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\ , ?.. * «s T- "«>•'< , r. 4</ -• S>» , <•, ,< ~ }••' w- • " • ' y&K w \-,*y: '« V^' THE * j " * • 1 ?t*w ^ ^ i v „/»%»" ** > <v--- v v,*,• V;:^':V'?.^' • •? '••?:': «j-1'iff*!: pif$v-"'.a^fc-i- v-M'j:g|j|.? Thur«day, October 7,1954 onder Lake News By Vanesse Sells Seventeen Volunteers Plan Visits To Schools (Continued from Page 1) •m* Hold Surprise Party i A combined birthday and going *Way party was held at the Wontake Legion Home Sunday,! Sept. 26. The guests of honor j were Edward Duckfield of Whit-1 »«», Mass., who was 80 years ©Id "on Sept. 29, and Mrs. May .Morton and her granddaughter, •'-V«»tei»e Ann Pitt, of Darlaston, ; England. v * | The party was given by the • rfc^u • * ••" <3aU£!:'. •: •s, . Mrs, William Htelsen, daughter of Mr. Duckrficiia, and Mrs1. Stanley Wilson?,. ; <teughter of Mrs. Morton, t ; i Each of the persons honored knew about the party, but each thought the party was for the ©tiler. They received many beautiful ' gifts. • & v 4-H Achievement Day P- The 4-H clubs of Vender Lake |i ,%ili hold their annual achieveliient day on Oct. 12, and will Ki- present a style show as a part Of the P.T.A. meeting that even- V big. The meeting will be held at Harrison school. Local Cheerleaders McHenry high school will play its third football game of the iieason Friday evening against Woodstock and on Woodstock's Homecoming Day. Among the cheerleaders will be two Wonder Lake girls, both of them substitutes. With the varsity team Will be Martha Boldt, a senior and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boldt of Indian Ridge. On the junior varsity team is Jean Marion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis O. Marion of Lookout Point. county treasurer, 347 Vine street, Woodstock, or call your local chairman, Dorothy McEachren, Wonder Lake 4311. The newest caira grpup to meet socially for arf evening of fun and at the same time contribute to a community need is the second canasta group organized on the west side of the lake, in Wonder Woods. They met Wednesday, Sept. 29, at the home of Mrs. Jeri Seeman with Mrs. Iva Andersen substituting^ for K^y Soursen. The regular members playing were Esther Sturm, Johanna Jirousek, Mary Ann Cristy, Florence Kosmicki, Kay Stendebach, Ruth Kolar and the hostess. High scorers were Esther Sturm and Ruth Kolar. Refreshments were delicious pineapple custard with whipped cream and almond crescents and coffee. '• The next meeting will be Oct. 20 and will be at the home of Esther Sturm. Possibly at that time they will choose a name for their club. Harrison School' P.T.A. Mrs. Frances O. Marion, president of Harrison school P.T.A., extends an invitation to the community to attend the October meeting, at the school, on Tuesday, the twelfth, at 8 p.m. Mothers of the seventh grade room will be hostesses at this meeting. The welcome faculty dinner took plgce on the last Thursday in September. Seventy persons were present to welcome the faculty and enjoy themselves. Dancing followed the delicious dinner served at the Woodstock Moose lodge and everyone enjoyed the ballroom and square dances. Our thanks to our hospitality chairmen, Mrs. Wm. Mann and Mrs. fed Doutlick, for a grand evening and to those on the ticket committee. : The- .October meeting will be of interest to everyone and an enjoyable social hour will follow. Hospital Auxiliary Recent members joinihg the hospital auxiliary are Mrs. Martha Thompson and Mrs. A. G. Shrosbree. Their one dollar memberships will carry them for the 'remainder of 1954 and all of 1955. Have you sent in your dollar yet? Send it to Mrs. Fred Peeler, Gospel Church News The annual Sunday school rally last Sunday attracted far more; people than our chapel could accommodate. In the musical pro- j gram, we heard for the first time our youth chorus. A student quartette from Trinity seminary, Chicago, made a very real contribution to that service. Next Sunday, Oct. 10, the pastor will speak on the subject, "The Harvest." In the evening at 7:30, at our regular Gospel service, the mortgage papers on our property will be burned and a preliminary rei port on our plans for expansion will be submitted. Sunday Bible School will be as usual, at 10 a.m. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening at 8. A cordial welcome is extended to all. sure no butts are smoldering under cushions or on tables. Electricity Misuse of electricity is also responsible for many home fires each year. Here's how to guard against the sparks and overheating that result in electrical fires: 1. Fifteen ampere fuses are recommended for most household circuits. Never use oversize fuses or tamper with the ones already in the box. 2. Don't try to run too many appliances from one outlet; you will overload the circuit. If fuses blow frequently even without overloading, have an electrician inspect the wiring. 3. Look for the UL Ialbel on all electric cords and appliances you buy. It means they passed Underwriters' Laboratories tests for fiie and shock safety. 4. When an electric cord or appliance needs repairs, don't let a "home handyman" tinker with it. Take it to an electrician. 5. Extension or repairs to wiring is also a job for a professional. Wiring done by amateurs has caused many fires. 6. Don't string wires over hooks or around nails, or run them under rugs where they may be walked on. Insulation will break or wear out. LEGAL STATE OF ILLINOIS )' S8. COUNTY OF McHENR*) I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF McHENRY COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF RAYMOND FRANCIS MUSYNSKI AND JUNE MtTSYNSKI FOR CHANGE OF NAME. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that we will on the 6th day df December, A. D. 1954, being one of the return days of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois, file our petition in said Court praying for the change of our names from Raymond Francis Musynski and June Musynski to Raymond Francis Monroe and June Monroe; - respectively, pursuant to Statute in /Bitchease made and provided. Dated, at McHenry,, Illinois, this 4th day of Qctober, A. D. 1954. Raymond Francis Musynski June Musynski Petitioners Attorney for Petitioners: Vernon J. Knox Crystal Lake, Illinois Phone 1500 .. (Pub. Oct., 7-14-21 COMMUNITY CHURCH ADDITION TO BE DEDICATED SUNDAY (Continued from Page 1) CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Nickels and I wish to extend our sincere thanks to the McHenry fire department for the prompt response to our call for help the morning of Sept. 21. Also, we were impressed by the alertness of the telephone operator who turned In the alarm. I had only enough time to pick up the phone and shout fire and give the address. Within seconds, help was on the way and the fire was under control after fifteen minutes of quick action, thereby avoiding complete destruction. Words cannot express our appreciation to our neighbors, namely Harry Zimmerman, at whose home we stayed: Mrs. Lydia Martel, who cooked breakfast and generally took over; and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frett, who generously allowed us the use of their guest house without obligation. To one and all we are humbly grateful. Sincerely, 22 Mr. J. L. Nickels now for the building and ultimately, with the addition of future refinements, the total cost will run to $72,000. The present stiucture will include a youth room, kindergarten, church office, meeting room, kitchen, church school space and dining room facilities. A stage, dressing room, modernfold doors, etc., will be added later. Under the supervision of the projects chairman, Harold Sanford, the men of the church are now meeting one night a week to help with the painting, tile laying and carpentry work that still needs to be done. With church school attendance up to 195 last Sunday, it becomes apparent that the new addition was made available just in time. BARN BURNS A bam on the Earl Smith farm soutn of Rt. 173, in Alden, was destroyed by firQ about 4:30 o'clock last Saturday morning after lightning had struck the building. BUY SAVINGS kONfc>S NOW! JOE BLAKE AUCTION ED VOGEL ft WILLIAM RUSSEL Auctioneers Have decided to quit dairying and will sell my herd at public auction on my farm located one mile North of McHenry on State Route 31, three miles south , of Ringwood on Route 31 SAT., OCT. 16, 1954 starting 1:00 o'clock sharp 25 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK Twenty (20) Holstein milk cows, six which are fresh, four sprine ers, balance milking good. This herd has lots of size and quality. Five (5) Holstein heifers due to freshen in the spring. FEED Three (3) tons of bated oat straw MACHINERY UJS. 8 roll corn husker; Stewarl electric clipper, wood barrel; hot water heater, 40 gal. tank; 10 pails of gun grease; tank sprayer. MILK EQUIPMENT 2 new Surge milkers; new stain less strainer & pail. McHENRY STATE BANK, Clerking Terms: All sums of $25.00 or under ca$h. Over that amount one fourth.; down and the balance in six monthly installments at 6- t pe cent interest, arrangements for credit lo be made with the clerk before purchase is made. JOSEPH BLAKE. Ownorf Ed Vogel & Wm. Busse!, ' !*** > Auctioneers . DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 to 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 to 8:S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 WINTERIZE NOW! ^cawrS7{y TUNE-UP Authorized United Motor Service pppjl QTT^f1 Lubrication on VJULinOlll VJ Latest Type Car Hoist COMPLETE RFPBm SERVICE GUARANTEED 100% 10 MINUTE CAR WASH Latest Car Washing Equipment With Wax Base Shampoo $1.50 or $2.00 SERVICE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Coffee and - while you wait Special Service and Discount to Commuters Special Night Service on Trucks Guettler's Cities Service feeute.31 PHONE SSI McHenry, III |«riSicv Save up to 50% n Lower Overhead - Lower Prices Complete Body and Fender Repairs, Any Make Any Car . . . Gleaming, Like New, Factory Method, Paint Jobs, Any Car 25% Discount on Installation of Window Glass, Any Make, Model of Car. ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED HANS BODY & FENDER REPAIR Phone McHenry 244-R 609 Front Street 24 Hour Service ERNEST NASS AUCTION EDWIN VOGEL and WILLIAM H. RUSSELL, Auctioneers Because of ill health I am forced to sell my dairy at public auction at i.iy farm 2% miles Northeast of Ringwood, and 2- miles"South of Solon Mi)!?, **** -view *Cor.th\«f, 'on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1954 commencing at 12:S0 o'clock 25 choice Holstein cows, 12 of which are close springing; 2 Holstein heifers (brted), ealfhood vaccinated; S Holstein yearling heifers, ealfhood vaccinated. This is a good dairy of cows, and I welcome inspection. You will make no mistake in getting your replacements at my sale. FEED 32 feet of silage in 14 foot silo; 500 bushels of good' oats. MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT 2 McCormick Deering milking machines, single unit; wash tanks; Pails and strainers; 15 milk cans; 10 can McCormick Deering milk cooler. TERMS: Usual Bank Terms. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS ERNEST NASS, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OUR DEMOCRACY- * "We see by the papers*.. A SMALL NCWSPAPea ADVERTISEMENT OF LESS THAM ISO WOROS LAUNCHED THE CITy OP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. IT RAN IN THE VIKGW/A GAZETTE AT WILLIAMSBURG 217 YEARS AGO AND WAS SIGNED BY WILLIAM AYRD. WHO OFFERED LOTS ON THE JAMC9 RIVER TO TMOSS WHO WOULD &UILO HOUSES ON THEM. TKS LOCAL NEWSPAPER,THROUGH THE NEWS AN0 ADVERTISING IT PUBLISHES, CONTINUES AS A FIREAT ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL MEETING-PLACE FOR.THE COMMUNITY. WHETHER. HELPING TO ESTABLISH A CITY OR SELL A SACK OF, POTATOES, ITS COLUMNS AR.E OEDICATEO TO THE PROPOSITION THAt TRADE AND THE FRE2 INTERCHANGE OF INFORMATION KEEPS PROSPERITY <SOIN$ IN OUR. DEMOCRACY. ELIMINATE Red Stain - Odor SQC60 Hardness wO m • _ •• LGE. 80,000 Automatically GRAIN AUTOMATIC SOFT WATER CO. 565 Columbia Phone Elgin 6-1879 Name Address City ... Phone RETIREMENt OF ---- JUSTICE FULTON NOV. 1 ANNOUNCED Announcement was made the last of the week that William J. Fulton of Sycamore, supreme court judge of the sixth district, which includes McHenry county, will retire on Nov. 1. Announce* ment that the 79-year-old justice will give up his duties was made at a meeting of the Sixth Dis^ict Federation Bar association, held at Morrison. , ^ Justice Fulton has= served on the state supreme court s bench for thirteen, yea-rsv and: as.>a -cir-! cult court judge ' for- twenty-years. Because his term does not expire until 1960, the resignation will require Governor Stratton to' set a special election to fill the vacancy. It is too late to hold the election in conjunction with the Nov. 2 /aneral election. More rLocal^ You&^Enro($Tr - In Colleges, Universities ^ .. • :: " ; ' • From colleges and universities comes word of .the entrance of McHenry students. V Norman Kersten, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav F. Kersten oty Rt. 2,« has registered for • tHe winter semester at DePauw university, according to the school'^ registrar. He is a junior and one* of more than 1,780 enrolled this year in the college of liberal arts and the school of music, Barbara Lou Smale of Wonder ' Lake, daughter of> Mr-, and Mrs, [ John Henry Smale; is notv at-< • tending Florida Southern college as a freshihan student. ) Eva Unti has begun her senioi* year at Lake Forest college. I Shop At Home HARDEST BUSIEST X CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS PAINT For Protection I / mM b Beautiful homes stay that way if they are painted regularly. This is the best time of the year to do the job. 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