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i^age Twenty McHenry Shores HOUSE MADE "HOME" BY MACK FAMILY Patt Petersen - EV. 5-5425 The house at 1203 Bonnie Brae no longer stands empty. It has a family at last. Raymond and Theresa Mack and their six children have nowmade it into a home and all of us in the surrounding neighborhood are quite happy with their arrival. The Macks are originally fiom Wonder I.ake and moved into their new home on Sunday, March 18. Their six lovely children range in age from 15 years to 2'l> months. Patricia, who is 15, goe% to Marian Central high school, Jimmy. 13. and Jerry. 11. go to St. Mary's in McHenry. Joey, who has just turned si,x (this is t'he first birthday in their new home* attends kindergarten Wo all hope you enjoyed your birthday. Joev. Jeff, who is 3 and Jackie, who is the baby at 2'i mcnlhs are still at homo with mama. The family also has n beautiful German shepherd. Don't Forget: M.S.C. Grab you partner and bring them along for either a good rousing square dance or a table thumping card game. We're doing both at the next meeting of the McHenry Shores club. It sounds like an awful lot of fun so why don't you put on some country duds and come on down with the rest of us. Help us get some of the kinks out and enjoy a do-sedo or two. We'll discuss important items at the short--an--to--the-p <> i n t business meeting first thing. Later on there'll l^e refreshments as usual and as usual they'll he good. We'll be looking for you at the V.F.W. hall in McHenry. April 5 at 8-p.m. Country Gentleman ; One of the busiest country gentleman we've ever run across is Charles C. Ramage. His daily life is just full of meetings, phone calls, work and more meetings. Charies is active in so many organizations that it makes one dizzy looking at the list. His neighbors in the Shores know him as the Chaplain of the M.S.C. and a member of the board of administration. Mr. Ramage, however, had the instincts of a busy man long before he moved to McHenry Shores. He attended Lakeview high school and went on to Northwestern University for a course TIJE MclfOIRY PLAINDEALER U Thursday, March 29, 1952 in insurance and finance. He was secretary and. board member of the Selective Service Board 132 throughout World War Two and was cited for efforts by Governor Dwight Greene. For twenty years -he was in the gasoline station business in Chicago..and now is a general insurance broker and has had this job for 15 ypars. Charles was a past president of the Logan Square Lion's club and also past president of the Central Fuller ton avenue Businessman's association. A 32nd. degree Mason, a Shriner, and a piesent member of the Fox Lake Lion's club and the McHenry County Shrine club, and our own S.S.A.C. club. He somehow" finds time to squeeze in a little golf and card playing. On June Pi, 33 years ago. Charles married a pretty young girl by the name of Lorotta, who turned into quite a homemaker and cook. They have one son who is now /naiTited to a lovely girl by the' name'\of Jane who was a professional dancer before they were married.. Leonard and Jane have presented the senior Ramages with three grandchildren. Welcome Home Willis and Terry The Coateses have just returned from a delightful stay in Florida. They spent almosl the entire winter there and were smiling innocently when we mentioned our record snowfall. They've bad weather in the 80's. Can you imagine, Terry said it only rained once during iheir stay and that was at night! They were gone six weeks rnd .spent four of those weeks at Hollywood By The Sea on the East coast of Florida. This was by the ocean and just think of all thai lovely warm water and golden hot sand. 'Doesn't it just make you drool? After four weeks on the East coast, they crossed over to the 'West coast on the Gulf of Mexico at Holmes Beach in the Anna Alal ia Islands. Their days were spent relaxing in the sun (sigh) and touring the area. In the evenings they enjoyed eating at different restaurants. Charles and Bernice MacCullum were also vacationing in Florida at this time and the Coateses visited with them on different occasions. They went up to St. Petersburg, took a trip through the Everglades, and saw the golf tournament in which all the big league ball players took part. The pro baseball players were in Florida as most of us know, for their spring training. Willis, himself, enjoyed a few golf games and some swimming during their stay. The Coateses included Mrs. MacCullum on one of their trips. Willis, Terry and Bernice took an all day trip to Naples which is on the southern most tip of Florida. We're glad they had such a nice time but we're also glad to see them home once again. Triple Birthday Fete The Reznicek family celebrated three birthdays on Sunday. March 18. Emily had quite a houseful of guests. The honored ones were; husband, Joe, granddaughter, Karen, and daughter-in-law, Frannie. Emily treated them all to a sumptuous meal of roast turkey and trimmings and a big birthday cake with candles and all. Joe and Emily's son, Leonard. and'his wife. Eleanor, were there with their three children; Judith, Karen and Janet. Mrs. Silha, Leonard's mother-in-law, and Ralph Cook. Judith's fiance, were also there. All are. fiom LaGrange Park. The Rezniceks' other son, Joe. Jr.. was there With his wife. Frannie. and son. Gary, all from Elmhurst. And from Mundelein came George Prep, Mrs. Reznicek's brother. Quite a houseful, sounds like they all had fun. Tremendous Turnout for "Music Man" The production of Music Man and tea which was given by the Woman's Society of McHenry Methodist church at the V.F.W. hall last week was a huge success. Over 400 women attended and were enchanted by Ann Varese's performance. McHenry Shores was well represented at this affair as ;.bout twenty women from the Shores attended. Louise Winters was in charge of the kitchen and Helen Smith and Irene Middlekauff helped pour the tea. It was an enjoyable afternoon for everyone concerned. PROFES^TOnSL OmECTORV EARL R. WALSH HtfSURANCE fire, Auto, Farm & Ufe lk Representing ft.iri.iART.ir. COMPANIES When Tou Need Insurance ol Any Kind Phone EVergreea 6-0048 or 5-0958 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, ID Around Town Leah Hogan and Irene Mid- (Hc-kauff have discovered a delightful eating place where you can also relax and have a game of bridge. It's in a nearby house which has been remodeled for restaurant use. The nicest thing is you can stay after you finish your meal and have a bridge game while relaxing in this very delightful at mosphere. Leah and Irene did just this on the afternoon of March 22. Another group of ladies also having discovered this same restaurant celebrated two of their birthdays there last Match 15. Virginia Verstege and Irene Mueller were the birthday girls (it was March 14 for both of them) and Mildred Snively and Helen Smith made up the foursome. After their luncheon they came back to Helen's house for their regular bridge game. Helen says it's sort of a "learning-to-playbridge- club". Gus and Helen Smith celebrated Gus's birthday (which was Friday, March 16) last Saturday by driving to Milwaukee, eating at a very famous restaurant there and staying overnight with friends. They returned home Sunday. Helen had her bridge foursome over last Thursday for another tournament game. This bridge tournament has been going in full swing since last Sept. 17 and will continue until May 5. It is being sponsored by the Methodist church. We are glad to rfeport that Raymond Pogor is home again from the hospital. He was released last Sunday. Birthdrty Celebrants We are very short on birthdays this week but we have a sneaking suspicion that our books are not quite up to date. If anyone is unintentionally left out give us a ring, will you? A happy, happy birthday goes to Michael Rumelin who will be a bright eight years of a g e on A p r i l 2 . On t h e f i f t h we hail Barbara Weber. May you have a very happy day, Barbara. SAFETY PROGRAM Safety of the Illinois citizen, either in his automobile and moving or at work and immo-'1 bile, occupied Gov. Otto Kerner's thoughts and actions the past week. The appointment of a general chairman for the 1S62 voluntary vehicle safetycheck program in Illinois coming on the heels of the appointment of the new nine-member advisory board for safety inspection and education demonstrated this interest. Safetychecks will be conducted in I l l i n o i s c o m m u n i t i e s d u r i n g April through June, "LangiHc representing the office of the governor in , presenting and helping to organize the checks. Safety-check kits will be supplied to community chairmen and high school leaders free of charge. SHOP IN McHENRY PRIBLA Treasurer Wildman FOR CONG THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE WITH A POSITIVE STAND DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1286 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-0186 Res. Phone: EV 5-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. Evenings 6:30 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-62 SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment 2 Miles South on Rt. 31 Ph. EVergreen 5-0950 8-62 GORDON E. SERGANT Registered Professional Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 419S Yi Mile South of Rt. 12 on Johnshurg - Wilmot Road 5-62 DR. LEONARD L. BOTTARI Optometrist Eyes Examiaed-Glasses Fitted 1308 N. Richmond Road Hours: Eveniugs Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 7 to 9 p.m. Saturdays: 8 to 6 p.m. Phone EV. 6-2262 WILDMAN GETS SUPPORT FROM ROBERT TAFT. JR., OF OHIO, WHO SAYS: "We're fortunate to have men tike Max Wildmaa funning for the Congress of the United States." Wildman ls..« for local responsibility--not federal control for individual independence^not federal handouts for measures that wifl help parents with children in school or college-- not federal aid to and control over schools and colleges for dynamic Republicanism^-aol more 'me too-ism' for Income tax consideration on medical care--not federal red tape wMdmg toward socialized medicine for a sensible farm program--not fete®!! regulations over crops and products for encouragement to business and industry that creates more job opportunities--not stifling federal that throttle business and unemployment TAX FACTS A recent decision of the Appellate Court in Illinois, Second district, first division, in which the court held that jusT tices of the peace do not have jurisdiction over the collection of delinquent personal properly taxes, is called to the attention of both the taxing body and the taxpayer by the Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois. In this case, the people of the state, by the state's attorney of Will county, filed a petition in the Circuit court of Will county commanding the justices of the peace (respondents) to docket and hear cases which were actions in debt for the collection of delinquent personal property taxes from several named defendants. The trial court found that the justices have jurisdiction over the collection of delinquent personal property taxes involving amounts within their statutory jurisdictional limits. The court granted the petition and directed the justices to hear the cases. The justices appealed. In its decision, the Appellate court said that it has long been held that a delinquent personal property tax is a personal liability which can be collected in an action of debt. But the Appellate court was of the further opinion that justices of the peace have only limited VOTE KtHPUBLICAM PRIMARY APRIL lO Vote for Experience vote for AUDREY P. WALGENBACH 13 years' service as chief deputy treasurer for Republican Candidate McHenry County T R E A S U R E R vote APRIL 10 primary BURGERS-SHAKES-FRIES | g ea. Open 7 Days per week - 6 a.m. -11 p.m. r \ 21/2 Miles East of McHewy on Route 120 jurisdiction, and under such limited ability to hear cases, there is no authority for the proposition that a justice of the peace has jurisdiction of preceedings for collection of delinquent personal property taxes. Section 18 of Article VI of the Illinois Constitution provides that county courts shall be courts of record and shall have original jurisdiction m all matters of probate . . . and in proceedings for the collection of taxes and assessments, and such other jurisdiction as may be provided by general law. The Appellate court, held that although an action of debt is on appropriate form of action for the collection of delinquent personal taxes, such a suit must be brought in the county court, and not in the justice of the peace court, because of Section 18, Article VI of the Illinois Constitutiojf> This constitutional provision, according to the opinion, vests original jurisdiction over such actions in county courts to the exclusion of justices of the peace. Los Angeles County has $0% of the wealth and 43% of the vote of California. U Many Reasons to Save New Home? Neft Car? College for Your Children? Retirement? Save where it is . . . SAFE and CONVENIENT Where your dollars earn above average dividends. Declared DhjMend., Rate 4V2% Marengo Federal Savings Seven Figure Dialing - .p, is on the way! New-style, seven-figure telephone numbers are now being introduced gradually in McHenry. They're being given to new telephone customers and to present customers who move or whose service requires a change in their directory listing. But, on April 29, every telephone in McHenry will have a seven-figure number All of these numbers will be made up of the present two-letter prefix, "EV," converted to its numerical equivalent, "38" -- plus the last five figures of the present number. All McHenry phone numbers will look similar to this: 385-9981. ILLINOIS BELL It's easy to dial seven-figure numbers. You just dial seven figures (385-9981) instead of two letters and five figures. These seven-figure numbers are being introduced in McHenry and throughout the U.S., because population growth and new telephone services demand more usable number combinations than the present system allows. If yojli have any questions about sevenfigure dialing, please call your Service Representative at the telephone business office, 385-9981. TELEPHONE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MARENGO, ILLINOIS 102 N. State St. Phone JOrdan 8-1208 A Mutual Company Starving Northers missis* Sines 1335 Total assets $14000*000.00 1311 North Court Street t