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5^* a;' * *g' m s ,*• -• *'- ~?» 11 ^ ? 'J X 1 "i i ^H , T,V rvt ^ THE McHENHY PLAINDEALEH in ' Hi i .i ' t i ." i r"i>iiAr; Johnsburg News By Mi*. Betty *... Meeting Results Last Tuesday evening, Jan. 31> • meeting was held at the Community club to discuss the possibility of incorporating our town. M^ke Sch&efer, president of the Club, presided over the meeting and introduced Judge Henry Gowlln and son, Henry, Jr., of Crystal Lake. The judge and his " son' answered questions pertaining to incorporation by persons attending this open meeting. The petition has. been filed at the court house and we are now awaiting notice from the court as to a voting date. I would like to stress the importance of each and every person involved to be sure to vote When the time comes. We will all benefit by the right decision. JThe committee would like to express their thanks to Judge Cowlin and his son for coming here to explain the facts and answer questions concerning' incorporation. shower last Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. "Chuck" Miller iA McHenry. A large group of relatives and friends gathered to present Mrs. Lieser with gifts for the forthcoming little one. Cohostess for the afternoon was Mrs. Kathryn Huff. Refreshments| were served during the course of the afternoon. children, Mr. and lira. Bob Freund and Mr. and Mrs. ^Sonny" Miller. • \ Thursday, Februaty9, 195ftj Polio Fund Drive Richard Dehn and Jim Hettermann have turned in a report of money collected thus far in the polio drive. From the cans placed in our schools, the results were as follows: $11.50 from St. John's and $9.63 from the public school and $50.25 from the various business places. It is still not too late to contribute to this worthwhile cause if you haven't done so as yet. • Extend Sympathy We would like to extend our sympathy, to Mrs. William Oeffling and family upon the death of their husband and father. Mr. Oeffling pased away at his home last Thursday at the age of 87. He was laid tc? rest at St. John's cemetery last Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmitt and children, Patty and Dale, were in Staceyville, Iowa, a few days last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Schmitt's father. George Firsching passed away at the age of 77 after being ill only one day. Our deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Schmitt in her bereavement'. Bowling Notations Well, the Forester bowling is all over and now to announce the winners. All these scores include handicap: Singles -- Clarence Smith, 652; Vincent Tonyan, 643. Doubles -- Jack Schmitt and Paul Tonyan, 1235; Jack Pierce and Bill Pierce, Sr., 1219. Teams -- Joe Hiller's team, 2992 (Art Klein, Joe Hiller, Georg-e Hiller, Leo Hiller and Sylvester Tonyan); Ed Hettermann's team, 2967 (Jim Hettermann, Gene King, Leo Michels, Eld Hettermann and Paul Boyk). The all'events award Went to Leroy Miller with 1657 for nine games. The party for the bowlers and their guests ,will take place at the Community club next Sunday, Feb. 12, at 5 o'clock. Dinner will be served from 6 to 7:30. A group of our fanners and their wives were in Woodstock last Saturday to bowl in the Farm Bureau tournament. Winner in the men's division was Mike Schaefer with a 558 series. In the ladies' division, Laura Schmitt took high honors with a 556 series. Marie Weingart had a 471 series and Isabelle Stilling a 430 series. All these scores are actual pins, no handicap. The district playoffs will be held in Rockford on Feb. 13. Birttkdays and Anniversaries Among those to join our birthday club are Mrs. Miabel Smith, whose birthday was on Feb. 1, Kathy Hettermann, Sandy Hettermann and Nancy KayV/Miller, all of whom celebrate their tenth birthdays this month, and David Oeffling, who will have his second birthday on Feb. 13. Happy birthday to one and all. Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Smith, who observed their tenth anniversary on Feb. 6, and to Mr. and Mrs. Emitt Roberts, who will celebrate their second anniversary on Feb. 20. Best wishes to all. A Reminder Once again I have been asked by various persons to remind dog owners to keep their dogs at home. There have been several unleashed dogs, wandering through town and the Aibdivisions scaring children and making nuisance of themselves on people's lawns and gardens. Please, dog owners, keep your dogs in your own yard to prevent any trouble. Around The Town Pvt. Carl Neiss stopped here to see his wife and son last week enroute to a new school in Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lasser entertained guests from Chicago for dinner Sunday. We would like to extend a welcome to Mr. an$ Mrs. George Rosentrater v and family, .who have moved into the vacant, apartment , above Joe Hiller's store. Among our new residents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Butler and family, who are-moving into the Ernest DiSilvestro home from McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn and daughters, Joan and Rita, and Bill Beeshaw, all of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dehn and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Jim Hettermann home to celebrate Mr. Dehn's fifty-seventh birthday. The Rudy Fischers entertained guests at their home in Jak-Ana Heights last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Laures of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Hank Nell of Sunnyside Bfeach, who are vacationing in Florida, gathered at the Jack Keenan home* in Pompano Beach to visit the Keenans and Mrs. Helen Hettermann. ' Remember Dollar Days in McHenry Feb. 17-18. Third Addition •Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thelen, who welcomed a daughter, born Jan. 26 at Memorial hospital. It is the third child for the Thelens. Pink and Bi lue Shower ^Mrs. Shirley Lieser was guest of honor at a pink' and blue Surprise! Surprise! Mrs. Clarence Stahl was pleasantly surprised when a group of fftends dropped in on her last week with arms laden with gifts for her son, who was born last month. The ladies also brought the refreshments. Among those present were Alice Murdock, Marion Ruzicka, Dorothy Michels, Gertrude Nielsen and Marion Cannon, all of Wonder Lake, and Leoda Freund. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freund entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weingart and sons for dinner last Sunday afternoon. During the evening they were surprised with a charivari in honor of their fifteenth wedding anniversary. The charivari was planned by Mr. and Mrs. Tony M. Freund and For Depositing Your Savings Two' Above-Average Dividends Paid Yearly Fridays 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Wednesdays 9 A.M. to Noon Oth@? week days 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. 3% CURRENT RATE MeHENlY SAVINGS , and LOAN ASSOCIATION A GUARANTY SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 532 W. Main Street Phone McHenry 2 RESULTS TELL THE STORY OF DEKALB CHIX ,***» OBV N. y £e 6 t h c * \ pr°<*uc?£er £ firs* . "icwr 50 birds-G'252 Hj yGJOURI ****<*>St." The DEKALB laying flock of Ernest Schnetzler at Salisbury set an all-tune high record in the Missouri Poultry Flock Improvement Project* averaging 290 eggs per bird. P7oi„[°ck £at>8asplviflodf In7lprole^°ul- Sb's&i&S the if.vera» ^ birw of 27n"'"ajj e8gs SEE TOUR DWM© ©S&DJER FOR DERMIS CHi; CLINTOH BflARTIN, McHenry, 111. GEORGE MIXTION, Crystal Lake, 111. MRS* LILLY AAVANG, Woodstock, 111. BENNETTS FEED & HATCHERY. Woodstock. 111. a Qau iitifoctou/ 0 urn He's sure to be nuts about you, too, when he opens these clever gifts, Above, Faultless pajamas with the famous waistband that lets him D-r-e-a-t-h-e and Super Seat for roomy comfort. Festive little squirrels also appear in this handsome SKIPPER sportshirt of feather-soft linen weave rayon, ka OC Washable. L Acetate tie embroidered with our cute furry friend. Choice of two c g EA designs. *I.DU Ringsider shorts also with Faultless waistband and Super Seat, in fine combed cotton. • • rA Washable. * I .OU Extra long-wearing Faultless socks... «* a* smartly ribbed* • I .UU McGee's store for men PHONE 47 MAKE PLANS FOR ANNUAL LINCOLN DAY CELEBRATION Preliminary plans* have been .laid for the 59th annual 'Lincoln Day, celebration traditionally sponsored by the Illinois Republican state central committee. / This year's Lincoln Bay affair will be held in Springfield on Saturday, Feb.: 11, and .Leonard W. Hall, .chairman of the Republican national Committee, will be principal speaker, according to an announcement by Morton H. Hollingsworth, chairman of the Illinois Republican state central committee. Carlos W. •Campbell, state central committeeman from the twenty-first district, 'will be general chairman of the 1956 Lincoln event, Hollingsworth said. HELP AVAILABLE FOR TAXPAYERS WHO NEED ASSISTANCE Early filing of your 1$55 income tax return will be a big help to Uncle Sam and will put behind you a detail that becomes a bigger headache the longer you put it off. That's the word from Delbert J. Luippold, acting district director of Internal Revenue for the northern district of Illinois. Mr. Luippold, who would be very •happy to see a steady flow of letters bearing checks and money orders (no cash through the mtfil, please), reminds taxpayers that payments should again be made to the order of the District Director of Internal Revenue, 22 W. Madison St., Chicago 2, III. "The majority of taxpayers VILLA NURSING . HOME ON PISTAKEE BAY, NEAR HcBENRI Homo for the Aged SENILE . . . . BED PATIENTS PHONE McHENRY 461 will find no difficulty in' making out their own returns, especially if they' use Form 1040A," Mr. Luippold said. "But for those who have a problem or two,, our office stands ready to give assistance or advice. Go to the Internal Revenue branch office nearest your home or - place of business. If you can present the facts on your tax problem over the phone, you may get the information j^ou »ne£drt>y calling the lociiiiK, o.ff.i.c «e-. IT PAYS TO ' ADVERTISE WANTED STANDING TIMBER WHITE OAK or BURR OAK 18 Inch Diameter or Larger Free Estimates - Highest Prices CASH PAID BEFORE CUTTING For Information Write PAUL" TEAGTJE, Buyer Route 1, Fontana, Wis. or Phone Wpnder Lake, 111., 2042* JORDAN STAVE MILLS SHARON, WIS. 117 So. Green St. McHenry, HI, Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fridays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. 'til 12 Noon HEARTS CONTENT We're crazy about our customers -love 'em all dearly and to ||pr prove our devotion we send every J£:'v ^family in town this Valentine of Drug Values. So shop here and Save To Your Heart's Content. A TRIUMPH OVER TOOTH DECAY TOOTH PASTE WITH FLUOH8STAN FLUORIDES ADDED TO GIVE YOUR FAMILY THE WORLfe'S MOST EFFECTIVE WEAPON \ ACAINST DECAY, YOU'LL LIKE THE TASTE. TOO. HEART BOX CHOCOLATES GENUINE BRECK HAMP00 FOR DRY, NORMAL OILY HAIR , MILK OF k MAGNESIA A k & 60S g\K sP Li* 19C COM3, BRUSH & MIRROR SETS. ~ ENHANCE HER DRESSING WITH A TRULY USEFUL GIFT JI 2 J® $3.50 .........S2J5 ........$3J§ $2.25 / . $1.69 ... $1.11^11 ZIPPO WINDPROOF LIGHTER con? mmts i0*- GELU PAPERMATE ANTACID TABLETS OR LIQUID RELIEVES PAIN COMPACTS 100 Tablets MENNEN'S NEW ft CSJAR SKIN •AGIO .DEEP CLEANSING LIQUID HEALS CHAPPING INSTANTLY SOFTENS CLEANS ALL # - ». . 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