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There also young women who protheir final vows and retheir rings. I don't think I shall ever forget that day beit is an occasion that never leaves you. This young lady who was with me is an aspirant in this ordes so was very happy that she was able to eame along. ARE THE IES1 SAVINGS Wedge Bone Removed Super-Right Quality MOM «r it Removed ® r SIGNS ON MIME ROAD ^ p Don't forget the speed signs ? posted along the black top to remind you that it is radar "timed and let us all abide by 'the laws so that we won't receive any tickets, and be sure to tell your visitors because _ these speed laws are for our /«wn safety. With the raise in the ^pefed limit inside our villag@ »we will have to warn the children to be, extra careful when they are on the roads and we will have to be more careful when we are out driv- ^ • s.'. ' .**' I guess those of us who went '" to the^carriival at St. John's •vinow it was held for a good -^Cause, because the money made |jgoes toward what our church «*>has to Contribute for the new ^Catholic high school in Wood- ..-stock. For those of you who • coaldn't make our carnival you . may go to St. Mary's carnival - jn McHenry. ^ Welcome This welcome is a little late but we would still like to send cut the welcome mat to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kalmes and family who moved into the village ih June. This family has all daughters and their namesare, Denise, Kevin Lynn, Daire •^"Jeanne, Jaci and Darlin. May your stay here be a long and * Happy one. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cammarata, son, Larry, their daughter, son-in-law and family drove to.Armin, Kan. to Joe's home town for a visit. The Cammaratas sure were in for a ^surprise because when they argrived they found the town havging a home-coming week. It =was a wonderful week for all ~of them. 2 ^ . J Pitch-In *§„ The corner neighbors around gthe Williams' home gathered j^there last Saturday for one of "vtheir frequent pitch-ins. We all ^spitch in for the food and refreshments which explains the |pame of the doings. We had =rSome delicious food to eat and ^then „ played games and sat around a huge bonfire and Isang songs. The main event o/l •the evening was the celebration of the , WUlianfe' wedding •anniversary and we had a speC- |ial cake for them plus a gift. *It sure was a surprise to them ?and we all had a wonderful "time. ' - also enjoyed a visit' from from Chicago that I hadn't seen for oyer five years and I sure was pleased to see drive up. yr-v vj#. The Chester Crowley had a houseful over the weeknd. Over twenty-five people turned up. Daughter, Pat, her husband and children, and Pat's in-laws, plus' other relation, had a wonderful time feasting and boating and just visiting. One of the guests brought along his boat and made numerous trips along the river taking the company for rides to enjoy the scenery. It was a nice gesture on his part to entertain the many people with these rides. Wouldn't you know when you have a house full.of company the weather decides to misbehave, because th&t is what happened. Just as they were about to sit down to eat the rains came and they all had to run inside to eat. Despite the downpour a good time was had by all who-were there. Swimming Well we have two members of our householcLwho hold beginners' pins given to them by the Red Cross for passing the instruction given in their lessons at the beach in McHenry. We are very proud of them. All you parents who would like your children to learn hpw to swim the right way should take your children to classes like these because you would be surprised how fast the children learn and how willingly they co-operate with the instructors. The Williams' children missed their daily trek to our beach to swim because they had been bitten by some virus bug, I had been taking little Steve Williams for the Red Cross swiming lessons and when he had just one more lesson to go he couldn't finish because he had fallen off his bike and put a gash in his leg. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of E STELLA T. SCHULZE, Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, October 6th, 1958, is the claim date in the estate of ESTELLA T. SCHULZE, Deceased, pending in' the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and t h a t c l a i m s may be f i l e d against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. GLADYS BODE Executor JAMES M. MdNTEE, Attorney 105 East Elm Street McHenry, Illinois Telephone: McHenry 2440 (Pub Aug. 14-21-28, 1958) On Wednesday I took Carol Mecko, from across the channel, with me to Joliet to the Cathedral of St. Raymond to see a very dear friend receive her veil as a postulant in the | (Pub. Aug 21-28 Sept. 4, 1958) PROBATE OF WILL State of Illinois ) McHenry County ) ss To HOWARD C. KIDDELSEN, heir at law so far as known, of WILLARD S. KIDDELSEN, deceased, late of McHenry County, Illinois. You are hereby nQtified that application has been made to the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, for the probate of the will of WILLARD S. KIDDELSEN, Deceased, and that the hearing of the proof of said will has been set by said Court for the 6th day of October, A.D. 1958, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House in Woodstock, Illinois in said County, when and where y9u can appear, if you see fit, and show cause, if any you have, why said will should not be admitted to probate. RAYMOND D. WOODS County Clerk WELTER & KIGGINS Attorneys at Law 105 N. Richmond Road Mtoenry, Illinois Demonstration * fOttis .Williams haid a demonstration at her home last Monday evening. Those present were Edith Kolmes, Fran 'KaSperski, Sue Schumamn, Vickie Bogal, Elizabeth Metz- •ger, Kay Fredrick, Betty Lehman and Leah Fritz. Later ^coffee Was served followed by •ai gabfeSjt. . i. - Visitors ; | We Were surprised by a visit 'from relatives from Benson- -ville on Saturday. They brought jus some delicious home-made sausage which we all enjoy and have missed since leaving the frty- 2 DAY AUCTION Having decided to discontinue business, the undersigned will offer the following property for sale at public auction at their place of business located 7 Miles west of Waukegan, 3 Miles South of Route 132 (Grand Ave.), 2 Miles North of Route 120, on Route 45, on * SATURDAY St SUNDAY f • . August 23rd and 24th Commencing at 1:00 o'clock, each day TRACTORS & VEHICLES -- New Allis Chalmers WD Tractor, Allis Chalmers WC with lift, 1955 Buick Century hardtop, 1953 Ford Station Wagon, 1958 Ford % ton panel, 1954 % ton Dodge Pickup. BOATS -- 2 New Outboard boats & motors -- 1 - 14 ft. and 1 - 16 ft. POWER TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT -- 36 new Power Mowers,'Red, Toro & Goodall; 24 used mowers, 12 used chain saws, 3 garden tractors, complete line of Atlas tools, saws, drill press jointer, jig saw, shaper, Milwaukee electric drills and sawzall Thor drills, and impact wrenches, Mall drills, saws and parts, Mortar Mixer, lawn & garden equipment; 2,000 pair hinges, brass, chrome & nickel; large stock of wire brushes, grinding wheels & stones, sickle cones, Porter Cable router bits & parts, New Remington stud drivers, pins & loads; 5 gal. power Beam sprayer; generators, pumps, New & Used gasoline motors; complete line of carpenter tools and 1,000's of other miscellaneous items. SALE WILL BE HELD RAIN OR SHINE UNDER A TENT PYRAMID TOOLS. INC., Owner Robers & Behm, Auctioneers WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk Union Grove, Wis. 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