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Thursday) December 4» 1958 FORMER OPERATOR OF RESTAURANT IN THIS AREA DIES i Word was received this past of the death of Floyd Keed on Nov. 20 at Eureka Springs, Ark. Military services were held Nov. 24. He formerly operated a restaurant and tavern at Volo and his wife, Josio Watrous Reed, for many years ope|at?d the Spinning Wheel south of Richmond. For the past several years, Mr. and Mrs. Reed have been operating a service station in Minocqua, Wis., during the summertime and have been spending the winters at Eureka Springs. SHOP IX McHENRY LAKE PERCH DINNER ALL YOU CAN EAT CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB * PHONE 2040 JOHNSBURG BLACKTOP NAME OFFICERS OF DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION The Nunda Democratic ladies' organization held its first meeting Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the home of Mrs. Helen Pearson. Since it was the initial meeting, the new organization concerned itself with selection of a name, appointment of temporary officers and* choosing a date and place for I the next meeting. | The nineteen ladies present I elected the following to office for a two-month period: Chajr-1 man, Mrs. Mildred Powers; I vice-chairman, Mrs. Mary El-1 len Flanagin; and secretary. ' Mrs. Barbara McCormick, all j of Crystal Lake. The group I then decided to meet Jan. 5 at 1 8 p.m. in the meeting room of , Bob's Corner at Burton's j bridge. The newly formed group , discussed membership and issued j a general invitation for anyone i interested in political activity \ in the Nunda township area. The business meeting was concluded. after which Mrs. Pear- j son and Mrs. McCormick serv- i ed refreshments. ! THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER FOUR LILYMOOR YOUTHS PLACED ON PROBATION Three Lilymoor youths were assessed fines and stayed jail sentences Saturday., -as the result of malicious mischief charges. They were sentenced and fined on charges of being involved with the burning of a barn owned by C. H. Fritzsche at Lilymoor, with damage astimated at $18,000. The three were Wayne Baers, 16, Richard Mercure, 15, and Robert Nelsen, 16, charged with firing the barn when one of them dropped a match in hay while looking Xor a supply of gas. They were fined $50 each and jail sentences of riinely days with stay of the jSiil mittimus. They were plaited on probation for one yfear. A fourth youth, Tom Caiun- 1ey. 15, was gi$en a $50 fine and the same sentence and put on probation on a charge of larceny. He was charged with having entered the Jacob Johnson residence in Lilymoor and taking electric appliances valued at $150. SCOUT NEWS 1 Page F to BOWLING NOTES °KAD THE WANT AOS! A meeting of organization of the new cub pack which will be sponsored by the Presbyterian church in Eastwood Manor is taking place Dec. 4, 8 and 15 at the community barn," Johnsburg road and route 120, at 8 p.m. These meetings are for the adult members and the fathers an^i mothers of the boys who wish to become Cub Scouts. If you have a boy between the ages of 8 and 11 years, please attend these meetings and register your boys. For any additional information, please call neighborhood commissioner Lynn C. Stuart, McHenry 2756. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Ensign and sons ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ensign in Antioch. More than twice as many males as females are killed each year in accidents, according to the National Safety Council. Be a BIG WINNER in the NATIONAL and 25,000 4# CHRISTMAS "GUESSING" GAME TO BE GIVEN AWAY it'S FUN TO ENTER...IT'S EASY TO WIN! COME IN TODAY GUESS THE NUMBER OF STAMPS ON THE KING KORN CHRISTMAS TREE EXTRA... EXTRA... EXTRA... BIG I S 11 if you enter the contest using a special green registration blank available at any other merchant giving King Korn Stamps and you win, a Bonus of Ten Percent will be added to your prize. BIG BONUS *2 Be sure to visit the other merchants giving King Korn Stamps. Enter your guess of the number of Stamps on our King Korn Christmas Tree. Thousands of extra Stamps will be given away by all the other King Korn Merchants. You can be a double winner. OFFICIAL e@^ViS7 RULES •VP s0§0 s . December 5 Christmas Party For Christian Mothers and Altar Sodality-- St. Mary's School. December 8 , V. F. W. Ladies' Auxiliary Christmas Party--Turkey Dinner and Pot Luck--7 p.m. December 12 Woman's Club Meeting--Legion Home--1 p.m. - --- December 13 Snow Ball Dance -- Legion Hall -- Sponsored by Lakeland Park Women's Club. December 14 K. of C. Basket Social--6 p.m. -- St. Patrick's Church Hall. December 16 " McHenry Garden Club Meeting-- Mrs. Arthur Klingberg Home, 20 Mineral Springs Rd. --Pot Luck. «. R.N.A. Regular Meeting and Christmas Party -- Gift Exchange -- K of C. Hall--7:30 p.m. (Continued from page 4) Wed. Nite Ladies -- B. Hettermann, 227-499; M. Smith, 201-521; M. Hettermann, 190-487; T. Meyer, 177- 469; E. Conway, 443; S. Spielman, 449. Note: The Wed. Nite ladies league is in need of additional bowlers. If anyone is interested, please contact Marie Kelly. Phone 2031. Palace 9:00 Ladies -- L. Paluch. 453; M. Donnelly, 210-181-527; I. Narowetz, 470; M. Webb, 442; J. Dillon, 477. McHenry Plaindealei Phone 170 - 171 Published every Thursday at McHenry, 111., by the McHenxy Publishing Company, Inc. SPONSOR PROGRAM Dr. John Tambone of Woodstock announces that the McHenry county heart committee is sponsoring a film program on heart disease which is now being made available to all groups, organizations and P.T.A.'s throughout McHenry county. Mrs. Clarence Kopsell, R. R.. Huntley, is chairman of the public information committee, and film lists are available through her or the Region III office of the Illinois Heart association at 606 Dundee Ave., Elgin. 7:00 Ladies -- J. Doherty, 178-493; R. Rode. 217-510; G. Smith. 455; M. Fuchs, 175-471; L. Burns, 180- 456; L. Funk. 176-507. Wed. X~»te Ladies -- S. Speilman, 189-489; L. Meyer, 175-465; M. Kelly. 182- 491; N. Larkin; 179-502; ' B. Hettermann. 183-477: M.Smith. 177-449: T. Meyer. 467; E. Conway, 437; V. Herdrich, 445; E. Justen. 190-190-552. City -- " H. Smith. 563; V. Johnson. 534; B. Long, 541; F. Covalt, 201-543: Geske, 220-540; F. Rogei; s, 538; J. Hollander, 203- 566; R. Rode, 220-565. C.O.F. 9:00 -- A. Schaefer, 217-556; J. Etten, 547; Gus Freund, 545; G. M. Freund. 208-578. Atty. and Mrs. R. A. Steuben and son, Michael, spent Thursday in the home of his sister, Mrs. John Funke and family, in Chicago. Claire Beauty Shoppe 400 S. Green St. McHenry 10 LADIES Have Your Hair In Condition For Th^ Holidays Call Us For An Appointment SWEDISH MASSAGE STEAM BATHS The Finest In Cosmetics JATIONAl EDI TORI Aft a#c5t8n W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgr. A.DELE FROEHLICH. Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County 1 Year $3.5C 6 Months $2.00 3 Months $1.25 Outside McHenry County 1 Year ..' $4.00 6 Months $2.25 3 Months $1.50 Entered as second-class matter at the post office at McHenry, Illinois, under the act if May 8. 1879. Awarded Letter CARL WALKER Carf Walker, a June graduate of McHenry Community high school, has been awarded, a letter in football at Millikin University, Decatur, 111. Walker, a 5-11, 180-pound linebacker, starred on defense for Coach Don Shroyer's Big Blue. He developed into a fine tackier and showed promise of future stardom at MU. Carl is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker, Wonder Lake. He is majoring in Engineering at Millikirt. 1. Carefully examine the King Korn Christmas Tree. Guess how many (King Korn) stamps decorate the tree. Fill out the official white entry blank. All entries must be submitted by close of business December 13, 1958. Winners will b« announced the following week. Winners are those whose guesses are closest to the actual number of King Korn stamps decorating the tree. 5. In case of ties, prize stamps will be divided equally among the winners. 6. You may submit as many entries as you desire. No purchase is necessary. Everyone is eligible to enter the King Korn Christmas "Guessing" -McHENRY National Food Rt. 120 & 31 R-Place Liquor 411 W. Elm St. (next door to Natl.) Worts Sinclair 10l N. Richmond (Rt. 120) Jandts Cities Service Rt. 120 & Fox St. „ .McHenry 1 Hr. Cleaner 207 E. Elm St. Agatha Gift Shop 110 S. Green St. White's Men Store 208 S. Green St. Main Paint Center 418 Main St. Steffans Jewelers 514 Main St. McHenry County Farmers Co-Op Rt. 120 ( a b o u t 2 blks wr&t of Natl.) Game except our employees or members of their families. TO WIN EXTRA BONUS #1 1. Stop in at any other merchant giving King Korn stamps and obtain a special "green registration blank. 2. Fill out this green blank with your guess and deposit it in our store. 3. If you win, a bonus of ten percent will be added to your prize. TO WIN EXTRA BONUS #2 1. Enter your guess at any other merchant giving King Korn Stamps. You can win an extra prize of King Korn Stamps. Club Lilymoor Rt. 120 ( 2 ' s Miles East of McHejjry) WONDER LAKE Mid West' Superette ) Hancock Rd. Kays Gift Shop Hancock Rd. (next door to Mid West) Rays Sinclair Sta. Hancock Rd. (3 blks. E. of Mid West) HAVE YOU HEARD HIM ? Those who have all agree that he is the most fabulous entertainer in this area. EG0N STURM ACCOMPLISHED ORGANIST 8c ARRANGER Spent 2 years with the late Ken Griifin AT THE HAMMOND ORGAN EVERY Mon., lues., Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Eve. AT THE REGREATI0N LOUNGE ON FOX STREET McHENRY. ILL.