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; ••"' "' .. ('"¥- '* .w. v, %>*;. * * & ULYMOOR By Mrs. Pat Morrison IIHttllllMIMIIHHIUIItinHllimitHlllimillHilMIIIIIMHimi miimif tiw * c <• ,^7 'M-t will b«-a vni«nr« nwet Friday, Dec. 4, € p.m. at AficDermott building. All please try to attend. A reminder that the 1954 'Vehicle tags oan be purchased from the village collector at the Stftkemoor Hardware etore. All residents of Lakemoor, please get your tags early and let's make this year 100 per cent Now that we have a taste of winter with the colder weather and snow and children are. out with their sleds, please warn your youngsters that the ice on the lake is not sufficiently thick yet for coasting or* walking on. Please take heed so that we won't have any regrettable accidents Speaking of accidents, Lil Vacondio of Liakemoor had ..a slight automobile accident last week when she skidded on the ice and her car went into a ditch. Five cars were involved in th* accident but we are glad to report that Lil was not injured, bodily and her car was only slightly damaged. The feather party 'held at Wally's in Lakemoor a week ago turned out a wonderful crowd and the auxiliary is happy to report that they received $200 for their treasury and $242.25 will go toward giving a community Christmas party for everyone in the community. A few Of the people have asked if the party was just for the auxiliary. It Is not. It is for everyone and we hope to make it the best one given. The party is tentatively planned for Dec. 20. We would like to thank all those who helped make the feather party such a success. The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Lakemoor volunteer fire department held their monthly meeting last week and plans are goto* ahead for the winter carnival to be held in February. The auxiliary meeting in December will be a short one due to the holiday season. Mrs. Donald 8chiavone was the recipient of the beautiful bedspread given at the meeting. Lucky gal! The L.I.A. Social club held their monthly meeting last Saturday night at the Chicken Tower in Lakemoor. They will have IMr club Christmas party Dec. 19 at J.AK.'s in Lakemoor. Membership Is still open in the club. If you wish to join, contact Marcella Foss or Edward Kamin. The L.I.A. is tentatively planning their third annual whoopie party for some time in March. Plans for the affair are in the making now. We were sorry to hear that Winifred Steadman of Lakemoor was quite ill last week an i hopethat she is getting along better by now. Mrs. Jenny Vallone of Lakemoor is mending thd week with her son, Benny Vallone, in Chicago. The Lakemoor volunteer fire department will hold their next regular meeting Tuesday, Dec. 8, 7:30 p.m. at the McDermott building. On behalf of the fire department, we would like to thank Norman Morrison for his $5 donation. Belated birthday greeting* to Don Diedrich, who was 10 years old a week ago. We were glad to heir that little Eleanor Wirfs of Lakemoor is home from the hospital..., where she underwent surgery on her leg a few weeks back. Eleanor is coming along fine although it will be some time before she will be able to go back to school. We've noticed that Claude "Mac" McDermott of Lakemoor is home from his trip up north and finally brought home a deer after twelve days of hunting in the northern peninsula of Michigan. The weather was unseasonably warm and the dump at Sault Sainte Marie had 165 deer carcasses in it due to spoilage. Mr. and Mrs. . .orman Morrison of Lakemoor attended the first lathers' alumni dinner-dance at the Palmer House in Chicago last Saturday evening. They enjoyed a wonderful mead and dancing to the music of Lou Breese and his orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Anderson of Lakemoor spent the holiday weekend with their relatives in Indianapolis, Ind. Their daughter, Mary "Frances, came from Dixon. 111., to spend Thanksgiving with the family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cynowa and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark and son, Robert, of Chicago Spent Thanksgiving Day with Ray and Elsie Cynowa in Lake- BOTCH'S - .SAVE MONEY ON YOUH CAR ' Begakr cheek «ps and maintenance by ear experts Mf esMs m 24 Hour $orrtce We Do Complete Motor Overhauling toe W. Elm Street McHenry, 111. Pfcone 811 iteaidonoe 91-R Following Stores ARE OPEN Every Day Til 6 p.m. INCLUDING • and CERTIFIED FOOD SHOP --- Corner of Elm & Green St. McGEE'S "Store for Men". 117 So. Green 9t Phone 4? GLADSTONES Dept Store 203 So. Green St. • Phone 182 BEN FRANKLIN "On Green Si." GEORGE R^JUSTEN & SON 1D1 So. Green St. PPhhoonnee 110033--HR moor. Kvirjrdne «ti}oyed 'a HlCf family dinner. Mr. and Mrs, Sarley of Lakemoor spent a very nice holiday with their son, Dr. Erwin Sarley, and family in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Richards of Oak Park were guests at the William Gibson home in Lakemoor last Sunday. Lil Oihson's mother from Centerville, Iowa, is spending some time with Bill and Lil., She arrived last week. Mr. and 'Mrs. Les Vinecr of Lakemoor spent Thanksgiving with VTs brother. Jack, and Florence Quinn in Farnsworth. It was also,-a celebration for Vi's birthday. • Mrs. Jean Wicks and children, Patty and Larry, of Deerfield and Mrs. Myrtle Olsen of Chicago were visitors at the Arthur Levand home in Lakemoor last week. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Levand of' Lakemoor spent Saturday with Art's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, in PalatnMt^ McHenry Bible Church ';w?> Next Sunday evening, Dec. 6, at 8 p.m. the Rev. Harry Holsteine, director of Christian Haven in Harvard, 111., will show colored pictures of the home at the McHenry Bible church at the McDermott building in Lakemoor. The Christian Haven is a home for elderly women, and folks from the McHenry Bible church go to Harvard the fourth Sunday of every month to hold services for the ladies. Special violin and flute music by Mr. and Mrs. Brady will also be rendered Dec. 6. A reminder of the Sunday services: Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Morning Worship, 11 a.m.; B.C. Teens, 6 to 7 p.m.; and evening *»o»hip, 8 p.m. choir and prayer meeting' is every Wednesday in the home In the evehing. Call 509-J-l for location. XMi a %v „ ' •' ' • ;< M v*-'V:.,*.'. *•' <?•*> *-y. •.."*• ' .ZJtutAR-**- >-• 4 JET* .. * "j*'* 'i 1 1» » !'... ' ' 111 •• • ' " - • ' V* ' ... , .* V' THEE AND OPQT « PRIMARIES' FAVOBHD BY STATE GOVERNOR Governor William Q. Stratton reiterated at a press conference^ recently that he unalterably favors "free and open" primaries throughout Illinois and declared that the G.O.P. state central committee end the 0»ek Oewwtv Republican committee "should not endorse a slate of uandidates" in the 1054 primaries. "As far as I am concerned," he asserted in re-empftiaslsing his; policy toward primaries, "there is no such thing as an officially endorsed Republican primary ticket. The individual committeeman should be free to support the candidates of their choice." Governor Stratton told newsmen at the press conference in his statehouse office that "the, public interest will be better served with selection made possible from a wider field of candates running on their own merits." 1 "In other words," he said, ••the primary election should give the; voter an opportunity to have his wishes made known. Any other course amounts to a repudiation of the purpose for which the primary election law was enacted and ultimately results in the people being given little real choice in the general election." ATY ' %•- i Want Ads. like freedom, are everybody's business. POWERS and RUSSEL, Auctioneers On Route 176, one mile east of Crystal Lake, % Biile west of Route 31 at the corner of Terra Cotta. Road on SATUBDAY. DECEMBEB $ . ; " at 12:S0 sharp 4 86 HEAD OF WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA DAIRY CATTLE consisting of the following 28 HOLSTEIN COWS: The majority of these cows arc 2nd or 3rd calf heifers and either close springers or fresh. All of these cows have plenty of sire and are In good flesh. m 7 GUERNSEY COWS, all close springers ' ^ • 1 HOLSTEIN Bull, 1 year old 7^-- . •:* . v > 18 WHITE VACE B^ves (bred) -- 1 Buck sheep k>LD OMLY BY JU& AfcfE MRlClCD EXTRA ECOWOMYJ AhP anclusives are such grand buys • dtfrfifl «i thay mm •ooeomical Ym, they mahie It a joy to economise. despite the fact tbet ttmfm pfi<Md For Jarie Parker Baked Gooda, Bi^it lowr than codipulUa bfiinda, tlv/if (XOobk, itod Circle and Bolcar Col- jeuaraiHaMi to &n or yoi* feea, Ann Page Foods and all the flnoaey beck. Conae lee...Ooffi* products sold only by AitP are as w«vt TV UOl. Grade "A" ^ Doxtn In fitii* ^ A & P Solid Pock Fancy Qtwllty 29 Oz. w-m •- % tL-M A & P 18 Oz FancyRaak Tin AAP MOz fancy Tin A&P Sauerkrauts "r°2 Fancy- ^I9t>z PAUL BUHRMANN TERMS: $25.00 and under cash, over that amount % down and balance in monthly payments plus carrying charge. Buy what yo» m~ want, sign your own nato^ a» eo-alcners nesdsd. Settlement miist ba made on day of sale. "" ' • ' A&PGrapefruit i lona Cherries lona Pears hSedtoniii Red >weet Potatoes Sliced Beets 10 2 2-45 A&P Grape Juice 29 Yukon Club tr.tr 3 A&P Cherries 1401 25c A&P Apple Sauce 2^ 33® lona Apricots tr!-. ^ 25c Fruit Cocktail ^ 3*» *1°° Tin Heavy S^tip mi DtpMit Grand Eating -- Swell Savings with Ann ANN PAOC HWAHID Foods! High quality spaghetti; tentlei>e6dlpe(l Ih lufrory tomato ehacaa •auce. Stock up for the holiday rorii...iuat heat and eetl ^hORP SALES CORPORATION, CM • Phone 110 •-- Woodstock, Illinois NEW f1re$toni TIRE PULLS THROUGH WHEN OTHER TIRES SPIN! y(K,L/: (J; Aim Page Preserves Black Pepper Pure, Ground \°z 29c Syrup Grape Jelly 19c Cocoa Mix £% 1^19* tsach, AprkeV •r Pinsappl* V i- Pete Cane & AAaple Macarook BbowType KidnevBeaas 2145« 'i . , - 24 Or OOC f Boltle Jy V w 2ii> Q7« Pkgsjf 10* or Red- Ann Page 16 Oz Tin MNtPMHSR ^ * wmmrn-^ 't- y Photo Above Shows Car Equipped with Town & Country Tires Going Up Incline* Passing Stalled Cars Using Ordinary Snow Tires I'MH Rells BROWN 'M SERVB Serve piping hot, oren-fresh rolls in a matter of light; tender and delicious -- they're marvelous meelt A bargain nowt PKOS. OP 12 Mmm Park«r PHO Spanish Bar Cake HOW Coffee Cake S2Z& : > 35c Apple Pie Pfeffernusse n£ 29° (MfonCake White Bread 13® Pecan RoHs fe^r Jane Perker Reg. Priee 49s Orenge-: JaneMter 33' 39c ^49* Pkg OQC of 12 ^9 Reg. Price 35c 8 in. Size 410 0TH« SHOW TIM LIKS IT, 1 PULLS BETTER IN SNOW. MUD -n GRIPS BETTER ON ICE -- STOPS OUICKEB IN THE BAIN. McHenry Tires Mart WALT FEEXJND and BOB THUBLWELL, Main Street Phone 294 or 295.J West -- t i-.'i -¥>* >• ' Sit "K- • i, You sae your choice of superb, bean-fresh SIGHT O'CLOCK, RED CIRCLE or BOKAR COFFEE Custom Ground before your eyes exactly right for your coffeemaker. YoamefZ the stimulating raaJ-ootfee erome O'clock RedCirde Bokor that's half your coffee-drinking enjoyment.. And you taste the wonderful difference in , flavor that comes only from coffee that's freshly roes ted, freshly ground, freshly made. Hi tins cofiee different? Try it Ywll seel m . • MILD AND RtCH AND RN.L.BOOICD VIGOtOtfl AND Wl •VERY CUP OP CUSTOM OROXJNi/ AkP COmB COSTS YOU TJf*-.. YET THERE IS NO FINER COFFEE IN ANY PACKAGE XT ANY PRICE! •y«) . &x:.. 14S.SM AMIRICA'S POtlMOST tRAIUS ... SINCK US* w