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m Lake Eve Levesque Tavern Chsn|c« Hands The tavern on( the corner of Ireenwood Road and Hickory >rive became the property of fir, and Mrs. Toraten Bjork on Thursday, Oct. 1. This place was fvned by Roy and A.1 Blake for ght years. ' The move won't undergo much tff & change. From the Roy-al jhn it now becomes the Royal - The Bjorks were former resi- »<|ents of Chicago and since they :aave three children, they feel the • tbuntry is the place to raise them. John is 13 and has entered the :';'«i1|grhtS» grade at / Edgebrook '"\ Jchool. Diane is 6 arid in first re and wee Berenice wily enkndergarten s?nce she/ just , |J|*d & / May we offer this fine couple -^•^jestf wiiphes fter a long and happy ^llMStness venture and a hearty, -Welcome to the community. Cullom-Knoll Meeting :--'The'-monthly meeting of the *Uullonv-Knoll association was Held t at the . beach house last Sunday, Oct. 4. The meetings will continue to be held ;• once a month throughout the winter in the best interests of the community. * HAost gratifying was the large number of delinquent dues which mine into the secretary-treasurer dUrng the month. However, tifiere is still a considerable sum ftstanding and it would be uch appreciated if these were id up. ' * 331 Sometime in the near future, Vi offioer or trustee of the organization will contact every resident in, the community during 4|< house to house canvass for the purpose of inviting^ new members tb join. Remember! This organisation is for the good of every ihember of this community, #hether property owner or renter. You do not have to be & property owner to belong. - Winter -is nearly upon us, bringing that soft white stuff that sure is a mess to drive through. Much better to have it pushed off the roads. The C-K association pays for the snow plow. And . you, the people, are Die Cullom-Knoll association. Let's join 100 per cent. These folks recently became members. They are Mary Lang, Ifr. Bills, and Mr. and J&rs. Tom Scylthe. Welcome!- * • r* At times he was ferocious and frightening, but that was his job as a watchdog; On the other hand, the few times he managed to escape bondage he was as meek as a new bo:n pup and strictly molesting no one. ' When lie tired of his freedom, he would return of his own accord to'the tree to which he was usually * tied *nd lay down waiting to resume his duties. Last Thursday, this aging servant was gently put to sleep. His masters couldn't take him with them and he was too old to make friends with the new owners. Somehow his going leaves an empty void in our hearts. We can only say, "Well done, thou Jftd faithful friend!f i» ; ; " Milwaukee Tttp '*:<?*>- Lil and Lee Sawdo, together with Barbara and Ken, spent an enjoyable Sunday in Milwaukee visiting with relatives. How About A Card? For Mrs. Grace Walton, whc hasn't been feeling as chipper as tier usual self. A card or note from her many friends would do much to cheer her up and help her get better. We're thinking of you "and wishing you a speedy recovery, Grace. His Name Was Roger A familiar sight and sound he ®wfcs to all who passed the Roy- A1 Inn. For many years he served hiB masters well, guarding his post behind the tavern.. Attend Christenii^f .> .• Irene and Leo Sales and their young bachelor son. Chick, attended the christening of their young granddaughter, Mary Catherine Sales, in Chicago on Sunday. She was presented at the font of St. Gertrude's church by her godmother, Mrs. Gloria Dennis, and her godfather, Robert Sales. A christening party was held later at Jean and Jack Sales' home for the family and friends. Jean and Jack were beaming proudly at their darling little daughter, of course. , Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sales had further cause for jubilation. Earlier in the week they received word that Jim, who is with the Marine corps in Korea, was made corporal the latter part of September. They were especially proud since only six men out of 500 made the--rating. Jim hopes to be home .soon. Another Year Has Passed For Mrs. Ken Ingersoll, who turned a lovely 21 on Sept. 28. And Lottie Piotrowski doesn't mind owning up to her 25 years. She celebrated her birthday on Friday, Oct. 2. Anniversary Congratulations Are very much in order for Marie and Alan McKim in honor of their fifth wedding anniversary last Sept. 25. Louise and Hank Passal are still wearing that newly married look after fifteen years. Their big day was Oct. 1. Theater Party Aligelo Budacci shared his twelfth birthday Oct. 4 with his friends. He took Ed Caron, Tom Mortimer, Bob Cable and Johnny Scarbrough to the Skyline Drivein. They really whooped it up. This celebration made , the day a memorable one. At The Crucial Moment The place was crowded with i baseball fans. They clamored, with Hugh McDonald to tarn on | TV to catch that all important series game. He stepped up to the set and turned it on -- nothing happened. s Several voices hinted thtt it might be advisable to- pluff in the set. ; . ,T "Naw, it's plugged W was the droll reply. 'Til gf' JtWl Repairman." ' • >r. He answered the very urgent summons, stepped dramatically up to the TV set, put the plug in the usual place in the wall socket and the game was onL heedless to say, the razzing has become, "tawthev. wearisome." Injured In Fall A hot so graceful landing wns executed by that cute little miss. Elaine Vycital, when she tried! to defy the law Of gravity last week. She was employing that "Look, Ma. no • hands" routine while standing on Pat Kuhn's bike. Alas,, the bike gave way and Elaine is now, trying to look graceful on a pair of crutches. A fractured heel bone will cause her some discomfort in the weeks to come. Better use a net j next time, Elaine. Report* Of Vandalism The Chester H el wigs are indignant at the treatment being given their little dog by the school children passing their yard where the little animal is safely penned in. Seems as though they delight In throwing rocks at the friendly little pup which could seriously Injure him. Perhaps the parents' of the children who walk down Hickory Drive toward the b'.n Stop would ask them to refrain. The dog is safely penned in, the children are not!! * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patzke, who live on Fountain Lane just beycfrJ the Hickory Drive inteisection, were very much upset to discover that rocks and other missiles had be^n huilec" thiough their windows causing considerable damage to their property, while they were not home. Such wanton destruction must not and will not be tolerated. It's up to the parents to instruct their children to respiect the rights of others. Let us hope that stronger me i sures , will hot be needed. Take Up Permanent Residence The call of the country wft» too great for Mr. and Mrs Tonjf Doolin to resist. ^wafOT^^s<^j^agaQagaMg^e^'aasisagazaotaEaaqBgiosBaotia> a result they have given i up their apartment in 'Chicago and have made our oommunitv their home. 1 Chicago's loss is our gain >rc, j a very warm welcome is extend-1 ed to these two giand pe^c. j Rejoins orchestra •'* - | Carl Knauer has rejoined his i fbrmer associates of the Wayne1 King orchestra and is off with them on a seven-week concert j tour. Their travels will take j them through the south and j southeast. I Shortly after her husband left, j Mrs. Knauer received sad news j that her sister's husband nad| passed away. She attended the funeral. last Monday in Kokomo, Ind. j Misfortune Visited ^ Joseph Veeely Homeyr K& t * Sharing in the hard* luck meted out to local folks in recent months was the Joseph Vesley family of Pistakee Bay. Mr. Vesely recently underwent surgery at St. Luke's hospital, Chicago, during which time his wife made frequent trips to the city to visit her husband. About the same time, her mother, Mrs. Mary Smolik, , fell at their Bay home and sustained a fractured hip. She was confined to the Berwyn hospital. Both patients are now at home and convalescing. A. F. 8t A. M. ^ 107 N Court St Meeting l-3rd Tues. Visitors Welcome Phillip Ricker, Secy. Phone McHenry 417 O. E. S. 107 N. Court St. Meetings 2nd & 4 th Tues. Visitors Welcome Myrtle Harrison, Secy Tel. Won. Lk. 3641 Entertain Old Frienm - " f Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Langerbeck were Mis. Louis A. Zielin* ski of Evanston and Mr. and7 Mrs. Fred Freyer of Chicago. That's all: for now next week. £2 TURTLES h BtANO Mint REPAIRS FHEE TUBE-TESTING SALEN S SERVICE 312 Main St. McHenry, Dl. YOUNG PARAKEETS Available For Delivery THURSDAY. OCTOBER 15TH Place your order NOW! Choice of colors. We carry a large stock of Parakeet feed & playthings. Cages |6.95 to $12.95. GEO. COLLETTB, Owner - PHONE 459 its Riverside Dr. McHenry w:> V :: *;• *' % Liberal Eitrnin An increasing number of people continue to take advantage of the higher dividend rate being paid our investors. Our current rate is 3 percent per annum. We have never paid less than a 3 percent dividend. Start an Account Today BY MAIL OR IN PERS04**? MARENGC fEDERAl *• ,, " i, -V < %' ' SAVINGS 102 NO. STATE STREET AND LOAN ASSOCIATtOH MARENGO, ILLINOIS |i At Irmdm Mart ml hl> III ONIV ST BOLGER'S DRUG STORE «3Rfs£N STREET PHONE 40 McHENRY, We give and redeem Gold Bond Stamps. Only 1 GWN|(Ndk FARMERS |f If you have something to Buy, Sell or Trade . -ADVERTISE * " • '* in the • I, '&**{ PLAINDEALER UO'PO? AIL-ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM-SCREEN DOOR PR0FE55 IGHRl DiRECTORV DR. ARTHUR J. HOWARD Chiropractic Physician 124 So. Green St^ McHenry, DL: Phone McHenry 10®8 ' Hours - Mon. and Fit"' ^ *' , ' • 10 to 12^0 - 2 ito 8/ : > ; Toea. and Than. 1 to S 8a*. By Appdntmnt O^jr I0C30E ioqoc Gr.ir *•* Ih»--ImKnNni AH TtnliidrtfT • Hugged, all-atumiiium construction I • Aluminum doer iamb I 1" thick ! Easily Installed by Anyone! DR. C. R. SWAN8QN Dentist rff-.. 1)1 S. Gre«n 8tlMt Office Honrtt '- J' Daily Except Thnradagr 9 to 12 -- 1:S» to S:9» Hfchw. Wed. and Fri. By Appointment Only r Teleohone McHenry 16M VERNON KNOX Attorney At Law Opr. Green and Elm Steasta McHenry, 111. Tuesday and Friday Aftei Other Days by AppnllillMil Phone McHenry 43 aaaoBQi loraoca WHJJAM M. CARROLL, Ar. Attorney ^t Lasr IIOV2 Benton Street J Phone Woodstock ISM Woodstock, Illinois O CALL MrHBNBT 5 ALEXANDER Lumber Co. McHenry, Dl. DODGE 1954 PREMIERE WEEK 4- NEWEST SHOWING IN MQTORDOM-S.TARTS OCT. 8 sr tsk - JOSEPH X. WAYNNS: Attorney At Law % 809 Waukegan Road (RFD l«S) Phone MeHeary 4S8 West McHenry, DL. . j JOHN F. 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