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lr--; TttftJdtff; Ncfremb** 22, 1960 m IKHEHEY FIJONDEAEER HcHteirf Shorei CIVIC PRIDE PLUS ^ WXTK RA&E3 COULD FIX ROADS Bar Clare Mueller EV. 5-0553 ^Vinter Is just around the corner and the subdivision roads, some of which could stand a grading, are not in too bad a shape. With a little "Civic Pride", the fewsmall holes and washboards that are now forming could be raked in with grayel from the sides of the road and thereby easing tj|e chance of larger holes and iMs forming when the winter's firsts, snows and thaws take oifet. If every available resident would grab a rake this weekaid and spend about a half hour to rake stones in the holes forming in the roads near hte home, it will lessen some of. the griefs and hazards of winter driving at a later date. 0 Idyll Dell Road? As taxpayers and voters, we seem to have no control over thp township road, Idyll Dell, leading into McHenry Shores frprn Route 31 and also Barrevitle Road serving the northwtst end. It was reported In this colii^ jn iict .Tnr>p 9. 1960," that Mr. Gaske had the support of hath the State and County to {EE a new road through and work would begin in about a nponth. Work was started -- need we say more. All we can do is hope that it will be better than last year when it was unusable for weeks at a time and one had to go miles out of the way to reach close-by destinations. It appears now that the road is in vjjfrse shape than it was a year a|o at this time. Perhaps a telephone call or calls to the Nunda Township Road 'Commissioner, Roy Geske, might help to get it graded or graveled before the heavy frosts set in. MSC Meeting Thursday, Dec. 1, is the date for the regular meeting of the ^®Henry Shores club which '"s to start promtly at 8 p.m. at the VFW hall, east of the bridge on Rt. 120. Dues will be collected prior to the meeting. The charter vote that was carried over from the previous meeting, nomination of officers, the children's program and their party are all on the agenda Don't forget the gift for y^r child or children. Birthdays flappy birthday to Irene Middlekauff this Friday, H$len Smith celebrates hers Sunday. . . .And Carl Simonsen has one Wednesday. Christening at Schmltts Jaby John Patrick Schmitt baptized at St. Mary's ch, Sunday, Nov. 13, 1960. id m o t h e r, Mrs. John itsch, and cousin, Ray Eisig, were the Godparents, returned to the baby's parhome, Elsie and Jack itt, to participate in the patty that followed the christening. Others present for the celebration were: John D^utsch, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ejtenring and Robert JungbHft. Also there in spirit was Grandmother Schmitt, who because of Alness and cetifltted to bed, was not present. HI Neighbor Seeing that the Schmitts aren't home, let's drop across the road at 304 Miller Drive and say hello to Charles and Bernice MacCallum. The couple moved to McHenry Shores four years ago this month from Oak Park and have two married children, Robert MacCallum, who resides in Highland Park, and Mrs. Carl Dill, who lives in nearby Lake Bluff. The two couples have presented four children to the proud grandparents. Both the MacCallums are retired school teachers and had taught in Chicago schools. Charles graduated from the Ypsilanti high school in Michigan, University of Michigan and also attended the University of Chicago. As a teacher he taught at Austin high in Chicago and before retirement was principal of the Nash elementary school. His favorite pasttime is working and solving contests of all sorts and invariably comes up with a winner. Bernice enjoys reading, gardening and bridge. Her early training was received at both t h e E l m a , M i c h i g a n , h i g h school and college. Here and There Out for a day at the Wilsons were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boyle with daughter, Debbie, from Elmwood Park and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilkins of Spring Grove. . . .Veteran's Day found a group of former office friends of Mrs. Charles Rammage out for one of her famous Cantonese dinners. The girls from Chicago were Loretta Morrissey, Dorothy Miller and Gene Stanis. John and Alice McKelly are back from their jaunt over to St. Louis, Mo., where they visited for a few days with son, Bob, and his family. . . .The Brunkes were in to the big city to visit with Art's father, Arthur Brunke, Sr. . . .A wouldbe birthday party turned out to be a baby shower for Audrey Whitney in Bensenville last week. About twenty guests were in on the big surprise. . . Speaking of showers, Mrs. Harry Paulin journeyed over to Batavia, to attend the brides' shower in honor of Miss Marjorie Moriarity. . . .Jerry and Vi Morris report a wonderful time on their vacation on Ocracoke Island about 40 miles off shore in the outer banks of North Carolina. Drums, flounders and sharks were caught m abundance with the 22 pound drum, caught by Jerry, taking the prize. They'll have sound movies of their trip when the films are developed because of the added recordings made with the new portable recorder. . . .The Hattans drove over to Norridge Park to attend the wedding of Miss Janet Plurde to Mr. Joseph Kowcenski. A reception was held for the 300 guests. Late News In Closing Say a little prayer for the repose of the soul of Art Brunke's grandmother, fttrs. Antonette Dybas, who passed away as this column was being prepared. . . .Hope everybody had enough turkey. . . .See you all at the MSC meeting next Thursday. nimniiimniiiimiiiHiiiimiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniinininmiiiiiiiiiiniminig VILLA NURSING HOME ( ON PISTAKEE BAT NEAR McHENRY | M Home for the Aged | SENILE . . . . BED PATIENTS I a Mrs. Anna Zee -- Owner | § Phone EVergreen 5-0461 1 i nuunnniminHiujiHuiHiHniniiinniiiuniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiniiiiMiiiiuH .Many Reasons to Save! • New Home? • New Car? • College for your Children • Retirement Save where it is safe and convienent where your dollar earns healthy dividends. CURRENT DIVIDEND HATE 4/o i Marengo Federal © AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MARENGO, ILLINOIS 102 N. State St. Phone JOrdaa 8-7208 A Mutual Compaay Serving: Northern Illinois Since 1926 Total) Awtfe Over $lZOOO,d60.0D I1 4-H Busy Three Club We had election of officers at the meeting on Nov. 14, with twenty-three members and one guest present. The president is Bob Schmitt; vicepresident, Keith Weingart; secretary, Terry Etten; treasurer, Ronald Gelvin; reporter, Bob Pobloke, and recreation chairman, Craig Miller. At a short meeting on Nov. 21, we made arrangements to go to the International livestock Exposition. The next business meeting will be at McHenry high on Dec. 12. Norma Anderson, Reporter Boy Scouts CUB SCOUTS Another organizational Cub pack meeting will be held at the Lakeland Park community hall on Wednesday, Nov. 30, at 7:30 p.m. All 8, 9 and 10-yearold boys are invited to attend. All parents and other interested adults are also invited. The last meeting was helped by the following interested mothers who attended and aided: Mrs. Cygan, Mrs. Pankiewicz and Mrs. Revak. The following boys took part in the games: Robert Revak, Stanley P a n k i e w i c z , S t e v e n G e o r g e , Dale Pytko, Wayne Cygan, James Franklin and Danny K a m p. Two fathers, Mr. George and Mr. Pytko, were in charge of games. The program included nature trails samples, scout neckerchief line-up, bird-wing display and a surprise lady's costume display. The pulse rate of bears during hibernation remains normal. Most other hibernators lapse into a stupor, with the heart barely beating. SHOP AT HOME F A T OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor** proscription, our drug called ODtlNEX. You mutt lose ugly fat in 7 day* or your money back. No strenuovi exerdM, laxatives, massage or taking of so-called reducing candles, andnri or cookie*, or chawing gum. OMINEX It a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When you take OMINEX, yaw (till en|oy your meoli, dill eat the food* you like, but you simply don't have the urge for extra portions because OMINEX depresses your appetite and do* creases your desire far food. Your weight must come down, because as your own doctor will toll you, when you eat lass, you weigh less. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. OMINEX costs $3.00 and is sold on this GUARANTEE: If not satisfied far any reason lust return Mm podcage to your druggist and get your fall money back. No itions asked. OMINEX I* sold with lis guarantee byt quest this 1 BOLGER'S Drag Store 108 S. Green St. Phono EV 5-4500 LUMBER PRICES Are DOWN We Follow the West Coast Market at SPMN6 GROVE LUMBER CO. On Rte. 12 N. of Fox Lake PREMIUM GRADE FIR 2 x 4 t h r u 1 6 ' 2 x 6 2 x 8 t h r u 1 6 ' 2 x 10 thru MP 99 207 115 119 oo MBF oo MBF oo MBF oo 2 x 12 thru 16* MBF QUALITY GRADE FIR 2 x 4 t h r u 2 x 1 0 oo MBF 89 SAVE On All Building Material CASH ft CARRY THIS is THE PLACE yon have heard about Richmond 2061 d r i v e i t t . . . u t m t a t f i t t t m n f QW F % i * • - . \ t SEE Crystal Lake's great new auto slyie center Friday and Saturday, November 25 and 26 -- II. S. 14 and Route 31 PROTECTO AUTO SEAT COVERS HERE NOW ...A FULL YEAR AHEAD 1961 ^tiffany NEW colors - NEW patterns - NEW values! Be our guest! Join in tlio cololiration at the big, beautiful, new AIR-COX DITIONED PROTECTO store. See Crystal Lake's biggest, most fabulous display of auto seat covers, convertible tops and accessories for all cars -- even foreign and sports models. Consult with trained style and color experts. Learn how to transform your car with year-ahead beauty in only 33 minutes! Get the plus of PROTECTO guaranteed quality -- true value -- expert workmanship and fit -- at .prices for every budget. Just Drive In, Park and Visit. SEAT COVERS CUST0M-HTTE» IN ONkY At our extra special grand opening gift, we wM giv* yea this lovely 8-plece Kitchen Utensil Set. teeotiful decorator colored copper tone handtei wMi lasting stainless steel Valued ot $5.95--II'* yours PRO! with every complete set of PROTECTO Auto Sfeat XoyfA '6r Cbnv4rtibta Tops. A PROTECTO TRUK VALUE $2488 INSTAlilD complete M* most pepelar ear*. Protecto's Famous "KLFAtt-VUf 100% CLEAR PLASTIC SMT COVIftt Keep your new car looking newl Don't wolf for soil'--f . the upholstery now, while the original factory beaetf «# show through. • Heavy duty, window dear, iHmtfli ,vr!nvl. _ • The best there is--100% pla»tIc-NO FABRIC SKIRTING. • PROTECTO guaranteed not ta «pfW, owl tf discolor. • Clean like new with fust a (famp cloth* • Get the FREE kitchen utensil »dt, too. f f t "•'i Installed tiwpMi set most papular tarsi PROTECTO "GET-SPUN" THE MIRACLE FABRIC e Outstanding colors . . . patterns . .. trim--porfaclly fashioned and custom coordinated to place your car in the luxury style class in every way OKcept price! e Comfortable, cool-seating-- lt'» oven shock-resistanll • Rinfitt burnsl Ask to see the lighted match demonstration-- H't amazing! Buy new... get the FREf kitchen utensil set «s eur gift. GRAND OPENING SPECIAL WNI1E YOU WAIT--OR WHtlt T0II SHOP Installed template set mast popular cars. 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(rimmed in snatching ambps^fd vjpyf Truly wonderful values--oise yew | kitchen utensil set, leoS GRAND OPENING SPECIAL KM FLOOR MATS ftoVoct your new car's floor... or dress up old ones. Hold mod^ enow, dirt and water on the mat --keep the floor dean. For front or rear. Choice of colors. 59« limit S EASY CREDIT TERMS AY/HUH* protect o AUTO SEAT COVERS coNvnerstif flbfcs U.S. 14 AND ROUTE 31 iY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY I TO 9 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY 9 TO 6