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Pago Twenty-She fSte JKBftWir KJUNMALeff cry Thmdiy^B0C8mBer8:'4MW*-' Lakemoor f RAGIC ACCIDENT TAKES LIVES OF MOTHER AND SON David Heckmann - EV. 5-0583 Our community was saddened to read of the very tragic accident that took the lives of Mrs. Anita Krueger, 32, and her 4 month old infant son, Dale. Our hearts go out in sympathy to her injured husband, Melvin, 32. and her injured children, Lynette, 9, and David, 6, who are at Sherman hospital, Elgin. The other driver after treatment for facial cuts, was held in county jail for appearance in Arlington Heights, Dec. 7. He is charged with reckless homicide, driving while under the influence 6f alcohol, driving on 1he wrong side of the road, and failure to have Illinois plates and a driver's license. The accident occurred on Illinois 19. Irving Park road, two miles east of Barrington road near Elgin. The Kruegers operated the produce farm on the north side of Illinois 120 just east of county line road. Attend Dance Mr. and Mrs. C. Erhardt attended a dance for the benefit of the Fox Lake Hills Property Owners association. Friday Marge was on her way home from the Christmas party nt Roselle. of the Epsilon Kai Rho club and was among the first to arrive at the scene of the tragic accident involving her neighbors, the Melvin Kruegers. She stayed at the scene until the police arrived. and'are very enthusiastic about it, acccSixling to the owner's daughter, Jerry Gross, herself and active adult leader in the Girl Scouts. A-Z Club The A to Z club met at.Denille, Tansey's home on Venice drive. Zion Check was played, with first prize going to Edna Petlak. Second prize went to Erna Novak. Pie and coffee were served. The chow must be very good at Tanseys, there . were three kinds of homemade pie! Pinochle Club Helen Para attended the pinochle club at the Lakemoor home of Mrs. Forbes. Nine ladies were in attendance, and a" buffet lunch was served by the hostess. First prize was wen by Lil Soder, of Duck Lake, who was also guest of honor, it being Lil's ? birthday. Second prize was won by Tillie Geiger. Duck Lake. Rita Erickson won the booby prize. Scoot News There will be a Court of Honor for Troop 161, Dec. 15, at the firehouse. According to one of the Troop committeempn. our Boy Scouts, who are sjJonsored by V.F.W. Post 4600, McHeniy. have secured the permission for overnight camping* from the(>jo^vper, Gross, of near Hebron. This is a-desirable wooded waterfront campsite and will be available for next camping season. Chicago troops have used the area News Briefs Micki Morrison will be a 14 year old 'teen-ager Thursday, Dec. 8. Three gfrls, Kathy Gray, Jo- Ann Becker and Pamela Zabroski were invested into Brownie Troop 299. , Pat Morrison would^lii<^}to havi? a call from sojme lady 18 years old or over, to serve as an adult leader ^.for the Brownies. The Troop will have to be disbanded if no cooperation is forthcoming. Officials in Girl Scouting will not continue to allow one person to handle both the Girl Scouts and Brownies. She has one assistant, Judy Vacondio, and just recently lost the help of Thelma Massheimer. who has moved from our village. Won't one of you gals answer this plea and call Pat at EV. 5-6396? JOAIfHICKS WAS MARRIED THANKSGIVING By Clare Mueller EV. 5-0553 JOAN HICKS -- .. .. Nov. 24, found Lawrence and Marjorie Hicks in Brighton, Mass, to aittend the wedding of their daughter, Joan, to Mr. J. Daniel Khazzoom of Tel Aviv, Israel. Joan is a school teacher in Foxboro, Mass., arid met her husband at her brother Don's wedding last September. The couple plan to live in Tel Aviv when Dan receives his PH.D. He receives his Master Degree in February. We wish the couple lots of luck on their new venture. Extend Sympathy Our deepest sympathy is extended to the John Hosie family on the recent death of John's father of Chicago. Initial Column Your writer's first column will be rather brief, we wish to thank all who gave us help in getting it out. Please feel free to call in any items to our home on Lily Lane. The number is EV. 5- 0532. Our fine community has many good activities which deserve recognition. We feel sure we can count on all of you <?ood folks to let us hear about them so as to make our Sunday deadline. Mrs. J. S a r 1 e y enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at Deerfield. with her two sons, Dr. Vincent Sarley, M.D., and Dr. Erwin Sarley, B.B.S. icago lise Thanksgiving -- Here and There The Rezniceks . shared their turkey with sons, Joseph of Elmhurst and Leonard of La Grange, and their familie: Grandchildren. Gary, Judith^ Karen and Janet, drew lots for the two drumsticks. Gary stayed over for the weekend to prove to grandpa that he could catch the most fish. . . .At the Siimbourgers were Mr. and Kirs. Tony Seibert of Chi with children, Paul, De Diane and Antony, Mr. atK Mrs. Clifford . Simbourger o: \yestchester wi^fi\young'slerep?- Ronald, Sharon and J£bottra\iio from Westchester-- were Mr. ahd Mrs. Frank Bohacek with son, Edward. . . .Gloria Schramm's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nagle, were out for dinner. Later on in the day, all went over to Crystal Lake to visit with Gloria's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rasmuseh. ... Elsie Sfchmitt had a diriner for her folks, Mr. and Mrs. John Deutsch of Chicago and Jack\ mother, Mrs. Laura Schmitt of McHenry. . . .The Gordy Hattans, Chuck Whitneys and Mr. and Mrs. Kallas had their turkey dinner with Julia and Sam Zeimets. Charles and Loretta Ramage went in to Chicago for dinner with son, Chuck, and his wife, Jane. . . .The Schweikerts journeyed to Maywood for dinner at son, Bob's home. . . . The Brunkes had theirs with Mrs. Delores Long in Chicago. . . .Bob, Betty and Bobbie Dobbertin went over to the Warren Dobbertins in Rockford for dinner. . . . .The Cicchinis spent the day with Marie's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loiitsch, in Wilmette. . . .The Muellers with grandmother, Celia Mueller. went over to Meadowdale for dinner with daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Both. Louis and Marge Gardener, formerly of Woodstock and now residing in Glenview, dropped in on the Muellers. Darlene Giese and daughter, Diane, spent a week with their cousin in Lapeer, Mich. Husband Charley joined them up there to make the visit complete. . . .Alice Brunke and Gloria Schramm .played hookey for a day and went -to Chicago to do some Christmas shopping. .The families of Jack and Ron Verstege travelled over to Northlake to visit with son and brother, John and his family. . The Senior Hattans and the Gordon Hattans had a pheasant dinner over at the Ray Hattans in Lake Villa.. . .The Starks and Schmitts eelebrated" Ef£ie's birthday with a din- V Baby Shower Blankets;' rattles, buntings, sweaters, booties,. knit caps, bouncing chair, gym set, bottle holder and just about everything necessary to help keep a baby happy an d comfortable were showered on Audrey Whitney for the new youngster at their house, Charles Matthew, by the women of the subdivision at Irene Mueller's this past week. Helping to keep the baby content were; Pat Burke, Ingabord Corcoran, Joan Dostal, Darlene Hattan, Connie Lindwall, Marilyn Moore, Patricia Mueller, Gerry Olbinski, Marge Olszewski, Loretta Ramage, Pat Ruemelin, Elsie Schmitt, Bonnie Schopp, Agnes Schweikert, Daisy Smith, Helen Smith, Dolores Stark, Evelyn Tanner, Doris Wetzel, Louise Winter's and Julia Zeimet. ner in 'Gurnee which was ed^ .The Dobbertins stopped 'oil in Bellwood to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Piatt and on Sunday were in Chicago to help Betty's folks celebrate their twenty-seventh wedding anniversary. Anniversaries and Birthdays Starting another year of married bliss Sunday will be Dave and Marie Addants. . . While Thursday, Charles, and Leona Wagner will also be starting another one. Happy birthday to Evelyn Tanner on Friday. . .Penny Newman celebrates hers Saturday. . . .Monday is Ellen Misiak's. . . .And Wednesday will be Shirley Harpers. Hi Neighbor The home of Matthew and Julia Zeimet of 205 Kinley boulevard is our stop for a visit today. The couple moved here from Chicago three yearg ago. They have two married daughters residing in McHenry Shores, Audrey Whitney and giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiititiniiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif I VILLA NURSING HOME ] ON PISTAKEE BAT NEAR MpHENRT f B I Home for the Aged | | SENILE . . . . BED PATIENTS | E s | Mrs. Anna Zee -- Owner f j Phone EVergreen 5-0461 I ^:tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuininr Build Your Security by 1. Strong, stable association, proven for over 30 years. 2. Earn regular above average dividends, 4% twice yearly. 3. Each account insured to $10,000 by U.S. government agency. 4. Your money is available for withdrawal when needed. 5. Funds here do not fluctuate in value with stock market slumps or recession. CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 4% Marengo Federal AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MARENGO, ILLINOIS S!ate St' Phone JOrdan 8-7258 A Mutual Company Serving Northern Illinois Since 192ft Total Assets Over $12,000,000.00 SURPRISE GIFTOFTHEVEAR (Wait till he discovers the secret Por men who've dreamed of a truly masculine shave lotion, of refreshment that is brilliant and robust,"Citation* was born. This remarkable new concept in shave lotions works with brisk and tender care . . . glides into each tiny nick and crevice to calm, comfort of the shave lotion that ^brks) and condition razor-punished skin. Citation's surprising secret is age. Herbs from Europe's highlands, Sandalwood from India,, Bergamot from Messina .. . matured in casks to produce a crisp, crackling fresh lotion, masculine to the core. $1.75 the flask. POOR AB£: We now have two ex-presidents (Hoover and Truman). Only once have we hart more -- during Lincoln's first term, when there were five- Tyler, Fillmore, Buchanan, Van Buren and Pierce mm® r-: - * . The U. S. government maintains about 350 lighthouses on the oceans and Great Lakes. is* f.Z'lkii fa ? MJ 44 ri & SERVIC Courteous Service at all time by Walter Hojnacki and Allan McKim SO Years Experience Repair All Makes TV -- Radio -- Phono -- Hi-Fi - V V L i 8 5 -;f R.C.A. - G.E. - Admiral - Dujnont Zenith - Philco - Motorola - Sylvania - Magnavox - Silverlbne • 90-Day Warranty on all parts that we § Antenna Installations and Repairs i Public Address Systems Rentals i FREE Tube Testing Service ' ' '? '• llliii W" Radio - TV - Hi-Fi 128 N. Riverside Dr 'f Phone EV 5-0979 Dally: 9-7; Fri. & Mon., «-9; Sun., S-l Liberal Trade-In Allowance on your old TV Low Monthly Payment P&ui s\Grra Darlene Hattan, who have presented Sam and Julia with four grandchildren. Sam, as a construction worker, is adept with concrete and is more or less responsible for the boat ramp on the channel and the slab at the beach. He served on the current nominating committee of the McHenry Shores club and is a director of the Shores Social and Athletic club and has been responsible for the children's fishing tournament these past . two years. Julia, a product of Waller High in Chicago, classifies herself as a jack of all trades and is now active on the McHenry Shores publicity committee and reports the goings ons from the centred area. Previous to 1960, she served on the welcoming committee for the MSC. v.F;W. John B. Smith Our Heartfelt Sympathies . Mrs. Laura Schmitt, Jack Schmitt's mdther, passed away last Friday. Many of us will miss her as she was quite active, in church and civic affairs in and around McHenry where she resided these past years. Wie know that a silent "prayer for the repose of her soul will be most welcome. It is better to have loved, than never to have lost at all. How Christian Science Heals WBKB-TV Channel 7 • 8:45 A.M. SUNDAY, DEC. 8 "Can Prayer Help Young People in Emergencies?" Four Youngsters explain how prayers met prbblems Radio: WAIT (820 kc) Sun.- 9:00 A.M. WNMP (1590 kc) Sun. 9:20 A.M. WJJD (1160 kc) 8:00 A.M. last Sunday each month We of the V:F.W. Post, No. 4600, and our auxiliary wish to throw out our chest a little and give you a run-down on our recent Americanism activities^ • We have presented American flags to the following schools since the beginning ot the 1960 school term: McHenry high school, two aluminum staffs and 1 3*5 flag; Johnsburg school, 1 3x5 and seventeen class room flags; St. Mary's school, 1 3x5 and fourteen class room flags; Hilltop school, 1 3x5 and ten class room flags. More flags are on order at this, moment for other schools. We'd like to direct your attention to the big New Year's party coming up at the-V.F.W. hall. Mark Saturday , night, Dec. 31, on your calender. Make your reservations 'early and enjoy one of the aborate New Year's p a r t i e s o f . our career. Tlfls is more thart* a New Year to us, 1%1 the beginning of a new era injs our existance and we want you ' to celebrate with us.. Make- up your party early and secure tickets from any membei£bf post or auxiliary. *£ STATE OFFERS CIRCULAR *5 The Illinois State Geological^ Survey has published a new ' circular, number 303, "Ceramic ' Tests of Illinois Clays and* Shales." available upon request" from the survey office, Urbana,-' for nine cents postage. The re- s port is arranged by coupties?' and much new informationKs*'> presented including data on the' plasticity and possible uses of the clays and shales. Results of more than 125 tests of clays and shales from 59 counties^ are included. „. Anyone can be a good sailor , on a calm sea, and with a good t' boat. i M ELMF.R SMITH, Prop. "Across from Ball Park in West McHenry" • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING >{ • WHEEL BEARINGS • BRAKES AND SHOCK ABSORBERS* • MINOR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS ^ EV 5-0724 To completely simplify your gift shopping, all you have to do is bring your list here, and browse throtigh aisle upon aisle of Home Gifts. They are so beautiful, and so right as gifts that they themselves will suggest ideas as to whom they should be sent. Here are just a few examples: MODERN DESK & CHAIR GROUPING FOR A MODERN HOME ANYWHERE... Combining good furniture design with every needed practical feature . . . plenty of drawer space . . . shelves . . . artd a comfortable Danish-type chair upholstered in a colorful textured fabric. . . . IT'S THE "DANISH LOOK" . . . simple, sophisticated and as smart for tomorrow as it is easy to live with today. There's a sculptured look about this new furniture fashion and a look of fine workmanship. ^11 Citation Cttogne For Man. tfHk CUatjon Electric, j| Crisp, hearty, |MR| Lifts wliiskerrifot masculine aromft. nfi the closest potffblt . Built-in deodorant. Ipjlifl •l«ctric shav#» -• • Keeps a man fresh |V Helps prevent as the day is long, ft ingrown hail's. ******* li|r V/Ilavion \jjll dcl9 \ITlaQc Up OX COIT1D1I1&I/IOI18 OI uilEVC jjOvlOIl) yvlUgllv^ Pre-Shave, Shave Talc and Stick Deodorant) range in price from $3.25 to $7.00. -- - - - DRUG STORE McSenry. 111. BOLGER'S Phone EV. 5-4500 • * s S Our wonderful assortment of gift lamps has purposely beer chosen to give you the widest possible choice of simple and beautiful lamps that would be suitable for ANY type of room. Have FUN choosing a lamp for every name on your list. CEDAR CHEST A, Cedar Chest is always a welcome gift and is sure to $ enhance the appearance of any 8 room that it occupies. DINETTE SET A smart Dinette Set would make a wonderful gift for any home. They're practical, colorful and easy to use, day in and day out. y MOPERN BEDROOM GROUPS We have a wonderful line of modern and traditional bedroom groups. These are sure to add elegance to any home. -- PROMPT DELIVERY -- 103 S. Green Si. JUSTEN PH FURNITURE PHONE EV. 5-6560 101 S. GREEN ST. McHENRY. ILL. 1