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Ptgo Eight v--* THE McHENHY PLAINDEALEB Thursday, May .24, 1962 fj CLASSIFIEDS Miscellaneous ROBERT COULSON GOP CHOICE FOR STATE SENATOR (Continued from Page 1) ert Babcox of Grayslake and Kenneth Baird of Zion. Fol- PIANO LESSONS for child j lowing the individual caucuses and adult beginners and more advanced students. $2.00 per half hour. Phone 385-6210. 5-17-24-62 BEEF DINNER ROAST WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. RINGWOOD METHODIST CHURCH of the three counties, the convention v&ting was as follows: McHenry county, McConnell, 5.153 andrCoulson, 1,279; Boone county, Babcox, 2,660, Coulson, 1,263; Lake county, Coulson, 24,697; Babcox, 3,405 and Baird, 1,424. A motion was presented by a committeeman from McHenry county, asking for a unanimous vote foi* Coulson, and this was supported by Boone county's delegation. Democrats Act At a meeting in the court house Monday evening, the Price $2 00 i McHen,*y County Democratic 5-24-31-62 Central committee officially en- • dorsed John G: Green of Mun- 1 deiein for state senator. He is reported also to' be the choice of Boorte and Lake counties. : Green v^as defeated by Mc- Cftfry in the 1960 senate race. "1958 MASSEY Baler, 8 ft. IH ] At the same meeting, Ther- Pisc, E-Z Flow. 12 ft. Fer- j esa Schultz of McCullom Lake tilizer spreader, 1956 IH Mow-: was re-elected county chairer; IH-H tractor with scoop, j man. All good operating condition.) Delegates and alternates to the state convention at Springfield were announced. Included among the delegates are Thomas Hannhan, Alex Drucker. Theresa Schultz and Eugene O'Brien of McHenry, and loeaKx^ jernates are Jack Mc- C'affertv of Wonder Lake and Farmers MarKet Call Code 312, 381-0367. 5-24-62 TRACTOR -- John Deere Model M. Used only 120 hours with snow blade and 16" bot torn plow. 385-2426. *5-24-62 38 ACRES of Alfalfa Hay for j sale. 1 mile North of Ringwood : John Scharf of Ringwood. The on Rt. 31. Phone. Mrs. Tony | new executive committee in- J. Miller, Wonder Lake 2772. • eludes John J. Colomer of *5-24-62; McHenry. If each party .has only one! CONTRIBUTIONS TO ART FAIR SHOW • INTEREST OF MANY McHenry county businesses and civic groups are rallying to the cause oft the sixth annual Country Ai*x Fair, to be held June 22, 23 and 21 at the McHenry Junior high. With l he* fair a month away, contributions ranging from $25 to $150 have arrived at fund headquai ters, and it is expected many more will .appear in the weeks before the opening. A,rt Fair Co-Chairman Mrs. Hugh G. Locker explains that contributions may take two forms, outright donations or "purchase awards." This latter means that the contributor will receive, from among the fair exhibits, a work of art etjual to his contribution. Thus, a .>50 purchase award entitles he buyer to select a painting. BLUEJACKET CHOJR WILL VISIT CITY • SUNDAY, MAY 27 (Continued from Page 1) dagcr. only full-time civilian choir director for the U. S. Navy. Choir Repertoire Varied Th^ repertoire of the choir includes all types of music from Bach chorales to tills from Broadway musicals such as "There's Nothing Lil& a Dame" from "South Pacific." The choir's library of music numbers more than 700 seleci ions arranged for men's voices. It has achieved fame by the singing of "Hymos of the Church" and it has not deviated from the policy of using some sacred mUsic in every concert. During 'recet\t appearances at the Minneapolis (Minnesoconlribution to the Art Fair - - „ . . . . m f j o i l h e r - i d o n a t i o n o r a p u r c h a s e PASTURE LAND for ren- candidate, and no other* file.: j/0 .,re asked 1o contact 'with water 4 miles North of. 1here would be no need for ,nv ()f the „thrPe co.chainnen: McHenry. Phone Wonder Lake; the special primary called by t nt.i.Pr Mrs Hsrrv P 2330. *5-24-62 Gov. Kerner for Aug. 21. The j sVinespi ing Jr or Mr^Lee file with the >r ;i piece of sculpture, valued , ta) Aquatennial, the forty at $50. Contributors arc given i voice choir sang to niore than an appointment, time to choose i 100.000 persons during seven their selection. | appearances. No charges are Works of this kind; by local j made for'their appearances as McHenry county artists, mak,£ { it is against government regUa handsome addition to a bu$-; lations for the public to be ness office, store or reception | charged for hearing their own hall. | choir. - Mrs. -J^ocker reveals that , School Groups Perform these puichase awards and do- j The 200-voice mixed chorus nations are one of three sourc- \ of the school will be heard in es of revenue for the Country three selections, "Brother Art Fair. The others are ad- j James Air", "Swing Along" mission tickets and a 15 per : and a medley from "My Fair -ent commission on art sales. | Lady". The select choir, numiShe adds that all three are I bering forty-five, will also be vital if the fair is Jo accomp- I heard in "Early One Morning" 'ish this year's aim, raising j and a spiritual, "Set Down over S2.500 Uto buy a new or- j Servant". Featured will be the thopedir and surgical table for hoys' ouartet which recently the McHenry hospital. 'won the only state superior Business firms and other or- j rating among ensembles in a n i z a t i < < n s d e s i r i n g t o m a k e a c o m p e t i t i o n a t A r l i n g t o n Scouts Perform At Fair i This picture was taken during the recent Girl Scout Neighborhood Fair, held at the Junior high jgymnasium. It was one of the girls' most successful events. ^ T COURT BRIEFS . With Ihc closing of another school year in sight, the weekly meetings of the Valley View Neighborhood, CirKScouts,. will also come to a/ckL) Contri- *n co"nty court last Thursbutions and volunt&red help j day. Alexander Niem.ec of in the fund drive and cookie 1 Surniyside' pleaded guilty to a sale were appreciated by all , charSe of reckless driving on troop members. ithe Johnsburg-Wilmot road The Neighborhood Fair htld 1 and was fined $75 and costs, recently in the Juhior high j Another charge made following gymnasium was well attended his arrest May . 2 was nolle prossed. 41 ACRES of Alfalfa for sale. ^irst day Calnl Mauri.c e Gladstone, Bn.uies. 1; Secretary• of State was M,o n- MPh,o ne 3o8o5e- n0-1i8o2o , Residence 3OQ8K5 -; da'y o. f this week and th.e .t last 5-24-62-tf 1S June 6 is the . deadline to withdraw. reports Gladstone, all of McHenrv. 0727. 125 GATHER FOR :ONING HEARING >N INCINERATOR (Continued from Page 1) "FARM BUILDINGS -- Special \ There were some discontinued sizes -- steer that Mrs. Geo-Karis Lambros, buildings. Clear span. Special, wnKavdlh-Cetrf^on was defeated price, f Financing if desired. , in the pirmary race, would ] the reason that , he has an"iiv ! ter Phone Waukegan 244-3630. \ file, but she had not done so; tei;est in the objectors since j i"1' chorus members will also 9-21-61-t' j on Tuesday of this week. Sen- ; thc city of McHenry is one ol' recognized. Heights. The school band will appear under leadership of Paul R. Yanda who is conduc#fhg his twenty-fifth annual concert prior to his retirement with the close of the school year. He has arranged an interesting program of marches and over-, tures which have been in rehearsal for many months. The coveted Arion award will be presented to an outstanding band member at inime, when two sen- FLEMING EQUIPMENT NEW IDEA -- GEHL BOLENS GARDEN EQUIP. SALES and SERVICE A Complete Farm Implement Service Chain Saw Sharpening & Repair PHONE 385-0033 4005 WT Waukegan Road ~~GEO. P FREUND Authorized Dealer For -- ator McClory resigned as sen-; them and Mr Looze is attorney for the city. Another motion was filed on behalf of William Pearson, an I objector, charging an error in j the legal description. Wetzler explained his proator after his nomination. CAR CRASHES DURING WEEK CAUSE INJURIES A Great .Lakes sailor was blamed by Lake county police NEW WOMAN'S CLUB OFFICERS PLAN FOR YEAR On Friday afternoon, Mrs. posal for an 'incinerator to be, C1yde Bail<?y- president of the included on fourteen acres of' McHenry Woman's club held a , land planned for business use. i b°ard meeting at her home for an accident which resulted |Thp huKp furnacc woujd stand ito make P,ans for the coming In the court of Police Magistrate Donald Howard last Thursday night, James Chrisman of McHenry was fined $10 for too fast acceleration and $15 for speeding. Two received $15 fines for making unnecessary noise with mufflers. They were Charles Christian and John E. Roper. Dennis N. Kozicki of Lakeland Park had the same fine imposed for disturbing the peace with mufflers. Orville Bruce of McHenry paid a $10 fine for disobeying a signal when the light turned red. Bertha,F. Drodell Lesley of McHenry was charged with reckless driving and a $50 fine was imposed. SALES & SERVICE PHONE 385-0420 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road 4-19-62-tf Yetter Farm - Equipment Low Prices -- High Quality 5 TON WAGON GEAR $129.50 Price FOB Factory Freight and Tires Extra See Us Betore You Buy FLEMING "^Implement Company McHenry. Illinois *5-10-17-24-31-62 in injuries to himself and two other motorists. He is Kellis Toler of Great Lakes Naval Training" station, who „crashed into the rear of a car" driven by Emanuel Macaluso of Memory Lane. Wonder Lake, as the latter was driving on Rt. 120. in Lake county, Sunday. The gas lank on the Macaluso auto was reported to have been punctured, resulting in explosion of ihe gasoline which burned the inierior of the car. The W inder Lake driver anci a passenger. Mildred Macaluso. 65, of Chicago, weie taken to St. Thcrese hospital, Waukegan, for treatment. However, they were not listed as patients on Tuesday. ToVr was blamed by sheriff's deputies in Lake county with reckless driving and Car 88 feet high and burn 8 tons I year and. to acquaint the new an hour. It would be used for I °^f'cers installed on May 11 incineration of trash, and that I the work expected of which is not burnable would them in the fall. be covered with land fill. The large incinerator, with a huge door at the bottom as an opening for trucks to dump the garbage. About half of the The program for the coming season was discussed at some length and the opening meeting in September will be a luncheon on Wednesday, Sept 12, with an outstanding program. The following officers will make up the executive board residue is scrap, and a magnet would' be employed to remove this portion. On examination by the attorney for the objectors, Wetz- j for the 1962-63 season of this ler stated that he wasn't yet i rapidly growing, civic-minded, sure the source of the tre-! inspirational Woman's club: mendous volume of business ex-j Mrs. Clyde H. Bailey, presipected. I dent; Mrs. Helen Dobyns, first Concern was expressed over j Vice-president; Mrs. Earl R. the fact that the same drain-' Walsh, second vice-president; age ditch, covered at the Jo- j Mrs. Richard Anderson, secrecation of the proposed bus-j tary; Mrs. Fred Pepping, treasiness, also serves other com- urer; directors, Mrs. John larceny. He was said to have | mun'ties 'n ^ area- including ] Smith, Mrs. Alex K. Duncan laken the car. belonging to an- i Edgebrook Heights subdivision, j and Mrs. Robert Thompson. other sailor, without the l a t - ! testimony was heard - o n - H - ; -- ter's permisMon. i fhe Part °f the objectors, but School Board Names Damage was not extensive w'" presented at the when two autos collided lasl ,ime 'r he hearing is continued.' Thursday afternoon' at 4 o'-y^unc ^ ^ o clock. clock a1 Fox La<kc road and' " " ~ Broadway in Pistakce High- i RKHKAR8E C ONTEST DRILL < bk at a future date. nd gave some idea of the efforts expended during the past year. „Evervone is welcome to visit any Girl Scout meeting, camp site or Neighborhood activity at any time. Day Camp will be held in July at the Cooney Heights Woods camp site. Registration will close May 31. Last year's campers numbered 150 happy youngsters. With over-night camping facilities necessarily limited because of the large number of registrants, an attempt is made to fil' that gap with Day Camp. Eligibility requirement is a Girl Scout membership. . It is hoped to have a large group of Scouts and Brownies in the forthcoming Memorial Day parade They will represent all twenty-one Troops of the Neighborhood. Leaders believe Girl Scouting should provide the stimulus of a wider, somewhat different group from that in which a girl spends her school days. As a result of five years of study of the "Needs and Interests of Adolescent Girls" by the University of Michigan Survey Research center, there will be a program, change. A portion of that change concerning troop structure and size will become effective in the fall of this year. Parents of all Girl Scouts v\ill be contacted in late summer. " Proceeds from the recent cookie and nut sale will make possible construction of a troop house on Chapman Hills camp | Lyle Krueger of Island Lake 1 his year. Mrs. Russell T. Grif- ! paid a $16.50 fine for tres fith, Syhaquay council presi- | passing with vehicle. dent, is grateful for publicity i -- received which made the un- j RECEIVES DECiREE dertaking so successful. j The University of Pennsylvania graduated a class of 2,- 545 at. its 206th commenceiffem held in municipal auditoriulm, near the campus in P h i l a d e l p h i a , l a s t M o n d a y . Arftong the graduates was Patricia A. Hurlbrink of 290'2 Shorewood drive, McHenry, who received her degree as doctor of medicine. In the court of "Justice of the Peace Charles M. Adam's last Saturday, Dolores F. Rosado of Chicago was fined $15 for fishing without a license. Improper lane usage was tin: charge against William J. Lid of McHenry, who paid a $10 fine. A firte of $15 was imposed on William C. T.vchewicz «>' McHenry for driving too fast for conditions. Successor To Yanda (Continued from Pape 1) WISE USE THE CLASSIFIED lands. State police said Jeanne Barron of Salem drive, Pistakce Highlands, was driving north on Broadway and Frank Schafer of north Riverside drive. McHenry. was travelling east on the other road when the two drivers entered the intersect ion at the same time. Use The Classifieds On a request from the federal government, for perniisas a fall-out shelter in case of at- Saturday. 2b, taf>k thc board RaV0 appn„al I Members approved continuing the school's insurance pru- ~ ! gram with the s.ime company Use The Classifieds i fo,- the year ah-ad. Sunday, May 27, the Vis-: counts will practice their sum- i sjon to usf> the schoo, mer contest drill from 4 until 8 p.m. On Saturday, May 26, the Viscounts will participate in a parade in Cary, Illinois. PROCLAMATION - "N WHEREAS: The arlnual sale of Veteran Poppies by the Veterans of Foreign Wsfrs of the United States and the American Legion, organizations chartered by the- Congress, has been officially recognized and endorsed by the President of <<Jie United States and the Veterans Administr a t i o n; and W H E R E A S : T h e p r o ceeds of this worthy fundraising campaign are used exclusively for the benefit of ^disabled and needy veterans, and the widows and orphan^ of deceased veter^, ans: and ... / WfTKREAS • The basic purposexof the annual sale of Veteran Poppies by tne Veterans of Foreign Wars ard the American Legion are eh>quenlly: reflected s in the desire to "Honor The Dead By Helping The Living;" therefore, I. Donald Doherly, Mayor of the City of McHenry, do hereby recognize the patriotic merits of this cause by urging Ihe citizens of this community" to cont r i b u t e generously to its support through the purchase of Veteran Poppies, on the days set aside for the distribution of these symbols of loyalty in this city. I urge all patriotic citizens to wear a Veteran Poppy as mute evidence of our gratitude to the men of this country who have risked their lives in defense of the fieedoms which we continue to enjoy as American Citizens. Donald P. Doherty, Mayor qualified for this designation since the Institute was founded in 1932. The local man is reported to be the first member in McHenry county. PROFE jjilOnRL DIRECTORY HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS EARL. R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm A Life Iw Representing " SELLABLE COMPANIES f When You Need Insurance ol Any Kind Phone EVergreen 5-0043 or 5-0953 129 . W. Elm St., McHenry, III DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1236 N. 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