The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

p r'" " ' *l<t . .- msburg News By Betty Ifettermann I': ^ It's A Boy *r. tnd Mrs. Clarence Thelen •re the proud parents of a boy, born at the Woodstock hospital m May 13. it is the flr$t child for the Thelens. Congratulations , sincere congratulations #6 extended to Mrs. William Oeffling, who observed her eighty-fourth birthday last Saturday, May 22. Mrs. Oeffling's family was on Jiand to help her celebrate. ifoerett HDler to Say First Mass There will be a change in the Mass schedule next Sunday at fit. John's church. The Masse? will be at 7, 8, 9 and 10. Rev. Hiller is being ordained on Thursday at Harvard and will say his first Mass here at the 11 o'clock Mass next Sunday. Rey. Hiller was born on Feb. v S, 1924, and is the son of Williair, Susan Hiller. Visits Parents Huemann spent last weekend visiting his home, at Which time they celebrated Mrs. Huemann's birthday. Dinner was .enjoyed at Rustic Manor by Judy DiCicco, Bill Huemann, Darlene Andreas, Tom Huemann and Mr. And Mrs. Joe Huemann. Bake Sale Another of those popular bake iskes is coming our way next Saturday. The Christian Mothers tre^ holding the sale it the new school and proceeds will go toward the school fund. Be sure to, come and purchase your homemade goods for the long holiday weekend. All items for. the ^aje are to. be at the school by § o'clock Saturday morning. v ' 1 Rescue Squad Called Oat late Saturday evening the flescue Squad was called upon to assist with first aid in an accident that happened here in town. The fast and efficient work of the men was responsible for the situation being handled very well. Some. of the occupants of the car were taken to IM* Woodstock hospital by the rescue squad truck. Here 'n There Qp Friday evening a party 'Warn held at the Bowling Resort for the Friday night men's league and their wives or sweetheart's. A good time was had by all attending,? Last Saturday evening, the JohnsbUrg Tigers sponsored a dance at the Community club hall. A very large crowd turned out to hear and dance to the j music of the Badger Hotshots. > Suppose Your Town Didn't Have a Newspaper! suppose you Had to depend on smoke signals.., or word of mouth... It's the newspaper that makes the town. It's news that makes a news* pap,er! The more news ... the better .., FOR LOCAL NEWS . • t MAD YOUR LOCAL HlWSPAH* Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn and Mrs. Gert Martin of Chicago were Sunday visitors here. Mr. and Mrs. 'Emitt Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hettermann and daughter were Sundayevening visitors at the Howard Simpson and Don Michels homes in Wonder Lake. Ernie Di Js^vestro of Chicago was a visitor at the George Michels home Saturday. Advertise In The Plaindealer t !• * i •> »•> •> » * -h- BOY SCOUT BENEFIT DANCE McHENRY MOOSE LODGE SATURDAY NIGHT JUNE 5,1954 t ADMISSION: FOOD FOR MOOSE BOY SCOUT % c | TROOP CAMPING TRIP NOTICE! TO ALL Taverns, Restaurants, Package Stores and Clubs EFFECTIVE AS OF 7':~ JUNE 1, 1954 THERE WILL BE ABSOLUTELY NO BEER DELIVERIES ON SATURDAYS THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION Beef Distributors Assoc. .jjDF LAKE AND MCHENRY COUNTIES d • AND BEER WAGON DRIVERS OF LOCAL 301 MOOSE LODGE WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ' A first anniversary celebration of installation of officers was held on Tuesday, May 18, at the Moose hall. Woodstock Lodge provided the surprise celebration. In all, sixty-six women were present from both lodges. Our meeting followed with nominations from the floor for candidates for our coming election of officers. Results from our preliminary nomination were also added to compound our complete ballot. Attention-- election will be held at our next meeting, initiation night, Tuesday, June 1. All co-workers in good standing are asked to attend the election. Plans for a pot-luck were made for this same evening. It is. to be held earlier,, at , 7, and eabh member is asked to • bring a favorite dish. , : A balloting committee was appointed to help with the counting of votes and other duties pertaining to the election. The members-elect are Mary Meyer, Helen Rodenkirk and Georgia Steubben. Reports due were publicity, Mooseheart alumni, library, ritual and hospital. Earlier, before our meeting gathered, a rehearsal was held for ritual practice by the ritual committee, with Hilda Mailfold as chairman. New Horizon certificates were awarded to all chairmen and coworkers who attended four or more committee meetings. , A thank you letter was read from Marge Fernstrom for the gift sent to her son and another thank you from Louis Swedo for cooperation with Boy Scout Troop 164, sponsored by the Mc- Henry Moose lodge. Co-worker Rita Nellis is back with us after the birth of a son. A new password was given by Senior Regent Ann Rodenkirk. Don't le' the failure of this knowledge hold you back from attending the coming election or pot-luck. Presentation of membership is all that is necessary. An appeal for help with the sale of poppies was read from Gertrude Barbian for Poppy Day, Saturday, May 22. Several of our co-workers volunteered. Refreshments weie served by a volunteer committee. A first anniversary cake, presented by the Woodstock chapter, was enjoyed by all. Read The Want Ada Shop at Home and SAVE! I Memorial Day j S Carnival | I V AT FAIRGROUNDS j I - WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS' | I Fri., Sat., Sun. & Mon., | | May 28,29,30 & 31 1 | R I D E S ( CONCESSIONS | AND A BARBEL OF FUN § KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS , j | SECOND ANNUAL CARNIVAL 1 S . 2 5 Make Your Old Floors Look Like "New with J.M. ASPHALT or TERRAFLEX FLOOR TILE Yourself** For as Low as -- 8* For 9x9 Tile! VA" UNDERLAYMENT For Tile Floor Only 11* sq. ft. WE *CARRY A COMPLETE LINE * OF BUILDING SUPPLIES! B A R C L A Y Tile Board To cfever your walls economically without painting. ** (clftans Hke tile) FREE DELIVERY 7 SPRING GROVE LUMBER CO. PHONE - RICHMOND 2732 -- SPRING GROVE. ILL. .ft;-;*,.;.---.. / THE . McHenry State B will bo Closed Monday May 31st tit observance of DECORATION DAY ' ' ^ '< •. ..' • * 'v..•' . V and will be Wednesday June 2nd FANS! '.E., Koldaire, Polar Cub, Berns Air King ALL STYLES ALL SIZES From *595 to *7495 AIR CONDITIONERS at low as $229.95 DEHUMIDIFIERS $139.95 LEE & RAY ELECTRIC PHONE 882 516 MAIN ST. McHENRY, ELL. STORE HOURS: Weekdays 8 to 6 P.M. Fridays 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Now Open Sundays 9 A.M. to 12 Noon- CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS It Pays to Advertise In The McHenry Plaindealer HANG THE "UNWELCOME MAT TO ALL OF SUMMER'S PESTS' ff TEN ^rl^dTAIuminum, Self-Storing Two Track Combination Windows and ONE All-Aluminum Combination Door, ANY SIZE. u. COMPLETELY INSTALLED AND GUARANTEED jsMfc:. . • i FOR $ 295 00 Spring Special Fiberglass or Aluminum DOOR CANOPY (40" Wide 36" Projection) and STORM WIZARD DOOR Completely Installed *99.50 Hflttvy Extruded Alcoa Aluminum Adjustable Finger-Tip Ventilation Control / (Just Raise The Glass and Push The Simple Locking Button) All-Aluminum Screens Simplicity Of Design and Operation Guarantees a Long Life of Service To Tfl Door Grille Optional All Hardware Included -- Nothing "Extra" To^Buy NO MONEY DOWN - $9.43 PER MONTH 60 DAYS TILL 1ST PAYMENT SEE FOR YOURSELF AND SAVE ' Call Lake Villa 6-6582 Day or Night STORM-PROOF WINDOW CO. LAWRENCE and MORTON DRIVE H LAKE VILLA. ILLINOIS Gentlemen: . I atti interested in further information, literature, 6t&, JjHthout oMlgVtlon. Name . AddSMM City ... Phone Also See Our Complete Line of Ventilated Fiberglass and Aluminum Awnings or Canopies lor Residential Commercial Industrial £ :1.