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•' - ' • • , * •ffljfitf lliilltff T1 * •*• j-1--" •»- able to n? fefir fs the lor play what they are Roman woman, Cornelia, mother of "" the Gracchi, said. whan asked ,at»out her jewelry, she answered, ese are my jewels," and she pat her arms around her little sons. NllHHHItHT ] The only thin* the matter with an every day being Mother's Day is just plain old human nature. It just isn't possible for children to always WMkltr Lake Bv Vanesse Sells Mother's Day shouldn't Ml Sunday in thhee yyeeaarr,, Lb--ut every | say, "Ye.s , m^ o„ ther dear, instead of -Al MI-- -- llld #A Ofl TMollUf .WE'RE COURTEOUS OUR STORE JS* MEAT,- . oue scevigi GREAT day that passes mi: : $*>,5 - \ '1 I ICHELIEU Orange Juice No ...SSe can MANOR HOUSE Ceffee 49c lb. OSCAR MAYER Luncheon Meat -39c 12 STRONGHEART Doc Food l«e t bunches for 15c 79c lb. FRESH CARROTS BIRDS EYE FROZEN FRYERS x (2. >> /O v I, DICKOW'5 ,§ MA A TP"V R•--> KIS EC~ TT Vi wEN R> : 1. ORDER FLOWERS. 2. APPOINTMENT WITH PHOTOGRAPHER 3. CALLo^ENTING AGENT 4. GIFfiS FOR ATTENDANTS. 5. M1AKE APPOINTMENT AT IT &*'**• BEAUTY SALON. 6. CHICAGO FOR WEDDING DRESS. WEDDING DRESS, Is That Your Bigtfest Problem? You want something different You want it exclusive. You want it made for you alone. LY WALFOT AUFOECKT 209 RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY 39 Home Phone--McHenry 656-W-2 o No triplication of Any Type of Women's Wear, Any and Everything Blade To Order. GET YOUR CAR IN TIF TOP SHAPE FOR MM'I-, •% V ' ? ft is much more normal for them to wait until you finally scream, "Did foa Hear Me?" fend have them answer, "Oh--O.K."' Some women tell me that their children always obey, but you can guess what I think of the honesty of those ladies! If they actually have such children, I am sure that they nSver grow up, but just fade into the sunset some evening leaving a lovely placid memory behind. Normal, healthy children are sometimes pert, sometimes amiable, sometimes good and sometimes had. Usually the mothers, being people, are the very Uhne w»y. It is a funny thing about children. Sometimes those wiih the beet possible chances and advantages just turn out to be bums and those with no advantages, from squalid homes, become our foremast citisens. 4 ' I think that probably the. best thing to do in rearing children is to reward them as you would a garden. You love and care for a garden, lavishing every tenderness and all of your energy and sometimes a blight will fall on it, ui spite of all your efforts. That is tile way it is with children., You just do the best you can and hope*/at the top of your voice. On Sunday, May 11, many mothers went with their children and other loved ones to the Gospel Center to hear the Mother's Day sermon which was based on the 13th chapter of I Corinthians, in which the apostle Paul speaks of love. The Gospel Center invites all members of out progressive and beautiful community to the services. Sunday Bible School is now held at 10:15 a.m. each Sunday with a class for each age group. Morning services are held at 11 a.m. The work at the center is purely non-denominational and nonsectarian and everyone is welcome. Wayne Sartwell of Wonder Center, who is a« railway express messenger between Chiciago and the west coast, had a really soul shattering experience this week. In the car on which he was working were crates of filfees, dogs, cats, chickens and sea lions. Three of the latter, newly captured and half grown, weighing in the neighborhood of 160 pounds, managed to gnaw their way out of thier crates and chased Mr. Sartwell from one end of uthe car to the other -for several hundred miles. _ Arriving in Chicago, limp and disheveled from the nerve-wracking exf erience, attendants from Lincoln 'ark Zoo arid from Brookfield Zoo, helped get the animals back into crates and on -a train for Camden, N. J., where they will be trained to juggle 'balls and other things that a trained sea lion ought to be able to do. R. M. Perkins of the Lincoln Park Zoo said that while sea lions aren't particularly vicious, when aroused-- as these were--they can bite like an angered dog and that they are as Cfln VQU BEAT THAT/ GERMAN WOMEN NOT ONLY WEAR APRONS POP HOUSEWORK BUT ALSO FOR STRUT WFAR HESTER OILS The Best For Lees" , FUEL OIL OASOLINl LUBRICANTS Weat of C. A N-W. R. R*. WEST McHENRY, ILL, TELEPHONE M'HENRY 14# THERE'S A IBNTUU •JN DAD'S EYE .. W an army mule. fayne, aren't you glad youPe home Scoutmaster James Doyle took his scouts on a hike Saturday which went cosnple^ely around the lake and " covered about sixteen miles. rtekson and Paul Mfcrke Members, of the Wonder Women were entertained on Friday at the home of lbs. Gladys Watkins, with Mrs. Gertnde Watkins acting as, co-hostess. Luncheon was served l and a present was given to Mrs. Phyllis Burt, who is soon to leave for Denver. Discussion was held concerning the Fiesta party which will have the members of the Wonder Women as hostesses. A memorial Day program is being planned tw the Boys' Rifle club an<J., the Boy Scouts. Plans include dedicating a flag pole afrd several items i of interest "on the program. Full, details will appear later: j On Tuesday evening, May*If, the j seventh and eighth grades, their | parents and the teachers gathered at the Villa Cafe a&Pistakee Bay,; where a seven-course dinner was served. Severtth grader? present were;!' Peggy Selsdorf, Joanne Resheske, Donald Reuter, Ronnie Fredricksen, Dicik Widen, Jerry Cristy, Ronnie Millbrandt and John West. Eighth, graders present were; Geraldine Cormier, Sharon Grace Sells, Forrest Shaffer, Bob Armstrong,- Joan Dombush and Melvin Jones. Parents included Mr. and Mrs. I. Fredricksen, Mrs. Widen, Mrs. Selsdorf, Mr. and ' Mrs. K. Cristy, Mr. Mrs. F. W. Sells, Mrs Milbrandt, Mrs. Resheske, Mrs. Dombush* Mrs. P. Reuter, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Cormier. Teachers present were Miss Ogan, Mrs. K. B. Richard, Mrs. Eleanor Foley and Mrs. Donald Blount. Also attending were school board members, Walter Troxell and wife, and Athony Audino and wife. Geraldine Cormier acted as master of ceremonies. • ing Ms to the Goagiil €«As^8«nrieM, assured her that die would receive an orchid, but it was a red] carnation instead. Life With Randy. E. Borchers, formerly a resident of Wonder Lake, entered Grant hospital, 661 Grant Place, Chicago, this week for observation. Later he will undergo^ major surgery. He would welcome cards from his friends, jost for a little moral support. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Murphy had a pleasant surprise this week when Elmer Muipny, Jr., of California dropped in for a few daiya, breaking his business trip to the Eastl At the meeting on Sunday of the Rod and Gun club, six directors were elected for a two-year term each. New directors are P. L. Cormier, Joseph Monteleone, Otto Scholz, A1 Merritt and Ben Davis. Carlton Palmer of Wickline was re-elected. Qn Sunday, at Horn's, the Rod and Gun elub will sponsor a Trap shoot at Which many famous shooter's are expected to take part. On Saturday evening, fourteen couples gathered in the dining room of the Riverside hotel in McHenry for a surprise farewell party for Mr. and Mrs.. Myron Burt, who will soon leave this district arid take up residence in Dtenver. Col. "Bill" Wolf, of the Riverside, kindly permitted the group the use of this' dining room as there was no place available in Wonder Lake large enough to accommodate the party. - Mi FARMER F CONDITION SOUND "MUCH praise shaft# b» beeped en ill time far the record West termers at of fast season the nssd Inmarhettne thsir eroas and livestock.... That tbv have profited veil by their ni--lw and orderty operations Is tfwwa In a reosnt government report on tana toootne.... And that mijilnd the world over has benefited Is wltnsssed by dally news reports of uMjetag saved from starvation.... TOs coning crop year oCtas and ssnrlee. Cash receipts from livestock ant products m the January-May v 1947 period will sxceed those of UM by 40 per cent, according to | government estimates.... ICeat animal returns will be up more than g 80 per cent, dairy products about 40 per cent, and poultry and ens " about 10 per cent. . . . Cash from crops will be about 10 per eent J above, the 1940 period. this additional Income In the hands of fanners will be a Influence In the economic structure of the whole countiy .Is dually receiving broad recognition.*... And It may prove to be a preventing the dspreiilon feared by many at this time, fact that an unbalanced agriculture was hugely responsible ~~ pse of the 1930's Is still fresh In the memories of many Now' conditions are reversed; ran " » * thori farmers' debts are • security rates as weu as any group, thus providing purchasing power for the east amdunt of construction and repairs) needed to taring farm bafldings and equipment up ta modern standards. -'tlllS COLUMN 18 8*09190IUED it IIII Y W$0I£' ENRY Co, FARMERS CO-OP. l*HONE 29 "ISS Waakegaa Sd. On Sunday, May 18, at 3:00 p.m. The Bus^ Bumble Bees 4-H club met at the home of Joanne Resheske' on Wednesday evening, May 7. The I program for the coming season was j planned and assignments were given ( to each member. The project de-! cided upon being sewing, a basic j pattern was agreed upon and each i girl will king her pattern and her material to the next meeting. Joan! Dornlbush, president, presided at the j meeting. Games suggested by Jean | Hay, recreation chairman, were played following the meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. TRUSSES MVanrt from HwaU (Ruptwa) may nw our No Charg« Swvlf oWwd to ail tnm wMran by o«r «>p«riMC*d Ift tan. M MIWII help you in your MIMHn Hd •ppllcatlea from MM fiaatt 11M af aarqical applianca* maaafachirad. la iiMura our cuttomar* ai Mint cam* Nil and tacarity wa racammaod NON-SKID SPOT PAD TRUSSES Ifcaaa llglrf-wal^ht appllanca* .laid roar niptara tacuraly, raawrinq only ana-naif tka prattura of ordinary trutsai. Our axpariancad flttar* alto tarva your naadt for Abdominal Supporters. Elastic Hatiary. Shouldar Bracat, ate., and oar raneatala pricat will turaly plaata yoa. Bolger's Drug Store Green Street McHenry the Community club of Lookout] Order your run bar stampa at Point will hold a meeting in the! Plslndealer. home of Dr. Watkins to discuss > VWWWWVMMMWWWWWWVMMMM joining the association and to dad 1 ' -1 _ new officers. Q-T TRUCKING CO. -- Gravel Mack Dirt -- Lfaa< Damp Tracks For Hire Pfceae Jebaabarg 477-W-l McHenry, I1L First July 4 She Fourth of July waa first celebrated nationally on July 4, 1799, or 23 years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Miii FUR STORAGE IN OUR SCIENTIFICALLY AIR COOLED VAULT ' Gleaning, Repairing' and Re-surfing of all Fun 'When We Are Thru, Your Ooofe Wffl iLoek Like New" W. WOOLF TAILOR AND tfTBIBIE* -- WOODSTOCK -- 184 <Un St : Mrs. Grace Sellek celebrated a birthday anniversary this week and got exactly what her son, Randy, wanted! A puppy, guaranteed to keep everyone in the house busy and make Mrs. Sellek feel a couple of years older than she really is. Randy, who is an eager seven-year-old, gets things a little rojx^d sometimes. He told at school that his mother had received sterling silver for her birthday--' but it was stainless steel-- oniy about $150 difference. On Sunday this same little boy, encourag- Kl SStN&OftttlNATtD BECAUSE. THE MCNPOLK WANTED TO DETERMINE WHETHER THEIR WIVES OR OAUOMTf RS HAD ... ^ been <•"-3* ' I'U' •" * • /1 • • A (oiks, it's a grand feeling when you finally get that long-awaited telephone. Last year, diore than 10,000 families in, Illinois Bell's rural territory had that thrill. And this year we expect to provide service for an even greater number. Installation work has proceeded so rapidly that at the present rate of speed* we'll be able to finish iCiiioit mi mmront impah t a three-yeer objective in two yearsl We're UNPROVMG rural service TOOL More customers have fewer rings of other parties on their lines. Last year over 5,000 magneto telephones were replaced with modern crankless instruments. New equipment is going in. New lines arc going up. More and better rural telephone service is oa the way! F R • li SI U B4 Richard Ja<^er SKILLED MECHANICS UP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT GENUINE FACTORY PARTS " BATTERIES TIRES LUBRICATION WASHING POLISHING W» Service All Makes of Cars and Trudts ~ W "k <. i J lis* Clark Chevrolet Sales SB:.®',.; raONE 277 McHENRY, ILLINOIS Father's Day is just 4 remindet^ that he'A as. smart and welLgroomed as any of the young* sters. The secret? He alwaye relies upon Local Cleaners to keep his clothes neat and likenew, QJLJUMAKA' Phone 20--2#6 S. Green St. MeHBNBT WHIN VOU MOW UPOBAR WATT \W VOU «T1LU WANT TO TMB MAAM "TOO, MAMMA, CMFTFJ J y MY MOMMY ALWAYS BUYS AU OUR BAKERY 000OS AT Riverside Bake Shop ^AKE SHOP ; v •' f RICMAPD J ACER PROP. - '• •' ' F(I I'T I ^!J C* BfeJ'V ' te.. LI "J i.* * " - /