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Wonder Liie News EVELYN RASKE PHONE 65S-4M* LESTER SELLERS CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING DATE The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sellers, 7705 Brook Road, was celebrated on Nov. 5 with an open house given by their son, John, his wife and daughter. Bouquets of roses were, received from their friends, Mr. and Mrs. James Hardy, Highland Park, and also from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mohiese of California. A delicious buffet dinner was served to aill their many friends who dropped in to wish them well. Among their guests were Margaret Coughl i n , P a t r i c k C o u g h l i n , t h e Fred ^Houser family, Matt Houser and daughter, Joy, all of Chicago; Larry Zimmerman, Long Lake, the John Zimmermans, Algonquin, Miss Miss Millie Hartmann, Tinley Parte, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bergquist, McCullom Lake, and the Steve Ryders of Highland Park. The Wonder Lakers included; the Larry Meinbergs, the Otto Srotir, the John Carlsons, the John Lucarz and family, the Art Brands, the Roy Mc- Calls, the Robert Bennetts and Donald, the Pete Brenners, the Lees, the Charles B r u t k a s , A l g a Z e a m a n , t h e William Hartungs, Joe Zack, Fred Dickman, and William Mann. The Sellers received many cards and bes^wishes from their friends. May the Sellers enjoy another twentyfive years together. Candle Snuffers Happy birthday and many happy returns of the day are sent to Mary Miller, Bill Moore, Gary Petersen, Jackie Schau, Marie Wojciechowslh and Jerry Draffkorn, who all celebrated a birthday recently. Another Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cholewa celebrated their anniversary on Nov. 17. May they have many more to celebrate. Early Bird Mr. and Mrs. Ward Ehredt and family celebrated Thanksgiving a little early this year. They went to Elizabeth, 111., to help Ward's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ehredt, carve the old bird. Thursday, Mrs. Edith Fo saith, Rockford, Phyllis' moth er, will be on hand to help i SCHROEDER METALCRAFT ANTIQUES Y ^For unusual gifts from the ffts gjibw «f the world IbA ^ Iron* Bronce, Copper sal Guved Wood. the Khredts carve 'their turkey. Condolences Deepest sympathy is extended to the Kasper Ehlen family on the recent death of Jeanne's brother, Aloysius Suchpr. • ~ Get-Well Wtshs A speedy recovery to Alice Condren, who seems to be getting alopg just fine at the Woodstock hospital and to Anna Gustek, who has returned home from the McHenry hospital after a week's stay there. Speedy recovery to Mrs. Freda Breese. Stork Drops Bundle of Pink- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cumin ings are the proud parents of a baby girl born, Friday. Nov. 18. Diane Elizabeth weighed in at 8 lbs. 8 ozs. She will be warmly welcomed home by her three sisters, Christine, Cathy, and Caryn. Christ the King News There will be no church school (CCD) on Saturday, Nov. 26 or Sunday, Nov. 27.1 This also applies to the high school Sunday Seminar. All classes will resume on Saturday, Dec. 3 and Sunday, Dec. 4. Young At Hearts • At the last meeting of the Young At Hearts, it was deided to have a Christmas rty at the Dec. 21 meeting, the past members are into return to this meeting and enjoy a nice day. There will be a dollar grabbag gift, wrapped and designated for a man or woman, after the pot-luck lunch that is being planned. Plan to attend the next meeting, Dec. 7 for further plans and information. Men are more than welcome to attend and bring their crafts or hobbies for display. TWICE TOLD TALES NOVEMBER 24, 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 9, SECTION 2 I FIREPLACE SCREENS AME> ACCESSORIES GREETTN© CIBg and BBKOA-BBAC Open -- 0 ®JBs. to 5:10 punk SoRio^o -- 12 Nooa to a pscs, 1705 South 31 MeSSnry. I1L] MORE 385-OggS . 6 POT IUCK, DV HKLBN MALI 'AR PRICES ET THE Ag TOO/ • v . ...• tfe Seconds On 1W" Ck>bM®-Up On* of Ow Hfeaad New @80g ai&dl Stuff Your Wall®! the Stfingel Up to $1,000.00 MONACOS - POL S - CHARGERS CORONAS ° DARTS Good Selector of Models asaS Calor Some WfifcEn Alr-Cosdlttc Sweet Treats For that small sweet either as a dessert or a snack, place a teaspoon of vanilla icecream between two thin chocolate cookies. Dried fruits mixed, cooked and sweetened give a natural dessert that's most appealing with heartier type foods. This combination is called a compote 4nd may also contain fresh miits, cooked with the dry kinds like apricots, prunes, peaches and pears. Try a clear, lemon sauce with baked pears. It's delightful. Apples can be wrapped in pastry blankets to bake. Serve them a la mode or with pouredon cream for a special kind of magic. It's time for gingerbread, too. Use your own recipe or a packaged mix. Serve, in square}, dusted with powdered sugar for .-a^hot-bread deluxe* Top.witfc. sliced bananas and whipped cream for a true dessert Like a taffy-flavored shake? Use molasses (1% tablespoons) with 1 cup cold milk and a scoop of ice cream. Forty Years Agd (Taken from the files of Nov. 25, 1926) The Fox river bridge is soon to be commenced, making the third bridge to be in the course of construction in this vicinity. Several car loads of equipment were unloaded here the first of the week, such as piling and machinery, which will be used. The footing for the bridge across the mill pond was completed this week and work will soon be started on the cement work for the piers of this bridge. The foundation for one side of the bridge over Boone Creek is also completed. Miss Marion Krause entertained twelve of her friends at a birthday party at her honie on Sunday afternoon. Games were played and a five o'clock dinner was served by her mother. The body of George J. Sayer was brought to McHenry on Monday and placed in the mausoleum in St. Patrick's cemetery. " '\ William E. Smith of Ringwood, age 70, father of Mrs. H. C. Hughes of McHenry, died at the Janesville hospital Nov. 24. John Pint left Wednesday for a trip to Germany where he will visit a sister and brother and other relatives who live there. Anton Schneider, age 62, was fatally wounded as a gun accidentally discharged as he was getting into a boat near ; his home on Fox river. Mr. Schneider had lived in and near McHenry for the past fifty years. He bought the lot on the corner of Riverside drive and Pearl street where he erected a two story building in which he conducted a grocery store, while he and his wife occupied the flat above. He was engaged in business at this location for twelve years when he sold out at which time he assumed charge of the Chapel Hill golf course as caretaker until the time cf his death. Twenty-Five Years Ago (Taken from the files of • Nov. 2«, 1941) . A tragic ending to an hour's play occurred shortly afternoon Tuesday at Pistakee Bay when little Donna Lee Baker, eighteen month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Baker, fell into the water and was drowned. Famous kennels are now lo- Ised Cars Reduced iro §ell Now' Make Your Deal On One of Tfceo©! , 1965 FOOT 2 Dr. $$$ 1965 D0B£?E lovs $£$ 1964 FALCON CONV. Sa*# $$$ 1964 FORD Spt. Cpe. SITI $$S 1963 RAMBLE! Sis. Wgn. Smve $ 1961 PL*¥M®PTH CONV. $ 1964 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. Say# $$$ 1961 BUICK 4 Dr. ^ 5»w *1$ 1965 CHEVM0LET 4 Dr. Smw? $$S 1961 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr lSav» %$$ 1959 EmGK 4 Dr Sa*e $$$ 1966 CHEVROLET Caprice .Saro $$$ 1965 RAMBLER Spi. Cpe. SIT# $$$ 1964 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr Sere $$$ 1963 FALCON 2 Dr. Sara $$$ 1959 BUICK 4 Dr. H.T Saw $$$ 1965. CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Sara $$$ 1963 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. H.T. ...Save $$$ 1964 DOP^E 4 Dr. B&w $$$ 1963 FOR© Sta. Wgn Sara $$$ (35 More lo Chooee From) USED TRUCK BUYS • 1951 CHEVROLET PECE-OT • 1962 DODGE--ir Stock Rack • 1959 INTERNATIONAL--Tela. Comp. • 1965 DODGE PICK-UP Low Bank Rate Financing Helen's Favorite;, ReSEsSi Sauce (Malt S3 1 cup) 1 glass (5 ounces) relish % cup mayonnaise 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Let cheese spread stand at room temperature until soft. Beat ch eese until creamy. (Gradually blend in mayonnutee and lemon juice, Blend in parsley. Serve as a sauce for fish. IS THE "TONGUE TWISTER" 4810 W. Rl. 120 We Open Stmfloyo Dodge • McHenry Q A.E2. to 4 EP.M. Yaa. only one loophole that reverses with the belt Wefidh, fisM a flick of the patented flip through tongue, and ftMo supple steerhide belt changes from black to brown . . . and so does the loop. It's completely reversible. Actually two belts in one to make gift buying easier. The price is easy too, just $5 for so much ingenuity. It's especially designed to captivate you .. . and him. That's the other loophole. _ __ PARIS KELTS 5TORE for MEN rated in this vicinity just off U.S. 12 near Volo. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Siebert moved there about five months ago with their fifty dogs -which fire champion chow chows. Misses Elsie and Francos Vycital, Sylvia Snyder and Mrs. Lillian Cox attended a performance of LaTraviata at the Civic opera house in Chicago. A group of friends surprised Mrs. Paul Yanda on the occasion of her birthday recently. A nuptial high mass which was solemnized Nov. 15 at St. John's church by Fr. A. J. Neidert united in marriage Miss Marie C. Freund of Johns burg and Mr. Irwin L. Freund of McHenry " Ten Years Ago (Taken from the files of Nov. 15, 1956) Peggy Selsdorf of Wonder Lake, a 1956 graduate of N o r t h w e s t e r n u n i v e r s i t y where she studied journalism, has a position with Forbes magazine in New York .City. Mark Zimmerman of McHenry was one of three top award winners at the annual county 4-H achievement night. Mark, for several years a leader in the electrical field, was awarded a $200 scholarship donated by the Commonwealth Edisn company of Chicago. There are four of these awards for the entire state. St. John's church, Johnsburg. was the scene of a beautiful wedding ceremony Nov. 10 when Mtes Betty Ann Stilling became the bride of Mr. Herbert J. Hurtt. William Holly, son of the Warren Hollys. who entered service a few weeks ago, is now stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Rev. Fr. William Collins, assistant pastor at St. Pattrick's church since late last summer, suffered serious eye injuries in an accident. A basketball, which was thrown in the school yard, struck his glasses breaking them. Some of the glass cut the lower cornea. Anton J. Schmitt, who resides on Rt. 31 a few miles south of this city and has been ill and unable to work for some time, was worried as to how the fall work on Wiffi (jratejiif his farm was to be accomplished. -Twelve neighbors, in the true sense of the word, came to the Schmitt farm one morning and proceeded with the task of picking corn. 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