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MIM I I M I I M I I (by Viae--e • • < < < I I I H I H BtOl*) Eftlet. Ke. M II Bttd Iiim - ff Marrh If H i meeting of the board of dlrector* of Harrteon School on March 7 plans were completed for holding an election for a proposed bond Issue of |40,000 for the J>urj chase of land and the erection of a 2-room and basement addition ' to the Harrison School. Election {notices have been posted through- I out the community and sample ! ballots will be available for dlstrli button prior to the election. Each i board member will have a copy of 'tentative plans for the building HAMPSHIRE .. BRED GILT THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1949 r * ' i p . m , ; • k ' t ; 10Head Registered and • ' . Hampshire Gilts - SEXTON & O'BRIEN McConnell Road, Woodstock, 111. y VOGEL and RUSSELL, Auctioneers firm is 2 miles east of Rt. 47 on McConnell Road, which is the first road north of C&NW RR viaduct .v First National Bank of Woodstock, Clerk. Terms can be arranged before sale. and theae amy bo seea tpos i quest by all who are Interested. CUT THIS AD OUT AND » BRING IT TO US It entitles you to $10 toward the purchase price of any of the following: GE or Westinghouse Electric Ranges. Tappan Gas Ranges. GE or Westinghouse Refrigerators. doleman, GE or Modern Water Heaters. Modem Water Softener. Harrison Belml ; i Te Elect BanrtW of education At a meeting of the bdard of directors it was regularly voted that the census evidence presented te the board signified that School District. No. 3#. has a population of over 1,000 and that a board of education be elected. This board will consist of a president and sis memebrs to serve terms of one, two and three years. In this election there will be no nominations from the floor since all candidates must file their petitions at least twenty-one days prior to election. Petitions may be secured from Mrs. Alice Noren and must be turned back to Mrs. Noren pot later than midnight, March 19. , Voter's League Nominates Officers To Be Elected In AprB OPEN LETTER TO THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE OP THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS: Last month the nominating commitee of the League was to meet on February 27, but due to a conflict with a meeting being held in Woodstock that evening, the meeting was put over until the first Thursday in March, but SOMEHOW on the card, it got written down for the 10th of March which is the date of the regular meeting of the League. Then, on Sunday afternoon, with four of the members of the committee Accidentally together, they chose a slate to have ready by the meeting of the 10th and hoped that the other members would agree or have some additions in -mind for nominations from the floor. The slate as set up is as follows: President, Dorothy McEachren, for two years. Times Sawing Coleman Floor Furance. GE, Speed Queen, Westinghouse Washers. GE Deep Freeze. Wonder Lake Home Appliances Open Daily 9 to-5:- Phojie WL 388 or 133 The powerful, lightweight Mali Model 7 Chain Saw is the faster, easier way to cut cordwood, clear land and fell, buck and limb large and small timber. Automatic clutch prevents stalling engine. Engine starts easily in all kinds of weather --uses very little fuel. All controls are located on the handle bars for ease of operation. Chain may be indexed for angle cuts. The Model 7 Chain Saw is a completely self contained unit that may be carried wherever man can walk. Come In and See This Saw Today Koehr Supply Company P0WEJR TOOL DISTRIBUTORS 1542 MAIN ST. McHENRY, ILL. 1st Ylee-freaMest, Jail ftetsler, for two yean. tad V>co preeldent, Virginia Grosby, for one year. Secretary, lues Kratigvr, for two years. Director, Uldena Haaght, tor one year. Director, Alice Noren, for one year. For the succeeding nominating committee wfcich will meet in March of 1960, Rath Woiedw^rd, chairman, members to be (Saadia Palmer and Katharine plus three other members which are to be appointed by the board of directors Just before the 1950 meeting. The new officers wUl he voted upon at the annual meeting of the League on April 14. The meeting this evening, which features Charles F. Hayes of Woodstock, is to be held at the home of Mrs. Lillian Forsberg and will be guest night. Every member is urged to bring her husband ami her neighbors. Auxiliary Of Rod A Gan Clah Votes to Reorgaalie The Rod and Gun ing was held on Friday at the home of Mrs. Louise Scott, secretary of the organisation. There were 36 present to vote on whether or not the group would pull away from the Rod and Gun Club and reorganize and a majority of those present voted to follow this procedure. The reorganisation will be under a separate charter. However, since there are many legal steps that must be taken before any such reorganization could take place, the club will continue to function in the usual manner until legal advice has been secured and reported on to the membership. Hostesses at the Friday meeting were MisseB Juanita and lone Willets, Mrs. Frances Riegel, Mrs. Charlotte Mayer, and Mra. Wllma Schroeder. make nrraftfal visits out here la the fall and winter season and never fall to attend the services at the Center while here. This Saturday, March IX, the monthly Youth for Christ Rally will be held at the Free Methodist dhnrch In Woodstock. AM exceptional program will be present and a cordial Invitation la extended to one and all to attend. the abaence of the pastor, who holding meetings In Kentucy this pulpit jrlll be supplied VHO ML / In tl fa hold 'week, HOWARD FREUND Plume McHenry 645-R-2 Rt. 1, McHenry, 111. next Sunday, March llth, by Mr. Rolf Egelaad, manager of the Williams Bay Bible Camp. Mr. Egeland will also speak at the Sunday School hour at 10:00 o'clock. "A man has deprived himself of the best there la In this world who has deprived himself of a knowledge of the Bible."--Woodrow Wilson. as pets m farm after if reet et the been marketed may spread te a new broad mt chicks. Complete tiae of Besbe HvesMfc 1 remedies at Watties Dray Stew, Me- ® Henry. ^ Mt# Alaattll* iMtf, Available la M Aau»«lr mm • ceet, tfmm •f bmam*w. >wai What To Do * With Fund Left By Taxpayers There is still about $108 left in the fund raised last year on the tax question and Jim Pavlik would very much like to dispose of this money in some manner. If everyone who donated to the fund will just drop a penny postcard, to Jim and tell him what you want done. Should it be donated to some worthy charity, and if so, to which one? If these people are not heard from within the next thirty days, the committee wilt take steps on their own to dispose of the fund. Drop Jim a card with your vote on it so that it will count. In last week's .paper, tt Watf reported that no funds had come in from Wonder Lake on the polio drive. The chairman for the drive, E. E. Murphy, would like it known that the drive for this area was combined with that of Riftgwood, and the funds collected under the name of Ringwood included Wonder Lake. 206 Elm St. Phone 224-M HcHenry, IS. FINAL CLEARANCE r - r O U T T H E Y G O 50 DRESSES . - - - - $5.00 Value* to *22 JO ' / Brushed Bemberg GOWNS and PAJAMAS - - $2.50 Star Dust Long Lias H£8 value BRAS - - - $1.00 Novelty Knit * Values to $2.50 Mil TENS - - - 2 pair $1.00 Rayon Knit 98c Value BRIEFS - - 2 pair $1.00 Only 15, Broken Sixes Values to $4.98 BLOUSES - - - $2.00 Broken Sixes ^ . * CORDUROY SKIRTS - - $2.00 WOOL SLACKS - f . j. . - $3.00 All Sales Final --- No Refunds - No Exchanges Come in and look at our Spring Fashions 4 v DRESSES, $6.98 and up - Hosiery -- Warner Bros, and Star Dust Bras Skirts -- Blouses -- Gloves • Millinery Briefles Hear Jimmie Pavlik had to drop out of the race for township assessor because his doctor said thumbs down--Jack and Betty Pavlik and little Jerry are back in Wonder Lake. They have been living, until recently, in Joliet--Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frost of McCullom Lake have another little son, who is another grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frost of Wonder Lake--The new subdivision across the Lake, White Oaks, now has ten homes built there with more being planned as soon aB Spring comes--* the Wonder Woods Wheeze, % nice little sheet gotten up by Mrs. Ruth Woodward and B. M. DeMoraes, hat been distributed among the resi dents of that subdivision. It's 4 honey--the annual picnic of the Wooded Shores subdivision will be held on August 6 and 7. Every*' one mark their calendars and all subdivisions take note and maybe we won't have conflicts this year-- The A1 Kreugers of Lookout Point have moved back into their little home after being flooded out at 3:00 a. m. one day last week. The Schau and Henthorne family was also flooded out in the big thaw- Mrs. Velma Sinclair and small Sharon returned from the East Saturday--while in New Jersey, they visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carman, former residents of Wonder Lake--Baby Virginia Kauss of Shore Hills Is in a Chicago hospital where she was rushed last Saturday after she had sucked a bobby pin into her bronchial tubes--The Handy Helpers 4-H Club m?t on Tuesday evening with tweive liUle girls, ten years of age or more, signing as members. They have voted to sew. They are led by Mrs. Elizabeth Selsdorf -- Hear that the Nielsens of Wonder Center are battling scarlet fever-- Mae and Jerry Kubovy were back through here on their way home from Florida. They had put 5500 miles on the new Oldsmobile. They flew to Cuba though, via regular plane. The Olds is good, but not THAT good--Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bloom are new residents of Indian Ridge. Mr. Bloom lis the WAF driver who takes the children to school--Leo Peterson of Wonder Center is recovering from a bout with pneumonia as is former resident Mrs. Irene Benwell of rural Woodstock-- Plan To Balld The board of directors of the Wonder Lake Rod and Gun Club met at William Silk's store In Wonder Center on Sunday morning, and, after the meeting went down to their grounds and measured off for the bulldlhg they hope to Hfl up some-time this spring. Don't forget the bake sale at Christ the King church on March 19. The sale will start at 10:00 a. m, and continue through until 5:M p. m. The Altar and Rosary Society meets tonight (Thursday). Meafr bers are asked to be present. WILLARD TONYAN DISPERSAL SALT IXGLESIDE, ILLINOIS At the Farm, located M mile east of Hwy 12 on the Wooster Lake Road (2% miles south of Fox Lake), then south to 1st farm. SATURDAY, MARCH 19th Sale starts at 12 noon 24 PUREBRED HOLSTEINS i . • - 14 milking age females; 8 bred heifers, 10 calves and yearlings. FARM MACHINERY--Ferguson tractor, nearly new, cultivators & power take-off; Ferguson 2 bot. 14 in. plow; McDeering corn binder; McDeer* ing grain binder; McDeering 7-ft. disc; McDeering spreader; McDeerlngr side delivery rake, new McDeering cultivator, horse drawn;McDeering, 2 sec. drag; John Deere 2 row corn planter with fertilizer attachment and check wire-; Case 5 ft. mower; New Peoria grain drill, 7 ft.; International silo filler; Huber Thresher. 22-40, excellent cond.; Grain Buster hammer mill; rubber tired wagon, 14-ft. flat rack; 4 wheel wagon and box; fanning mill; platform scale; 2 sections of snow fence; hydraulic jack; 1/3 hp. motor; 4 Starline ventilators; 30 gallon pressure tank; Prime electric fence & posts; Stewart clipper; cast iron furnace; wfne press; 16 qt. lard press; 20 gal. whitewash sprayer; block and tackle; 40-ft. endless 7-in. belt;Circular saw and frame; hand cement block machine; sickle grinder; hay fork and rope; 2 cooling tanks; 200-ft. lbi-in. iron pipe; 1 scalding kettle; leg vise; household goods; many misc. items. , FEED--750 bu. corn; 300 bu. Clinton oats; 500 bu. Vicland oats; 100 bu. Benton oats; 800 bales alfalfa and clover hay; straw; 10-ft. silage in 12-ft. silo-; 1 % ton 2-12-C fertilizer. CHICKENS--125 Leghorn layers; Jamesway'brooder stove. 2 brooder houses, 3 10 section nests. MILKING EQUIPMENT--Universal milker, 3 years old with 2 single units; Red Hot electric water heater, dairy scale, 20 gal. water heater. TERMS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE McHENRY STATE BANK, M< HENRY, ILLINOIS. . •pace HEW SPRING STYLES • WEDGIES ^^OXFORE® • NOT ffiday llth - ONE PRICE Gladstone's Phone 182 McHenry, 111. BAIRD AND DARCEY, Sale Mgrs. Waukesha and Watertown, Wis. | *%\ The Futuramic Fleet u new complete! The Oldsmobile "98".. 4 the Oldsmobile "76** . and now the Oldsmobile "8ft," the newest Futuramic of than all! Jt't NEW in powtr... with sill the brilliant action, unbelievable smoothness, and gas-saving economy of Oldsmobile's high-compression "Rocket" Engine. It's NEW in styling . . .'with that brand new Body by Fisher whose lower, wider, roomier and greater visibility' have made it an industry-wide sensation. But the Oldsmobile **88" goes further thanthat. It has an entirely NEW balance . a NEW "feel** ... an indescribable something that sets it apart from any car ever You'll understand this when you drive the car . . . and not until. So make a date with the "88.** Ask your dealer to demonstrate Oldsmobile's "New Thrill**! Gospel Center News There is a good and rising interest in the Sunday Sc!;ool Contest, now in it's third week. Seven or eight more new members were enrolled'last Sunday, March 6th, all from the Wonder Lake Area. We extend to them all a warm welcome. Among the visitors at the morning service last Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walitzer and son of Chicago. The Walitzers are summer 'residents at W. L. having a home In Hickory Falls. They *V« L DS Hydra-Marie Drive MnJmrd M SHI'M "91" mnd "41," oplitnml «l txtrm ten Ml "76." tFkiH opriwial «l ntrm CM*. ENGINE O B I L E l » Y O U R O L D S M O I I L I D K A L I R a SUBURBAN IMPpTOR SALES E. J. OVERTON ^ McHENRY, ILLINOIS %