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mm i mt fc : ^ ij,, ^ MeCULLOM LAKE mvimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiutti ' -A mm&k By Yardstick family. Thafa- f>«va$Web$h anniversary. Little Jimmy Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Boyle, underwent a tonsillectomy at St. Therese hospital In tPaukegan last Saturday. ADIOS. • %<• v< ; + "?V. PUBLIC FPigkj was the seel of a • surprise personal bridal ! shQwerfor the lovely "bride to be. I Nancy Rudin, whose wedding to Glenn Humphrey of Crystal Lake will take place at 4 p.m. on Satui^ fey, Oct. 6. at the Methodist chtfrph in McHenry. Hostesses at Monday evening's gay event were Agnes Fredericksen, Joan Larkin, Catherine Bolger, Grace Messman, Eileeh Smith, Nancy Carey, Blida Foster and Ere el Richardson. After opening the many beautiful gifts that were piled high on a table decorated with an open tfJArella. flowers and a miniature bnde doll, the much surprised and, highly pleased Miss Rudin joined the guests in playing bunco. After an evening of this entertainment. Mrs. Bernice Deidrich earned first prize, with Mrs. Joanne Kennebeck on the booby prize end. Refreshments were served during the games and cake. and ice cream during the in-between moments. Jpnong the guests present who shared the joys of the evening •with Miss Nancy Rudin were Mrs. Blizaibeth Rudin, mother of -the future bride, Mrs. William Humphrey, mother of the groom, the jMesdames Brcel Lock, Ercel Richardson, Louise Shoemacher, Gloria •Freund, Bernice Deidrich, Phyllis Rasmussen, Joanne Kennebeck, Clarice May, Louanne Howorka, Catherine Scbwerman and Joyce Mmphrey. Mary Ellen will be the name of he 9-pound bundle of joy delivered to the Ray Aaltos at the Woodtock hospital last Tuesday in the arly A. M. Happy to report that toth mother and daughter are doing nicely. Qur congratulations to the Aalto's. FUTURE FARMERS HELD ORGANIZATION MEETING LAST WEEK The McHenry chapter of Future Farmers of America held its organization meeting on the evening of Sept. 19, with twenty-one members in attendance plus three not taking the agriculture course this year, Bill Miller^ Clarence Thelen and James Lefinon. William Plcter, adviser, presented the F. F. A. State Farmer pin to Clarence Thelen and will also give one to the parents of Bill Weber in his behalf. These members received the State Farmer award at the Illinois State F. F. A. convention held at Champaign last June. The main business of the evening was election of new chapter officers, including Jerry Cristy, president, and Frank Smith, vicepresident, among others. Dick Becker served as recrea tion chairman for the evening, arranging several good volleyball games. Dave Smith, as food chairman, provided a fine )unch. The next regular meeting Will be held Oct. 3. Garages In Apartmeat Underground garages double as fenced-in play areas in a new garden type apartment project. Roofs are covered with asphalt paving and playground equipment has been ordered for early installation. One of the areas is 140 by 326 feet; the other is 70 by 772 feet. Everybody reads the want (All rorfliminlratlons for tfcfc department mast be signed kjr the writer, otherwise they will lot be published. The Piaindealer iavites Its readers to express their opinions In these colntats.) >0 ilr. and Mrs. Ken EJbey, Sr.,'left Wednesday and arrived safely in San Francisco on Monday, accord-' ing to a card received by yours truly from that village. Their message ended with regards to all at MoCullom Lake. Air. and Mrs. Lee Sa#do spent a quiet Sunday at home with their. As#. -PICTURES ZNLA*6€D AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! k l N G S S 2 F Q U A L I ' VSNAPSHOT! xocaoi ' v-v-* . f 'jipSf F O R - < Roofing -- Tile -- Gutter Storm and Combination Windows and All Building Materials of j^earo Roebuck and Co. Sea Representative FRANK GANS Call 787-W or writ* . * 300 RIVERSIDE DBIVl McHENRY, ILL. , FREE ESTIMATES PER ROLL 8kk Hu-- S*u m CwntrSni/ huphuM *uMB WATTLES DRUG STORE "THE HOME STORE" -- -- Main Street SHONE 35* McHrary, DL PROVED SIRE BREEDERS SALES 177 ARTfFICIALlY Sired Grade Cow* and HetNff . " Brown Swiss, Ouomtoy, Holsftln, Jorsoy ^ SIRED BY. THI HIGH INDEX PROVED SIRES f , OF * - WISCONSIN SCIENTIFIC MliDINO INSTITUTV AND * NORTHWESTERN ARTIFICIAL BREEDINO ASSOCIATION. 31-- HIGH PRODUCING COWS, FRESH OR SOON Q(Jf 16 --BRED HEIFERS --MANY DUE THIS FALL f0 -- UNBRED HEIFERS AND CALVES Consif nod by mombors of tho artificial UnsiflM Ceeptftirftvos sorvod by tlio abovt thals • ' • " 91 ANIMALS -.-jf TO BE SOLD AT 12:00 NOON { f V SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1951 / . PAI*Y BARM AT FAIR GROUNDS GLENWOOD CITY, WISCONSIN ^ 86 ANIMALS J* • -a v -- TO BE SOU> AT 12:00 NOON---- y ' MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1951 ^ ROCK COUNTY 4-H FAIR GROUNDS JANESVILIE, WISCONSIN For coialoguo ask your local technician or wrftti AMERICAN BREEDERS SERVICE 325 N. WeHs Street p c • * CWcafo 10, HKnoli let Os reihember with some deed, however 6mall, the spirit of supreme fcood will, which lives in us ill the gentle saint sod. teeds expression. Sincerely, , • HARRY STURM '• President Fellowship tods* of the Theosophictil Society in America. mmwmm ?wg* EUrM Huemann's • McHenry. Subdivision. Traffic Tail Traffic accidents since 1900 hay* killed almost twice as many Americans as have been killed in action or died of wounds in all the nation's wars, the National Safety Council »ay». • CATTLB REPORT According to a recent report ~~ %tled With the county hoard of supervisors by the county veterinarian. a total of 1.990 herds, representing 65,572 cattle, were given T. B. teats during the year ending Aug. 1. The number of clean herds were 1,881, with a total of 60^849 cattle. There were 109 infected herds, representing 4,723 cattle. Tlie average percentage of Infection was .27. Bangs disease testing revealed herds tested with 3,058 cattle and 2,831 passing. Ther« were 20a reactors, the percentage ot infection being 6.7. Read the Want Ads! M* WFLE SQFAD MEMBER The American Legion JUfkl Squad this week announced ^ name of another member of that > " o r g a n i z a t i o n , R i c h a r d F r e s n i ' ^ who has been active t* squad's work. t ^ Renew that aubacription ' Plain dealer now. • to tl# World Daj For Aitiuli Dear Editor: For the blind miut we have cat a white cahe. Or better still, we have given him a seeing eye dog, since whatever man's need the animal kingdom has helped always to supply it Milk for food, wool for clothing, muscle for pulling wagon or sled--in one way after another the "creatures" have answered to man'a dominion. No law man-made can militate for kindness. No decree of state can enforce compassion or mercy or justicfe. But the greatness in every human heart, once awakened, will spontaneously recogniie the eternal values and atrive to uphold them. There are those who say that iq times such as these man has all he can do to look oat for himself. War, dope Be-Ufag to children, moral corruption, economic insecurity--all these mail must face and try to conquer. Yet all man's problems are baaed in the struggle of part against part. If men once perceive that each factor is part of the whole and that one life pervades that whole, then justice and mercy mttst be for all that lives, without exception. Oct 4 is this year, as usual, called World Day for Animals and celebrated as the birthday of St. Francis of Asslsi, who Wa8 actively awai/ of the unity of life, serving leper and bird with equal tenderness. On that day, which is set apart for animals. GET TWICE THE HEAT! SAVE HALF THE OILPATlNTfcD * AUTOMATIC OIL w GAS HEATERS U. 11*1 ut yul s : 3^1 This Ywo-in-one Heatmaker' DOES /?/ Siegler doesn't waste heat up the flue as ordinary ^Ir heaters do! In Siegler, a second heater is built in* side the regular heating chamber. . . built right into the heart of the hottest fire! This extra, patented, heater-within-a-heater captures the intense heat from the burner flame and simply pours it out over Hthe floors throughout your home. Thb 'Match-Test' PROI/ES /7X Your dealer will demonstrate. You'll •iO> * 7f \\\'j/ See and feel how Siegler captures r }he hottest top-of-the-flame heat and orces it oyer your floors for extra comfort and economy ! THK M/HM/WESS /R/ *llf your Siegler Oil Heater doesn't deliver more and hotter heat over ihe floor than ANY comparable 4ti2e heater regardless of make or backr SIEGLER-- CENTRAL!/., ILLINOIS if* I; IVHT SMI rtOVtO SPECIAL FOR 10 DAYS ONLY y SO GALLONS OF FUEL OIL FREE1 WITH THE PURCHASE OF EVERY HEATER. A L T H 0 F F ' S H A R D W A R E "McHENRY COUNTY'S LEADING HARDWARE" 1 "wsp1