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ge Twelve THE McHENRY UKEMOOR & LILYMOOR By Marcella FOM House Committee Meeting The house committee will hold its meeting this Friday eveningat 9 p.m. in the fire-community house. All members are asked to attend this meeting. You have been chosen to represent your organization and it is your duty to be present at these meetings. Warning Residents are warned, that they should be very careful in lighting fires and burning leaves because everything is so very dry at this time that the fire can easily get out of control. ^ III This past week, Roy Erickson was in Memorial hospital with pneumonia. He is at home at the present time and recuperating very well. A cheery card always helps a person when convalescof her sister, Mrs. Julia Hanson, this week. K Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus-went to Milwaukee this past weekend and enjoyed visiting with relatives and friends. Last Thursday, Mrs. Harold Foss took her children and Eddie Steadman to Chicago to see the Aquarama at Navy Pier and then went to the Historical Museum in Lincoln Park and finally to the zoo. Mrs. Frank Harder was vacationing at her son's home in Moline for the past week. We hope Mr. Harder -didn't get too lonesome while she was away. This week we are all very sorry to see the Henry Stencils leave our community as summer residents. They have sold their home and a new family will be living in there this week. Margaret and the 'boys will be leaving. „ | irifT for their Florida home around ^ . ,. | Sept. 15 and we hope they will Harry Gannon, a long time return soon t0 yjsit ug • resident of Lakemoor, is in Downey Veterans hospital and will be undergoing surgery this week. We hope he will soon be well enough to come home. A card from his friends would be well appreciated by Harry. Just a reminder that the children who were burned are in Children Memorial hospital in Chicago. Frank Pogany, Jr., is at home but Louis Pogany and Chipper Cynowa will be in the hospital for some time. They are preparing Chipper for" surgery. Tim my Atamon, son of the former Lucille DeCicco, 3 years old, underwent heart surgery last Thursday at Children's Memorial hospital. It was a fourhour operation and turned out very successful and little Tommy is getting along just fine. Lucille's friends will be glad to hear this news.- Auxiliary Meeting Last Wednesday evening, the women's auxiliary held its monthly meeting in the fire house. At this meeting, the tickets for the weenie-sauerkraut dinner to be '-held on Sept. 24 were passed out. Dinner will be served from 6 to 8 p.m. All are invited to attend this dinner and everyone should do so. At this meeting, the feather party was discussed and it is to be held at the fire house. Helen Para is chairman of this affair. Hostesses for the evening were Rita Erickson, Marge Ehrhardt, Lyda Diedrich and Lil Gibson. Refreshments were served. again We all seem to notice that in the Foss, Wrublewski and Cina j car pool there is a beautiful new blgck car. AH I can say is happy j riding, boys, in the new "Cadidie." Who is the proud owner? Not Foss, not Wrublewski, but Cina of Lakeland Park. Thursday Night Socials Remember the Thursday night socials at Wally's Oasis. Everyone is welcome to attend. The socials start at 8:30 p.m. Bowlers Anyone desiring to bowl on the women's league on Monday night in McHenry, please contact Eleanor Wirfs at 469-J. Birthdays Mrs. Winnie Steadman celebrated her birthday last Wednesday, Aug. 24. H£j5py birthday, Winnie. Classified Ads bring results. Place yours with the Plaindealer today. General News Mr. and Mrs. Beahler arrived home from their vacation this week. They were in Hayward and Eau Claire, Wis. Marge says it was so cold there they couldn't even go in swimming. Too bad you didn't bring back some of that cool weather with you, Marge. Didk Beahler will not be returning to school this semester as he is now a hard working man. Marge Hatch has the company EDDIE the EDUCATOR says OUR COAL £V£/tY YOUTH A high SCHOOL GRAOVATe "Bock lo School" should bo a reality and not merely a slogan. School will bo what wo wont it to be. tlttftot* Education Association $2 PEN and PENCIL SETS SCHOOL BAGS NOTE BOOKS & FILLERS PADS, All Sizes RULERS - ERASERS PASTE - GLUE PAINTS - CHALK DICTIONARY LUNCH BOXES PENCIL BOXES PENCIL SHARPENERS ..See us for all your -TO-SCHOOL SUPPLIES BOLGER'S «PHONE 40 103 S. Green St. McHenry, 111. > . . . . . T h u r s d a y , S e p t e m b e r 1 , 1 9 5 5 THOSE WERE THE DAYS By ART BEEMAN C)TXflNG B THE TRUTH by Russ Arnold ONCE PARENTS THE LAST WORD HOW CM VOUARGUE WITH MB? I AGREE WITH WHAT TME GUY IN THAT. SOOK <SAVS / --Xou UST WHAT MAYBE HE'S RI6WT, THOSE MOTHER / WERE I THE DAYS SAID r\ow- (i&j/ ifi ZZllM j Rrkaard b* Smith Scfvtn Dctfumt. N I HOSSFACE HANK By FRANK THOMAS *WER HUSBAND, TOSE lAM'TELL SHOULD BUY VOL) A wheelbarrow SENORfc SAY, WHERE IS JOSE ,U CIO SB THB DOOR' ANYWAY ?> •JAY>YOU SPOIL THE AIR* ADOBE RCONOEERIONLNG £ THET 'S THE SAME WAY THEY CULTIVATED AHUNNERT YEARS AGO... JOSE SHOULD BUY " ~ YOU A I 650R6E SROWNr^nqlatvis champion arcto, splits apples atop his qW assistants head -from 40 YARDS ! (HI'S, STEEL- SPIAFT ARROWS HAVE THE CLOSE RAAf&E PENBTRATION POWER OF A Sl-CAL- BULLET! ) THAT RIGHT WOULD BE N\CE coot. AS A CUCUMBER? A Cucumber awws with a VSodq TEMPERATURE of 30 ctaqPOAS COOLER - than its surroundings/ On Jlims VLt m7, \% INCHES OFRAiW PELL IN MINUTES 0(4 THE tOWKI OF HOLT/ M&SOUSl f SONNY SOUTH By COURTNEY ALDERSON R AH JUS' LOVE "THIS TIME d YEAH^ SO BALRTV AN' NICE YO" CAN STAY OUT REAL LATE IF YO' WANT TO IT'S AWFULLY NICE TONIGHT, SUSAN WOULD YOf LIKE T'GO DOWN BY TH' RIVER F0' AWHILE PLE60NIT.TW0 HOURS AN'NOTHIN'.' RH WAS SHORE THEY WOULD BITE GOOD ON SUCH A BEAUTIFUL NIGHT NO NEED T WASTE SUCH A WONDERFUL MOON AN'ALL THAT GOES WITH IT BAVY CMOGffiTT Jr THINK * Xxt-fS A RURAL DELIVERY By AL SMITH ^THESE ARE V PANAMAS' VOL) WEAR THEM AT NIGHTS/ SAY, COUSIN WHEN T GET 8A<?K HOME WOULD VOL) ) NOPEI LIKE ME TO SEND VOU A PAIR? NOWHERE NIGHTS GOOD MORNING, eouSIN AWEARlN'p Bomgo IS VISITING ONE OF HIS RELATIVES, COUSIN LEMUEL, AT HIS PLACE IN THE HILLS LEMUEL/ m UTILE FARMER By KERN PEDERSON £ OFF MAIN STREET By JOE DENNETT XCANT WORK.' THE FIRST WEEK AFTER VACATION IS ALWAYS TOUGH / XZ« Z % VACATIONS a OV/ER / OUR READERS WANT, TO KNO\A/ WHATS HAPPENING "OFF MAIN ST(?EET/ C'MON, BOSS1 GET GOIN7 j^TTTT..-' DEEMS By TOM OKA R«kiaed bt Smith Servlca D*fn«»c«. N. J /r€ Uncle Some folks borrow trouble, while others make it them-, selves. * * * Yep. the fly that buzzes the loudest gits swatted the quickest. • • • Ain't it funny, when a blonde of 24 who is a perfect-36, uses a 48, th' jury seldom gits her number? • • • Every time that Zed Peters wife goes up in the air, she lands on him." • • • Short change makes ud long faced. Grandpa Hedges wants to be a ventriloquist, but his whiskers wiggle when he talks. Epiftrins* Spicey gals find it harder t'. ketchup on their sleep. • * * Most gals who go gunnin' for big shots, use a lot o' powder. • • • Some gals git a fright in th' dark, others at th' altar. • • • Things do balance up; if you have money you don't have to be good lookin'. • • • ' Tubby Tyler says after his wife stole his heart she swiped his pocketbook too. • • • • * g Real love is a perfume that gives the whole world a fragrance. --REV. CHARLEY GRANT 1-1-55 €r®ssw®M GRANDPA'S BOY cyou WOM JWMT? 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