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ip^pgsc- , *t ^ ****£ ^ -Jfr^rir^X * ,"'T^',^ mtiimZx ibmmtmmmtUk 8m til* at theA. 8. Hi oris eoknu Wart St, MeHenx^, Saturday, i-\- (By "Tippy" Klein) •r. nd lbs. Deftert 8mith and NUW tad Bobby, of GUM nt the weekend in tta Ben JL Mmsfer home. Barniea King la recuperating mta, Mr. and vteitad with Mr. and'-family r{^y. h the home of bar parents, Ufa. George King, Moving1 a bad of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michels, Doric, Jane and Joan, Mr. and Mra. Albert M, Shirley, Betty, Jackie, Eileen and Janice, Mr. and Mra. Clarence Michels and Elaine, Mr. and Mra. De Bona, Arnold Michels, Miss •velyn MicheU and Lao Michela and celebrated the fortieth wed- • Ai| anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jaaaph P. Michela. ' . . . ^ I k e L a d y F o r e s t e r s h e l d t h e i r tegular monthly meeting, Sunday . ;> 4 afkarnoon. Five-hundred prise win- • aers were Mra. Leo King, Mra. Art Klein and Mrs. Art 3tuling; bunco -" ftiaa winners wire Mra. Ben Stilling ,^Kg «nd Mrs. Eva Weber. -The. March WHY BE FAT (hMkNkis pAMt mm not* deader. noM ty* n, MiMicyBK. NolnUni iSdnw- Witht&MapkAYDS TMH viMy roiniKJBg nn Iyoa dss't cat oat any meals. TIW, poaioM. meat* or fas*. •k yarn mmftr cat them dm. * •hmyooenioyA" fortifid)AYDS i directesdd.. Afanhrtdv• hhaa milm lb clalcal Mto wi«Hi< hr teMn, IIlNilKlM tUra HItIl wMKMfcA Y MDSWV tttaeaiilaik Cim. mMdyn Satt- 53HSSS BOLGER'S DRUG STORE, McHenry Herman ard and and -Mm.' I ^ in WQinetta ncaa^< Don't forget tha' date! Sunday, March 8, in the afternoon and evening, St. John's Bleaaed Virgin Sodality will aponaor a pre-lenten party at Nell'a Ballroom for the benefit of St. John's achool. Hard-to-get prises such as butter, flour, sugar, etc., will be offered. Each member is asked to bring an article. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hettermann was baptised Kathleen Dorothy Sunday, 'February 24, with Rev. C. J. Thennes officiating at the ceremony. Sponsors were Mrs. Jerry Hettermann and John Herdrich. Guests in the home were Mr. ami Mrs. John Herdrich. Mrs. Isabel McVicker, Susan and Jim, Mrs. Lena Hettermann, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hettermann and Sandra Lee. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Nowak was baptised Susan Ellen Sunday iFebruary 24, With Rev. C. J. Thennes officiating at the ceremony. Sponsors were I Mrs. Sophia Nowak and Florry Stack. Dinner gueats in the home were MT. and Mrs. John Nowak, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nowak and daughter, Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Florry Stack and daughter, Beverly, Miss Eleanor Nowak, Harold Lucksenburg and Thomas Nowak. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hettermann was baptized Sandra Lee Mary with Rev. C. J. Thennes officiating at the ceremony. Sponsors were Mrs. Isabel McVicker and Eddie Hettermann. Sunday guests celebrating the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Catherine Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Horick, Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Smith, Phyllis and Marilyn, Mr. and tiM. Jack Mrs. Join Hetiiidi and MIImrs. IMS wnfl Mil* Clarence Stilling and infant daughter, in the Woodstock hospital. Tommy Oeffling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anted Oeffling, suffered with a strep, throat the past week. Sunday guests in the Jack Keenan home were Miss Violet Crowley and Bill McGinnes of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Verl Heiifes and daughter, Mickey, and Mrs. Heines' mother of Ottawa, 111. William Krift and Mr. Schlits of Burlington, Wis., visited with Mrs. Lena Hettermann, Thursday. Jimhoy Hettermann of Glenview spent several days in Missouri visiting wwiitthh Sailor Brock. Sunday Mrs. Joseph Regner, Mr. and Mrs. Kreutxer, Mrs. Florence flEXAIR VACUUM YOUR POST WAR MECHANICAL MAID" Will clean anything anywhere Rugs, furniture, drapes, linoleum, tile and wood floors. Shampoo® rugs and upholstery It ha* no dirty dusty bags or cylinders AU dnst and dirt goes into For Demonstration--No Obligation GALL GRAYSLAKE 4151 y guests in the William Meyers home were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Schaefer of Waukegan and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freund and family of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Klinker and daughter, Sharon, of Morris, 111., visited in the George King home, ] Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. John Schmitt visited with Mr. and Mrs. Burl Rinkenburgcr | in El Paso, III., the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freund and 'Jimmy Freund -were Sunday guests iin the Henry Nell home in Wood-' stock. I The community club will hold its j regular monthly meeting, Tuesday,! | March 5 at Nell's ballroom. Those j I on the committee are Joe Hiller, j Hank Hiller, Edwin Hettermann, j < ! Ford Jackson and Joe King. j j The infant daughter of Mr. and' i Mrs. LeRoy Miller was baptised j Nancv Kay, with Rev. C. J. Thennes I officiating at the ceremony. Spon- | sors were Mrs. Leo Freund and Alvin i Freund. Guests in the home were Mrs. Delia Miller and son, George, !Mr. and Mrs. Leo Freund and daugh- i ters, Diane and Charlene, Mr. and i Mrs. Eddie J. Frett. Mr. and Mrs. j Peter M. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin j Freund, Miss Lorraine Freund, j Lloyd and Howard Freund. Evening | callers were Mr. and Mrs. Art Still- j ing and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Klapperich. Peter F. Freund and daughter, Mrs. Bob JVilke, left for Rochester, | Minn., Monday where they are under I observation at Mayo Bros. Kenny and Margaret Karls, who are recovering from ear infections, have been taken care of by Nurse; Pauline Bode. The community wishes to extend its hearfelt sympathy to the #ife and family of Elmer Vogt. j *>»•»»••»•••••»»>< »»»•#W * tr Commercial Refrigerating Machinery AND . OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE McHENRY 439-W MeCullom Lake (By Miss Ercell Lock) Here it is Tesday morning again and time to write the column. So here goes with the week's happenings, that I know about. If any of you were kept awake Thursday night, February 21, by the noise coming from the Robert Rudin home, I wouldn't be a bit surprised. Nancy had nine Senior girls, including herself, over for a slumber party, at which no slumbering was aone-- everything but. The girls enjoyed themselves very much and had fun, celebrating Nan's birthday. She was 17 on February 27. Happy birthday, Nan. Chuck Brocken, recently discharged from the army, has been doing all right for himself. After putting two nickels and one quarter in a slot machine and, incidentally all three were winners, he put in another nickel and got the jack pot. Some luck! ! ! ! The ladies pinochle club of this community met at Mrs. Syd Smith's home, Thursday, February 21.- Mra. Smith had little logs, hatchets1, and cherries for decorations--clever idea, eh? Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madaen at DesPlaines. were weekend guests at the Syd Smith home. In case any of you have been see* ing double lately there might be § very logical reason--the Brautigan'*. Ed Brautigan, twin brother of Phil Brautigan, is now living with hit Hmther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brautigan. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nimtz, who arf formerly of this community but livf on the outskirts of McHenry now, celebrated Mr. Nimtz's' birthday, Saturday, February 23. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madsen of DesPlaines, Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Ball, Mr. and. j* THE OLD JUDGE SAYS OLD JUDGE: "Hank, you're a big grain producer...kt roe aakyouaqucetioo or twor BANK: "Glad to have you, Judgt." OLD JUDGE: "Do you think the grain used by distillers is wafted at some foUn are •eying?'* HANK: "I certainly do Not! As a matter - of fact, it is just the opposite." OLD JUDGE: "How do you figure thai. Hank?" -- HANK: "From my own experience at# from reports I've read. For the year endiif last June, the distillers produced over 1,200,000,000 pounds of distillers' dried grains...the best feed supplements we can lay our hands on. They are rich in nutrients. Why... I've never had such fat dairy cows, livestock and poultry as I haye since I've se dried i st-m. v pv/ ~ J£ r •> . f * »- 5. : 1 •• . *-; s**..• '* & r;-v \ j* w 1 ... .. h ^ i. i * /' y "5^"' C. ' . . 'J.' " , * •-1 .'?•, \ v . . - i j i • ' " i % fJ t a. « _™Jv J«•«# ; * 1 *'* v~ * ^ i ^ > ~ McHENRY, ILL. Effective March 1st, this establishment will be open 7 days a week ";•« iMHIItfii Ikilttl I ' • f . ' SPECIAL LENTEN DISHES DELUXE Frencii Pri«l Tii^ls 7- -Frog Legs--Fish;.* mARS, CHOPS, CHICKEN, TURKEY DELICIOUS SANDWICHES -- :A v* Prepared As You Like It Each Day From 5 p.m. Until Closing Delicious Cocktails, Mixed Drinks Budweiser On Tap TAVERN WILL OPEN AT 1 P. M., DAILY PHONE McHENRY 36 V t-, \ - *• ; T" s v; "BONES" SMITH, Manager - - y* I : •*" C i j'i Jii-1 4 oiuot & WHICH WAY ARE YOU GOING AFTER GRADUATION FROM HIGH SCHOOlf Right after graduation, how would you like to step into a job that gives you food pay. •. gives you an opportunity to study one «r more of 200 skills and trades, inrliwting such advanced adences as aviation, radar, television, electronics, radio, jet propulsion, atomic science . .. permits yon to travel to the far corners ef the world... gives you 30 days' vacation with pay enrf year ... provides you with food, clothing, garters, medical and datfal care...pa allowances to your dependents... offers many more attractive advantages... and enables you to retire with a life income any time after 20 years? Believe it or not, dial job is open to you rigid mom if you enlirt fat the U. S. Army. Yon ean learn aad aaa at As same tima. You cap attend Army train* ing schools and yecialiaa in eoursea which wiD put you away eat ahead in a ""Under the GI BUI of lights, if you enlist for 3 years, you may have 48 months of college, or business or trade school education, with tuition up to $500 per ordinary achool year paid and $65 a month living allowance ($90 if yon are aurried) paid by die Government. Match this against other oppurtfrtms, ^ Mm to you today. It's one yon eanY' mjfordtomus. Certainly youll warn get aQ the facts-and the pay iguns am , worth seeing, ton Stop in at the Army Re- - jW; »v Ay i % -r- ^ , •» *•';>• L been usin' these i P grams. 'How do you II. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION Room 28, Tel. Ontario 5200 326 NO. OENESSE ST. WAUKMAH, ILL. use fhw") Hank HANK: "I blend them in with original. Krain. This balanced ration has far greater feed value than the original gram itself. I can cut down on my whole grain feeding about 20% and still get better results,' THst I ifmntrtd kr Cmfnmn») AlmkMt Bttmat* hmlmitrim. ft u k«r* ia: JL lV>. * fin • -iirfiVii I < 4 • 4 - r > r c \ r ' W - ^ ' v.' i The cost of this advertisement is underwritten by: CARET ELECTRIC SHOP, Green St, Phone 26§ CLAIRE BEAUTY SHOPPE, Green St, Phone li t JACOB JTJSTEN SONS, Fornitore, Phone 10S4f ' REGNER'8 GROC. A MKT., Green St, PlMMft &