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t.: ' \ it - '» f A "4r ' • ' ' ' ," _ »!>*«! ** ', ^,,~y>;-*$> rj^ ^Zf7iy7'- 3p?; :->n *;'-\ '/ -l ' / ' ' " / ? " ' ' V - ' > • ' " : ' V > 1 * " . \ J mm •, -»;, • ' * •>- * <•;' : k ' / y:t i, >«* ;• PigiFourint :-<'4• V v,i*« 4.JMI6 •. *J- Vf.l-iJ r-"C" f •*'•* U•, .»i 'V-.: t» * ' THE McHEHBY PLAljTOEALER NEWS FROM Wonder Lake my Tunh Mlla , iii^in I . in n»i »i i*ii|i iii»i ii iiii!ii »fiji; iiriiii»iiii i.iiw)ii» sed laAt year, but because kitchen facilities were inadequate nothing came from the movement. The teachers have Indicated a willingness to meet and cooperate with a committee from the P.T.A. to investigate the need of hot,, lunches and how they could be Served, and if the kitchen will meet the state requirements to qualify for surplus commodities. Any suggestions as to how the children of Harrison school can have the benefits of a hot lunch Will be appreciated. Barney Donash, Hickory Falls, had • one of his legs shattered Tuesday when a truck backed over him on a Chicago street. Completp details of his injuries were not available At the time of this writing. Dcnash, a policeman' in Chicago, is 60 years old, and is believed to have been on duty a' the time of the accident. Donash is the husband of Mrs, Manda Donash, father of Jacqueline, and of Mrs. Gerre Elbei" sen. The injured man is being cared for in the Oak Park hospital. Girl Scouts The Qirl Scouts of Wonder Lake, who meet each Wednesday n the Lutheran church, plan to go caroling Dec. 23. The girls will present a doll house to the Woodstock Children's home Dec. 13. They have been working on the doll house, and tta equipment, for about a year. Thursday, December 11, 18S2| COOKIE CRISP PASTRY FOR YOUR MfUMY Pft The parent education group of the Harrison school met on Dec. t, at 8 p.m., and the discussion of the evening centered around "Parents' Attitude -- Children's Behavior" and was very capably led by Mrs. Jean Decker and Mrs. Harriet Johnston. It was a very interesting evening. Mrs. John Lathrop, chairman of the Harrison school parent education group, sponsored by the Parent- Teacher association, scheduled the next meeting for Jan. 6 at I the Harrison school at 8 o'clock, the topic of the evening being, "How adult are adolescents " The Harrison school Parent Teacher association is ^stepping right along, with a membership to date of some 312 members. The Dec." 9 monthly meeting will be a Christmas party and the mothers of pupils in Mrs. Oonk's room will be enterta'n- Ing. Hostesses for the evening •re to be Mrs. Roti, Mrs. Meilihg, Mrs. Weisenburger and Mrs. Gustavson. Much hilarity is anticipated in the opening of Christmas gifts to be brought by the members for a suggested •grab bag.' Community singing under the direction of Mrs. James Bell, mCksic chairman, to the accompaniment of Mrs. Prank Chaney, should break the barriers of •restraint,' and get the group to* the Christmas spirit early. We are looking forward to a comical skit by the members. The traveling gypsy basket is on its way with a member of the executive committee putting ki the first item of about $1 value. Members are asked to evaluate the contents and place the amount into the bank. In turn they place an item (baked goods, handicraft or purchased) Into the basket and deliver it t > the next person on the list. ^P.T.A. has gone into drygoods business. T-shirts, sweat shirts, pullovers, crew hats, baseball caps and head scarves will be on display at our meeting and orders can now be taken. These items are of fine quality, reasonably priced, and will make a very useful Christmas gift. The school kitcheft nas recently undergone elaborate and expensive repairs. It has been used this year by teachers as a store room and workshop. So / that the »chool may benefit by the change back to a kitchen, the question of a hot lunch program might be revived again. It was discus- Auxiliary Sewing Unit The Indian Ridge sewing unit of the Memorial Hospital auxiliary will meet Dec. 11 at the home of Mrs. Louise Johnson. Any woman interested in sewing for the hospital is invited to attend. Hoaer Roll That honor roll continues to plague the writer of this column. Seems Betty Wright and Orva Tronsen had all "A's" at the end "of the last quarter. Thejr are |8 smart as they are pretty. Program Thfe choral groups of McHenry high school will give a Christmas program Sunday, Dec. 11, at 8:15 p.m. Most of the high school students of Wonder Lake will participate in this concert. Ticket* Will be available at the door. Arm you baking a p«e »• (•labrat* a holiday -- or |u«t became pie if to good? ThU year, try a really •oncational pastry -- sweet, crisp an* Aakey light with baking soda. Perfeit for pumpkin, mince, or any few* pies, at woH as yowr favorite chiffon mixture*. •r SPICY SODA PASTRY 2 cups sifted enriched flour Va teaspoon dovef Va teaspoon baking sodb Vj cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt VJ teaspoon cinnamon V* teaspoon ginger 34 cup shortening 1 tablespoon vinegar 3 tablespoons orange juice • other citrus fruit jriice Sift dry ingredients together. Cut in shortening. Mix vinegar ui fmtt luice together and ada to dry ingredients. Mix lightly with fork. Chill I hour. Roll out Vi of dough into circle. Line 9" pie pan, making a high standing rim. Flute by pressing between forefinger of one hand and thumb and forefinger of other. Fill and bake as desired. (For shell alone. bake at 425° F., hot oven, 10 minutes). Use remainder of picciry for topping a deep-dish pie. cinnamon roll-ups or tarts. Friday evening, Elec. 12, is the monthly meeting of the governing board. On Sunday evening, Dec. 21, the Sunday Bible school will present its annual program. We extend to one and, all •'a hearty welcome to our Stinday Bible School next Sunday, Dec. 14, also to our morning worship service at 11 and the Evening Gospel Service at 7:45, the only service of its kind in Che vicinity. SEKTHE TREND Ctoapel Church News The Missionary Guild will meet this Thursday, Dei 10 o'clock at the parsoi is the last meeting this year, with matters of special importance to be considered. Members, and friends are urged to attend. sCt^J.1, at lonage. It * * with the new Standard of the •. American Road t r.a.A.r. CMIII FIIIAY, ••<!••!• lltfc AT nil Nil •(ALIR't • • •! Icing will neither sugar nor grain when it dries on a cake if a pinch of salt is added to the ingredients. SALVATION ARMY'S LEAGUE OF MERCY DOES XMAS WORK ~~ Patients and inmates of Chicago area medical and detention institutions will have a brighter Christmas this year through efforts of The Salvation Army's League of Mercy. Beginning' last week and continuing through Dec. 21, members of the League will deliver holiday gifts and greetings to approximately 25,000 persons. On the visiting list are: Municipal Tuberculosis sanitarium and its North Riverside division; Great Lakes Naval hospital; Downey, Hines, Vaughn and Marine^ hospitals; Cook County hospital and its tuberculosis unit: and children's building; Oak: Forest hospital and infirmary; Bethany, Fridhem, Swedish society, Covenant and Norwood Old People's homes; the Salvation Army Catherine Booth Memorial hospital and lodge; Evan*- ston hospital and the Community Hospital of Evanston; Laird Community house; Forty and E i g h t y C o n v a l e s c e n t c e n t e r ; Dunning State hospital; the-A.J. Audy Juvenile home; the Bridewell and Cook County jail. Members of the League of Mercy in Gary, Elgin, Aurora and St. Charles, will visit hospitals, old people's home and jails in theiir respective communities. Included among the gifts are Christmas candy and chocolates, fruit, billfolds, toys for children, calendars for hospital wards and jails, bantam flashlights, stationery, tooth brushes, publications and doughnuts. A special Christmas party will be held at Vaugh-Hines hospital Window Shades - Venetian Blinds jr '• ' NIESEN S FLOORS Linoleum - Tile Carpeting 529 MAIN STRECT McHENRY, ILL. PHONES: RES. 787 on Dec. 18 in cooperation with the Junior Association of Commerce and Industry. Funds for the party and other year 'round activities for the veterans are raised by the J.A.C. whose members will man the Army's regular Christmas Kettle stands for two-hour periods on Dec. 17 andj; 18 in. the loop and neighborhood shopping districts. The Salvatibn Army Chicago staff band and songsters will give concerts at Downey hospital on Dec. 16 and at Hines hospital oh Dec. 18. The League of Mercy is composed principally of the wives of Salvation Army officers in the territorial headquarters and retired Salvation Army officers in the Chicago area. Two-Weee Costume Two-piece costumes of tweed consisting of a slender skirt and a soft jacket are perfect together. When you want variety, wear the Jacket with a pleated skirt or the skirt with a sweater and a bright scarf. lilt •arrival Up Above has been proved that man can survive and work without oxyger. equipment above 25,000 feet. But this close to the heavens he suffers from migraine, heart dilation, sore throat, and lassitude. • U ' - f , I n t e r e e t Interest contilroes to rise high as new fashions appear. Look for heavy crepe in dresses to wear' for afternoons and the light, airy; chiffons for evening. For keeping you warm during the cold days of winter there's nothing nicer than the textured and two-toned woolens Sea Level Lifted Sen level in the distant past dropped many feet when untold tons of water were locked up in advancing glaciers. In the last 100 years water released from melting glaciers and ice sheets has raised sea level about 2 V4 inches all ovet the world. the beautiful way to tell time ELGIN SWEETHEART. Heart-design bracelet matches the case of this dainty, 17-Jewel Elgin DeLuxe. $42.50 Other Elgint from $33.75 inct. F*d. Tax ELGIN--the only watch with the heart that never breaks, the guaranteed Dura Power Mainspring. Frett's Watch Repair E. Elm Street PHONE 29S Soft Telouf* Soft velours are being used in many of the new hats. Choose the shape and "flare" which does the most for your face and hair style, be it a top, side or back flare. Trap Vultures . Livestock producers who' havt; been losing lambs, calves, and pigs to vultures can eliminate the birds .. ; by trapping aijd killing them. Plans ^ for building a buzzard trap can be' obtained through the local county W agent.. ;• i* hiki Lost Weekend by police what the" it %• ,1* was of "riding around on a street-. car on a Tuesday morning without any pants on." a dishabille man in Milwaukee, Wis., exclaim in distress, "Tuesday! What penet^to Monday?^ 1 ' < gentlelatmed' Ice Cream Always have ice cream mixtures^' prepared and thoroughly cooled be^ fore putting in freezer or refrigerator Havea fragrance wardrobe new FASHIONS IN FRAGRANCE Match your hat... match your mood...with Lenthgric's gala new package of their S most famous fragrances. Charming replica bottles of Bouquet Tweed* > Miracle, Shanghai, J Dark Brilliance, Confettf . ., 1 lovely to give, lovely to use. H oz. each 5 lovely bouquets (only 1|5!0 |plw tax BOLGER'S DRUG STORE 108 S. Green Street PHONE 40 * McHeniy, ft. We give and redeem Gold Bond j3tamps. tt m m M m m M M m * *: m m 'M w. m m m *; m m m m m m m m m SANTA'S COMING TO ALTHOFFS I • Yes, Santa's coming to Althoff's! Come an down and meet him and see the hundreds and hundreds oi wonderful gilts he's brought along. Sunday's the big day! Come one! Come all! Don't miss the fun! Don't miss Santa! We'll be seeing you!--------- SUNDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER 14th BETWEEN 1 and 5 P.M. "McHenry\County's Leading Hardware" Main Street McHenry, III. y ^ /