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I AM0H0TH18ICX THE ROBERT RICftlKDSOKS A bride and groom of Saturday, Sept. 30, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson, who were united in marriage in a lovely candlelight service which took pl^e in the First Baptist church of Woodstock. Mrs. Richardson is the former Miss Marilyn Bennett of Woodstock, and her bridegroom, | a former McCullom Lake resident, I now resides in Belvidere, where ihe is employed. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thill and, children of Aurora spent the weekend with McHenry relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brefeld and bhave returned from Oklahoma, where they visited relatives. Gerald Reed of Wisconsin, former coach at M.C.H.S. called on friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skoney and son, Jimmy, of Elmhurst spent th* Weekend in the Frank Weingart home. •Mrs. Frances Thurlwell of Rockford has been spending some time voting Mrs. Frank Thurlwell. MW and Mrs. Arvld Dalin of Crystal Lake were Friday evening visitors and Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Nugent of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagner attended the wedding of their grandniece, Patsy VanDusen, and Roland Wilson, which took place at Holy Trinity church, Elgin, on Saturday, followed by a reception aUhe Woodman hall. Whe Misses Clara and Lena Stofferl, accompanied by Hinsdale friends, are enjoying a trip through the East. Mrs. Glen Robison and MisS Helen Welch of Woodstock visited McHenry relatives one afternoon thib past week. Mr. aad Mrs. Joseph J. Miller, daughter, Terry, and Bob *Becker were Elkhorn visitors Sunday. Jeannd Morgan of Elkhorn, Wis., antf Carol Ann Miller spent several days last week with their grandparents, the Joseph J. Millers. PBIZE WINNERS* Seneca Grange last week w*« awarded fourth prize in the state contest for its 1950 community project, child guidance and development, which is a continuation of the same project which won tMSM first place in the state contest last year. The award was announced at the annual state Grange meeting in ityckford Thursday afternoon. ;• Read the Want Ada. • • e m o n n t i n i H m M Residence Changes Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Adams and daughters have moved from Fair Oaks subdivision to a new home on First avenue in the north part of the city. Their Fair Oaks home has been rented to Mr. and Mrs. William McCurdy and daughters, who have moved from Shalimar. The Edwin Reid family has moved from Broad street to McCullom Lake. The Joseph Jacksons have moved from the Klontz place on Main street to Johnsburg. The apart ment they have vacated is being occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Klontx and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kelly and son have moved from Bast River Road to the upper apartment in the C. W. Klonts home on Waukegan street. Mrs. B. B. Ward has been a medioal patient at the Woodstoek hospital. Mrs. R. G. Chamberfin has been a medical patient in Victory Memorial botfpital, Waukegan. COOK'S CORNER (by Mark Schae«teen> For children or invalids, for dieters or heavy eaters, baked custard is an ideal dessert. It is easy to prepare and an ideal accompaniment to a heavy dinner. It may be carried to school in the lunch box. It furnishes good proteins without too many calories so it satisfies the girl who is trying to reduce and with 'the addition of cream or a carmel syrup it becomes a fine dessert for that underweight youngster too. The most frequent complaint is that custard becomes watery. Try ft this way. Baked Cestui 4 cups scalded milk (heated to Just below boiling point); < medium sited eggs; S/4 cup sugar; H teaspoon salt; 1 teaspoon vanilla. Beat eggs slightly. Add scalded milk, sugar, salt and vanilla. Mix well. Strain into pitcher or other easy-tanpour container. Pour into custard cups, filling cups as full as possible. Place cups in a shallow pan and put in 300 degree oven. Add water to pan after putting it into oven--easier to handle that way. Bake about one hour or until silver knife inserted into custard comes out clean. Keep water from boiling and custard will not be watery. Try this on your friends who; "never eat dessert" and see lf! they won't change their minds. CARD OP THANKS We would like to take this means of thanking friends, neighbors and relatives for their assistance this past week in saving the great amount of feed which would otherwise have been destroyed when our silo fell Friday morning. MR ft MRS ELDRED JOHNSON *22 AND FAMIILY For a Colorful flower bed plant bulN now. Tulips, hyacinths and crocus for sale at Vycitals. 22 Mrs. Gladys Davis, presijant of McHenry county Bene BwtMM Hi* offered her resignation, nfUMr •MhN ing as chalrmpn since June, ltd. Other board members who resigned at the board meeting were, Mrs. H. P. Lekberg, 4-H chairman; Mrs. Walter Ehrke, vice-presidant; Mrs. Walter Burton, major projects; and Mrs. Harold Olbrtch, secretary. According to the McHenry county Home Bureau constitution and by-laws. the county treasurer, Mft. Carl Braukhoff, is now raukln# officer. ' • T:f COMING EVENTS * tttttenry Woman's Club-- Metho- Church. October 14 Youth For Christ--McHenry High School -- Movie, "God of .the Atom." • October W-If October 18 Wonder" Lake Legion Card Party. Homecoming at M.C.H-S. Miliary P R O T t C T S M t " A L A / L ! 1 I I I v O. S I TMi JtrakK lOh nwid pah* pro* 14«» VtltW'pfOOf fftNC* Hvt covtritf for totoviof (Hctorior ncfil Hfficcit Mtdc wtth pM M* pfctft. LEAK-PROOF wort that np»fl Its vmonkk cotft to noM)f*Mvh| fvwi Vlltklf Mrf win* $130 & --SOU) EXCLUSIVELY Wt- ALTHOFTS H A R D W A R F The Htore Thai SerVkse S Built. Phone 884 Mchenry, Ilk ,r-., CHIEF PAIHTS legion Auxiliary Rummage Sale-- Legion Hall. -- Noon Through Evening Monday. Noon Through 5 P.M. Tuesday. October 17 Meeting C.O.F., No. 594, - October 17, 18, 19, 20 Rummage Sale--Blake's Garage-- Sponsored By Christian Mothers And Altar Society. OctoberlH Hallowe'en Party-- Sponsored By St. Agatha's Court, No. 777 -- Johnsburg School Hall. October 21*22 Centennial of McHenry Methodist Church. October 2S Girls' Juvenile Forester Meeting --Parochial School Hall--7 p.m. October 27 Bible Church Hallowe'en Party --». TrJO' P.M. KoTeuiwr Altar And Rosary Meeting. November 7V Meeting C.O.F., No. 594. November 7 Adult Girl Scout Association Breakfast -- Mrs. Roy Miller, ' Hostess. November 14 C.O.F. Initiation. November •MP'...- Frolics of 1950 •*-- Sponsored by Community P. T. A. -- High School Auditorium. t Renew that subscription to the rMaindealer now! ^:l"l'>'l'l'H'lit H'i 1 •»•§• .g - - g . » •• » ' t ' MNN» shor^ Boys and Girls Sweaters Sizes 1 to 14 I2.9S to $4JS-- PHONE ?4« 812 ELM 8T. McHENRY, ILL. ••'N't 11111 i {• f I|I.frI|I> JHfYEMI SHACKS , • \ '<Vr - ' r ' J* COMPLETE SELECTION OF* Hand Dipped Chocolates -- Sard Mixed Nuts BOTTLED BEVEBAGES § Quarts and Small Sixes (Doe Cold), , f SHURLEFF WISCONSIN ICE CREAM Sodas, Shakes, Malteds and Sundaes to carry old. ^ , Pints and V% Gallons SMOKERS NEEDS C«BM In T6(i»y and Stock Up at Antonson's Condy Shop 4. • ' ' « 308 W. Elm Street ; ; : Phone 23S-M Hwys* 31 8c 120 _ McHenry* HL " Store Hours: 10 a. m. to 10 p. nu A A AAAA A AAAAAAAAA AA AAA A. VWvVWVVvVyWVVVWVVVVT^ RESTOCK AT THESE LOW PRICES! WE SELL AT CHICAGOLAND PRICES Y. C. Peaches Slic*d or Halres 2"°i£?590 DEL MONTE FALL . T.- ROUND UP Golden Crew Cora 303 Tins Kwappli Juke , ^ OCi Tin Fruit Cocktqil W. K. Golden Cora 2 12 Oz. M( Vac. Tigs £«f PniM Mil BIRTHS >•••« (*••<< M t l 114 I Mr. mi6 Mrs. Vincent Weyland are tka parents of a daughter, born at the Woodstosk hospital Oct. 8. A son was born on Oct. 3 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simpson of Wonder Lake. i • Mr. and 'Mrs. Alfred Heil of Waucdnda township announce the birth of a son at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, on Oct. 1. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown at the Woodstock hospital on Oct. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Lance Parks are the parents .of a boy, born Oct. 5 at the Woodstock hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hester announcb tbe birth of son at the Woodstock hospital Oct. 5. Marriage Licenses i Virgil Qrown, McHenry, and Bonnie Yeoman, Crystal Lake. ib SHAVM6S and SAWDUST Loose or in Bags' - $12.00 per ton aft our Uttt Bags Extra -- Delivery Extra i.. Crystal Ule MM Co. j: C ft WW and County "B" At Itldgefleld ; ^ Phone Crystal Lake 1570-1 - Manufacturers of ;; Window and Door Frames -- Windows -- Doors : Storm Sash -- Combination Doors -- Cabinets Industrial Wood Parts -- Boxes and Crates Interior Trim and Wall Panelling a*' For Selective Service April Uth at the RE-, PUBLICAN PRIMARY by your BALLOT at the POLLS, the BEST CANDIDATE with the cleanest RECORDS ever presented to the VOTERS of our GOUNTY and STATE. It is up to YOU. Vote the Straight RepubRcan Ticket TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th STOP Communism. HISS The Piano Playor. STOP ho Music. *nd make every Mother in America .. QUEEN FOR A DAY ^ I j. .»• . Qi4t Stalin! UN wants no more wars. von Crushed No. 2 aq Tin £3 Pineapple f Iflncapple j ' Chunks No. 2 Tin 27* | Early Garden Peas ^ 303 dm Tins 35°] | Tomatoe Sauce M Buf. i® Tins | Grapfruit Sections ^ No. 2 m Tins 45° jUnpeeled Apricots Halves No^ 33«| | DeLuxe Plums - ^ 303 mm Tins 33° I | Stewed" Prunes No. IVz Tin 29° 1 Fruit For Salad No. 2Vt Tin 45° Earfy Garden Lima Beans T^3 25° I Sliced Beets A 303 mm Glasses 29* | Asparagus Spears No. 4 Tin !43°l Certified Red Label Coffee ^ 77® [PetHiHr Tall W Tins 38° ^29° Btl. Orange Juke irapefruH BlendedJuiee 46 Oz. 37° Tin 2^23 Crushed . Pineapple 2N%T3l Apricot Nectar 46 Oz. Mig Tin 49 ' FROZBI FOODS I Red Crass Spaghetti 2i>te35° VE6ETABLES BIRBSEYE VOTERS WISE Broccoli Spears 10 oz. pkg. 33* BOW8EYE QUICK FROZEN Mixed Tv^VIQDIVS 12 oz. pkg. 25* HesHe's Morsels jgo GRADE A MEATS Cciioh bdis. 1S> >rk; butt ROAST b. 46* CARTON LARD Rk 18* JONATHOH I - Apples M * 3 bs. 23* ^ ITJ5. HO. 1 Upon His Record Vote For 0 WILLIAM G. STRATTON BIRD8EYE QI H K Peas 2>12 oz. pkg. 49* SALE ON 2-•J Lb. Pkgs. NUCOA 59« HOTEL SUCED PORK BACON lb. SS* CHOPS #>.«• White Cobblers 100fc.bag<3J9 KM • Rutabagas» 2 lbs. 19* BEEF Celery Hearts bnch. 10* ^ Ha^iibiiCau Csddia. for STATE TREASURER TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7t)t See your Precinct Committeeman lor Automobile Service. CERTIFIED FOOD STORE STORE NO. 360 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS XU' 8