails and specifications contact County Clerk ^Vernon W. Kays, Court House, Woodstock, 111. Bids to be opened April 11, 1961 at 1:00 P.M. The County reserves the right to reject any afad all Bids, and to accept the Bid deemed most advantageous to the County. Signed: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS INSURANCE COMMITTEE (Pub. March 23rd-30th April 6th, 1961) NOTICE OF (MIW OAP|, Estate of GLENN T. WATTLES Deceased j ^ Notice is hereby given to all persons that May 1, 1961, the claim date in the estate! of GLENN T. WATTLES, Deceased, pending in the Counta Court of McHenry Courit£ Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. (Signed) HOWARD WATTLpS Administrator with , Will Annexed R. A. Stueben Attorney at Law , 312 E. Elm St. * 9 McHenry, 111. (Pub. Mar. 30, Apr. 6-13, 1961) The nation's smallest military cemetery is located in Washington, D. C, and is called the Battleground National Cemetery, covers 1,003 acres, and cont£uns 41 graves, of men who. died on that3 spot in one battle of the Civil War. largest military cemetery W Arlington, with 420 acres, and 88,100 graves. OVERHEATED MOTORS HtCktoOjftkt Jfaut A d©g®©$ r®«Ha»or •cm MO®GO ET<3®8 DSMOG* hlami'i Fa ttory-Method How Tetiattvrm 100% tooting efficiency. RADIATOR Cleaning and Repairing AT LOW, WRAn PRICES tupecthe W-- * CnrimIW ' ontm Complete Stock Of Rebuilt Radiators ADAMS" BROS. REPAIR SERVICE 300 E. Elm St. McHenry Phone EV. 5-0783 13ASY WAY TO KILL WEEDS AS YOU FEED CIVES S A QUICK SBOWn PICK-UP. 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