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r«.fc-5 ThtttttlafrOclAlfertt; BS»* ,^..r. , .."'in ' ^ Johnsburg News % Bin. Betty ftetternuum mm m* £4et<£:c Miss Lorraine Freund was guest of hcyioi^at two bridal showers la-^tvveekV On Friday iftemoon, Miss Freund was given) a surprise kitchen shower atner place of employment in Fox Lake. She received many useful kitchen utensils. On Sunday afternoon a shower was given for her at the Community club hall. Hostesses of the afternoon were: Mrs. Rita Miller, Mrs. Betty Freund, Mrs. Doris Freund, Mrs. Violet Freund and Misses Ethel Nell and Dolores Michels. After an enjoyable afternoon of playing games, Miss Freund opened her many lovely gifts. A delicious buffet lunch was served at the close of the afternoon. Miss Freund will become the bride -of William Rutzen on Nov. 14. . - Sandra Lee Palmer celebrated her ninth birthday last, 'Sunday at her home. Those attending were her grandparents of Chicago, a great aunt and uncle of Oak Park, the Jepsens, the Kallenkarks, ^|he Christensens, the Frebergs and also an aunt and cousin from Wisconsin. Mrs. Anna Kalal of Des Plaines visited Marie Wentzel over the weekend. 1st church in McHenry. Sponsor was Mrs. Ray Ozark. Mrs. Thomas served dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Bonynge, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Nickls and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ouska, Mr, and Mrs. Ozark and family and Sandra and Billy Thomas, some of whom reside in Chicago. The rescue squad boys got together . Sunday afternoon and had themselves a real splashy time. They undertook the job of washing and polishing, the rescue squad truck. The fellows had a real ball for themselves. A reminder once , again, the all-important telephone number ifi case of emergency is 1130. Please jot this number down and have it at your fingertips at all times. These fellows are on call at a moment's notice. M#s. Joe Adams and Mrs. Otto Adams spent one day last week in Chicago. The girls went out for lunch and thea attended the matinee of the- very popular Cinerama. Sigurd Larsen ahd Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams drove into Chicago on Sunday to pick up Mrs. Larsen. •WW'tH -11 <I'I> t M>'»1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kunkel were guests at his parents' home, the Art Kunkels, last weekend, along with * jtbst at friends. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lasses .returned recently from a delightful motor trip to Denver, Colo. Rudy reports it was nice to get away but twice as nice to get home again. Don't forget about the Hallowe'en dance at the Community club hall on Oct. 28. Think of something real original and come dressed in costume. It could be a barrel of fun if you get int,o the spirit of things. It isn't necessary to come in costume but it sure would be lots of fun. A double birthday celebration was in progress last Sunday evening at the home of the John Herdrlcks of McHenry. The belated birthday party honored John Herdrick and Jerry Hettermann, whose birthdays were Both in August. Those present were Mrs. Helen Hettermann, Mrs. "Speed" Stilling, the John Herdrlcks, the Ed Hettermanns, the Jerry Hettermanns and the Jim Hetterm&nns. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomas of Sunnysidc Beach was christened Bruce John at the Community Method- Mr. and Mrs. Emll Boiler of Morton called on her father, Bill Ricks, last weekend. They were very busy on their stay as they gave Bill a hand with washing and putting up the storm doors and windows. Mrs. Alice Larsen, Mrs. Paul Schultz, Mrs. Barbara Rearden, MOOSE LODGE WWK- M *»* "M-M- H+'J'i-W'i-M-i'v Congratulations to the new members of the Moose. At an impressive ceremony held Sunday at the Lodge, twelve new men were initiated. Dr. Sayler was chosen class candidate for the day. The members initiated were Dr. Sayler, Alfred Regner, Paul Fullerton, William R. Hoffman, Gerald Burg, Ted Smith, Tom S. Smith, Ray Ostergren, Walter Nowicki, Carl L. Antonson, Donald Nellis and Robert Nellis. The district degree staff was present to perform the ritual work. After the initiation, food was served and entertainment was supplied by the ever entertaining Brother Moose Matt Schulien. Don't forget the Hallowe'en costume party. Prizes for the best dressed. Good music and fine food is promised. Are you signing up a new member for pur membership drive that ends January 31? You can't lose; even if you sign only one new member you get a prize and they will increase in value up to five members signed. Over a thousand boys and girls are finding at Mooseheart the best substitute for a happy home. Only as our lodge continues to glow can we maintain the present high standards which have made Mooseheart renowned the world over. And remember Moosehaven in Florida, where Moose members and their wives spend the declining years of their lives together, free from worry and care. So stress this information when /you invite your friends and neighbors to join the Moose. Sign up that new member and check your own receipt to see if you are & good standing. 1 'H'-fr 't1 •>' 'W' 4* 'S' •!' 'I* 'fr LAKEMOOR and LILYMOOR NEWS By Mrs. Pat Morrtoon A reminder that * the P.T.A. is holding a rummage sale this Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Mc- Dermott building from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and while you are on this highway, stop in at the Charm House for the bake -sale sponsored by the women of Lakemoor for the fire department community house, starting at 11 a.m. See you at both places! Also, don't forget the Hallowe'en dance Saturday night at Club Lilyrhoor, given by the Lilymoor association. Prizes will be given for the costumes. Sounds like a lol of fun. We would like to; express our deepest sympathy to. Lyda Diedrich pf Lakemoor upon the death of her father last week. We are very sorry to hear that Mrs. Mae Paterson of Lakemoor is confined to St. Anne's hospital in Chicago, where she underwent surgery last week. I think it would be very nice if we sent a card to her to let her know \. .< ' . '7\vf T«rifc&£Nftv ; c v Read ttip vVant Adi IF IT HAS "WHEELS" ....WE'VEGOT IT! .. 1ji4.; ay.. Come. In And Look Over Our Displays WHEEL GOODS USE OUR CONVENIENT cSc&UKSlrt, B I C Y C L E S MODELS AT ALL f R K E S 1 20 >° K"! SIDEWALK. BIKES ... j YOU BUY '|M~ WE HIDE' EM~ 'Til CHRISTMAS 1 MURRAY PARK-CYCLE! MACHINE SPOKE -- FULL BALL BEARING J- -- h 14" Sice - Age 4 to 8 yrs. fk STROLLERS RDY -- STRONG MADE TO LAST DOLL BUGGIES HEED & LEATHER Several Sizes ft Colors. Also Musical JUVENILE AUTOMOBILES ; : . RACERS -- SPORTSTERS -- STATION WAGONS HOOK & LADDER -- CHAIN DRIVE TRACTOR Senior heavy duty 40" long -- 28" high | TRACTOR I f PACER 1 TIRE CHIEF CAR Wagons Radio Fly«ir All sizes! Life-time bear- | ings, solid rub- ! ber tires I VYCITAL'S HARDWARE -- SHEET METAL "We Service What We Sell" 1S2 S. GREEN ST., MCBENRY, ILL. PHONE 98 HYLINT T6IR\-A-R(KKER ROAD GRADER TOURN-A-HOPPER PAY LOADER TOURN.A-IJAULER TRAVELOADER GARTON Vetocipides 12" TO 20" WHEELS Frank S. May BLACK DIRT Sand - Gravel - Driveways Excavating Route 5, McHenry Phone: McHenry 580-M-l we are thinking about her and wish her a speedy recovery. The address is Mrs. Mao Paterson, St. Anne's hospital, 4960 W. Thomas street, Chicago, 111. Rm. 356. ! Little Dickie Bitterman of Lakemoor suffered a mishap last .Saturday when he was accidentally cut on the head with a can. The cut required stitches but we are happy to report that he is coming along fine. Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDernaott of Lakemoor returned from their trip to Washington, DC. last Sunday* looking very fit. They motored down through the Blue Ridge mountains for a short vacation, too. By the way, folks in Lilymoor and Lakemoor - if you have any news at all, tljis reporter will be more than glad fo print it for you. We like to hear from you and your neighbors like to hear about you, so please call McHenry 591-R-2. See yoi^ next w e e k ! ; ' , * - ' " • • V •' REMIND VETERANS CONCERNING LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUMS 8utMcrite To The The Illinois Veterans' Com- j mission announces it is very im-J portant to veterans that they pay their national service life insurance premiums when due, or within the thirty-one day gri ice period, to insure contimioimjnsurance protection. Failure to pay. premiums when due or within the grace period on national service life teim insurance will result in lapse of protection. Reinstatement may be made prior to the expiration of the current term period upon submitting evidence of insurability and payment of two monthly premiums. Reinstatement Of lapsed permanent national service life insurance may be made at any time upon pay-1 ment of all back premiums plus j interest. A lapse of arty NSLI of more than three months requires a physical examination as proof of insurability. WHlard A. Manning, administrator of the Illinois Veterans' Commission, states that service officers of the IVC, located throughout the state, are prepared to advise and assist veterans or dependents on all phases of national service life insurance. The Woodstock office is open daily between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., and on Saturday until noon.* Seamless Hose If the weather's humid an3 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. y Spdni On Food Increases Per Person The amount of money we are spending for food continues to increase says Mrs. Gierfna Lamkin, foods specialist,* University of Illinois College of Agriculture, From an average of $400 per person in 1952, ('the figure has increased to about $405. While this increase is not large, it does serve to point up the fact that we as a nation like to eat. Otir < total food bill for 1953 will show an increase over the sixty-four billion dollars spent in 1952. - Read Tfce Want Ada! DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. 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Never again will your car be worth as much as right this minute! Because we want everyone possible to own a new '53 Ford, we'll give you the best deal in town on pour present car regardless of its age or condition. # • there's a mighty good chance the car you're driving right now will cover the down payment on America's "Worth More" car! Don't miss this great buying opportunity! Bring your car in now and see what a handsome price we'll give you in trade on a new '53 Ford! Oe/fV&ty/ Come early for ihe best deal in town! F.O.A.P. car will nev«* be worth more • - JET-e Tc wOUlH MO** IS CHEC* OUR .*0H« 0 . hav« SO£trvcted the ton«est -atO S ^°*1!LTnri WHt* yqo ^ "1 BUSS MOTOR 531 MAIN STREET PHONE McHENRY 1 . -- If You're Interested in an Used Car - Be Sure to See Your Ford Dealer -4^ McHENRY. ILLINOIS ' .v •' >'&•«? 2le. J