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Page Eight THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, April 5. 1962 4 DEER DESTROYS DRIVER'S DREAM FOR DANDY DAY (Continued front Page 1) ing the deer proceed in single file across the run-way reminded him nf the long told stories of counting sheep. The plane had barely reached flying speed, and was about 5 feet in the air when the pilot noticed .tl^cy^maJs. After hitting the otier Hfc circled and returned to the field, only to have the nose ,ge$r Collapse upon landing..' , It was estimated that the deer weighed about 250 lbs. CLASSIFIED: Wanted To Rent 3 BEDROOM HOUS'£ ifl town. Excellent employment and references. Reply Box 788, c/o McHenrv Plaindealer. 3-29-4-5-62 MODERN 3 or 4 bedroom home with basement and garage. Good neighborhood by junior executive with 3 children. John Leonard, 313 So. Professor, St., Oberlin, Ohio. .^^-12-19-62 PROFESSIONALT:3flan and family would liffe^J bedroom house close to towct£ 385-5905. ~ 4-5-62 Wanted WANTED! VOTE FOR BREWER for SHERIFF Bring back Law and Order to McHenry GotmtjH .,. This adv. paid for „by, Vince Adams. ' I y *3-29-4-5-62 NEEDED AT ONCE Reliable person to • rent out electronic equipment to people calling on you for this service, at your convenience. References, and a small cash investment required. For a local interview write giving phone number to: Distr. Div. 7709 West 13St. MiHHeapolis 26, Minn. 4-5-62 HOLD FRESHMAN MIGHT AT HIGH SCHOOLAPm 9 Parents Urged To Accompany Eighth Graders To Register Annual Freshmen Night will lie held Monday evening. April 9, in the McHenrv high school gymnasium for the purpose of reeistering for classes r.ext fall. All eighth grade pupils in the district who plan to attend the local school in September, with their parents, are asked to report to the gym between the hours of 7 and 8:30. Mrs. John Bolger of the high school faculty is in charge of the program, which began with special testing of all eighth crraders. Results of these tests have been used in helping to make recommendations for the j students in regard to the study of Latin and algebra their freshman year. The pre-testing wis started several years ago. when the enrollment began to grow rapidly. In the intervening years it has assisted immeasurably in guiding young people to courses for which they are best suited.V Other Opportunities Offered In addition to registering for a regular course of study, incoming freshmen will also have an opportunity to speak with coaches and teachers of other extra-curricular subjects and irfquire concerning art, music, etc. Letters have been sent to parents of eighth graders, stating the recommendations for subjects. They are urged to study them before they accompany their boy or girl to Freshmen Night. Firemen from Company 2 at •Tohnsburg/were called to the Richard yWadecki home at 4412 N. Riverside drive, Riverdale subdivision, shortly after 10 o'clock Monday morning' vvh«,n defective wiring in the basement started to burn. There was no other damage. OFF-STREET PARKING TAKES STEP FORWARD (Continued from Page 1) ture that has brought about full cooperation from the Council. A request to name this recreation spot resulted in unanimous approval in naming it "A. P. Freund Field". This was done in recognition and memory of the generosity of the late A. P. "Tony" Freund in setting this portion of his subdivision aside for recreational purposes. Upon recommendation of the McHenry Library Board, the Council voted to advertise for bids for addition to the present library. Attractive plans have been submitted for the building and much needed parking area on the grounds. Ordinance AffeetR Signs McHenry's new zoning ordinance will no longer permit signs extending over the sidewalks. As recommended in the new plan, signs must be placed against the buildings. One exception provides that in cases where buildings are1 set back from the lot line, signs will be allowed on posts set at least 25 feet from the front lot line. Prov ision is also made for controlling height of canopies and small directional business identification signs. Now that the Council is proudly settled in a new meeting room, the Superintendent of Public Works has been aut horized to make improvements in the police department office and front room of the city hall. ASK ZONING FOR DUM£ A petition has been filed before the McHenry County Zoning board of appeals by Joe Wetzier, asking that group to grant a conditional use perfrrit for certain property on Idyll Dell road to be used as a garbage dump. A. hearing is scheduled for 3 o'clock in the Labor Tempie In Crystal Lake on Wednesday, April 18. Farmers Trading FARM BUILDINGS -- Special discontinued sizes -- steel buildings. Clear span. < Special price. Financing if desired. Phone Waukegaln' 244-3630. 9-21-61-tf FLEMING EQUIPMENT NEW IDEA - GEHL BOLENS GARDEN EQUIP. SALES and SERVICE A complete Farm Implemor Service Chain Saw Sharpening & ' Repair Phone EV. 5-0033 4005 W. Waukegan Road GEO. P. FRETTND Authorized " D^Aler for SALES & SERVICE PH. EVERGREEN 54)42' 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road Wondering whether Spring will ever get here? Cheerfully, we say, yes, it's here with our~new shipment of Easter and Spring Hats. $2.95 to $8.95 Selling's Town & Country Gifts 1381 N. Riverside Dr. Phone EV 5-0297 TOWNSHIP WILL CAST VOTES IN * NEW PRECINCTS OPEN REMODELLED [BEN FRANKLIN STORE APRIL 5 (Continued from Page 1) George T. Wilkins (D). For Clerk of Supreme Court: Mrs. Earle Benjamin Searcy (R) and James P. Alexander (D). For Clerk of Appellate Court; Paul V. Wunder (R) and Emmett J. Slingsby (D). For State Central Committeeman: James P. Gorter (R) and Daniel M. Pierce, William Patrick Gearty and Donald Pulliam (D). For Representative Committeeman, 32nd District: Frank J. Green (R) and Joseph A. Etten, Thomas J. Hanahan, Jr., Robert E. Knox and William E. McCormick (D). For County Judge: James i H. Cooney (R). j Foi County Clerk: Vernon | W. Kays iR) and John F. \ Bassett (D). j For County Treasurer: I Thomas J. Weeks CD). J On a special ballot, voters i will select two members of • the county board of schoolj trustees. The candidates are' Clarence C. Foote of Dorr' township and Benjainin T. i Winn of Richmond township. ! On a special page of this; issue, concise information on | each candidate appears, as j well as a map of the seventeen precincts. This is the first j election in McHenry township | since eight new precincts were created by the board of supervisors in the summer of 1961. A list of the polling places is also contained on Page 24. (Continued from Page 1) compared to eighteen in the old store. Work was started in December and was completed just this week. Air conditioning and new lighting have been installed, a modern front constructed and all new display counters are provided. "This expansion enables us to ofler the area a wider selection of quality merchandise, arranged in self-service displays which give the greatest convenience to shoppers", Mr. Dean said. "Special attention has been given to comfortable lighting, wide aisles and counters which put all articles within easy reach." The new air conditioning system has been designed for year 'round comfort. A new asphalt tile floor has been installed and the store's entire interior decorated in a modern color scheme to create a pleasant shopping atmosphere. The Deans came to McHenry almost ten years ago, on Sept. NEW TOWNSHIP LEVY IS $4,000 BELOW LAST YEAH (Continued from Page 1) money will be used mainly to build a structure on Rt. 31, north of McHenry and across from the Peter Hamil residence. In the past, equipment has been stored at two places, Johnsburg and McHenry. The nevv building, which will be heated in the winter, will provide sleeping quarters for employees who many times must work twenty-four hours without stopping during severe snow storms. It will also make possible storing all equipment in one place. The new tax will cost the taxpayer about .35 cents per $100 assessed valuation for the three-year oeriod. The voting was 120 in favor, forty-four opposed and seven spoiled ballots. 12, 1952, and opened their business. SHOP IN McHENRY The McHenry barracks of i the Veterans of World War I ; will meet Thursday evening, April 5, at 8 o'clock at the Legion home. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route ISO - ,Jmt East of Route 12 - Volo, DL Phone EV©rgreen 5-6260 ATTENTION! OLD HOME" OWNER Less Thm Two W@@ks H@onain To Take Advantage of Fill Installation Offered By PU8UC Slf Here's How It Works 1. You buy an Electric Range and if you have an outdated 30 Amp Service, you will receive a new 100 Amp Service at no charge. 2. This includes all labor and material and the circuit and outlet for the range. 3. If your wiring is adequate, the range circuit & outlet will be installed at no charge. C Of C Plans Dinner Dance At the Tuesday noon meeting of the Chamber of Commerce board, plans were continued for the dinner dance the organization is sponsoring, to be held April 24 at 7 o'clock at the V.F.W. clubhouse. It is open to the public, and tickets will go on sale the end of this week by members of the board or at the C of C office, which may be reached by calling Evergreen 5-4300. Only a limited number will be available, so interested persons are urged to purchase them as soon as possible. Some discussion took place on the possibility of forming a retail committee. Such a group was active until recent^rtTDntjis. JlT and board members feel that a committee of this kind has a definite place in the organization. In June there will be a general membership meeting of the Chamber, The membership drive continues, and those who have not yet signed up are urged to do so at once in order to make the C of C the strong organization of business people that is so necessary to the community. FORTY HOURS DEVOTION Forty Hours Devotion, a special period of prayer observed once each year, will be held at St. Patrick's Catholic church, McHenry, starting Thursday, April 5, and closing with the 10 o'clock Mass Sunday. PAYS TO ADVERTISE Phone 385-2885 i* .fell SJc ,#/ It's Experience /yg That Counts 3813 W. Main Street McHenry, 111. (Closed Monday) Does it Matter where a Prescription is Filled ? FREE OF EXTRA COST ^..with purchase of any G-E free standing range you receive a SPICE KITCHEN with 24 herbs and spices in miniature apothecary jars, and a beautiful walnut finished rack. McHenry, III. Moto - Mower and International Harvester MOT® iwrnnnAvioMAL KACWBsran proudly announce the appointment of p. F Spies S@ft 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry, 111. 100 Amp Service as official Authorized Sales & Service for McHenry and surrounding areas. ' We are-happy to say, they will service what they sell. You aretigvited to be our guest and see for yourself the complete line of LSwn and Garden equipment displayed on their floor. 1241 N. Green St. m &mm A REGULAR VALUE TWO OVEN HI-SPEED RANGE ^ 2 Automatic Ovens--Giant 23* Master Oven and two-shelf companion Oven. "jAr New Easy-Set Oven Timer and separate minute timer. Pushbutton Controls No-Drip Cooktop. MODEL J-406V • • • . $37195 . 24.15 IB; JO Total . $529.90 All For Oily $249.95 Live Better Electrically Carey Appliance Inc. Ph. EV 5-5500 It Does -- Try NYE DRUGS Your Friendly "Walgreen Agency" and See! DON'T FOR©ET! Nye Drugs One Cent Sale Is StIIB Going Strong /WWVWVWWVWWW/VWVS^WWWWVW wear Tack stifck Antique Bronze Brahma Calf CRAFTED BY $15.95 Other Freeman Slip From $11.95 New elegance in a casual mood! Hand-laced Tack Stitch adds a biceps touch to this wonderful-fitting tunnel gore slip-on. A style exclusive by Freeman... in luxurious Brahma Calf. 1fl^ee!A- 1245 N. Green St. Phone EV 5-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. 'til 12 noon USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA i