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Pig* Fourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, July 20, 1961 Lftkfetaoor NAME COMMITTEES FOR FISCAL YEAR AT VILLAGE MEET David Heckmann EV. 5-053? Mr. „ Woodman, engineer from Crystal Lake reported the final plans for the work on the roads should be in very soon, and work will begin as soon as bids are submitted. The following policemen were appointed for the next fiscal year. Herbert Brossman, Frank Pogany, Eugene Nichols and lies Fort. Dr. John T. Gray was appointed health officer for the village. Johnsburg GIRL FORESTERS WILL PICNIC AT GRISWOLD LAKE Betty Hettenhanrt The juvenile members of St. Agatha's court No. 777 will' meet in front of St. John's school next Wednesday morning, July 26. at 10 o'clock. The girls will be accompanied by their directors and several mothers to Shady Shores on Griswold Lake where their annual swim party will be held. Permission slips for this picnic nd swimming outing were to be turned in by July 19. Preschool children must be accomfor donations you will be soon. Some of the parish ladies have kindly consented to give much of their time to solicit in the various subdivisions and through town. Donations of any kind such as coffee, butter, cakes, pies, vegetables, etc., will be greatly appreciated. Please be generous when these ladies come to call. /b There have been reports on panied by their mother. Each cars speeding on the village j person attending this outing ig roads. Please slow down to the asked to bring their own hot proper speed of 20 miles. The ^0i,s or hamburgers, buns, children ride their bicycles and ; plates and silverware. A fee of walk on the roads, and should one of these children get hurt, it will be too late to slow down. Please remove garbage cans off the road and into your own yards after garbage has been 20 cents per person will be collected also. One dish to pass per family is requested too. Hospital Patient I'm sure most of you folks picked up. Also arty gaibage .n vjcjnjty remember when rriat tmnlnpri n cr in t ho P"flvn- t _ _ . « that is smoldering in the garb voung George Colomer, Jr., of age cans will not be picked up. The village clerk's office hours are as follows: Tuesday, Sunnvsirie was burned so badly on this past Good Friday. After several times in the Mc- 2 to 4 p.m Thursday. 7 to 8 j • ' n(m. a p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m.- tc!,tfi_en..t/ :i_n a_ Chicago ,h ospital. HTTe, recently underwent more skin rafts and time hangs heavy 12 p.m. The village clerk's of- j fice telephone number is F.V. j 5-9791. All records^, permits, . . clerk's I on y°unS I m sure he would appreciate hearing from i his young friends through get j well cards. Why not drop him a line or two soon. His address is as follows: George Colomer, tags are kept in the office. For any information please call the clerk's office. Police Notice The Lakemoor police will start checking all cars for vehicle tags. Acting Chief of Police Herbert Brossman will have his men ticket all cars that do not have vehicle tags displayed upon the windshield of their motor vehicle. We are running far behind in obtaining stickers, therefore this crack-down by police is necessary. If you have a vehicle sticker for your car and not displayed on the windshield, the police suggest that you do sOi You can be ticketed in accordance with the law. There are many people with dogs in the village, who have j not purchased dog tags. The law requires a license for your dog or tickets will be issued by the police. All dogs running loose will be picked up and taken to Dr. Fike's. If you think anything of your pets ob- Jr.. Illinois Central Hospital, 5800 So. Stony Island avenue, Chicago, 111., Pedeatrics 307. To Celebrate Anniversary Congratulations are in store for Mr. and Mrs. Joe King who will be celebrating their golden wedding anniversary in the community club hall on July 29. Open house will be held from seven to nine that evening. We hope Joe and Lena celebrate many, many more "I^Iappy Anniversaries." Church Carnival Please keep in mind the dates of Aug. 4, 5 and 6. These are the three big days of St. John's church summer carnival. Activities of all kinds for all ages will be available over this weekend. A fish fry on Baseball Notes My schedules tells me the Johnsburg Tigers are to travel to Kenosha for a game beginning at 7:30 p.m. Also lots of Softball activity on the V.F.W. grounds on Tuesdays and Thursdays of •each week. Hettermann's team is putting on a real good show this year and playing ball like mad. Why not see a few of these exciting, games. Birthday Boy Little Johnny Frett, son of Carol and Wally, was "king of the roost" last Sunday .at a party honoring his first birthday. Relatives gathered in the Frett home to help Johnny celebrate his big day. His actual date of birth is July 15 though the party took place the following day. Rescue Squad Calls Early last Sunday evening the rescue squad was called to Kings subdivision where a man was overcome while swimming. He was taken to the McHenry hospital in the squad ambulance. Once again a little reminder to purchase your tickets for the forthcoming rescue squad dance. This is one small way you can show your appreciation to your rescue squad for the great job they have done and will continue to do in the future. By purchasing these tickets you help to maintain your squads equipment. Please get your tickets for the dance which comes up on Sept. 2 in the community club hall. Friday and the popular roast tain a dog tag and keep them , j)eef dinner on §unday will be chained or fenced in accord- - among ^ mtX^ll«H*Hbns. ance with the laws of this vil- j Speaking of food, if you lage. Vehicle stickers and dog j haven't been contacted as yet tags may be obtained at the ^ -- village clerk's office. It will i cost you less to see the village j emergency care on July 14 by clerk than to have the police j Mrs. Summerville and Annette see you. Schmidt. The boy's feet were 1 badly cut, due to some one'? Attention Non-swimmers j thoughtless act of throwing Annette Schmidt and a few i glass in and around our beach, other civic minded w o m e n j it's a shame that all the have started a swimming class i hard work done by our boys for the youngsters. They would | Qf the neighborhood should be appreciate any help from those I wasted just because of a AMATEUR EXHIBIT A special judging for amateur artists who have had no opportunity to exhibit their work at county fairs or local exhibitions has been arranged for Aug. 1 in the Illinois Building on the state fairgrounds. Twenty-four paintings selected from each countv not hav- I ing a local contest will be eligible for competition at "he state fair. McHenry Shores FUN FAIR HELD AT BEACH DREW GOOD ATTENDANCE Terry Coates - Sara Partain On July 8 the "Fun Fair" was held at the beach. The weather man was very good to us and a wonderful crowd enjoyed themselves from noon until the wee small hours. The treasurer reports that the results financially were very satisfactory and the net receipts will be used to augment our treasury to provide funds for worthy civic projects as they become necessary and are approved by the board of directors of the McHenry Shores club.. The officers and directors' of the club appreciate the wonderful cooperation shown by the ladies in donating pies and cakes and for the hard wdik by those who hauled picnic tallies and other necessary equipment from Wonder Lake fife department. Mr. Micritz, Jack Schnlitt and Mr. Pouor provided for the use of their trucks. Note: How many of you had the pleasure of watchine "Man Mountain Micritz" shouldering one of the heavy forms and carrying it as if it was a tooth-pick? Our eratitude also to all those who cave freely of their time in serving at the several booths and concessions. Alice Brunke. chairman of the vvavs and means committee and her co-worker, Paula Tigeemann, and their committee members put in long hours of work. Without this help it would have been impossible to make this affair the success that it turned out to be. Mr. Mueller and Mr. Schopp provided wonderful entertainment for the children. Here and There Irene and Trent Middlekauff spent three weeks in Crosby, Minn. They stopped at Albert Lee and Minneapolis on the wav. Fishine was en.joy£d»«by hot h. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hicks are soendine two Weeks with ihis parents Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hicks.' Donald is with the Naw. His wife is stopping with her Darents in Philadelphia. Mildred Snively had a few neighbors in recently at a dinner birthday party for Norman Medeiros and on Wednesday, July 12, Mildred had as her guests the following neighbors Mrs. Jack Verstege, Mrs. August Smith and Hazel Mac- Laughlin at a luncheon and card party given at the estate of Dr. Smith of Chapel Hill. The party was given by the McHenry Garden club. Also attending were Mrs. Alec Duncan, Mrs. Stuart Rode, Mrs. Edmund Hogan and her mother, Mrs. Julie Huprecht. Mrs. Duncan served on the committee. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Milr ler and their daughter, Ruth, spent a few days in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, Iowa. Sorry they missed the "Fun Fair". Ruth and Fred Dodge have as their house guests Ruth's mother and aunt from Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Verstege attended the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallo on Saturday, July 8, in' Schiller Park. Bill Korner is spending a week in Chicago with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Korner entertained John's mother arid dad from Chicago and also guests from Racine, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bartels, Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Kruse and children; and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sheppard and children on July 9. The neighbors of Mrs. Helen Jacek will all be happy to hear that she returned home from the Woodstock hospital on July 6 and that we all wish her a speedy recovery. A Reunion The Alee K. Duncans had as their guests on Sunday, July 9, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Lawson, who live near LaGrange and Miss Jeannie M. Love froiti New Milas, Ayrshire, Scotland. Miss . Love is here on a Furniture Tops Glazing and Picture Frames Made to Order Mirrored Plaques Free Estimates who can give an hour every day from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. There are three divisions in these classes: Minnows or beginners; northerns or middle class; and the whales or advanced swimmers. Water tragedies turn a summer vacation into a sorrowful affair so let's get behind these ladies and teach water safety to our children. thoughtless few. The beach is supposed to be a joyful place for our children to play, not to be hurt. Please help to keep it that way by throwing trash in the waste recepticals and not in the water or on the beach. McHENRY AUTO GLASS & MIRROR CO. (Across from Jewel Tea) 3715 W. Elm, McHenry, 111. McHenry, 111. Ph. EV 5-3940 £ Home-made German BRATWUIS? DINNER or Va FRIED' fcHRCEflN "In The Basket" from 5:00 P.M. 'til Midnight Friday Night - Fish Fries Orders To Go Fridays and Saturdays visit with her sister, Mrs. Lawson. These guests are, daughters of Mr. Duncan's eldest sister who died recently. He had not seen Miss Love in 48 years. Happy Birthdays On July 21 to Theresa "Tracy" Brunke and Garret Boor, Bob Harper's dad. On July 24 Bernice Musielak will celebrate, and on July 25 Joyce Pinkonsly will become a year older. Carol. Verstege will have her first birthday on the twenty-seventh. Wedding Anniversaries Congratulations to Herbert and Winifred Clausen on the twenty-fourth and to Thomas and Mildred Hawkins on the twenty-sixth. Schedule for beach work Sunday, July 23: Ray Moore, Ted Guy, J. Albert Liss and Charles MacCallum. Keep up the good work boys? Closing Several plates used at 'Fun Fair" are being held for identification'. New York Airways is now using 15-passenger helicopters in its shuttle service between New York City airports. 9* Smith's ABnemwit Service ELMER SMITH, Owner "Across from Ball Park in West McHenry" 1313 No. North Drive McHenry, HL • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING • WHEEL BEARINGS , • BRAKES AND SHOCK ABSORBERS • MINOR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Phon. EV S4724 or EVM2M THURSDAY & Fl JULY 20 & 21 RUDY'S DRIVE-IN ROUTE 120 WEST LAKELAND PARK ) ? Opening Specials! 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