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Bags Big Goose Frederic Amour of Island Lake bayyed this Canada Goose while hunting with his son Ronald at Horseshoe Lake near Cairo, Illinois. It weighed 14 pounds and had a wing spread of slightly under 6 feet. It is believed to be a Giant Canada Goose or "Branta Canadensis Maxima." According to Mr. Mark Tuttle of7 the State of Illinois Conservation Department in Chicago, it was reported that this species was thought to be extinct back in 1920. However, in 1960, Mr. Harold Hansen of the Illinois Natural History Survey re-discovered the species in Rochester, Minnesota. Since that time their number has been steadily increasing. ETTERS TO SANTA "Dear Santa, "How are you? Thank you lor the letter. Here is my fist lor this year: 1. Operation. J Secret Sam. Record player and records anc case. 4. Batmobile. 5. Humpty-Dumpty puzzle and Micky Mouse and Donald Duck and Goofy; <>. Johnny Speed, 7. F r o c z <• Queen. H. F.lectric train or train set. 9. car racing set. 10. Dump truck, milk truck, coke truck, U-haul truck. 11, Binoculars. 12. Cowboy and Indian suit and hats and headdress. "Brett Thomas" "1642 N. Riverside Drive" QUICK Shopping Service Extra c lerks on duty Extra check-out lanes COMPLETE SELECTIONS ALWAYS AVAILABLE Your liornshy'.s stores have dally deliveries from their warehouse. HORNSBYS 5c io $1.00 Stores "Dear Santa, "How is Mrs. Clause i have been extra good this year. I would like a dog, a bike, doll and her clothes and a scooter. "Merry Christmas "Bonnie Herdrick" 'Dear Santa Claus, "When you come down our chimney again this year please be careful you don't step on the cookies and milk we left for you on the fireplace. "Please leave a paint set, rifles, games, trucks and blackboard for my brother and me. We have a brand new baby sister at our house. Please bring her some stuffed toys and a soft rubber ball. "Merry Christmas, Santa. "Scott Dixon, 5M« years old "Chris Dixon. 4'i years old "Breck Dixon. 2l- month-. •::i:: N. Green St." Little tots cannot select safetoys for themselves. Parents must choose them. The Institute for Safer Living suggests when you are about to purrhase^ toys you ask yourself: Will the toy ignite or burn? Will it break into small pieces? Can it cause cuts or punctures? Can it be swallowed? Is paint likely to chip or peel • off easily? K o r maximum safety your answer should be "no" to each question. REVOKE THREE LICENSES; MANY OTHERS SUSPENDED The office of Secretary of State- Paul Powell has announced the revocation of the driver licenses of three in Mc- Henry countjv They are John P. Nelson of Marengo for driving while intoxicated. Phillip L. Krumwiede of 101 Meadow", McHcnry, and William G. Nyman of Crystal Lake for three violations. Suspensions have been ordered for James J. Doherty. Jr., of ^80.'! Anne street, Fred K. Fryntz of 1114 W.N.K. Shore, Raymond J. Krueger of r',09 Fern drive, all of Mc- Henry, Robert A. Ladenbarh of Algonquin, Lee A. Landt. Jane E. Nelson, Terry L Twaddle and Willis Wallen of Crystal jLake, George R. Lilja and Otis L. Stubbs of Woodstock, Gerald R. Mattio of Rt. 1, Richmond. Hubert Mills, Jr., of Harvard, Richard R. Ratley of Lake-in-the- Hills, Edward L. Van Hoozen of Hebron, all for three violations; also Bill E$ Hoffman of- :*,810 Maple street. McHenry. for suspension or revocation re-entered for driving while suspended or revoked. Probationary permits were issued to Germaine A. Diedrich of P.504 W. Miller road and Louis F. Rogers of 4421 Elm Leaf drive, McHenry, Randell L. Lembkc of Algonquin and John Nadvornik of Fox River Grove. AUDUBON GROUP HOLDS CHRISTMAS CENSUS DEC, 28 The annual Christmas census of the National Audubon society will be taken on Dec. 28, with the McHenry county chapter taking part in this as they have for several years. This census is conducted in all fifty states and Canada. Species and individuals are counted and the report submitted to both National and local societies. This provides information on population and distribution of the various species. ^This area is centered on Bull Valley road near the intersection with Fleming road :.nd covers areas near Crystal Lake, McHenry, Harvard, Greenwood and Woodstock. Counters will be assigned to time and location for observation. A warm-up gathering will be held at the Birrens, 700 McHenry avenue, in Woodstock at 4:30 p.m. for all participants and others who are interested. McHenry College Student To Study Abroad This Winter Chrysande Levesque Chrysande Levesque logged 19,000 miles last summer and the only foreign country she visited was Canada. But this J a n u a r y , s h e ' s g o i n g t o France, and will earn Mac- M u r r a y c o l l e g e c r e d i t studying at the University of Strasbourg. Her traveling last summer was as a waitress on a cruise ship in the Great Lakes. J. R. Levesque, 3011 North The daughter of Mr. and Spring road, McHenry, she is a junior at the liberal arts college. A French major, Miss Levesque has petitioned the college to take sixteen semester hours of course work in France, which is four over the normal load for foreign study. • Studies Languages Twelve of the hours will be for French credit, and the other four for German credit, her minor. She plans to teach, and wants the perspective of seeing a language-in-use in a culture. before presenting the subject to a class. Next fall she'll do practice teaching in one of the Jacksonville city schools. The Mac Murray program of independent study abroad is open to juniors with an average of 3.0 or above (3.0 is a B) and competence in the language. There is a possiblility that Miss Levesque will take a summer course at Heidelberg university, Germany, before returning to the states in late July. News Editor Besides her interest in her major field, she nonages to be news editor of the women's newspaper, "The Gree^ ings", is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, national scholastic honorary, has served as a f r e s h m a n c o u n s e l o r a n d ° a member of the college synchronized swim team . Prospective students get an opportunity to meet Miss Levesque because she serves as a student hostess for the admissions office. This is her second year in that position. MacMurray is a coordinate institution, with a College for Men founded in 1955 and a College for Women, founded in 1846. 3 . Ever wonder how much juv e n i l e d e l i n q u e n c y t h e r e would be, if we could live our life backwards? 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We'll be glad to see you mum STOM-BLENDED SUNULU CAMPUS JACKETS HANDKERCHIEFS SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS SUSPENDER-BELTS RUBBERS-BOOTS CASUAL SLACKS ESQUIRE SOX SPORT COATS DRESS SLACKS GLOVES TIE SETS WORK SETS LOAFERS SUPPERS SWEATERS SISTER S LACKS ^SWEATERS LEOTARDS DRESSES SKIRTS FULL SLIPS KNEE SOCKS HANDBAGS JACKETS - COATS MITTENS - GLOVES SNOW BOOTS DRESS SHOES SCHOOL SHOES KNITTED HATS SLACK SETS JEANS Mr. E. Kan&k of McCulloni Lake, on the left Is shown receiving a check for $25.00 from John Jepsen of the Sunoco Service Station, 3331 \V. Elm, McHenry. You Too, Have A Chance to Win . . . Just Drive In To Sunoco! ? BROTHER Here's all you do io win! # Drive in at any Sunoco station where you see the sign that says: "PLay 'Sunny Dollars' ". • Pick up a free "Sunny Dollars" envelope. No purchase necessary. Every time you drive in, you get IVY TROUSERS SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS GLOVES ESQUIR£ HOSE VELOUR SHIRTS HOUSE SLIPPERS COWBOY BOOTS LEVIS MOD PANTS LOAFERS SWEATERS SWEAT SHIRTS TIES - BELTS BOOTS, BILLFOLDS • The inside of each envelope is half of a bill another half • When vou match up 2 halves, in the same dollar amount, you're a lars" winner! It can happen the next time you drive In. ^ 'Sunnv Dol- Open lo Licensed Drivers Only. Void where prohibited by law. JEPSEN TIRE AND AUTOMOTIVE CENTIK 3331 W. Elm. 385-0426 McHenry ^1# vltf ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ c © "The Store for Kvwyimp" PHONIC 3*5-01*2 McHENRY, II.L* 1 SK VOIR t HAKI.K A( (OI NT Open Evenings till"9 p.m. -- Sundays till 5 p.m.