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- - »•-- - '* M,. f,,, f 'w,y K1 sjprr • r :- • ••tT. ; r'- '•• ' -f, • •;. / ' ' " • ^ -«/ r •* f* v'P'r• '* W^rt* if? T4pkk orsdAY#, N^iwovfwemwibwe»ri l*fwc *1v9|r8V3 ; TWO OnRRfX THKIK JLNNIVERSARIES •¥ a Continued from Pa^e 1 SET anniversary Saturday, Wov. Open house will be enjoyed at liM| V.P.W. clubhouse, starting at •:80 o'clock, with friends invited Hi attend. The Kildays, for twenty-seven years residents of McHenry, Were married in Polo, HI., in St. Mfcry's church on Nov. 21, 1913. At the present time, Mr. Kilday l> employed at the McHenry J«aundry. "" The activities of their children and grandchildren occupy much the leisure time of the couple but both are also members of tooal service organizations. Mrs. Kilday is extremely active in the work of the V.F.W.,auxiliary, has served as president of the local l.i dies' group an<J last year held a department legislative office. The possessor of a lovely contralto voice, Mrs. Kilday has often pleased audiences singing local programs. ler husband is a member of the Moose lodge which was fbrmed in McHenry within the test two years. The Kildays have six children, Mrs. Richard (Louise) Smith of McHenry, Mrs. Ed (Eileen) Hogan of Champaign, Robert, Mrs. Prank (Helen) Low of McHenry, Mrs. Ed (Betty) Lay of Elgin and Mrs. Roman (Grace) Miller of McHenry. They also have seventeen grandchildren. Children Win Costume Prizes These are winners of the Moose lodge Hallowe'en costume prices awarded at «. recent party for the young folks. Left to rights they are Eddie ind Lance Parks, Vicky Fernstrom and Lynne Buckie. ' 1 FINE PROGRAM OF BARBERSHOP TUNES m COUNTY NOV. 21 ' On Saturday evening, Nov. 21, at 8:15 o'clock, a mosiprogram of barbershop melotifcs «~ill be presented in the Woodstock high school auditori- Among performers will be indcded ;he "Big Four." a wo- •ac's quartet of Chilicothe that recently won the international contest. Member* are Lucille lfliler, tenor. Inez Thompson, lead, Sarah LeMaster, baritone, and Bertha Bradley, bass. They tare known as "big ladies with voices " Another well known group is the Barber-Q-Four, Illinois state Champions for 1949-50. Emmett Passing is tenor, Homer Maulberger, lead, Bob Haeger, fcariipne. and Thomas Watto, bass. Iff. Haeger is in his own right M famous arranger and chorus X Also appearing on thi" yam will be the Woodstock Her shop chorus. •t* Ed Cardiff will act as master |jr ceremonies. Bob Smith is difaetor of the chorus. : . II ' • .• ' ; , ' Int*v> -at >*ed rtm; -r-os»*«« bj ms- ' •"v:ch ttr<- •* «he urHuct at 'WjF •' i«*'ens* "v '•"? *m •"Stilts Ir ' GRAVEL PIT NEAR McHENRY ALLOWED BY BOARD REVERSAL A reversal by the county zoning board of appeals was made last week on a decision rendered in May of this year, denying reclassification in the matter* of the State Bank of Woodstock as trustee for Del and M. Freund and Ralph and Irma Freund of McHemy. The change granted the request of the petitioners for a zoning change. The board came to its decision after Judge William M. Carroll, in circuit court in October, reversed the original decision of the board which denied the re quest. ' - The matter involves a 100- acre farm located three miles east of McHenry, just north of R t . 1 2 0 . R e c l a s s i f i c a t i o n was asked for the purpose of mining and removing gravel from it. .Objectors, including a number of people who reside in the vicinity, claimed it would decrease the value of their property because of the dust and noise coming from the machinery used. CUB SCOUTS THANK YOU I would like to thank friends who sent me cards and flowers and who visited me during the time I was confined to Presbyterian hospital with a broken arm. Their kindnesses were appreciated so much. CUB SCOUTS MEN 1 (Lake moor) PACK 361 Just a last minute reminder to all Cubs and their parents that there is a pack meeting tomorrow (Friday) at the American Legion Home at 7:30 p.m. sharp. The rifle squad of Post 491, American Legion, of McHenry will demonstrate the correct procedure of presenting and retiring the colors and also give a brief outline of flag etiquette which is a Cub Must (and that of each and every citizen). A fine program is scheduled for the evening which will include a carnival put on by all Cubs of the Pack. . There are four dens in the pack, Den 2, Den 4, Den 7 and Den 8, and Den 7 has what would normally be called two dens. It was advised that it might be too much for the den parents, but the Cubbing officials were assured by the den parents that with Den Chief Ken Booster on the job there would be no problem at all. Den 7 will continue to sign up Cubs but with the understanding that any new Cubs will be sent to another fmners den if and when another den mother is located, or will be able to remain in Den 7 only if another Cub graduates into """ *' * •%.'! Scouting or moves away, lMriftf le<« than twelve cute lh pibli The den parents and t>*h Chief Ken Booster feel that It ;would not be right to have a largenumber as there could not be individual instructions and attentlon for each and every Gub. Newest Cubs in the Den are Robert LeVand, Robert Bartell. Charles Thornton, Tim Parr and Roy Grooms. There are tw-j Lions, five Bears . and five Wolves in the Den. Best of luck and well wishes are extended to Cub Charles Anschutz, who is moving away and leaviiig Den 7, but will continue Cubbing, in his new home town. He will be greatly missed by all members of Den 7. Den Chief Ken Booster brought along a visiter last meeting, and who was greatly appreciated by all Cubs, the visitor <ms Scout Williams, a fine ScouW of Ken's Troop and is greatly interested in future Scouts coming up from the cub-, bing line. Scout Williams was of great assistance during the Den meeting in helping the Cubs pass their achievements and learning to be a good cub. Scout Williams is eager, willing and hopeful of becoming a Den Chief when the new Den is started. There is a dire need for Den Mothers in most every locality, so if you are interested or know someone who is interested in the future liveB of our younger gen; eration, please contact any Cub from Pack 361. December Pack meeting will Include a Christmas program for the Cubs and their parents. "The Cub Scouts Give Good Will." CARD OF THANKS / We wish to take this iheww of saying* thanks to all those who sent! us cards, gifts and flowers and who stopped to offer congratulations on the day of our golden wedding anniversary. These many remembrances were appreciated so much. MR. AND MRS JOHN BLAKE •*•1 1 I t l»i 11 » M M 11 I M »» » COMING EVENTS ' : t t > 141 November 19 C. D. of A. Social Meeting Progressiye P.T.A. Meeting -- 8:15 p.m. -- Junior High School November 20 Feather Party -- Ringwood School -- Sponsored By Ringwood Community Club Feather Party -- Pood And Bake Sale -- Sponsored By Holy Name And Altar & Rosary Society -- St. Joseph's Hall, Richmond -r 8:30 p.m. y . November tt / Dinner And Bazaar /-- Masonic Lodge, McHeniy -- Sponsored by Nativity Lutheran Church, Wonder Lake. Cabaret Dance, American Legion Home -- Sponsored By Americsn Legion Auxiliary Junior Class Play -- High School Auditorium / November 2S Ringwood Home Bureau Craft Day And Pot-Luck -- 10 a.m. -- H. Widen Residence, Wonder Lake Drive v St. Peter's Parish Fall Festival and Feather Party November 24 McHenry Garden Club Meeting -- Mrs. C. W. Klontz Home O.E.S. Initiation 8 pjn. -- Acacia Hall . 'November St Johnsburg Rescue Squad feeriefit Dance -- Modern And Square Dancing ---- Johnsburg Commuri ity Club Building £ ; / CI • December t . " ' " ' Ringwood Home Bureau Meeting -- 1:30 p.m. -- John Neuharth Residence • December 4 Bake Sale -- Sponsored b^ St. Patrick's Mother's Club December 5 , Annual Christmas Party And Buffet Supper -- 6:30 p.m. -- High School Cafeteria -- Sponsored By McHenry Community P.T.A. • , D e c e m b e r j | ' ' ; " ' s Mctfeftry Choral Clrifi t!hr!stmas Concert -- 8:15 O'Clock -- High School Auditorium December 18 High School Mid-Winter Choral Program -- High School Auditorium" . ^ •'C Grass fire* occupied the attention of local firemen on four occasions during the past week. On Sunday they w<ire called to Lakemoor and to McCullom Lake. The previous Friday, flames started through the carelessness of hunter» sent volunteers to the Skidmore No. 3 farm. Later, a grass fire occurred. 1° Idyll Dell subdivision HONOR ACCIDENT Dr." Donald Woods "of Highland, Ind., was repoited to have been given an arrest ticket last weekend for falling to stop for a sign following a collision on Routes 12 and 120. His car collided with an auto driven by William Koehler of McHenry. No one was Injured. HOWARD 8tm Mrs. Seraph Howard, 91, for many years a resident of McHenry county, died at the Villa Rest Home last Sunday. The body was taken to the George Justen ft Son funeral home and then removed to Graceland cemetery, Chicago, for cremation. v CARD OF THANKS , * I wish to thank all those remembered me so kindly when I was in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Nye, the telephone company and the Jacob Miller and Harry Kollenkark families. •28 ' JEPPfc C. JCPSSN KS-ilip, *Db ftrar Christmas Shopping early. Use our lay-away plan. Vycital's Hardware, 132 S. Green St. 28 COUNOT coiAix?nowi ^ Receipts in McHenry county surpassed expenses during October* as shown in a report of County Treasurer J. G. Stevens to the board of supervisors. A, total of $176,717 was received during the month as against expenses of $126,413. iUIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIffllUIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllWIIIIIIIII! U: POULTRY Trepleal neigh Ridee, J , Early HaWailans discovenra* Wk thrills of sledding despite their tropic homes. Toungstert sst on large leaves for slides down muA died slopes and chiefs catapulted down grass-covered mountain trails on narrow wooden «leds with two m Inches apart I | MILLERS CORNERS | 1 '/i Miles East of Richmond, 111. | - Tuesday Evening, Nov. 24th | Dressed I TURKEYS -- DUCKS -- GEESf* nUIIIIIIIHIIMNWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIinillllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINHIillllllMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIItllllililllllllllllllllllllllfR \res milium - ~ Pliarmansls To W h i c h E x t r e m e A r e Y o u N e a r e s t . . . ? Some people 90 years without much attention to health. Others may need the Doctor on hand to start the day-- every day. Between these two extremes are great numbers of thinking people caring for their health in an orderly manner. They see their Doctor at regular intervals for guidance. They take the medicine he prescribes according to direction. They report unusual symptoms promptly. All these are common sense precautions and intelligent steps in health care, as is the practice of bringing your Doctor's prescriptions to this fine pharmacy. BOLGER'S 1«S S. GREEN STREET PHQN* M •••••••••• DRUG STORF / Top off that Perfect Thanksgiving Dinner with Candy and Ice Cream from Antonson's Candy Shop 306 W. Elm Street McHENRY -- PHONE 235-M Open Thanksgiving Day 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. f How a Title Guarantee Policy fi§*e<t» your investments in real estate the case of the wrong Mrs. Wright 1954 New Continental Dream Cars at New LOW Prices! Introducing the All-New, Four-Door Rambler Sada Now the compact Nash Rambler in a big Four-Door 6-passenger Sedan. 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