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Thursday/ April 19, 1962 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Lilymoor Set Dates For Clean Up Week Shirley Schuerr Clean up of Lilymoor will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 5 and 6. All trash such as cans, bottles, etc., should be put into boxes or garbage cans so it can be picked up and hauled away. The clean up will benefit everyone who lives in Lilymoor and-the subdivision as a whole. KJ With Lilymoor cleaned up we can be proud to have others come into our subdivision and see how proud we are of Lilymoor. A pot-luck supper is planned for the workers. More details to follow on this. See you at the clean up campaign. Please mark your calendar so you won't forget, that's Saturday and Sunday, May 5 and 6. • Association News The Lily moor association held its monthly meeting Tuesday; April 10. The luau and the beach were discussed. It will be brought up again at the May meeting. Members of the association please try to attend the May meeting, important matters will be brought up at this meeting. The next monthly meeting will be held Tuesday, May 8, at the community house at 8 p.m. Rummage Sale 'The rummage sale held Saturday, April 7, was a success. Those women who worked h^rd to make the sale a success were Connie Johnson, chairman, her co-workers were ^ T_.il Neumann, Tonie Ehredt, Marion Leske, Isabelle Karrrlel, Diane Fuhler and Mrs. Erisman. These ladies are grateful to all who made the sale a success. Get-Wefl - Wishes are still going out to Pearle Stineman and Val Fradinardo. I was hoping that I ^ could report both are fine, but F am sorry to say they are still both under the weather. • Little Richard Schuerr has had a bout with that flu bug. Birthdays Greetings go to Kenny Ehredt. Kenny celebrated his eighth birthday Monday, April 16. Greetings also go to Anna Naughton. Anna is celebrating 0 her big day today. And still more greetings go to Lil Wijas. Lil will celebrate her big day tomorrow Friday, April 20. Many happy returns to you all. Congra tulatlons Goes to Eunice Tobey or. being the piano soloist at the Moose conference held Sunday. Apiil 8, at Fox Lake. And still 0s more congratulations go to Eunice on rejoining the choir at the Methodist church in McHenry. <S? 'In Closing I would like to wish you and yours a happy and good Easter this coming Sunday. PUBLIC AID <g IS" INCREASED FOE FIFTH MONTH Public assistance increased in February for the fifth consecutive month but at a considerably slower pace than was shown in the previous months, Peter W. Cahill, executive secretary of the Illinois Public Aid commission, has reported. - The February total recipient load rose to 463,82° from January's list of 461,037 persons. In February, 1961, the rolls held 427,618 persons. Over-all February costs came to $24.- 904.496, of which the federal government paid $9,747,371. In January the cost was $24,- 593,091. In February, 1961, the cost was $20,836,563. The McHenry county caseload was as follows: Aid to dependent children, 134, $4,- 523: blind assistance, 3, $197; disability assistance, 16, $770; general assistance. 413, $10.- 376.76; old age assistance, 208, $13,863. Pag* N4m News About Our Servicemen Thomas W. Reining, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Reining of 1907 North Rogers, McHenry, is attending the fire control technician school at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. The twenty-four-week school covers basic electricity, electronics and mechanisms for the control of the firing of missiles, torpedoes and guns. MURNAU, GERMANY -- Army. Specialist Four Robert L. Stock, whose wife, Patricia, lives at 60 S. WilM^m street, Crystal Lake, recently completed the five-week demolition and mine warfare course conducted by the engineer department of the U. S. Arm> school, Europe, in Murnau, Germany. Specialist Stock received instruction in the equipment, methods and tactics used in performing demolition missions and in laying and removing mines and booby traps. The course includes classes in the priming and firing of charges, bridge and road demolition, construction blasting, mine warfare and the calcul a t i n g a n d p l a c e m e n t o f charges. A combat engineer specialist in the 317th Engineer Battalion's company A in Hochst, Stock entered the Army in September, 1960, and completed basic combat training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. The 24-year-old soldier, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stock, 4119 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, is a 1955 graduate of McHenry Community high school. KENNETH VIDOVICH Marine Pfc. Kenneth J. Vidovich, son of Mr. and Mrs!' Joseph Vidovich of Wonder Lake, was graduated April 5, from aviation machinist's mate school at the Naval Air Technical Training center, Memphis, Tenn. The seven week curriculum includes basic characteristics of the jet power plant, the lubrication system and safety precautions.. Prior to entering the service in June, 1961, Vidovich was g r a d u a t e d f r o m M c H e n r y Community high school. Army Pvt. Wayne A. Wautelet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wautelet, 5301 Shore drive, Lakeland Park, recently completed the ten-week missile equipment mechanic course at the engineer school, Fort Belvoir, Va. Wautelet was trained to install. operate and perform organizational and limited field maintenance on gasoline en- THE BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU Install VFW Officers legal Kotalik Studio Photo • , Ted Getner, at left new commander of V.F.W. Post, No. 4600, is shown above with Ray Mann, Fifth District commander, and Howard Thomas, past commander. An impressive joint installation ceremony took place at the V.F.W. clubhouse. 1 Josephine Hansen, right, parliamentarian of the ladies' auxiliary to Post 4600, V.F.W., acted as mistress of .ceremonies when Mrs. Fred Svoboda was installed president of that organization on Saturday night, April 7. OPEN CANCER DRIVE APRIL 28 AT WONDER LAKE One person in three who suffered cancer is cured today. Ten years ago it was one in four, and twenty years ago, only one in seven. More than 1,000,000 persons who developed cancer during the past two decades are alive because of early detection by doctors. These pertinent facts are cited by the 1962 chairman of the Wonder Lake Cancer Crusade, Mrs. Forbes R. Koehler of Indian Ridge, a resident of the community for eight years. Mrs. Koehler says this year's local American Cancer society drive will start at 1 o'clock Saturday, April 28, with a complete door-to-door canvass of the Wonder Lake area. Volunteers are needed and are asked to call Wonder Lake 3391. STATE MEMORIAL HOURS Summer hours for Illinois state memorials have been announced by William E. Smith, superintendent of parks in the gines, electrical support devices, air compressors, elevator assemblies and other engineer equipment employed by missile units. The 19-year-old soldier entered the Army in September, 1961, and completed basic training at Fort Knox. Ky. Illinois Department of Conservation. With the exception, of the Old Market House at Galena, state memorials now are open to the public from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. The Market House is open from 1 to 5 p.m. daily, except Wednesday. Use The Classifieds NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF GEORGE W. BARBER, CLARA BARBER, his wife, and McHENRY ENTERPRISES, INC., by R. J. MILLER FOR VARIATION OF ZONING ORDINANCE TO PERMIT MAINTENANCE OF A SIGN WITHIN THE DEFINED SET-BACK LIMIT that in compliance with the provisions of McHenry County Zoning Ordinance, relative to ah amendment or variation of zoning classification, a public Wearing will be held before the Zoning Board of Appeals in connection with the application of variation to permit maintenance of a sign within the defined set-back limit on the following described property: ^ ^ All that part of Lot. No. 2 j| of the North West quarter i|-of Section No. 31, Township 45 North, Range 9, East of the Third Principal Meridian and described as follows: to wit: Commencing at a point on 3 the West line of said Section 31, 307.22 feet South of the North West corner thereof; thence East at right angles to said West * line of said Section, 208.7 feet to an iron stake; thence South parallel with said West lirie, 248.3 feet to the Northerly line of State Highway known as Route 120; thence North 69 degrees and 13 minutes West along the Northerly line of said State Highway, 223.2 feet, more or less, to the West line of said Section, which is the center ' line of the Highway running North and South, thence North along said West line of said Section, 169.1 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning, situated in the County of McHenry in the State of Illinois. Commonly known as the property North of Route 120 and East of Johnsburg Road and adjacent to the corner of Johnsburg Road and Highway 120 and a place of business known as the White House Tavern. The hearing will be held at 3 p.m. on the 9th day of May, A. D. 1962, at the City Hall, McHenry, Illinois. McHENRY COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By: John E. Looze Its Chairman Cowlin & Cowlin Attorneys at Law 88 North Williams St. Crystal Lake, Illinois Telephone: 815-459-5300 (Pub. April 19, 1962) 4-H News Ringwood Sunshire Girls The last meeting of the Ringwood Sunshine Girls was held April 7 at Terri Etten's home, with ten members present. The meeting was called to order by Linnea Larson, with a pledge of allegiance and 4-H pledge led by Terri Etteh. The home economics tour to Rockford April 23 was discussed. Donna Schmelzer gave safety and federation reports, and Mrs. Walkington told of the leaders' meeting she attended. Safety talks were given by Linnea Larson, Terri Etten and Kathy Schmitt. A birthday cake for Terri's birthday was enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held in June. VOTERS LOOK BACK ON PRIMARIES OF RECENT YEARS As one looks back at the approxi m a t e 1 y 16,000 votes cast in McHenry county in Tuesday's primary, he may not realize that this is only the second time in the last quarter of a century when primary voting reached the height established in 1936. Evtn so, the percentage was much lower this year considering the numbers of eligible voters in the area, which has naturally grown with the tremendous population increase. The vote in '36-- the year Franklin D. Roosevelt was reelected for the first time-- reached 15,451. Of this number. 10,567 were Republicans and 4,884 were Democrats. Back in 1958, the 1936 vote was nearly tied when 15,250 votef's went to the polls in the county, 13,750 Republicans and 1,500 Democrats. The fact that 1962 is an Offyear (a President will not be elected) probably accounts for the fact that Tuesday's election brought out a comparatively small vole. However, contests at the local, state and national level evoked interest which kept the total vote from dropping below the on-yeai total of two years ago. 11 is- interesting to review county voting in primaries back through the last thirty' years: Total GOP Dems 1960 15505 11254 4251 1958 15250 13750 1500 1956 . 11666 8766 2906 1954 13672 12527 1045 1952 14122 11939 2183 1950 12629 10209 2149 1948 6783 6146 637 1946 9097 8129 968 1944 6669 5892 777 1942 11387 10236 1151 1940 14822 10602 4220 1938 13517 8446 5071 1936 15451 10567 4884 1934 14290 9627 4663 1932 10446 7804 2642 JAYCEE PROJECT, Sand for Sandboxes is the project the McHenry Jaycees have slated for Sunday, April 29. The Jaycees will have trucks routed through the various subdivisions and town. The routes, subdivisions and approximate times will be published next week. The price per wheelbarrow is comparable if you were to purchase, haul and dump the sand yourself. Funds raised will be used to finance other projects such as Ten-Point Auto Check, Teenage Bowling, Driving Road--E-O and others. For large orders call the committee chairman, Dave Ladd. IT FAYS TO ADVERTISE ENGINEERING COURSES An engineering technician training course for 150 Illinois high school graduates will be conducted by the Illinois Division of Highways in cooperation with the University of Illinois from June 19 through Aug. 31. Information pertaining to the training course, to be conducted on the campus of the University of Illinois and CUTE and DAINTY Girl's Sleepwear -- Sizes 2-14 $1.98 SIM* the "Li/.," the "Kookie," "Cute As A Kitten,' and many other styles. CANDY We Now Give PLAID Stamps NYE DRUQS 1825 \. Riverside I)r. I OMflU SCtBO MMO ! 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PAUL'S HARDWARE / 7602 Hancock Dr. Wonder liake, 111. SUPRISE ROOM EY55900 SHOP AT HOME \ m EV 5-4426 m Schrafts Mrs. Voogt's Mrs. Sittler's Ludens -- Brachs Box Candy $1.00 & up Prepared Baskets $1.35 & $1.89 Baskets & Grass .. . from 29c Luncheon Spedal! Your Favorite C COCKTAIL 50 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. DAILY STARTING FRIDAY at . . . THE FOX HOLE & In the RIVERSIDE HOTEL |VTi f(U $ mi Attend the Church of Your Choice Easter Sunday In its reaffirmation of the miracle of eternal life, Easter Sunday is the most deeply joyous Day of the entire year. i 3611 W. Elm St. Ph. EV 5-3000 McHenry. 111. Closed From 12 Noon to 3 p.m. Good Friday