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- •^eC5" •V > .'- • " *• '*:*• 'r-:"".'." *?*»*: -v^-; cember 4, rnmtiSm tHE McJlENRlT - .j-m: , ' *-* ^ Vs . ' ;•• **&% \ •Tf-T.-^ ••• •: % • • " V*,'.2V - ' ' * * * • I•afctl-t' '•*"• - teWS FROM Wonder |ake By Yumc Mb Legion Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary members are working apace to get ready for their Christmas sale and bazaar which will be held at Wally Dean's market Saturday, Dec. 6. Members of the Auxiliary say '^they are trying to choose articles that will be suitable for Christmas presents and which will suit every taste. Along with the Christmas sale there will be a bake sale and a sal® of veterjans' craft. • • - ~ .'proceeds from the veterans' , jSraft are sent to the men whc made the articles in the hoa. pita Is around the U. S. Containers are in all the stores this time where those whc Would like to give cigarets to e hospitalized veteran may„ deposit a package. The cigfcrets will be' taken to the Elgin hospital in time for Christmas. Thanksgiving Day Birthday A wild goose . shct by her grandfather, A1 Kolar, and a pheasant shot by her Uncle Ca] _Kolar were the fare for the ^birthday dinner of Diane Kinzie. 4, on Thanksgiving day. The dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kolar Shore Hills. Others present included Diane's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamcf Kinzie, Cicero, and Mr. and Mrs. Car* Kolar, Wonder Woods. president of the Wonder Lake Girl Scouts at a meeting held recently in the new Lutheran church. Named to serve with her were Franci Anderson, scribe, and Carol Pilar, treasurer. Leaders of the troop, which meets each Wednesday, are Mrs. Elaine Spuehr and Mrs. Gladys Gustavson. Patrol leaders of the troop are Ann Lundborg, Sandi Sells and Diane Hunt. 'and Eva tTntl, all of McHenry; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson, Loves Park; and Charles De- Croix, Woodstock. Legion Dance Saturday The American Legion post of Wonder Lake is sponsoring a "Goqd Neighbor" dance Saturday flight, Dec. 6, .starting at 10 p.m. Admission to this dance is by ah article of canned goods or other items of food suitable for Christmas baskets to be distributed to the needy. >The Legion will have a Christmas party Sunday. Dec. 21, at 2 p.m. for the children of Won- Lake Santa Claus will disttfbute^ f^s to all of t»e youngsters who\attend. PurtgHMe Business Wally and Hedy Leonard, former residents of Wonder Lake and recently custodians at Woodstock Country Club, have purchased a tavern near Huntley. Home For Holiday Mr. and , Mrs. Don Wilkins were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sells, her parents, over the Thanksgiving holiday. Others present at the Thanksgiving dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tretow, Crystal Lake, and Mrs. Hazel Redfield, Chicago. Visitors during the day included Nancy Siemon and her sister, Sally; Mary Ann Bolger ' ' Serves Bride -- Miss Mary Boldt, daughter of the Charles Boldts, Indian Ridge, was bridesmaid for her classmate, Jean Schmitt, Saturday in St. Mary's church, McHenry. Building New Home Mr. and Mrs. Walter Troxell, who reside at the Cristy turn on the school blacktop, are building a new home on Rt. 173, near where his place of business is located. Troxell operates an implement business near Hebron. Mrs. Troxell said they expect to be in the new home nejflt month. Kenneth Christy Has purchased the farm home. - .-f „• j O.EA Officers Mia. Marian Cannon wms sef lected associate matron of the McHenry Order of Eastern Star lecently. Her husband. Eld ward, was named associate patron. The year of the O.E.S. was officially closed at the last meeting, with Alyce and Bill Hoeft, Shore Hills, Wonder Lake, serving out their year as worthy matron and worthy patron. The new officers will be in- Serviceman And Wife Home On Leave Pvt. David P. Seaholm and Ms wife have been spending the former's fifteen-day leave at th# home of Mrs. Seahclm's mother, Mrs. Frank B. Wilkinson. Mrs. Seaholm will reside with her mother and family when Pvt. Seaholm leaves for Austria. Couple Observes 46th Anniversary ' Congratulations to Mlj. *p*d Mrs. George"" Unwin of^Maple Drive, who celebrated their forty-sixth wedding anniversary on Nov. 23. They entertained a group of friends at their home. Chwpri Church NflW" John Christoffersen, a pioneer in the work here at the Gospel church, departed from this life after a long illness, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jensen, in Chicago, on Monday evening, Nov. 24, at the a£e of 76 years and 2 months. His wife proceeded him in death last June. They loved Wonder. Lake and their pretty little home in Indian Ridge.. And they loved the Lord and His work here at the Gospel Church, serving faithfully in different capacities. We bles3 .their memory. The pastor assisted in the funeral service held on Friday, Nov. 28, bringing a brief message at the chapel. Our service next Sunday, Dec. 7th. will be at the usual hours: Sunday Bible School at 10 a.m„ Morning Worship service at 11; Evening Evangel with Communion service at 7:45 p.m. We also conduct our monthly Gospel service at the Christian Haven in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. IV SPEEDY McHENRY GARAGE- • SIR USED CAfcS OF NICK MILLER'S *HCNRYGMM6E -ive "Vyou've 1 BEEN I ARE. THE PIMI MONEY CAM T ere i f w t e v BEEN TALKINC ABOUT THESE / DOING ors -mi. y crcax 1** Blue } "bPEEDv f Better _ \JFACE- J KNOCK OFF \fCHR A WHILE. r DO HJf HERE- LET PEEL \ME HELPYOUA LITTVE f CAN YOU OIXXY. [ standalone?! TLL SAY I CAN STANP A LOAN. BOSSHOW ABOUT TEN BUCKS9 111 i l l ii W, l l n ii i IIIIII^'I i l HI! mppg *.'*1 fej MOTMNG SPARS M TOUR PRESCRrnoNS No effort or expense is spared when we compound your doctor's prescription. We stock only the freshest, highest quality drugs and insist that each prescription is double-checked for C£cci}£acy. Trust Us to fill all your prescriptions. '•in :-* -v : '•< N Y E WILLYS-OVERLAND SALES MM FRONT STREET PHONE 403 119 N. Rlv,r*kU Drir, • P.T.A. Meeting The parents of the fifth anc' ,§bixth grade pupils of Mrs. Oonk'e room, Harrison School, will be the hospitality group when the P.T.A. meets Dec. 9 at 8 p.m. in the school. Rocm mothers are Mrs. J. Roti, Mrs. G. Gustavson, Mrs. G. WwacnhA!-pr and Mrs. Vi Me tog. A short business meeting will be held and will be followed by -- a Christmas program. A* Gift prices from five cents to twenty-fiv^ emits are to be brought to the meeting. A (sprcial invitation is sent cut to all to joir in "Knowing the Gift Of Christmas." Girl Scout Officers Mary Lou Miller was elected milium -TURTLES - _ ttAMD BOLGER'S DRUG STORE GREEN STREET PIIONB 4* McHENRY, ILL. Double Gold Bond Stamps Friday, November 21st. i rami in i i M i n i i:i i n 11 m i 111 i.i=i i i n hi < era 11i im m 111 im i h d i m m mi in iti n i hiwikwiw S VAjteS1 Tf. Guckenfc*V^ ^ith ligM» ^r^ond-rtul ita »ro last® | ftMtRICA" yOU dOtt t lOt * » ® ki,k«rlop m (UiiLLii mm* t ' f ' Vou've never seen him beforef And yet, as you watch him approach his motor car --'you feel instinctively that you know something about this man. You feel you know something of his background and his standing among his feflow men. You sense his consideration for the safety and comfort of his family and his friends. And you have a clear indication of the mark he has made in his chosen field of endeavor. ( _• _ For that's one of the extraordinary things about the great-Cadillac car: It speaks so clearly and 80 eloquently o'f the man who owns and drives it. It does so from its long association with the "worlcTsliistrnguished motorists . . . and out of its constant participation in the lives' of the nation's leading people. In every community across the land, Cadillac is the predictable choice of those who choose without restriction. And how well thev choose--and how wisely! * / For the Cadillac car--as any owner can tell you ••is surpassingly satisfying from every standpoint. Smooth, powerful and responsive--it makes each and every journey a pleasure to anticipate and 4 joy to experience. Beautiful\ luxurious and inspiring--\t adds to the pleasure and satisfaction of the whole day's activities, 1 And dependable, long-lived and economical tn operation--it compliments its owner's practical wisdom through every marvelous mile Jie drives, * * * • Don't you feel it would be wonderful to enjoy all these things in your motor <^ar? If you do--• then come in and see us. We'd be delighted see you at any time you find convenient. 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