Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 8

4 llXtlDViE A 0P the: 'iA ADVERTISEMENTS PAINTS WIRING HJp FLCOIUNG i a 1 1 eta arn irr i i i 8 6eivi4eVe Dafty feepublicnVedfnes3ay, May 25, 19gQ NOTICI1 JVOTICE Notice Uf hereby given that on the 13th day of June, A.D. 1960 a public hearing will be held by the BuildingCbdc Lists Ftotirtj Of Permits if Parents: Meet i Fbr Oricrttatibii' Open Houses th fieWdere XN1 I Notice' Is hereby given that on the 13th day of A-D. I960. a public hearing wOl be held by the Zoning Board of Appeals of Boone County, Illinois in the Court Room in the Court House at Belvidere, Illinois at 7:30 o'clock P. to consider the request of L.

O. Shaw Company Inc. that the Zoning Ordinance of Boone County, Illinois' be amended by changing the classification of the following described jreal estate: i 4 'i A tract of land located, lit Section 2. Township 43 North. Range Three, East of the third P.

in the County of Boone and of Illinois bounded as- follows; On the North by the highway commonly known as Route 5 (Grant, Highway); on the East by the westerly line of the Lot known as the American Legion 10 acre lot and on the south by the South line of the American Legion lot extended westerly and which said lot consists of 10 acres more or less, from Agricultural and p-L single family dwelling, district to D-2, business district Dated May 1 i i Harold Kingren Chairman of, Boone County Zoning Board-of Appeals 25-Advt 7 r- Notice is hereby given that on the 13th day of June, A-D. 1900 a public bearing wfll be held by the Zoning' Board of Appeals of Boone County, Illinois in the County Court Room tn the Court House at Belvidere, Illinois at 7:30 O'clock P. to consider the request of Robert Gbsdick that the Zoning Ordinance of Boone County, Illinois be amended by changing the class! flcation of the following described real estate: One acre of land lying west of the east one acre South of the Elgin Belvidere Electric Company's (former) of way in Lot tying east of Lot said Lot "B' described as follows, to-wit Com' mencing at the North and South Quarter Section Thirty-sbt (36 Township 44 North, Range 4 east of the 3rd P. M. and the center line of the State Road (now U.

S. Route 0), running West along center 'line of said Road 30 rods and 12 links; thence North 27 rods and 21 links; thence East 30 rods i i I 1 oni' ami xu wins; uience ouuin rods to the nlace of beeinnine: sit uated in the Northwest Quarter of Section 36, Township 44 North, Range 4 East of the 3rd said Lot containing 5.43 acres, more or less, situated In the County of Boone and State of Illinois, from D-2, single family dwelling district to 1-2, industrial District. Dated May 25, 1960. Harold E. Kingren Chairman of Boone County Zoning.

Board of Appeals 25-Advt. RA.PPITE SHRINE Billowing wooden dome, 87 feet high, covers a bronze statue of the Virgin, dona by Jacob Lipschttz. It is shrine In New Harmony, built to the memory of the Rappltes who came to New Harmony from Germany Jn 1819, They lived In strict celibacy, believing the world would end withm their generation. They are now extinct I RAirj Arid Mdre Rdirt Have Your Gutters 4 Htin 9 Downspouts Checked Today III 0- BY MERRIIX SifATlipCft City BuUdbiff Inspector One phase of completing build ing project according to the city i building code ordinance that many residents are failing to comply with relates to posting their permits. Every permit issued-for, a project should be posted as near to the building project as possible.

Many persons are not doing this and It's hard to tell whether they have a permit or not. Another problem which tends' to delay the securing of a building permit la the failure of residents to supply an adequate sketch to the project when applying for permit. Because the sketch Is not submitted, two or three trip are Usually required before a permit is granted br a construction project. It would well to remember that a sketch of the project together with a drawing of existing buildings, lot size and distances to lot line and the location of the lot would facilitate the securing of a permit. A new building form will be available June 1 at the building Inspector's 503 West Perry street.

The new forms are much simpler than the ones presently Used and contain all the needed information on one page. Construction In Belvidere this month has been confined to small projects and dwelling construction About 25 permits have been Issued for Building projects during May which brings the total number of permits for the year to 66. North Boone FFA Sets Barbecue At High School B-tf MRS. II. K.

EDGELL Republican Staff Correspondent POPLAR GROVE North Boone Future Farmers of America will have a chicken barbecue Sat urday at 7:30 p.m. at the North Boone high school. The barbecue will be prepared by William Hill, vocational agricultural teacher from Naperville, who has con ducted many events of this type. Barbecuing will take place out of doors and the group will eat out side if the weather permits. The chickens were raised as an agriculture project by the fresh men boys, who purchased them last Mrs.

Andrew Oscarson was installed as president of the PTA recently. She and Mrs. Clarence Worley made reports on the PTA convention they attended and, as a program feature, Jthe high school dance band directed by O. D. Premo offered numbers.

Refreshments were served after the program. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kelly, William Kelly of Caledonia and Mrs. Ethel Kelly of Rockford attended funeral rites for Mrs.

Kate Kelly in Galva. Miss Helen Kelly of Chicago accompanied them home and remained overnight. Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson, who spent the winter in California, have returned home.

They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mclntyre May 15. The pancake supper sponsored by the North Boone post of the American Legion in the hall in Capron Saturday was a benefit for the Northern Illinois Junior Baseball team. Harry Hoelzel is patient In St.

Joseph's hospital; where he had surgery. O. E. Peterson has returned from where he visited the Peterson's daughters, Mrs. Howard Luhan and family and Miss Phyllis Peterson.

Jennie Peterson of Belvidere was an overnight guest of Mrs. Liliie Reser Thursday. 1 jfc The HEDLUtJD Cdtif pleffi Endleis Ddrh ClVahr Zoning Board of Appeals of Boone County. Illinois in the County Court Room in the Court House at Belvidere. Illinois at 7:30 o'clock P.

to consider the. request of David Shoe and Mae Shue that the Zoning Ordinance of Boone County, Illinois be amended by. changing the xi following oeicnoea real estate; A part of the1 Northwest Quarter of Section 22, Township 44 North, Range 3, East of the Third Prin cipal Meridian: bounded follows: Beginning' Iff center of State Road leading from Belvidere to Rockford and at Southeast corner, of said Quarter Section thence West along center of said. road 4 rods; thence North at right angles with said road rods: thence East 4 rods to William W. Bulla West line: thence South 8.

rods to the place of beginning. Also' a part of the Northeast Quarter of Section 22 aforesaid, bpunded as follows; Be ginning In the center of State Road leading (roni, Belvidere to Rockford and at the Southwest corner of said Quarter Section; thence East along center of said road 7 rods; thence north at right angles with said road. 10 rods; thence West 7 rods; thence. South along west line of said Quarter. Section 10 rods to place Of beginning.

from D-L ingle family, dwelling district to business district. uated ino. Harold E. KIngren Chairman of Boone County Zoning Board of Appeals 25-Advt. American Legion To Have Charge Of Memorial Rites BT MBS.

F.B. BRADFORD Repub4fcaa Staff Correpondeat KINGSTON The Willardf Aves Post 1010 of the American Leeion will have charge of memorial ex ercises In Kingston May 30. Serv ices at the Vandeburgh cemetery will be held at 9. a.m., After this service, the group will meet at the fire barn and march to the Kingston township park for services at 9:30 a an. Rites Jn, the Kingston cemetery will be held at 10 a.m.

and at the worm cemetery at a.m. The Rev, Charles Tindle of the Kingston Methodist church will be the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Walt3r Loirtieri of 209 West Exchange street, Sycamore, forfner rural Kingston residents, were honored at a dinner recently observance of their 53rd wedding anniversary1 at Genoa restaurant.

The event: was sDohsored bv their five children and families, all of whom were The group Included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lop-tien and family and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carey, Kingston; Mrs.

Mildred Brown and family, Monroe Center; Mr. and Mrt. Edward Day and children. Maple Park; Mrs. Blanche Galpin and family, Maren go, and, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Nehr- seg ana Mr. am Harry Medme spenji day recehtly. witn their son; Clif ford, and family, ta Mrs. George Vceburgh attended dfritter at- Starved Rock lode sponsored bv ensfrtetie' comttaftvi hits, nowara rtaoecK emertainea Eighteen, m.ajor op erate research laboratories in or near Baltimore.

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JtoWaW Ssfef 6t De-Kalb1. taeltl wef.frjbfft Geno. tfe Kalo and A1, brjde' flolf centered the guft table. After tn openjhg'of gifts, the hosTe'sa served lunch. mm mm.

I Class Night Slated For BHS Seniors Before the seniors at Belvidere high school make their final presence as part of the student' body at commencement night, they will hold Class night, June 6, to herald thclr-alma mater and also to those students Judged as school leaders. The Class night program will begin at 8 p.m. with Michael delivering a salutatory address. Another of the evening's high points will be the awarding fit the Mantle, to be conferred by Swanson, last year's winner of the highest tribute given to a Junior boy or girl. Awards to be conferred during the activities are as follows: The gi'd to boys and girls w(th scholastic grades In the 90 per cent bracket over a four-year period; Modern Music Masters award, based on scholarship, leadership, service and cooperation to the senior boy or girl; Quill and to a boy or girl in the top third of the graduating class who worked on the newspaper or year book; National Honor Society, awarded to those in the top five per cent in the Juntqr class and the top 15 per cent In the senior class.

The Valedictorian and Salutato-rian trophies; the Zvonar award, the highest award presented to a girl chosen by members of the GAA for her work in sports, service to the school and her personality; the DAR award, presented to the senior girl on the basis of leadership, patriotism and service to the school; the Boy's State award, given to a Junior on the basis of leadership, character, honesty, scholarship and cooperation. The Blake Rairdin Memorial, awarded to the outstanding athletic manager; the Ed Huck Memorial, awarded to a member of the club for sportsmanship, athletic ability and service to the school; and additional awards in behalf of the agriculture, commercial and music departments at the high school for outstanding work performed. Students will take part in reading, the graduating class' history and its will, and gifts will be presented to the class. After awarding the Mantle and listening to an' acceptance speech fv its winner. Principal Virgil McAllister will present the eventfnl ceremony will conclude as Delbert Swanson prespnts the class memorial to the school and then delivers the valedictory.

Ghana in West Africa leads the world in producing the caca bea'n, from which cocoa and chocolate are made. The Philippines were given their Independence by the United States in 1946. More than J.000 Belvldere area nxtldont nltf nd(vl nnen houses this past weekend for three newly con structed homes In the city. Bloominedale Builders soonsor d. open houses for a quad-level home at 220 Beacon drive and a ranch-type home at 1425 Fremont street.

fWfoiiRh the two Homes which presented a contrast in home coh-trurtfon. The Beacon drive home if) tester's subdivUion had four levels and Included three bed two ceramic baths, a family room and one car garage. The Fremont street home, which has been sold, was a smaller, two-bedroom house with attached gar age ami an all-electric kitchen, i Another bouse is planned by Bioomingdale- Builders for the Beacon drive dwelling. Local firms which contributed to the construction of the home were Kollak -Plumbln and Heating. Hague Decorators.

Farmers Co operative Elevator company, uei-vildere Sheet Metal Belvidefe Tile and FkwrinK company. A third open house featuring an optional three or four bedroom oi-level home was held at 1637 Whit-ney, boqlevard by the Kopp Realty Other option features of the dwelling, first shown at the Builder's Show, Is the choice of 1, ltt. or 2 bathrooms. Firms which contributed to the building and furnishing this home were Iluber Electric company. Arnold Johnson Paint and Wallpaper store, CJanin's furniture, Ken Groeh Pfcriblng ft Heating, Cooper Heating.

Dunbar Painting Service and ABC Builders. This home. Tie Precedent, will be shown again Saturday and Sun day. Prairie Carnival dates Reported At a planning meeting of the Garden Prairie Improvement as sociation Thursday, nights was decided to hold the annual car nival July 22-24 this year. Roy Mackeben presided at the meeting and named the committee forthe major prizes as Ray KnausfC Clyde Worf Paul Linder, Howard Schwebke and Warren Osterberg.

The major prizes will Include a 900-pound steer," power mower, bicycle, hog and barbecue grill. Committee in charge of games will be Don Wych. William Wasch-er, Clarence Swanson, Pete Ryd-bom and Ray Karl son; attendance prizes, LaVerne Eicksteadt, Vein-; on Schwebke, Ronald Spauldmg and Mervin Carlton. Food stand, Gene Hyde. Ed Greve, Ed Up- hoff, Dean Hendrickson and Mrs.

Martin Schtvebke; candy, Mrs. Lloyd Walley, Miss Marjorie Poppe and Mrs. Clyde Worf. Finance, Ronald Hendrickson and Don Wych; entertainment, Donald Luxton, C. C.

Hendrickson and Donald Yates; grounds, Martin Schwebke and Ernest Miller; parking, Herman Stoner, Glen Conkling and Donald Raddatz, electrical, Dunne Dienst. Amusement tickets will be available in advance at Patterson's or from John Wych and Mervin Carlton. The carnival is held each year to raise funds for town maintenance and improvements. the Frank Ward home in Belvidere. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Holmgren of Rockford visited in the John Holmgren home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dyer returned home Monday from the Tulip festival in Holland, Mich.

prAD TH.T A5' PAYS mi HOT WATER HEATERS S-v-t suetur pat: FOR. WATER. HOT THE. TAk UVELOKIG- (always) lUKMlUMWIttkl up sr. rnr.riJ.

Parents of freshman caW 16 tW Kift fcftfibl re-cently for an Mlttadonr Meeting to discuss, matters mutual concern wftli tlieteaaiM at jcuestj jweenHjr Mrs. Renr and, The two, families spent. Mother's Day with Mr. and Mm. Lynn Ren-ne arid family" at Crystal Lake.

Mrt. Marjorie ONeil wat fll last weeVwffn' totaflltaf the twm her parermf, Mr- Mr. Raymond Petertf: The 21 ijghth graders of the Pop; lar Crpye Ik-hoot tpenf the fcceV end In Cfngo'. Dr. Harold Gibson win be the fnmmcn(imit sneaker at 8 D.m.

May ar'the gfadwnicStlXW else arNoTroV Boot WfeH VcribA. He fit head of th Wife of ap pointments, at.nlinols stale, Normal univei-sify', IfcigeA of, the Capron Luihlran4 clAVcn5 wTrf de-liver the baccalaureate address at the chOoJ Way '2 'tffS p.m. Stx; mennbers of the Tutiire Future' Teacher" of Xfnerfa fctotfy at North Bowie high srhoof vhted three irade achobH recently. iTarb-ara Thorne and Tom" Ross visited tK Pnnlar r.rtwf school Nancv Loft rtd Jakte MarfT Chester trade sehdoT, and Sharyn Cbnley and, pnda Guell, Capron FutuS vJtH cltlb' had a luck cupper and installation of 6T-ficefi it the Mgtt acfiodr Mrt. Sari Jane Wagner the club sponsor.

The Rev; and" James' C. Darby and dn wfll returrt home from a vacation Sunday, May 22. Rev. Darby will speak Sunday during the worship service on "The Mission of the Church." The official board of the Hunter and Poplar Grove churches met Sunday fn the Hunter church. Mrs.

George Guell. vice grand of the Crystal Link Rebekah lodge, and Mrs. R. S. Wheeler.

Mrs. William Postlewaite. Mrs. Nora Irvln and Mrs. Agnes Hutchens attended vice grands night at Anchor Rebekah lodge In Rockrord May 12.

McsRay Mrs-, Irvin. Mrs. Hutchens. Mrs. Gilbert Guell.

Mrs. George Guell and Mrs. H. K. Edgell attended vice grands night at Harvard on May 13.

Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Dyer and Mr. and Mrs- Lawrence Dyer left Thursday for Long Lake, Wis. to spend a week at the Lawrence Dyer cottage Mr.

and Mrs. George Guell en- tertained Mr." and Mrs. Ronald Millard and family of Peoria at upper Monday night. i Mr. and Mrs.

H. K. Edgell were entertained at dinner Sunday in USE A CLASSIFIED AD! FLOORS Complete Uaea Of Wall Tile Formica Tops Linoleum Floor Trie Venetian Blinds Bathroom Accessories WALL TO WALL CARPETING BELVIDERE TILE A FLOORING CO. MS S. State Dial LI 4-S77B Hera's a flat paint especially aad for maaonry surf UD-fast, sad mildew, alkali aid fume resistaaC Arnold Johnson Faint Wallpapfer ttn i s.

state STOCCO Vi 7 CEMENT, Amen I Ab TO 8MINLES Ap- Manchester Unit To Have Meeting In Barrett Home BY MRS. PAUL HAHN Republican 8tatf Correnpondent- NORTH MANCHESTER, Man chester Home Bureau unit will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Barrett at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 25. Barrett will give the lesson, "Foods High in Value, Low in Cost." The minor lesson will be on program planning.

Mrs. Will Krupke, Mrs. S. A. Ellsworth, Mrs, Robert Barrett and Mrs.

Leroy Edwards of -the Manchester unit attended the annual Home Bureau meeting in Caledonia Thursday. Mrs. Larry Motacek and daugh ter, Brenda Sue, left the Rock county airport Saturday to Join Motacek who is stationed at Tyn-dall Air Force base at Panama City, Fla. Mrs. Bernard Edwards and Mrs.

Leroy Edwnrds accompanied them to the Midway airport In Chicago where they boarded a Jet plane for Florida. Mrs. Mot acek is the former Betty Edwards, dauRhter of Mr. end Mrs. Law rence Edwards.

The first grade or Manchester school visited the Madison zoo Monday, May 16. The second grade visited there irsday. The third and fourth grade will have a train ride from Harvard to Beloit this week. The sixth grade and teacher, Mrs. Fay Adams, are entertain ing mothers at open house Friday.

The eighth grade graduates are planning their own commencement program. May 27 at 7:,30 p.m. It will be held outdoors, weather permitting. The school picnic will be held at Belvidere May 28. Each tamily Is to bring coffee, sandwiches, main dish, dessert and table service.

The PTA will furnish lemonade and ice cream. USE A CLASSIFIED AD! Which of aU the world's language are the most popular? AThe most widely spoken formal language is Chinese, though most of the half-billion who speak it are still, illiterate. Next come the various dialects grouped under the heading "Indie," with English in third place and Russian fourth. Which wat the first state in the Union to elect a woman to a ult term in the VS. Senate? A Arkansas.

In 1932, Arkansas elected Hattie Caraway. What Hdo republics occupy the island of Hispaniola A Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Who was the first to classi-. animals by ttrueture? A ristotle of Greece. 'i -JfJl Yhe first steam sawmill in.

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Cet free check We'll 11 While They Last! DON GRIMM AGENCY. formerly James F. Whalen Agency Phone III 4-3721 511 S. State St. P.O.

Box 03 1 BelriderV, Illinois ed and, wh, giitlon. fWHfeh YotJ BLiy A HfedfarkJ Yotj Buy the Best It ill coat. No obU- Befridere Electric? Cbi I ill iif WMi Stxth Howard Curtis. Phone LI 8634 Bob Larson -AGET fdPLAft GSOVE, ill. ism.