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^hu^^ay,.&cember.l/f^« ' ' v:; '<^y!';- ••"'•• -J" >:; ^:-,: •": .>y-W'-!^ " fwfp o; '*# a 1HT e» WANTED WANTED -- One week only, rags, Fe pay lc per povuid. Pick up or .call 53-J. 517 West Waukegan Rd. Bill Staines. ?7-5 WANTED --To let our customers know we are again upholstering furniture during the winter months. Call us ,for an estimate. Carl Riatesel, 289-W. 27-3 WANTED TO BUY ~$r WANTED TO BUY -- Top price paid for iron, metals and junk <fars. Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock 1810-M-2. 43-tf Ranted TO BUY -- I can and will pay more for junk cars, irons ©r metals than n my competitors, fcall Roy Grooms, 1368-M-l. 29-tf WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT -- 1 or 2 . room apt. furnished, or room with kitchen privileges in a quiet home, y Call 1655. *30 WANTED TO RENT -- 3 or 4 room unfurnished apartment. Reply care of Plaindealer, Box 100. *30 LOST AND FOUND FOUND -- Liver and white female Springer Spaniel. Owner may have by identifying dog and paying for this ad. Phone 950. 30 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE -- Choose your new rugs 4 pr carpeting, at your convenience, right in your own home. A phone call will bring one of our carpeting experts with scores of samples Of -- those heavenly carpets by JjJSES. Tidy Floor Coverings, 604 Washington St. (Route 14 North) Woodstock, 111. Phone 888. 30 Fish Fry Every Friday Night 5 to 10 p. m. American Legion Home Sponsored by American - Legion Auxiliary 30-4 NOTICE -- Terra Cotta ReSale Shop will be closed for inventory January 1, 1956 to February 27, 1956. Mrs. R. D. Dietrick, Crystal Lake, 111. 30 MISCELLANEOUS To whom It May Concern: I am no longer connected with the Elm St. Conoco Service Station and will npt be responsible for debts incurred after Nov. 21, 1955. Emil W. Hlnspater 30 NpTTCE -- As of Nov. 22, 1955, Chas. D. Johnson will be responsible for debts only contracted by himself in his association with Conoco Service Station, Elm St. 30 Special Christmas Service -- Will address, stamp and mail your Xmas card'list in my home. Marguerite Adams, Charles St. Phone 758-J. ' 30 NOTICE -- See Angel Casey in person, Sunday 1-3X) p.m. at the McHenry Theatre. Presented by the Toddler Shop and^Young Teen Corner, N 30 Has your drinking become i problem ? Mea, women, i£ so, write Alcoholics Anonymous, Rt. 5, Box 508, McHenry, El. Meetings every Mdhday 8:30 p.m. 12-tf LEGALS i h t i i i i NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of Joseph Michels, 'also known as Joseph Michaels, Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that January 2, 195ft, is the claim date in the estate of Joseph Michols, also known as Joseph Michaels, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry Couaiy, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate -on or before said date without issuance of summons. FRANK MICHELS, KATHRYN HUFF, Administrators William M. Carroll, Jr., Attorney 110% Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois (Pulb. Nov. 17-24, Dec. 1) said Court asking that he be given the legal right to change hia name from Edward J. Mooney to Edward J. Emerson, and of assuming and being by said last mentioned name. EDWARD J. MOONEY (t»ub. Dec. 1-8-15) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of Mary Michels, Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that January 2, 1956, is the claim date in the estate of Mary Michels, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the k&id estate oh or before said date without issuance of summons. FRANK MICHELS, KATHRYN HUFF, Administrators William M. Carroll, Jr., Attorney 110% Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois (Pubi Nov 17-24, Dec. 1) L News About * Our Servicemen NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of Catherine Boger, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that'Januarv 2, 1955, is the claim .date in the^astate of Catherine feoger, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. ARTHUR BOGER ELIZABETH BOGER FRETT, Executors Joseph X. Waynne, Attorney McHenry, III. (Pub. Dec. 1-8-15) STATE OF ILLINOIS) COUNTY OF McHENRY) SS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF McHENRY COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF EDWARD J. MOONEY FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE Publication notice is hereby given that on January 16, 1956, the undersigned will file a Petition in Accident Frequency Rate Within Industry Reduced Although the number of American workers has increased nearly 50 per cent since the depression year of 1933, the number of workers killed on the job has gone down. According to the 1955 edition of the National Safety Council's statistical yearbook, "Accident Facts," there were 14,000 workers killed on the job in 1954. In 1933, with a much smaller work force, the number was 14,500. The Council noted that 1954 Was the eighth consecutive year in which the accident frequency rate of its industrial members has been reduced. The Robert Richardson family, including Mrs. Richardson (the former Ercel Lock of McCullom Lake) and a daughter and son, have returned from California, where he had been stationed. They will remain In McHenry through the holiday season,"' after which he will receive orders for a new assignment in Alaska. M. c. H. &. Army Second Lieutenant Jack J. Justen, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Justen, 119 John street, McHenry, recently completed the officers' basic course at the anti-aircraft artillery and guided missile school, Fort Bliss, Tex. Lt. justen received instruction and training in anti-aircraft weapons at the school. # A 1955 graduate of the University of Illinois, he entered the Army last August. Robert L. Conner, son of Robert W. Conner of Rt. 2, McHenry, was promoted to sergeant in the Marine Corps recently while serving at the Marine Corps air station, Cherry Point, N.C. Eighteen young men from McHenry county who volunteered for service with the armed forces left Woodstock last week for various military assignments* Among them were Harold Fischbach, Harold Thflen. and William Weber of McHenry. . A/2C Gerald Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Long, was married on Nov. 15 to Mis? Pamela Petersoij of Libby, Mont. Gerald is stationed at Yaak, Mont., and the couple will make their home at Libby. HURT IN ACCIDENT Three persons receive^} alight injuries last Sunday when a car driven by Lillian Kreft of Island Lake, driving east on Rt. 176, after stopping, started to cross Rt. 31 when her car drove in the path of another driven by Marilyn Gluth of Hager's Bend. Buy U.S. savings Boiyds First Church of Christ, Scientist Woodstocic, Illinois invites you to listen to How Christian Science Heals "THE PEARL OF GREAT PRICE" Sun. 9:00 a.m. WROK (1440 kc) Sun. 10:15 a.m. WAIT (820 kc) llllilHIMIIIIIIIHIifflllllllllilillllilllll DEGREE DAY GUIDE Last Year This Year 902° 1,090° TOTAL 188 DEGREE DAYS COLDER Call Us Anytime Regarding Degree Day Service. THENNES OIL COMPANY McHENRY 32 CASH DISCOUNT SAVE This Chevrolet A keeps a secret...beautifully! mm ?'r wr ftjjfaiiiaiHMfc F.BJUA. The Future Business Leaders of America are ; having a Christmas dance on Saturday, Dec. 17. Seventy per cent of the proceeds will go to local and foreign charities. The F.B.L.A. is also selling office supplies to finance their trip to Springfield during the weekend of March 19. F.F.A. Section six of the F.F.A: of McHenry high school went to Sycamore on Nov. 16 for a parliamentary procedure contest and won first place. Belvidere, Marengo, Barrington and McHenry were the competitors, and Belvidere came in second. Dick Wissell was the chairman and Ted Schaefer was the secretary. Mark Zimmerman, John Hogan and John Perry were the team members. Band and Orchestra The band is working on music for the festival, which will be held Feb. 13. All bands in the county will participate. The orchestra !s working on music for the contest, which will be held on April 7. F.H.A. The F.H.A. had Mrd? O'Conner EXPERT RUG CLEANING IB time for the Holidays Phone 927 For Pickup Service RAINBOW CLEANERS N. Front St. McHenry from the Woodstock hospital here to talk on "Careers in% Home Economics." 'Then the girls put on a short skit featuring the same subject. The third section voted to make Christmas favors for the trays of patients at the hospital. For Thanksgiving, the first section made cookies and brought them to the Orphans' Home in Woodstock. The budget committee portioned ten dollars from Hobo Day to be used for civic use, and to fulfill the eight purposes of the F.H.A. GAA. The G.A.A. has just finished hockey season and has started volleyball. There are ten teams, two from each class and four from the freshman class. Thanhs to Miss Dorothy Drakeford, our new gym teacher, the G.A.A. has been able to start a bowling league, which will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school at the new McHenry alleys. There are approximately »100 girls that signed up, seventy of whom are beginners. 'JEWISH STUDIES 'GROUP ACTIVE FUTURE PLANNIN | Sam Liehsohn of McHenry was unanimously elected treasurer of the Jewish Studies group of McHenry county at a recent meeting of the organization held at the Fred Lieberson home at Pistakee Bay. Previously, Dr. Lee Gladstone, president, bad announced , the resignation of Dr. Harvey Tableman of Crystal Lake, who had held the office since the formation of • the • group. It was announced that the religious school sponsored by the JSG has added Hebrew to its curriculum this year. Mrs. Pearl Brothman, the school's teacher, 1 pointed out that she is teaching ; | classical Hebrew as used only in prayers so that the Jewish chil- ; dren may understand 'the rituals, | prayers and songs. i i To celebrate the ancient Jewish | festival of Hanukah, the young | people are planning to hold ' a j party for themselves and their I parents at the Community Methj odist church, where their relii gious school meets Saturday ' mornings. While the holiday was ! I originally a celebration of inde- I I pendence from the ancient Syri-j ] ans, it is said to bear certain \ superficial resemblances to modern Christmas celebrations. Fran Allison of TV.; fiw£*'.'win be a visitor at Stillfn^s' Tdf^it and Country Studio oil aaforijfy, Dec. 3, Which marks the lint anniversary party of the loCdl firm. • BAKE SALE ;. The junior class of the local high school will hold a bake sale a l l day S a t u r d a y , Dec. 3, atthe Justen furniture store on Green street. All proceeds of the sale will go to the class. , SANTA RETIRES After twenty years, Gertrude Barbian is retiring from her official Christmas Eve duties which have brought so much pleasure to local youngsters. TWO SPEEDERS Two were arrested for spe ing in the city this last week. They were Theodore ;A. McNish of McHenry and Arthur Frenssen of Wonder Lake. There Were ten other violations j SCIENCE SERMON I A lesson-sermon on the sub- ! ject, "God the Only Cause and 1 Creator," will highlight the service at First Church of Christ. Scientist, Woodstock, on Sunday, Dec. 4. John Bolger of Notre Dame university and Mary Ann Bolger of DeKalb college spent the holiday with their mother, Mrs. John Bolger. WANT A NIGHT OUT? Come to a BENEFIT PARTY For our Squad Car. Sponsored by the LADIES OF THE' LAKE, McCULLOM LAKE V.F.W. HALL PRIZES -- FUN SATURDAY. DEC. 3,195S 8 P. M. Shop at Home and SAVE! YES YES - is the answer to a question frequently asked. Is there a Delicatessen in McHenry ? i Pantry Delicacies, located at 134 Riverside Dr., across the street from the Post Office. A store of unusual foods and snacks. fies are msde and baked here daily. The following salads are made fresh in our kitchen each day. German style and Mayonaise Potato salad; cole slaw, kidney bean, macaroni, jello, ham and rice pudding. A variety of cold cuts, sliced fo order, not pre-packaged. Try our own Baked Ham. Domestic and imported cheese and candy. Hot Dish Specials Wednesday -- Noodle Gouladi Thursday -- Chop Suey. Check our selection of Hon d' Oeuvres and snack ingredients. Order now for the Holidays. Lut Fisk-Limpa, Bread-Glug Spices Lingon Berries, Cooked Shrimff. See our display of Gift Boxek. Cheese - Jellies - Candies • Cookiefc Come iin and browse around. Adv. The "One-Fifty" 2-door sedan--one of 4 models in Chevrolet?s smart and sprightly "One-Fifty" series. It's one of Chevrolet's New 3?" series. . . the lowest priced of all the new Chevrolets. You'd never know it to look at all that chrome treatment or to feel that new power ranging up to 205 H.P. Come in soon and let us tell you its big secret --its low price tag! CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 204 W. ELM STREET PHONE 277 McHENRY. ILL. A WEEK FROM THIS SUNDAY DECEMBER 11th SANTA WILL BE AT ALTHOFF'S 501 MAIN St. ENRY III DON'T FORGET THE DATE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11th SANTA WILL BE AT OUR STORE M