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the PLAIHDEALEB • .1, ^ -t- V**3 -C-S> ^ * 4* *> : ••II M»» MMII »t m > 1 MeCullma L«k« Oa Paratf* ' (By Yanbti*) Greetings, Folks! tagti (their havwtoa) to escape the» Tbe^ MeCcllom Lake yagfty,] weA't eolsaa and «i summer heat in the biff city, net to i 4' mention the dirt and noise which they have endued for ten long tt|<> ^ months. ^narrow itads. jfVed ^ClMllerrtrom, («t . the next t*o months, will be!for setting as straight. . table children's playground and j we stated tint Judge Albert Krsoae the car driver would do well to bear j dismissed the charges against Hugo mind while driving on our | Garison and Charles tou, guests of roads. ilVed Chttllerstrom, for trespassing As we watched' this migration of j Here are a few "don'ts" to remem-1 on Ted Bnyer*s lake property be^ « imaLa ^2 1 LI. J.. %. iM|.. thank y&& j J aclc, who is at present s member Last, week i Qf Uncle Sam's air force, over the weekend. It will be a happy, day in November for the Reimers yhen Jack receives his discharge from service. " | A bit of a hearty welcome to Mrs. Howard Maxwell," wljp too decided that McCullom Lake wis a good spot for a permanent home. Since June J, the Maxwell house has been t>ur 8ummer !J* noted that; ber to make your summer vacation; cause his property %ras not -posted. evurj^ car wrterinlr the community" a cs/8 and happy one: This statement was erroneous. The had at least two youngsters in it, Don't speed. true facts in this matter are Mr. _ - , ,and we wondered how many of tnese( Don't dnnk when you drive; Our Breyer agreed not to prosecute the The long-awaited summer season j youngsters will be iortunate enougn f l»w enforcement officers are tough above-named gentlemen after they has finally come upon as. Hundreds ito .?"?e rj"?" the .sttmm*r £°~j on drunken drivers. promised to respect his boundaries of neonle vomur lnH .Kk?scathed, with the same haWT«mljea| Don't expose yourself to the hot I in the future. Prom our observa- L . ^ . on their faces whenthey le#re for 8Un for too long a period from the i tion, more and bigger fish have been. . . , aaiiy flocking: to their summer cot- their city homes in the fall. » ! start, set your sun tan gradually. hooked on land than will ever be J"84 00Zlnff with romance. • : i ' ! Dton't allow your youngsters to go caught in the waters of our lake. Mr. and Mrs. Michael WY>wc*uk, bathing unless accompanied by aj Ted Breyer was fully justified in his! who were married on that day at the responsible person. action for it is every man's priv- t _ B .• . . Don't permit your dog , to runl ilefre in these United States to pro- Baptist ^church in Chicago around unleashed, remember that tect that which is his. * " ** ' beautiful flower garden down the , v ." street has cost the owner many That 28H-hour filibuster the past £ tulations from your correspbn- « Coagratalatioaa Rickey Anderson on his twentyfirst birthday, June 19th. It made a man of him. HUNTLEY ROLLING RHYTHM RINK McHENRY AVENUS " WOODSTOCK, ILL. Came One , .«Come All. *,to the Oophus Glub Party on i SHURSDAY, JULY 10, PROM 8 to ll P.M, Basketball on Skates every Tuesday and Saturday evemngs after the regular skating sess»n! (Roller hockey will start again the first week in October) From the People's Journal, «ee, Scotland, came a letter to the county seat town one day last WWfc, seeking information on the eaiiy-history of the village of Hartley. in ' j the same letter came a story about Nnta aad Bolts • 'a city in Scotland named Hum You destroy your enemies when Robert Bayne, overseas editor of you make them your friends. ; People's Journal, asked that if there Many man has made a monkey ! are persons who know the early hisof himself by reaching for the wrong i tory of Huntley, Illinois, he would linstot I appreciate if they would write Kim No matter how much children tear >n care of the People's Journal, Bank up a house, they strengthen a home.! Street, Dundee, Scotland. ADIOS N»ed Rubber Sttaps? Order at" with the Rev. I. C. Peterson officiate ing, terminated their cooing activities last Saturday and have returned to,! Chicago. The memory of their blissful honeymoon at McCullom Lake will live •with them forever, of that ^Je are certain. Read the Want Ads Plaindealer. „ ,u'i AT and Jean Blake had as dinner i jruests hours of laibor and can be ruined in weekend on Capitol Hill would onTv & few minutes by your pet. It is be a •warmup for our ever-filibusterneedless to remind you thatn6 dogs ine Senator Dave Reui. Margf. his are allowed on the beach for signs spouse, has endured his rantings for to that effect are prominently-posted some thirty odd years and tell? STe' e . . . •' that this bit of Scotch without 5uwia, < .. M , w . „• ..S"'60 bathmfr ,f,er *tMBy " d»* sh""s Doil't venture too close to the deep « a • thia. and Johnnie. hole just a few hundred feet frofh shore where at least have occurred in pa yfToa«nm'mCr> , a UP in To sum it all un, be careful and j Canada and no fho enjoy another, happy vacac v,y, , . min. ana son. jonnnie. 1/C Willara lvicid^lsen 1^ en-: \fr TWt*c A/1om Pran/1'a WAaiiu From ^ere I sit... Jy Joe Marsh : Xrary Hat Wins Refrigerator! live - to tiOru (formerly Riverside Barbecut) , * UNDER NEW MANAGEMENTserving. GENUINE HICKORY SMOKED RIBS STEAKS CHOPS -- CHICKEN -- SPAGHETTI FISH ... From S p. m. to 2 a. m. except Tuesday Watqh for new dsi.y hourg in near future ;• featuring luncheon specials! Visit our completely remodeled location! Bar Service Avaiiabllf • Orders to Take Out! C- ! ' Phone Mc&enry 422--- 9ELEN and SALLY NAGY, Props. We beg 'your Dardon, T*ed B"reyer, for mis-stating the facts in our last mg from the advance preparations his mission should be a successful one. W«'w keeping our finpers 'crossed, Will. . «•"' Wis.; surprised the Brands when he drove into their driveway with /. a carload of fresh • .caught.;- fish and; that Rccotiyffs f<jr the fishy stare ipi Adah's eyes these past few days. CflllVOU BEAT THAT/ The names, of Mr. and Mrsi, Ed i Rirhard Franke and daughter.*, Mendehall may soon be atided to Our j Edith, Miami Beach, Fla., eniov^ > long list of property owners heje. ] a week's visit with Mrs. Louiiie-U J ...• "" • ! Brand, of Greenwood Road. ' •%.. f'- • I1 Mrs. Louise Hancarrow and her: lovely daughter, Armyne, enioyed a1 It was a dual celebration at the - 4T>leasant weekend visit with Mr. and j Baumbecks last , Saturday evening. ! Mrs. William Thorpe and, after a j George and Bettv celebrated their ! sample of the Thorpe's hospitality, i ninth wedding anniversary while LiSn i the girls* promised., to be back for\ an(l Shirley Jensen" celebrated th<e ' more sometime in July. Glad to hear that our good neighbor, Joe Melka, is doing well after undergoing surgery at St. Anne's hospital in Chicago last week. To you go our best wishes for a speedy; recovery, Joe. j passing of the tenth milestone of J 'their marital road. It was a happv j occasion for these four individuals I and we are sure that it was a day i that they will long remember. Con- One rf those "Breakfsst in the morning" radio shows came to Capi-;. tol City last week, and Sarrah Carey won first prize for wearing the craziest hat in the audience. It was a full-sized refrigerator! (The prize, not the hat.) . * '" "Glad them hats of hers paid off v at last," says Ed, treating the. whole thing like a joke. But you could see he was proud of Sarrah. ' T*rom-where I sit, there's another thing Ed can be proud of: the way he's put up with those hats of Sarrah's, with never a criticism? just a* she's pat up with Ed's pipe ill - 'y ^ the other little freedoms he enjoy*. , They've got that refrigerator home now, stocked with'beer";'anjjfc-'.^- we're going over tonight to drink ; toast--not just tc Sarrah's hats tak» - ing first prize . . . but to a happily ? married Couple, who've learned ISO live with one another's differencei ' • / in tastes--whether it's a taste for hats or beer! Copyright, 1947, Uruted States Brewers Foundation THE YEARS ME MAS BBN W MQiLVWOOP/f HESTER OILS "The Beet For Lees" FUEL OIL V GASOLINE LUBRICANTS West of C. & N-W. ft. R, WEST McHENRV, ILL. TELEPHONE M'HENRT 241 A hearty welcome, neighbors! Mr. and® Mrs. Robert Seeber ^ their son, Paul, whose names can be J added to our ever-growing list of •fnermanerit residents. The Seeberi i have i>urchased the John Kane nrop» |,erty on Hickory and East Lan4i '.drives and moved in last weekend After four weeks of concentrated effort in improving his property on Maple Hill, Lt. Col. and Mrs. John Fox, accompanied by Ma and Pa Myers, their two dogs and a cat. left for somewhere in Wisconsin with their palatial trailer in tow to spend the next two weeks relaxing and booking a few bass before Lt. Col. [FOY resumes his duties at Scott f Field sometime in July. j Mr. find Mrs. Harry Reimer enfjoyed the company of their son, yESSIR! WAT'S ONE OF THE REASONS I'M GRAVE A A&P Thrifty -Wise! PANTHY SAVINGSI Now! Mo Sugar Stampa Raqulrad GRANULATED Beet Sugar 5 £ 47* FOR STEAKS. CHOPS, FISH. ANN PAGE Ketch ap... 2IC RICH IN VITAMINS. IONA BROADCAST BRAND Corned Beef Hash. SULTANA HALVEO Bartlett Fears NEW LOW PRICEI dexo Shortening. Spinach ... II* FOR BABY. STRAINED CLAPPS Baby Food 12 ^89° 25* 42* 3-^ $|l» CTN. | • • e. 14-OZ. e JAR NO. 2'/, • CAN 4 J Glanced feeding, dean cows and clean equipment are essential to ifee production of high quality milk, but there's more to it than fbat^toHeep quality up, you've got to keep the bacteria count way down... just fike the boss-man is doing here with his 4cop-in Electric Milk Cooler." bottom of thf milk cans." ^-v Wt'ra convincMl.. .what's Hit next step? "M.-, Iwp tolkhiO/ MaMmwhot's th« poy-olf? 1 "Pay-off?--plenty! Extra money--top prices--for higher quality milk. Not on<T * can of rejected milk. Better flavor and odor. Dollars saved in cooling costs. Sanitary, time-saving milk handling. Dependable, iaechanical refrigeration that provides con-7~~ ftppi ~ A trip to your local dealer, of course, to ; /look over the Electric Milk Coolers. They're -.. available . .. and there's one sized to your V. |herd and fitted to your purse. 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