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¥' t \ < Twelve ' .^>1 wmrmW-mamA'mvm®i Si O^V ' / V - THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ^ - * < v •-" * •»»., \ * i . •> f- Johnsburg News By Mrs. Betty Hettermann % AUler Bovs Home I place. Members of that team *?§fr. and Mrs' George HHler! are Dorothy Hettermann, Mary happy to have their two 1 Hettermann. Betty Hettermann, •Otte, Dick and Charles, home! Bett.V Freund and Baibara Si- OV%r last weekend. Dick is home; mon Adanis Market took on a ten day furlough from his ^ pi®**® with 2546 pins. Members A*my duties in Texas and [ are D^l°res Roberts, Mancella G&arles put aside his studies at j Wakitsch. His Boston, Prances college to spend the weekend Brandt and Mabel Smith. The Wtth his family. Klappertch Infant Baptiz<>d :• Steith Leo, infant son of Mr. ®Bid Mrs. 'Wilfred Klapperich, **s baptized last Sunday afterf, noon by Fr. Blitsch at St. John's Church. Sponsors were Leo Klapperich of Connecticut, an tnjcle,4 with Bill Hiller acting as proxy,' Ud Mrs. Bemiece .Freund, £n mmt r" Central Garage team took over fourth with 2525 pins. The team consisted of Vivian Smith, Lor-, raine Smith, Lu Ann Smith, Lorraine Freund and Rita Miller. Visits Relatives Family DUiu-e ° March 1, the Community Club sponsored a dance at the club hall which was a success. Tile dunce was for the members and their families. The music for the evening's dancing was furnished by Barbara Horick's orchestra and square dances were called by Mike Schafer. We hope in the near future the Community club will sponsor another d&nce. Public Party ""Coming: lTp On Sunday evening, March 21, the Christian Mothers wilj hold another of their public parties. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this party at the school hall at 8 o'clock. Don't forget, March 21 is the date. Wbcpftsin Baby Baptised Last /Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs\ James Hettermann and daughters and Mrs. Helen Hettermann went to Burlington. Wis., to attend the baptism of the San of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard baby was named Donald Xrthur and sponsors were Mr. . hettermann and Mr. Lais' sister, Doiothy, also of Wisconsin. | The Lais family is well known ' in this vicinity as they frequently vi§it relatives in this area. Girt* Make Good The "girls finally came through this year to show the boys they can bowl too. Our boys have j . wen. doing real well in tourna- j ments these past years so the j girls came through to steal the j show. Out of the five teams that | Htlei i* tn« McHen- y county t bowling tournament from | fcerav three teams came in the j •aoney. Hettermann's Tavern I team bawled 2594 to take second' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hettermann and daughters were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herb Simon when they went to Milton, =-Wis.*to'have dinner at the home of ' the Simons' daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. GeOald Wakitsch were happy to have his sister here from Chicago for the weekend. TRUCK ARRESTS Less than half of the 14,957 overweight truck arrests made by Illinois state highway police during 1953 involved Illinoisregistered vehicles, according to a report by Director of Public Safety Joseph D. Bibb. Truckers paid $481,456 in fines and costs for overweight violations during the year, and trucks from every state except Vermont were included in the* arrests, the report said. , Three U.S. Presidents, Wilson Arthur and Cleveland, were Preacher's sons. Only two U.S. Presidents have died in the White House. INTERESTING SERIES OF LECTURES NOW AT MUSEUM OF SCIENCE A lecture series on popular subjects jgeared to the layman's interest are being presented on Sunday afternoons at the Museum of Science and Industry, 57th and Lake Michigan, closing April 4. Sponsored by the Chicago Technical Societies Council, the lectures of popular interest on current scientific and industrial subjects are v given in the Museum's little theatre at ."{ p.m. each Sunday. Admission to both the Museum and the lectures is free. ^ Schedule of lectures and speakers is-as follows: March 14 -- "Industrial Quality Control Comes into the Home for More Effective Buying" by R. H. Lace, technical director qf sales, Lincoln Paper company division, the Ditto company. March 21 -- "The Architect Goes Modern -- What is He After?" by Albert W. Kirschenbauni, architect and engineer. March 28 -- "The Engineer Puts Up a Mighty Skyscraper on a Soft Foundation" by John R. Gnaedinger, engineer, soil testing laboratories. April 4 -- "How Does the Engineer Approach a Project and Its Problems?" by Alvin^ J. Blake, administrative project engineer, International Harvester company. JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP Having done satisfactory Holstein calf club work during the past year, Robert Thompson . of McHenry has been awarded a certificate of merit ar.d granted a junior membership in the Holstein- Friesian Association of America, Brattleboro, Vt. He was recommended for these awards by the state 4-H club leader. H. •• u. &LZZ.rife-'A• - 4utHm 4-'v fe", . K ^ *" " r, ' i ' ^ Ifeondaj, Much 1L Top Vegetables With Cheese New Location G. A. Douglas CESSPOOLS -- SEPTIC TANKS SERVICE NOW LOCATED AT Lakeland Park ROUTE 120 ' 1 Mile West O! McHenry New Phone Number 1480 Here are, two hints to make vegetables look their best, taste their best: plan unusual platter arrangements and serve with cheese sauce for colqt, flavor and good nutrition. As the highlight of a luncheon • Plate, a whole cooked cauliflower looks inviting with a golden cheese topping. Provide contrast with whole green beans and broiled tomatoes. You can make a quick cheese sauce by melting pasteurized process cheese food With a little milk. Or use a new pasteurized process cheese spread which needs only to be heated and it becomes a sauce. Vegetable Luncheon Plate ' pound pasteurized . Broiled tomato halves process cheese food Hot buttered whole green beans i* cup milk Pimento strips 1 cauliflower Melt the cheese food in the top of a double boiler. Add the milk gradually, stirring constantly until the sauce is smooth. Cook the whole cauliflower, drain well and place it in the center of a round chop plate. Pour the hot cheess sauce over it and surround it with broiled tomato halves, and green beans garnished with pimento strips. Twice Told Tiles Twenty-Five Years Ago R. P. Edwards, an experienced garage mechanic from Grayslake, has taken over the garage on Elm street formerly owned by Larry Huck, and is now ready to do automotive repair work and towing. At a joint meeting of the Kiwanis club and Izaak Walton League committees held Tuesday evening, a combined association Of the two bodies was formed, which will be known as the Kiwalton association. The > purpose of the new association wilt be to promote the publicity and put on an advertising campaign for McHenry and vicinity and the Fox River Valley and to raise fund# to meet expenses of the Outdoor Life Exposition to be held at the Coliseum in Chicago from May 6 to 11. Officers elected Tuesday weTe as follows: Rudtolrph Johnson, chairman; F; E. Oovalt, treasurer; C. H. Duker, secretory; and with A. E. Nye acting &s temporary chairman for the evening. The Katheryne Diehl ensemble, a group of entertainers, will present an attractive program in McHenry Friday evening, March 22, at the community high school. Miss Lucile Steffes entertained the girls of the J.J.C. club at a SPEEDY 4- MCHENRY GARAGE I'D BETTER TUCN OFF THE LI6II FRECKLE EASY BEAT IT, BUB! IF BRAINS WERE GASOLINE, VOU COULDN'T GET OUT WOTS OF A 6APAOE GOIN' ON IN r TELL VOUP OLO MAN I'M 1 NOT SO DUMB- I KEEP MY CAR TUNED UP BY, NICK MILLER'S *HENRVGMM6t WHICH 4IVES IT LOTS MORE MILEAGE TOA GALLON 0F6AS! % CHECK OUR LOW PRICES I Before You.. BUILD REMODEL or BUY! We Maintain A Complete Stock of ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS No Need to live in an inconvenient, OLD LOOKING HOME! -- We can show you how easily you can change it into a BEAUTIFUL . . . . CONVENIENT .... MODERN DWELLING. Our plan service is at your disposal, and plenty of helpful hints from our experienced personnel who can save you time and money. • FINANCING? YES SIR! WE HAVE THAT TOO 1 NO MONEY DOWN "3 FULL YEARS TO PAY" [Spring Grove Lumber Co. PHONE - RICHMOND 2732 -- SPRING GROVE. Hi. 600 FRONT STREET KAISER-WILLYS Sales & Service PllONE 403 McHENRY, ILL. party at her home Saturday afternoon in honor of her birlhday anniversary. Those present were Rita Freund, Eleanor Sutton, Elleen Leonard, Eunice Marshall, Mary Alt h«ff, Evelyn Freund, Olffa Brefrld Evelyn Smith, Dorothy Leonard, Marie Miller and Florence StrffM. > Fricnde of E. A. Koerner. one of McJHenry'a moMt popular and beat loved Instructor* in the community hiirh school, will be glad to hear that he haa already accomplished a great d«al in the teaching of mimic in the high school at Naipcrville, where he has been this year. Bbtfiop A Ol»on, Riverside Drive barbers, are now located in new quarters in Kent A Company's building Just «**h of their former location. " CHOOSE YOUR QAHPET AT HOME nor Floor Coverings (Hi, 14) If a busy schedule keeps you from shopping for carpet, one of our decorator trained carpet experts will be pleased to bring samples of heavenly Lees carpets to your home at your convenience. See how attractive your rooms appear with the carpet pattern and color of your choice. You'll find our Mat home*' shopping service quick, easy, and so smart. Naturally, there's no obligation. Call today for aa appointment. WOODSTOCK 888 William IB. ' Howard, aged 8ti;> pMwd away ait his home £ Jackson, Mich., last Sunday evening. Mr. Howard served four year* in the Civil War, having enlisted at the acre of 16. Three" children survive, including Mm M. H. Decrick of McHenry. If it's a job for Bottled Ga*;'w ITS A JOB FOR SHELLANE Product of fto sfwi or Company KRUSE HARDWARE COMPANY Richmond, McHenry County, QL Long Distance Phone 101 PRDFE5* lOflRL DIRECTORS' L,, I L yyW \L^. T1 ^ ' i l ' i s ^ ^ l f | HEAR IT ALL! % Illinois High. School BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT March 17-18-19-20 ... direct from Huff Gymnasium, University of Illinois DR. ARTHUR J. HOWARD Chiropractic Physician 124 S. Green St., McHenry, ll Phone McHenry 1068 . HoUrs - Mon. and FrL 10 to 12:S0 - 2 to 8 Tues. and Thurs. 1 to 8 Sat. By Appointment Only DR. G. R. SWANSON Dentist 120 S. Green Street Office Hours: Daily Except Thursday 9 to 12 -- 1:30 to 5:80 Mon., Wed. and Fri. Evenings By Appointment Only . Telephone McHenry 160 VERNON KNOX Attorney At Law Cor. Green and Elm Streets McHenry, 111. Tuesday and Friday Afternoons Other Days by Appointment ^ Phone McHenry 43 3B WILLIAM M. CARROLL, fr. Attorney At Law 110 »/2 Benton Street. Phone Woodstock 1384 Woodstock, Illinois JOSEPH X. WAYNNE Attorney At Law 809 Waukegan Road (RFD Box) Phone McHenry 492 West McHenry, 111. SB Follow your favorite prep five through all the thrills of Sweet Sixteen action .. • with Don Wells, Bob Philbin and Orren Allain. 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