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ow tarn «f August isal fttr off. That's th* day tiw Tsea At* dak it boldfe* ita wH wiimmt Inn. Get fear ticket* wlr, foe tfcisis oar dob's first major mot Hi «» do want it to bo a hvye wecw. and remember that part do- LOTIM mUWS5|k: mh the Im ao wmm »ini tin nil Hinin time to do M SfiirE'SL IMMfr do to m. fiwo lattkat tow.a dn Tkm winner of the two, C. M. SatunntuiingniBiitmMiimuHon • ::&> *7 .^sp » RlNGWObD ELECTRICAL & RADIO SHOP Am ttchmoad 883 - . ;v.- ? • JUatWMd, BL housswimhq ooRTEAcrrma ledge, «ai »«• C displayed at (ho Gtffl race is run. If son wins the raeo Hon times, nay keep the trophy. Miss Mary Ann note, Kanriha, is a 1 of her aunt, Mrs. of Chain the bave tho right a ^ vacation. They mv to CfclifiNrnia. hr a two-weeks stay. mo foOta have all the luck--and all tho fun! Mrs. J. Carlson of Shore Hills has returned to ter hqine after a sojourn in tho keanital, Her neighbors are glad that no ia well on the road to Berry. I recovery Miss Koeeter Tory ldndly assistad at tomy the carnival in tho hot dog booth. Mrs. R. F. Upchorch and her two small sons, Gary I^e and Kendall, from Forest Park, 111., have boon guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. recent appendecreport that Pat Sullivan is on tte improved list of the Chicago hospital, where he was taken after a latent heart attack. A1 Repan for the past tWo weeks!j Mrs..Sullivan and small Pat are stay- Mrs. Upchurch and Mrs. Repan are *]» fHJ* ?* ne?,r h sisters, ! of Wonder Lpfee misses Pat. c_ n,. Another heart attack, suffered by Tfk. fa!w 'SSSfAl Kolar of Shore Hills apparently H.l was just a heart strain from tryin* Hackl, also the Kossup's son, Russel. 1 IjSSu Vw to do too much. We hope that this Miss Ruth Lavin is taking some I UIM1& new to urwon this WW» MmW » fM«a nn^ tho* i tr» Rnvinia in tHft v»rv nMr 7:30 p.m., sharp At Gaulkt's Sale Burn--Root* 47--Woodstock, Uttmrtt Charles Leonard, Auctioneer tt HEAD OF DAIRY COWS, EITHER CLOSE SFRINGERS OR FRESH WITH OALF BT SIDE. Load of Jerseys by Mr. Parks * OALVM On Saturday afternoon, at the Dosh residence. most of tho children of tho Lily Lake school gathered by invitation to ' who returned for a visit. This waa Mary Edith Klaboofh. She spent a two-week vacation with tho Doechea while hor mother laade a trip to Carihda. During her Mary Edith ana Jbeephine •pent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Blum at Lake Geneva. Mrs. Vachet spent Tuesday afternoon hi Chicago, attending a session of her cloh. On Saturday evening the Vachets attended a 1 surprise dinner party held at the Union hotel in Wheeling. This was held for a very dear friend of Mr. Vachet with whom he served in world war 1. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson were Xll | honored with a visit from their frandsons, Bruce and Andrew, of alatine during the week. Guests at the Kossup home over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs, von ^nH° wee* report ia true, and that"thisardent peats to Ravinia in the very near in order to attend the funeral. sportsman is again out in his row- future. Araon^ them are Mrs. Mc- ' Dermott, her sister and brother, also In tfc. 19S0', ,ta rfri. from Crl "0" w*id"« * big Schurz high school farmed a little! §i*"s vi:i FEEDER PIGS BULLS CATTLE SOWS -- SHEEP '• FEEDER CATTLE CAN BUY --YOU OAK SELL %all Woodstock 572 or 499 if yon have livestock to consign -rji rm ALL CONSIGNORS PAID GASH DAY AFTER SALE. AH consignors make arrangements to get your livestoci in, either the day before the sale or bring same morning of sale. 25 per cent down, balance In monthly install* 1 to 16 months time at ft of 1 per oent interest Woodstock Commission Sales Co. Inc. ew younf <m the m< led to h. boaJ of sr, Mrs. Grace club. Those girls, now trons, and among them of ten children, decided little reunion at the Wonder Lake member, Sellek, this week. Mrs. Hasel Boumann, Mrs. Lorraine Wendt, Mrs. Mary Harbottle, Mrs. Ellen Reach and Mrs. Viola Withoft, all of Chicago, and with their assorted children came by train to Crystal Lake, and had intended taking Alas, one, hired find our nice little lake, but he tried Round Lake, Fox Lake and Sonny , That carnival, sponsored by the1 11 seems that good old cupid sure Wonder Lake Rod and Gun club, was is doinK his share of work around motners ew, finer than the one held by the j the lake these days, for on the first TL«* organisation a year ago. Everything! of the month Raymond Sanson© betnetr .a1l1l the •w«a.y. aariMounnudl wwoaos Vbsi;g~g, er andI !rca*mmpe emngmamgeidI ttno MMiusxs CChhaarrlloottttee better. The men of the organiza-1 Shilmer of Chicago. tion are very grateful to the gen-l Spending the summer months with erous pahik of the community who the Morns' is Miss Barbara Wiley turned out to support them. The ofS«n Fernado Valley, Calif, proceeds will be partially used for' .Saturday evening saw Mr. and tile upkeep of the lake. {Mrs. Seyfferth heading for Chicago The officers of the club would also onc€ .0n. J1*" evening they like to thank the women of their 1 *ttended_ the birthday party _given in PHONE 440.^ OUTDOOR 8IGNS . Truck Lettering a Sped^f Window Lettering Erompt Service Fox Street r '^ BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH AN ASPHALT BLACKTOP DRIVEWAY Clean, Smooth, Permanent Finish . S JUso Crashed Limestone Spread and Leveled^ ^ * Satisfaction CtoaTanteed||f|ffi|l;® STEFFAN BROTHERS 8BS Prwpwt Stn«t FHOlfX McHKNST 123-} v- Elgin, IH was won bv Pete Georgeson with the' P®?r °f thf No. 17^ fiw^engiiw now other of the'smaller lakes before he i J™?* cominje in sec eHnudUedil nupn .att titlh. e ri-gSh.tK * .p!la«ce.. (mH*e '?na> I WOO had turned off the meter, after blander number one.) All is well that ends well, naturally, so they had the luncheon Mrs. Sellek had planned for sapper instead. It was a nice day for the trip, too, but next time they fed like they would be better off if they just walk over from the train! Mary Lou in bhrthdi owns that boat? It keeps going wound placing in all the races.) In the motoi-jitoat race of 22 hp., Class C "Andy*Mtunz took first place with Arnold Johnson second. The motor race of 5 hp. was won by Al Foech With Lloyd Schiff second. The trap dhooting in the morning was another highlight of the day with many fine prizes for some pretty fine shooting. The mighty hunter has tops birthday commiseration cards. Her brother just sent a large | riiMt nf uti(faun*r nnnn tit* Inck' three pOUntJS It was a that closed the called it a day when the last More than seventy persona turned ;L*^ 0." °^ht- ha lunter at our house brought home sheet of sandpaper'upon the back pounds II butter. of which he had written--"'Another Birthday?--Rough, ain*t it?" tired but happy bunch the booths and wearily rson n out for the first meeting of the prop- j ^JlfrL!r0Jk^ H£Tev*r' ** ertv owners in Indian Ridge, No. j co-operation was wonderful. and No. 2. At least thirty more n .... . „ ~~Z T",. sent their regrets that they were nu- j ^ ^^1 oT Indian Ridge alaUe to attend. The meeting Vas . 4 T?i n j "\ftor b®*1 held at Beach No. 2 and was called1 400 «l«T>ly and threw him to order by O. F. Henneberg of In- "*® We found out that dian Ridge No. 1. Anthony Audino ™T- safe- ^ut E. Murwas appointed temporary recording phy and Andy Kiinz, who went out secretary. to his rescue after hearing his cries, belonging to Mr. Seyfferth, which is on display in the Museum of Science and Industry.' F" Will the finder of Miss Hsrle's wallet please come forward, for it contains four tickets to the teenagers coming dance and they are needed for sale. At a huge 'family gathering on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosanova celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. . Well, wedding bells were in the air again around the. eleventh of July, for on that day Walter O'Brien was msrried to Miss Mildred Louise Wallbaum of Lone Island, New York. Mrs. W. O'Brien flew home on Sunday and Walter will join her there in a few weeks. They will then go on their honeymoon. Average farmhoasi The average farmhouse is more than 40 years old. It is the intention of these property owners to organise for the purpose of mwperly caring for the nwds, the beaches and any other necessary improvement*. • This meeting was called to see jf interest was general la the organisation movement. The next meeting, which is to be held at Harrison were pretty alarmed there for awhile when they cownt locate him. Who saved you, Mr. Mitchell--these gen tlemen would like to know. E. GAULKE, Owner Phone 872 school on July 28 at 2:* *U1 and per manent committees will be fonaed at be the actual organisation, that time. The matter of does, the .|,jgs.. '•* My M tin mm thta| that vN pit ptvar it tti last Ink Mm v ~ It s done a wonderful job of that old car. And now, with new ones in the offing, it's nearing the clow of its long But this last stretch may be tougheet of all. If there's a lot of dirt in the engine --and that's likely--sticky deposits suddenly dog the oiling system--with disastrous results. To meet the situation, your Standard Dealer offers a new, economical, five-point Bngine Clean-up Program. It the use of two remarkable new Oil Stano-Vim--which do an effective cleaning job without dismantling of the engine STANDARD S F K V I C t We would likMp quote James Oliver for a pretfcffood thought, "The world is blessd foost by men who do things, and not by those who merely talk about them." 4-H News , Hie Busy Bumble Bees 4-H club had their meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. E. C. Borchers, grandmother to member Barbara Sellek. JOan Heilman, president, called the meeting to order snd Joan Dornbush led the songs. Esther Martin gave a demonstration on the sewing in of a placket. Several guests ware present, Jean nette Willis from. Downers Grove1, Donna Vanstockeen,. Mrs. A. Fin ley, Mrs. M. Burt and Mrs. M. Sellek. Ifa Busy Bumble Bees will holcf their local schieveiaent day at Harrison school on Friday, July 26. Ice cream will be served. Donations for the ice cream will be sent in to help build 4-H Town on the site just outside of Woodstock. We hope all the neighbors in Wonder Lake will come and see our fashion show. Everyone It invited and admission is free. PEGGY SELSDORF, Reporter. 14 i11 11»1 I IH t<II111 LILY LAKE (By Dick Hyatt* The past week hasn't been quite j)s quiet as one would be led to think with the intense heat we'vehad. Instead it's been one filled with a bit of activity and planning quite anusual to our community. To b«gin yi®. remember that the 26th, 27th and faj away any thought y Lake on those everyone :< 'ff' ^ ' 28th of July art n't fa; more. What's bein days? Why, I t knew that th£ Lily Beautifying club is holding their picnic-carnival on those days. It promises ID be a gay time, so be sure to Qome and get in on the fun. Last Wednesday the Lily Lake Ladies League held its annual election of officers. The newly elected officers were: Mrs. Nielsen, president; Mrs. C. O. Hyatt, vice-president; Mrs. Wagner was re-elected as treasurer, and Mrs. Lou Bitterman, secretary. At this meeting the ladies also voted on having a raft built for the lake, the work on which, has already begun. Still another item attended to this night was their yearly dinner. All paid ap members are requested to hand their reservations in to Mrs. Einspar, who is chairman of this event. Friday evening saw the P. T. A. meeting at the school house once again. Plans were discussed concerning a beach party which this dub is sponsoring on the seventeenth of August. This is to be held on the highway beach during the afternoon and the evening. Mrs. C. O. Hyatt is the chsirman for this event and her co-workers are Mrs. Bransford, Mrs. Yeager, Josephine Dosh and Mrs. Swanson. The ladies wish to ask all the members for a donalion of a prize for ttys affair. The next social will be held on Thursday. July 18, at the home of Mrs. C. O. Hyatt. Everyone is invited to attend. Mrs. Svoboda, chairman of the P. T. A.'s lending library which is to be opened next fall, has requested that I place the following: All donations of books apd magazine* will be greatly appreciated. Note, if yon wish to make any donations I will be glad to pick nam I pass for news. - Well, ifs nearing the CALL WOKDEK LAKE 568 FOE ' HOtrSteOLD A*D COMMERCIAL REPAIR8 AND MAINTENANCE OF ALL MAKES - : . •••" - •' -m si* McMahon Refrigeration Service 24-Hour Servioe Route 1, Ringwood, ITOiiif mc ,"vA i • . j | GomMril <-'V The New DOODLE BUG t -, ^ *? V- . MfW «• . . . t t i l h F L U I D D R I V E $119.50 (PLUS FEDERAL EXCISE TAX) . Available for Immediate Delivery ModKoisad panonal tnmptmU ttiom, idnl for any kind. Look at • 100mll«et*saIloB «Urea, Ma 3% •15 milea par War #4 eyeft^ IH h M WilK • Tubular frame •Belt M«e • Law Ceutar of Gravity •Sfkifk • Ne elutch, • One band! '4 up as •.•Mgffi -. % j