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Thursday, April 19. 1962 THE McHENRY PLMWBEALER / McHENRY PLAINDEALER '*812 W. Elm St. Eii 1875 Phone 385-0170 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, 111. by McHENRY PUBLISHING CO. NATION At EDITORIAL cfelhlW1?" 1MI OBITUARIES MRS. PAUL 1JEBMANN Mrs. Paul Liebmann, 72, of Wildwood subdivision, Spring Grove, , died last Friday, April 13, at her home. She had lived in this area for several years, moving here from Chicago. Stephanie Liebmann' was a native of Austria, where she was born Nov. 1, 1889. Survivors include the widower, Paul; a son, Paul O. of Brookfield; four sisters and a brother in Europe. The body rested at the Hamsher chapel in Fox Lake until the time of services on Monday morning at St. Peter's Catholic church. Interment was in Chicago. INI \ e s s a c i B T i o n / Subscription Rates In McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 i 6 Mos. $2.25 j 3 Mos. $1.501 Outside McHenry County | 1 Year $4.50 j 6 Mos $2 50 j 3 Mos. • .$1.75 Post 491 Larry E. Lund -- Bus. Mgr. Adele Froehlich, Editor ...J Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, 111. sent out by the Viscounts in connection with the drum and bugle corps competition to be held in Las Vegas during the national convention of the American Legion. We urge every one who can to attend this meeting, because it is of vital interest to every member of this post. May we, at this time, take the opportunity to wish all members and their families the happiness and blessings of the Easter season. Tom Birmingham "I pledge allegiance to the . Flag of the United States and . to the republic for which it stands; one nation, under God, £ . indivisible with liberty and justice for alh" Today is Patriots' Day, the 187th anniversary of Paul Revere's historic ride. When the • bells begin to ring at noon, in commemoration of this event, we ask you, the people, to recite to yourself the above . Pledge of Allegiance to the • •Flag. By doing this you will re-affirm your faith and loyw -alty, in and to, our form of government. Offer a silent prayer that the leaders of our • government will be endowed T^With the initiative and courage «-fi£».our forefathers so that they " Wiry govern strongly and wisely," through this period of in- --tewiational turmoil. On Monday evening, April SO,- a special meeting has been called by the post concerning the letter with was recently Use The Classifieds LEWIS S. McDONALD Friends in McHenry were sorry this week to learn of the death of Lewis S. McDonald, Sr.. 73, who died Saturday morning, April 14. at his home in Woodstock. He formerly made his home in the McHenry area. He was born July 21, 1888, in Nunda township, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven McDonald, and was married in 1911 to Nellie Newman in McHenry. He i s s u r v i v e d by f i v e sons, Ford of W a u k e ga n, Kenneth of Taylor, Wis., Robert oi Milwaukee, Wis., and Richa'd and Lewis, Jr., of Woodstock; a daughter, Audrey Allbee c.f Marengo; twenty-two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren and sur sister. Ethel Whitney, of IsCuertyville. The deceased was a retired dairy farmer. The body rented at the Merwin- Coonev chapel until Tuesday afternoon, when Rev. Harold George of the Marengo Mothodist church officiated at last rites. Burial was in Woodland cemetery, McHenry. Pig* Fire night, April 13, at the age of 9L Besides Mrs. Sutton, she leaves several other daughters, Mrs. Allen Johnson of Woodstock. Eva Sauc.ermaier of Burney, Calif., Janet Helms of Beluve, Wash.; Flora Schumacher and Mary Lewey of Elmhurst; two sons, John of Palatine and William of Wheeling. Her husband, who died in 1923, was one of the founders of the Armstrong Brothers Tool Co., of Chicago. Last rites were conducted at Immaculate Conception church, Elmhurst, Monday morning, with burial in Mount Carmel cemetery. PINAL VOTING The final vote on Albert Pearson in his race for Democratic candidate in the 32nd district gave him 82% votes to defeat Feme Carter Pierce of Malta, incumbent, who polled 5451. The representsthat district was won hy William McCormick of Crystal tive committeeman race in Lake with 1374 votes. Joseph Etten received 1003, Thomas Hanahan. Jr., 1253 and Robert Knox, 1080. MRS. JOHN ARMSTRONG Mrs. John Armstrong of Elmhurst died at the home of !her daughter, Mrs. J. G. (Ruth) Sutton in McHenry Friday Horseback Riding at the 6-B RANCH on Wonder Lake Call W.L. 4241 for Reservation or come out to the Ranch 5 Miles West of McHenry on Route 120 Turn Right on Thompson Road & Go 1 Mile North f SWT f'lgjuiLii With Easy Spin Siarier <*> in 30 seconds it's a mower. It's convenient because yott can switch from one powered attachment to another in less than a minute. It's a rugged, power-charged performer -- sails through the toughest yard-and-garden chores with ease. It out-performs any other tractor in its price range. Eleven Fast-Switch attachments that can be changed in less than a minute make the HUSKY 600 a busy worker -- all year 'round. Mowing, raking or grading ---plowing, tilling or harrowing -- cultivating, trash cleanup or snow casting -- no job's too big for your BOLENS. The HUSKY 600 is smartly styled but it's built for work. The power and pep you need for any job is at your fingertips. Press the starter button and turn hard work into fun. Stop in for a demonstration. FLEMING EQUIPMENT 4005 W. Waukegan Rd. (Route 120 at the Railroad Tracks) Phone EV. 5-0033 McHenry, 111. Complete Your New Easier Fashions With A New Spring Fragrance Choose From McHenry's Most Complete Cosmetic Selection We Now Give PLAID Stamps NYE DRUGS 1325 N. Riverside Dr. EV 5-4426 PLAN NOW to attend the FREE TuNWEKT SHftV! Friday-Saturday-Sunday ril 27-28-29 $500:00 IN PRIZES as advertized in' Post magazine To Be Given Away FREE I Coca Cola - Coffee 8c Snacks I ORCHIDS to the Ladies Special! Water Demonstration of Boats & Motors BIG 3-DAY SALE Marine Accessories, Boats and Motors Ssafb'Band Fiwiai Outfit MMrkan TMrmo* P»p-T«nt" MAF-IMt Wat* Sid Outfit Be Sure to Register for our Door Prizes (Winner need not he present) WabvGaUw-Q OHIiir Orti and Delco Marine Batteries (No Purchase Necessary) Drawing; Sunday -- 6 p.m. NORTH BRIDGE MMINE SERVICE CO. Authorized EVINRXTDE Sales and Service East End of Old Bridge Ph. 385-3360 McHenry, 111. New BW "Do-It-Your§elf' Dry cleaning Store Opens Now You Can SAVE ON DRYCLEANING With Self-Service Automatic Dry leaning New BW , "Do-lt-Yourseir Drycleaning Store... a "miracle" of modern engineering "7 Does your drycleaning while you shop-and save, too! ALL YCIUR DRYCLEANIING DONE IN LESS TTDMN AN H0U Beautiful BW Drycleaning Store, the last word in selfservice convenience is now open in your neighborhood. This new coin-operated drycleaning center is located at 3708 W. Elm Street. Next to the A&P. For practically pennies, homeowners now have at their disposal thousands of dollars worth of the most modern, efficient laundry and drycleaning appliances made. All set in luxurious comfortable surroundings. Takes less than 1 Hour. Your garments come out of the machine thoroughly clean, new looking and --- best of all -- "wrinkle-free." You will be amazed at the results. Most garments can be worn immediately -- a f e w w i l l r e q u i r e a l i t t l e "touch-up" ironing at home. Dry Cleaning Miracle. The miraculous "Do-It- Yourself" drycleaning proc- i ess was developed by the Norge Division of the Borg- Warner Corporation, Chicago, Illinois. This revolutionary new appliance gives you colorbright, wrinkle-free dry cleaning for one-fourth what you'd pay at a regular dry cleaner -- and while you wait! INQUIRING WOMEN learn secrets of how new coin-operated drycleaning works Q : I • n ' t d r y * denning awfully complicated? A: It used to he. But now the new BW coinoperated drycleaning machine* make it dimple as washing. Q: How long dors cleaning take? A You pop thine* into the machine dirty - and get them out dry and clean M) minutes later. \ rleur Almost a n y - thing a d r v • cleaner will And the BW Certified Drycleaning Consultant at vour store will help you eliminate the few things that can't he cleaned. V: Ili> I ha\e lo handl e| hi ng* during cleaning ? \ NV The one machine doe* t ho whole job for you in one operation. Not with BW Wrinkle - Fror c l e a n i n g ! Creases, pleats, ruffle?, e t r , a t a y s h a r p A n d s o m e wrinkled even come out! Yes except t h a t f 1 u f f v . light - colored things should be kept separate from dark ones. The cons u l t a n t w i l l help you with this. New coin-operated machines do your cleaning automatically as easily as washing clothes--up to 10 garments for pennies per garment The biggest innovation in self-service at BW "Do-It- Yourself Drycleaning Store is the new coin-operated BW Drycleaning appliances. These amazing new machines bring modern automaticity to the drycleaning field. Now you can dryclean anything that's dry-cleanable for onefourth (or less) than the cost of conventional drycleaning. In addition to the savings, you also get greater convenience. You can bring one of your husband's suits, dryclean it and have it ready to put on in less than an hour. Tested and Proved The new BW drycleaning method has been tested and proved by experts. They say it's virtually, fool-proof, thanks to the Norge machine and the Norg-Clor cleaning fluid. Results Surprise Women Women were amazed at how well the BW drycleaning method works. Hard - finished materials (gabardine, sharkskin, etc.) even retain sharp pleats and creases. Soft, nappy garments (snowsuits, sweaters) have fluffiness restored. Most fabrics require no additional finishing at all. (However, "difficult" ones may need a touch-up.) I i lli'n it , v; 4S All These Clothes Ready To Wear While-You-Wait When I lr> to take o.ut a t h o m e i t lr«»r, a ring. W o n ' t t h a t happen here? No. Kxehmive N o r g - C l o r cleaning fluid leaves fahrie* clear and free of rings. \ •; /• o ,< - ,i i !i .; : about ; The actual amount of clothes you can dry clean depends on the size, weight and bulk of the garments. But here are some typical examples of the savings you can expect at BW Laundry and Cleaning Store: • 8 slipover sweaters-- • 3 medium-weight men's suits-- • 2 pairs of drapes-- • 1 full-size bedspread • 8 rayon dresses-- • 10 sweaters). Regular drycl^ning methods would take\nuch more time and moneyK National Cleaning authorities acclaim New Norge Drycleaning method as "one of the best things that's ever happened to good clothes." They find new method completely safe for any garments that are dry-cleanable. Further, they point out, people can afford to dry clean clothes more often, resulting in longer-life and better appearance for their garments. $1.50 8-lb. Load 5-lbs. or less $1.00 Min. Load B00NE CREEK LAUNDRY 3708 W. Elm St. Next to A&P Ph. 3IS-1800 Hours: 6:30 a.m. io 6:30 p.m. -- Friday Nighi Til 9 p.m.