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* 'I y "» * : •S£v gig . . f jr^ >*. /, v »• THE McHENRY * i / * - f"' T*1in i fin igj n * -*<* • * - ; , f T T f f , - ; "& 'j£ Thursday, September 3, •ESOBE=35&OEtOI Wonder Lake News ,0||jN#ws About . r* 8; Our Servicemen By Vanesse Sells Ol Continued From Page One Attempted Break-Ins will no doubt be popular among quarters in' his store and said her little friends for she will •eries of break-ins around she felt he would do the kind of have glowing tales to tell of life county over the weekend in-! excellent job in the postmasterjluded two attempted entries at] ship that he did prior to Mr m- -i /^Vonder Lake, one on each end. jcumbency. , The drug store at the north i ! " ' #n<J of Wonder Lake was the I X-Bay Unit Due !» Object of one of the attempted j The Mobile X-ray unit Will be Vft i ntrieg. The back screen door jn McHenry county this month Vaa removed sometime Saturday an(| wJH be in Wonder Lake all Jiight. ^ day on Thursday, Sept. 17. |-j . Friday night of last week the The x-rays are free and all ^1' ' tVickline Bay home of Ed Slad- residents are urged by County "J );ey was damaged where some- Nurse Mabel Hobbs to have one I'VVrne tiied to gain entry. !to determine whether they are £ The drug store, owend by free of tuberculosis. §; *• f'eter Back, is only a few yards The unit will be in the Wonfram the Hickory Nut, owned <jer Lake community at 10 o'- r«0* -t»y Kenneth Gnadt, , which was ^cl^ck ^?ept.; 17. pV'. •. fobbed a short time ago by twor ,^r ------ v ' V %'/'Hound Lake teenagers who are Entertains , d '^y'taw- on parole. • . mVS. Anna Nage! is entertain-, f 1 " ' -- . jfng the members of the Green- - Secure Iic^niie :!^T?J.#ood Methodist W.S.C.S. today •y. Miss Marilyn Stromstedt, 18- at her lake iront. home in l^ok. year-old daughter of Mr. and out Point; Helping her with the v Hrs. Joseph Gamin of Hickory luncheon are Mrs. Flora Thompt - Falls, has secured a license to son. Mrs. plivene Walkington, wed Bruce Hollister of Wood- Mr* Gertrude White and Mrs. " rtock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- Ruth Zapel. ter Hollister. The wedding will ~ ~~ . take place this weekend. i Entertains Seminar Students | Mrs. Dorothy McEachren of Indian Ridge entertained members of the International Semiin Japan. With childish imagin ation, even the more simple stories can take on a certain fascinating quality. After a time spent with Sgt. Richardson's mother, Mrs. Jennis Mae Richardson, and Mrs. Richardson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Lock of McCullom Lake, the family will Return to California, where he will report to Travis Air base. After his family joined him in Japan and he found his wife and daughter enjoying this rather unusual mode of living, Sgt. Richardson signed up for a sixyear period of service. He expects to be sent overseas again at some future date. •and has been assigned to. the tactical air control squadron of Marine Air Control QrOojn £ Before his present assign, ment he was stationed at the Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N. C. His wife, Charlotte, lives on Route 5, McHenry. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tkeil also of Route 5. ? 1TEST YOUR I. Q.| 1. Row much of the world'* population and land surface it represented by the UN Security Council? 2. How many floor* wtro in Noah's ark? 3.- Identify the man caricatured below. Sgt. Robert Freund, IjWi: of j Mayor and Mrs. George P. Freund, walked down the street last Monday afternoon toward the implement business of his father. The latter looked from the window, saw a resemblance in the young serviceman approaching him and after several minutes realized that this was his son, home from Korea. "Bob" arrived in this country ! from Korea en the large transport ship which also brought More Mail Trouble Mail boxes and the mail con- nar from Todd school at a din- --t'nue to be tampered with in ner in her home last Tuesday. Wonder Lake. On Aug. 26, Mrs. The students at Todd include home many of the released pri- Plenora Reith of Highland twenty different nationalities all soners of war. He hitchhiked f hores reported to the sheriff s studying the problems of peace, j from California and made the cffice that she put mail in her The seminar is directed yearly long trip in record time, leaving liox to be picked up. Shortly af- by the Quakers. terward, the mail carrier called it to her attention that the let* 4. What are -the chance* erf scoring an ace in golf? 6. Which two states have (be largest number of counties? _ TOT tfffA ptre KZ miA te»i *S *ouo OJ ooo'Zt jnoqv > wi>noa '<&0 '6 •Xituibj s.qeoN putt spaoq joj pjTtfl 'SUOJSJAOJd JO} pUOOdff XQ •rjseaq JOJ *sjy etn :awt|£ t •soirut aJenbs uorntui Q* pa* S(dottf Heq-e-puB-uoiniq e iCmSnoy j ters had been opened. Swimming Coonet JL total of seventy-seven chil- BIRTHS there Aug. 31 and arriving in McHenry at 3 o'clock last Monday afternoon. He will now report to Great Lakes and expects tp be discharged Sept. 30. •& i arm ±SIL| 04 uaASuy I Hail Damage , Cuts Peach Crop Fewer Illinois peaches will appear on the market this month as a result of the severe hail damage suffered on Aug. 7 just as the harvest season was getting under way. V. W. Kelley, horticulturist it the Illinois College of Agriculture, reports that estimates of damaged peaches run as high as 100,000 bushels. That's about 15 percent of the total Illinois peach crop this year. Some hail damage is also reported on apples in the twocounty area struck by the storm, but the apple crop will have more time to recover and the damage will not be so severe. About ten Illinois commercial peach growers were hard hit in the hail strip across Union and Jackson counties, Kelley says. Biggest single loss lo a grower was the one 80-acre block of peaches damaged in the Metzler Orchard, company area in Union county. Growers will take a lops of about $2 a bushel on the damaged peaches, Kelley says. That's sr potential loss of about $200,000 for this season's crop. The southern Illinois peach harvest is under way now, and Illinois peaches are on - the local markets. This year's Illinois peach crop is estimated at about 600,000 bushels. This compares with crops ranging from iy2 to 2 million bushels of peaches prior SALE OP SAVINGS to the severe damage from j bautv} fltlBlMfl freezing that occurred in the BONDS wUIUKQ winter of 1950-51, %which completely killed many* Illinois orchards. JULY ANNOUNCES) PUBLIC SHOOTING Illinois sportsmen who want to use the state's public shooting grounds this fall may obtain the necessary application blanks by writing to Permit Office, Division of Game Management, 303 East Monroe street, Springfield. Such requests will be accepted _ ^ between Sept. 1 and Sept. 25 S division of the Treasury depart- ° recent leasing of ment announced that sales of a 3,600 acre pheasant hunting Series E and H bonda in IUi_ nois totaled 136,326,004 in July. In the first seven months of 1953 sales of these bonds totaled $240,432,000 in the state. Sales of H bonds in Illinois in July Residents of McHenry county purchased a total of $204,108 in Series E and H United States savings bonds in the month of. July, 1953, according to figures' received from the Treasury de- i partment by Harold J. Baton j of Crystal Lake, volunteer sav- j ings bond chairman in the county. Arnold J. Rauen, state director of the U. S. savings bonds tract at Clinton county northeast of Carlyle and the Stump Patch waterfowl area on the Illinois river eight miles north of Grafton, there will be six public _ _ pheasant hunting grounds and have been greater than in any seven duck and geese areas a- month since the H bond was vailable for Illinois residents < firat introduced in June, 1952., this fall. Advance permits are | . .. not required at the Clinton coun-| - ty pheasant tract nor at the j v' , BUSIEST ^ Stump Patch and $«Qganoi* waterfowl grounds^. A. F. & A. M. 107 N. Court 8t. Meeting l-3rd Jfaeat Visitors Welcome | Phillip Ricker, SecjjL Phone McHenry llfi O.' E. S. 107 N. Court St. " Meetings 2nd * 4th Tuea. Visitors Welcome MyrtLe,;Harrison, Secy Jellvon. Lk 3641 Seamless Hose '* If the weather's humid Mid you still want to wear hose, choose the seamless styles because you then won't have to turn and twist the hose into place to have the seams straight. WORKERS IN TOWJt! • PLAINDEAJLER WANT AOS FOR ATHLETES FOOT Use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. It actually peels off the outer skin, exposes burled fungi and KILLS ON CONTACT. If not pleased with instant.drying T-4-L, your 10c back at any drag store. Today It BOLGER'S. The following letter came this past week from Lieut. Walter Aregger, stationed at Randolph Air Force base, San Antonio, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schiller ilfen were enrolled this year in'of Wonder Lake are the parents frater safety courses given by!°f a daughter, born Aug. 31 at ||he McHenry county chapter of the Woodstock hospital. (he American Red Cross. On j A son was born Aug. 31 at ijunday a water show was given the Woodstock hospital to Mr. .Tex. * ||t Wonder Lake and the certifi-i411(1 Mrs. Cletus La Fontaine. I "I've finally gotten settled Oates were presented to the! Mr. and Mrs. Eugene King dewn and have a permanent "~^7#iildren who earned them. jare the parents of their first address here at my new base. "Hie water safety courses are'^W. a son. born at the Wood- As of yet I haven't been assign- - 'Vjjaid for by the memberships stock hospital on Aug. 25. Mrs. ed to a B-29 crAv but I'll have " Id in the Red Cross each year, j King is the former Eileen Smith.' my chance a week from Wedey are given in an effort to j McHenry may have a new! nesday. ' ach every person in McHenry coa°h in its midst some, twenty j "Randolph AFB Is a Wry ty how to take care of him or twenty-five years in the fu-. beautiful base compared to 'he fr herself in the water. Called. ture. Last Friday, Aug. 28, a: other ones which I had been ,the "Most needless of all deaths." 8011 was born at the Woodstock assigned. If all the air bases frowning has already * claimed hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles j were like this one no one would tight victims in McHenry coun- > Cuda. He will answer to the care for the other bnmches of ty this year. None, so far, have name of Steven. The baby's fa-1 the service. ther is an assistant coach at the) "Thank you for continuing to local high school. They have one ! send the Plaindealer to me." Other child, a son, Frank, three years old. | Gerald Long, who has been in Jwen in Wonder Lake. • Resigns As Postmaster Mrs. Alice Noren, only recently sworn in as postmaster at Wonder Lake's post office, resigned last week. Arthur Hav. proprietor of the drug store where the post office is located, is to serve as acting postmaster. Any person wishing to try for the job may apply to the U.S. Civil Service Commission, Washington 25. D.C., before Sept. 8. , The written tests will be given ' at Woodstock. Wonder Lake's post office pays $3,781 at the present time and as the sale of stamps rises, so will the salary. Mrs. Noren said that she resigned because of the confinement of the job for a full six days each week. She praised Hay for the cooperation he gave her during the time she occupied HAVE ?OC LOOKED "f" TOUR CHIMNEY LATELY? Painting Ttidt Pointing Chimneys fUbuili --Jflndow Caulking, etc. • -- FREE ESTIMATES • Snored Workmen - ^ "N • George Barber J*0 S. Green Street iPHONE McHENRY 336 COMMUNITY Auto Supply All Fully Guaranteed Supplies Retail and Wholesale •#EN EVERY BAT. * SUIf. Accessories & Seat Covers FUko Ignition Parts Generators ft Starters Rebuilt Itael Pumps ft Carburetors Mufflers ft Tailpipes Qrizsly Brake Linings XSs Brake Parts Rings ft Bearings . Water Pumps ft Hose , gaskets ft Oil Filters Anco Motors ft Blade# ^ Springs ft Stiocks 4 ^ froto Tools 1|toeliine Shop Service % ftoledo Products Phone McHenry 778 120, 1 Mock af River Bridge A daughter, Theresa Ann, was the service of his country for born Sunday, Aug. 30, at the the past three weeks,x is sta- Woodstock hospital to Mr. and tioned at Sampson Xjr I\>rce Mrs. Edward Doyle. She weighed Base, New York. 7 lbs. 14 oz. at birth. The Doyles j have one other child, a 17-month- ( WITH THE FIRST MARINE old son, Edward HI. [AIRCRAFT WING IN KOREA Mr. and Mrs. Leland Berg of.Marine Pfc. Harold J. Theil, 22. Ringwood are the parents of ajof McHenry, has arrived at a daughter, born Aug. 26 at the forward air base of the First Woodstock hospital. | Marine Aircraft Wing in Korea PUBLIC INVITED THE' SUNNYSIDE BEACH JAMBOREE Sat., Sept. 5th at V. F. W. Grounds ON ROUTE 12«, McHENRY, ILL. GAMES - BEVERAGES Dinner -- $1.25 Adults -- 50c Children , To Be Served at 6:0b P. M. To 8:00 P. M. A Good Time For All Everyone Welcome FREE Balloons To The Kiddies TURTLES - ^ BRAND Mr. SSI OMIT SV BOLGER'S PRUG STORE GREEN 8TREET PHONE 40 McHENRY, ILL. We give and redeem Gold Bond Stamps. MARJ0RIE YOUNG School Of Dancing PHONE fcNTlOCH 405-M-l ENROLL • NOW 1! LEGION HALL -- McHENRY, ILL. CLASSES START THURSDAY, SEPT. 10TH, 1 TO 6 P. M. Beginners To Advanced . . : "AS THE TWIG I& BENT -- -- SO GROWS THE TREE" . . T DO YOU HAVE... HARD WATER? NOW! You eon have Filtered Iron Free SOFT WATER * For Less -- With A MAYCO TURBO-ACTION WATER SOFTENER ManuaJ or Automatic Operation 80,000 GRAIN AUTOMATIC At Lrfw Ai $8995 Installation H. E. BUCK & SON All Types of Plumbing 8c Heating -- Sales 8c Service CALL McHENRY 48 NOW! HIGHWAY 120 EAST McHENRY, ILL. HOUSE for SUPERIOR paint protection demand &Uictt4 BEST HOUSE PAINT If you're lookin3 for a top quality , House Paint that provides unusually fine protection and rlmarkatye beauty, use Elliott's Best Hou^e Paint. Elliott's Best House Paine it ft perfect combination of White Lead, Zinc Oxide, Titanium Pigment, Linseed Oil and Soya Bean Oil. It protects exteriors againsr every climatic condition. • Its economy is surprising . . . you save time and labor fey its easy brushing quality . . . excellent coverage. Two coats leave a finish that lasts for years. There's nothing finer Elliott's Best House Paint. S9.9S Vl»*! HARDWARE 132 Green St. VYCITAL'S SHEET METAL SHOP PHONE 98 McHenry, I1L ps fZ> I ft'*? Hevseketping PuoPot KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD REPORTER The McHenry Plaindealer has correspondents in every community in McHenry"s trade territory. We are proud ol them and they are doing a good Job. We invite everyone to make use ol this feature which is second to none in the state. COMBINATION , ST0R*-StRIEM Eatyo Any ttit-CtMfliM, lncltHNnf AN HtrAnm) • Rvggod, all-aluminum construction I • Aluminum door |amb I • 1 ~ thick I fa sily Installed by Anyone CALL MrHENRY 5 ALEXANDER Lumber Co. 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