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^YsfSSia ,3^-. Johnsburg News ' By Mrs. Betty Hetternurikk, >\ Host to Small Fry Ricky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zeller; Jr., was host tp sevem of his- little- friends in honor? of his third birthday. The party was given by his mother in their hoxhe on Monday afternoon, Nov. 29. Small fry present Were«>->Jjin4a ..Mangold, Peggy. Petersen, David Weber, Sufsan Heim and her little friend, Mimi, Barbara Miller, Lynn and Roger Meyers, Lynn and Peggy Zeller. The little folks enjoyfed cake and ice cream while their mothers had a nice social afternoon over cake and cofftte. Mothers present to keep aj watchful* eye on their youngsters were Mrs. "Pete" Petersen, Mrs. Martin Weber, Mrs. Cyril Heim, Mrs. Norbert Mangold, Mrs. Robert Miller and Mrs. Dolores Meyers. Ricky was presented with Aiany nice gifts from his little friends. "V A Boy! A Boy! A Boy! Yes, that ' is what Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laures are repeating to their friends away down in Destin, Fla. Their son, Johii Michael, made his first appearance on Nov. 28 at Eglin Air Force base hospital. He tipped the scales at 8 lbs. 4 oz. It is the first child for the Laures. She is the former Pat Huemaitn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huemann. The maternal grandparents have been down visiting their daughter and husband previous to the birth of their first grandchild and are still there at this Writing. The paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Laures of McHenry .stopped in to see their new grandson on the way back from California, where they visited their daughter aijgi family. . Congratulations" to Jack and Pat on their new addition to their family. She was presented with many lOvely gifts for the forthcoming Addition.' Guests'- attended from McHenry, Spring. Grove, Wonder Lake, Woodstock and Crystal Lake. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Rena Smith, Mrs. Eileen King, Mrs. Susie Oeffling, Miss Kathleen Oeffiing, Mrs. Kathryn Huff, Mrs. Shirley Lieser and Mrs. Catherine Dehn. Hurt In Auto Accident Friends will be sorry to learn that Mrs. Eleanor Mangold was quite seriously hurt in an auto accident last Saturday evening. Mrs. Mangold and a lady friend were returning home on Rt. 12 from seeing a show in Fox Lake when a car swerved into their lane and hit the Mangold car head-on* Mrs. Mangold will be spending some time at St. Therese hospital in Waukegan so what do you say we send her some get well ' Cards. It will make her stay there a little more pleasant. Her address is Mrs. Eleanor Mangold, St. Therese Hospital, Waukegan. School News St. John's P.T.A. met on Monday evening, Nov. 22. besides the regular business meeting, a book fair was held and there was open house.,Parents had an opportunity of . visiting classrooms and seeing the ywork done by the children. Girls from the seventh grade sang the "Italian Street iSong" and "Ave Maria." A gz*9iip of eighth grade girls sang "When Johnny Comes Marching Homs". and a Thanksgiving hymn. ! Room 106 won first prize for having the largest number of charter members. Room 103 came in for second prize. The children of grade? 4, 5 and 6 make up the new junior choir. They have done well in their initial efforts and we hope they will continue to grow musically. Janice May, reporter % Here 'n Tl\ere Mr. and Mrs. "Bud." Miller said daughters are now at home stt their farm which was formerly called the old Adams farm. The Kenneth Hamsher family moved to their new quarters in I Fox Lake where Kenny is now j partner in Justen-H.amsher, fun- | eral directors. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zeller, Jr., and family spent last weekend in Chicago helping her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dix. celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Happy birthday to Bill May, who celebrated his birthday on Dec. 2- He celebrated it by having his family together in the evening for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Hettermann were guests at the home of friends in Des Plaines for dinner last Saturday evening. Don't forget the Blessed Virgin sodality Christmas party on Dec. 14 at 6:30 p.m. It will be potluck and fifty-cent gifts will be Sincere Sympathy We exte/iu our deepest sympathy to the family of Mrs. Mary Freund, who passed away last Monday evening. She was laid to rest in St. John's cemetery last Thursday morning. Survivors include her husband, Peter; two daughters, Mrs. Frances Vogel and Mrs. Isabelle Stilling; and three sons, Leo, Harold and Joseph. Pink and Blue Shower Mrs. Dolores Roberts was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower last Sunday afternoon at St. John's school hall1. PU&ua! GLAD ^THAT'S OVER! You've probably said that about Christmas-shopping . expeditions many times. No need to, this year! For when you shop for gift subscriptions for the McHenry Plaindealer there are no long shopping lines, no wrapping problems-- no last-minute budget worries. Plaindealer gifts are economical-- and so easy to order. Just phone 170 or stop in our office today. A cheery card in your name will announce each thoughtful Plaindealer gift in the Christmas mails. For the Family • • • COSMETIC SETS TOBACCO PERFUMES CIGARETTES STATIONARY PIPE SETS CANDY PIPES CAMERAS LIGHTERS WALLETS CIGARS CLOCKS TOBACCO POUCHES MEN'S SETS SHAVE BRUSHES * SHEAFFER ELECTRIC PEN and PENCIL SETS RAZORS SHEAFFER PENS TOYS FLASHLIGHTS GAMES STAMP ALBUMS CHILDRENS BOOKS g MODEL I PLANES and ENGINES -- TRAIN KITS $ Ornaments -- Xmas Lite Sets -- Tinsel | Xmas Lite Bulbs -- Xmas Wrappings Xmas Cards -- Ribbons -- Seals ALBERT KRAUSE & SON ! NEWS AGENCY I Drugs -- Sundries -- Ice Cream m 808 Elan St. McHenry, HI. Phone 878-<k exchanged. Notice the date has] been changed. Friends of "Mayor" Bill Ricks will be glad to l$i6W that he is in the "pink of Condition" and is really taking* the town of Morton by storm. Hope you have pleasant holiday^, liill. «{,! A ; ^ . --'tt' • 'v rLMKQCAUSR^ ILdw- Caloirie Holiday Sweets Attend Funeral in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams j attended the funeral -of William Radke in Chicago last Saturday. Mr. Radke was the brother-inlaw of Charles M. Paulsen, who spends much of his time at his home in Sunnyside Beach. t ipson raffic CHARLES F. CAR RENTIER • : S e c r e t a r y S ^ a t ^ " Winter will be here before long, with all its ice, anbw and low temperatures, so this is a good time to have your car checked for any defects which might cause trouble under winter driving conditions. During the summer months, yon can get away with dirty spark plugs, worn distributor points or a battery $:v. The holiday season, with its festive air, good company atfd irresistablp food, is a trying time for the dieting guest- Try tucking a low-calorie dessert, or 'tween meal snack, in your holiday menu to help rp&ke up for the devil-take-the-diet slips. ' These mouth-watering coconut kisses take little time or effort. Only 28 calories in each piece. Cocontit Kisses Turn on oven; set at moderate (375°F.). Dissolve . . . • . . . . .2 saccharin tablets (Vi grain each) in 2 tablespoons evaporated milk. % teaspoon vanilla Stir in . cup shredded coconut (about 2 oz.) : •>, few grains salt - ' . 1 tablespoon nonfat dry skim milk Drop by teaspoonfc, an inch apart, on a greased cookie pan to make a dozen kisses. Bake on tenter Bnelf of oven 10 minutes, or until light brown. G. J. CARROLL AUCTION WM. H. RUSSEI.L, Woodstock EDWIN VOOEL, Solon Mills Auctioneers The undersigned, having fully decided to quit forming, and hiving rented his farm, will sell at public auction on the premises 6'o miles North and West from Woodstock, and 4 miles South of Alden on Woodstock-Alden blacktop road, on • Wednesday; Die. 15, 1954 commencing at 11:00 a.m. the following described: personal property, to-wit: 39 head of livestock, consisting of 27 Hplstein cows, a number of which have been calfhood vaccinated; also including a few registered cows; 4 first calf Holstein heifers, springing; 7 yearling Holstein heifers; and 1 calf. The above is i good dairy of cows, and we invite inspection.' FEED 40 tons alfalfa and clover hay, mixed; 5,000 bu. ear corn; 20 tons of Straw.; 1,000 bu. of good heavy Clinton oats; 35 ft. silage in 14 ft. silo.' MACHINERY John Deere A tractor & cultivator (new); McCormick. Deering 3 bottom plow on rubber; (with Lance Coulter); John Deere 8 ft. tractor disc; McCormick Deering 11 ft. grain drill On rubber; John Deere 290 two row tractor corn planter; John Deere tractor mower; New Idea 4 side delivery rake; Ireland hay hoist with motor; McCormick Deering fluid manure spreader on rubber; New Idea oiie' row corn picker (new); 1 steel flare box; 2 hay racks; cement salt feecter; Hydraulic hoist; scalding kettle (Caldron); buzz saw; 2 75-ft. dijive belts; McCormick Deering tractor (new); McCormick Deering 2 bottom tractor 16 in. plow; 4 section Kewannee drag with folding draw bar; Easy Flow fertilizer spreader; tractor tire chains; New Holland hay baler; McCormick Deering corn binder; 40 ft. Kewannee elevator; John D"ere 10 in. hammer mill; 2 rubber tired wagons; 1 wooden flare „ box; U. S. grain blower; 300 gallon gas tank; speed jack; 2 sets of scales; gas engine; quantity of snow fence, and many other articles too numerous to mention. 1 MILK EQUIPMENT 4 unit DeLaval miik machine, pipe line and' taiotor; pails, strainers, wash tanks; Haverly 10 can milk cooler, new; Surge hot water heater; 21 milk cans. Chicken house equipment, including 300 electric chick brooder, feeders, W&terers, and so forth. 114 Ton Chevrolet Truck; Quantity of Household Furniture. TERMS: Usual Bank Terms. Lunch Wagon on Grounds Not Responsible For Accidents GILBERT J. CARROLL. Owner First National Bank of Woodstock, Clerking Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Save More By Shopping At Home that isn't up to full strength, but with the temperature down around zero, any one of those defects could be the reason for not getting started. NEW APPOINTMENT The appointment of Kalman Gyarfas, M.D., clinical associate piofessoi of psychiatry at the University of Illinois and director of the Sheil Guidance service", as superintendent of the Chicago State hospital has been announced by Governor William G. Stratton. Dr. Gyarfas replaces Dr. Duncan D. Campbell, who is retiring aftei service as acting superintendent. His appointment was recommended by Dr. Otto L. Bettag. director of the Department. of Public. Welfare. • Renew chat subscription to tb> Plaindealer now! A plentiful Boqds. harvest with U. S. way * V* iblo ttfc r - ; M mm QUIK-BILD workbench Here'i the ideal, inexpensive way to get that needed workbench . . . perfect for home workshop, gars|e, work desk* photo or hobby bench. Rugged, high tensile rail steel supports in exclusive "K" design for wobble-free rigidity, with holes located in the legs for fasten* ing to wall or floor if desired. Standards finished in attractive forest green, and all bolts, nuts and screws are plated. Make it any length to suit your purpose and space! ... and the backboard can be varied lor use as a tool hanger, furnished complete, with all lumber pre* As Low as $13.58 (Price based on 4 foot with 8 inch backboard, vary with size.) Other Gift Suggestions Sawhorse Brackets -- Ladders Yard Lamps -- Stapling Guns Caulking Guns -- Clothes Line Posts Carpenters Rule length Price* mm*. ALEXANDER LUMBER PHONE 1424 547 MAIN ST. McHENltY, ILL. A Cook l/our Best Make her proud of your appearance ... of your new-looking, spotless suit, perfectly pressed, neatly creased . . . all miracles we perform by skilled cleaning methods. Call .Now for FREE Pickup and Dflivery Service PHONE McHENRY 20 LOCAL CLEANERS 206 S. Oreen Sft. McHenry, (11. THERE'S n o t h i n g l i k e 6l*M for fine flavor protection Yes . . . there's nothing like gloss to protect the delicate flavor of finest foods. That's why glass bottles and jars are by far the favored container for milk, syrup® ketchup, vintgtip, and many other fine foods and ingredients. Handy glass bottles assure honest measure of contents . . . never leak. Buy your milk by the quart or by the economy gallon or half gallon . . . bttt buy it in glass . . . and be sure. Mickey the Milkman soys: 'YOU'LL ENJOY THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR HOME DELIVERY SERVICE*' For Your Convenience We Deliver Two Hall Gallons at Gallon Prices. FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Route 31 Phone McHenry 195; 2>/i Miles North Of McHenry "IM EWS ALL-AROU ISID-N EW wm LI I » "GO-AHEAD11 LOOK PLVIlfG COLOR STYLING "ROCKET" 202 ENGINE ULTRA-NEW INTERIORS SWEEP-CUT FENDERS HOODED HEADLIGHTS TUBELESS TIRES PANORAMIC WINDSHIELD OldsmobUe never stands pat! And once you meet this dazzling new model face to face, you'll know that il't truer than ever this year! For Olds is new from front to rear, roof to road, inside and out! Oldsmoliile is new with all the newest new ideas on wheels! Power, color, styling, comfort--you'll find Oldsmoliile gives you far more of all four! Be'sure to see and drive on£ of our new *55 "Rocket" Engine cars-- and see why Otdsmobite is way ahead to stay SMOBI 'Moke COUJtTfSY Your Code of the Read" R. J. Overton Motor Sales 403 Front Street Phone 6 DON'T MISS III ANOTHIR GALA OlDSMOBILI 90-MINUTI MUSICAL! NtC-TV • OtC It ill