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m Svieic, ipiMii McHENRY j'^'l^jjli',;!•'-'-t>T For Leftovers Wednesday, Dactmbu 29, Johnsburg News By Mrs. Betty Hetterraann Santa Cftme and Went ' Yes, all you 'little children had your chance to talk to old Santa himself last Sunday. He gTeeted all the children in front of Hettermann's tavern for several ; hours. Santa Claus was ably assisted by a lady helper when it • came time to distribute the candy to all those who put in their Christinas order. .. So by the time this column is read everyone will be sitting back and breathing sighs of relief. No more thoughts of Christmas . for at least another 350 days. !' Foresters Hold Parties : Lalt Sunday afternoon the Juvenile Forester girls held their annual Christmas party in the school hall. Each girl brought a dish to serve and received a gift from the grab bag. Monday evening the Forester boys held thfeir holiday patty. The children of the younger set Were well represented at both of these parties. Tuesday evening, the Lady Foresters held their party, starting with a pot-luck supper. Christmas songs were sung by all the Sisters and ladies present. Santa Claus entered the T»«^l amidst the bell ringing and presented each lady with a gift. On the same evening a pantry Jjhower was given for the Sisters of our school. The "good old «fellow" distributed several baskets to the Sisters. So ends the Christmas parties "for another year. IMoiiu Home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karpinski of Weingart's subdivision are happy to have their son, Cpl. James Comstock, home after spending two years in service. Jim spent sixteen months in !orea and was' discharged on 23. Another one to return home is Joe E. Freund. He has spent a couple.of weeks in St. Joseph's health resort but is also making a slow but sure move on the road to recovery. We all hope both Eleanor and Joe will continue in the forthcoming year in good health. Visits Grandmother Here Miss Betty Lou Keenan arrived in Chicago last Sunday by plane from pompano Beach, Fla. Betty Lou had quite an experience for her first plane ride. It seems the plane took off from Miami and got as far as Georgia when it developed some kind of trouble and was forced to return to Miami, where it stayed on the ground for about 'four hours. Betty Lou finally arrived. safe and sound in Chicago some eight hours late. I'll bet she won't forget her first plane ride, Mrs, Hettermann is Betty Lou's grandmother. AUCTION Ed Vogel & William Russel, Auctioneers c My On Moriday, D^c. 20, several ladies and their children gathered a? the Martin Weber home for a Christmas party. The children exchanged gifts, while the mothers enjoyed cake and coffee. Those present were Mrs. Mary Ann Bell, Linda Mangold, Mrs. Nick Heinz and Nicky, Phil and Chris, Mrs. Martin Weber and David, Mrs: Dolores Meyers and Glenn and Roger, Mrs. Norbert Mangold Mrs. Robert Miller and Barbara and Jane, Mrs. "Pete" Petersen and Peggy and David, Mrs. Cyril Heim and Joe, Mimi and Susan, and' Mrs. Ken Zeller and Lynn, Peggy and Rickie. ± (to Road To Recovery We are happy to learn that two of our persons who have •been on the sick list for quite [some time are on the bright [road to recovery. p. Mrs. Eleanor Mangold is progressing wonderfully from her tlcent auto accident. She just tftinka it is wonderful how every- |§ie has been so kind to her during her confinement. BUTCH'S SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAR Regular check Dps and maintenance by our fijperts means lower oar costs for ' The news was a little skimpy this week, folks because it had to be in so much earlier due to the holidays. I'm sure you will have a lot of news to report by next week, so be sure to call. May I wish you all a very Happy New Year and I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped me report this column in the past year. Here's hoping you continue this custom through the new year. See you next. week. Happy New Year YOUR Mull 24 Hour Towing Service youl We Do Complete Motor Overhauling MB "W, Eftn Street ' . . & McHenry, fll. PhMf Residence 91rR 8?- : • 9 JOHNSON'S BAR-B-Q ROSE and ARCH JOHNSON Route 120 McHenry, I1L h- LUMBER CO. Having rented for cash, we haw decided to quic farming and Will sell the following property a£ public auction 09 our farm located 1 mile West of Rmgwood on the Wonder Lake blacktop, 2 miles East of Mill Inn, 5 miles North- West of McHenry, 5 miles South of Richmond, and 10 miles Northeast of WoodBtock, on Thursday, Jan. 6. 1955 starting at 10:00 o'clock shiirp 76 Head* of Livestock all T.B. and Bangs tested 37 head Holstein dairy cows, all home raised out of registered cows and pure hred bulls. The last three months this herd averaged 3.6 test. This herd has been cleaned on Bangs for the last' ten years and all have been calfhood vaccinated. This is. a young herd and no cow has had more than three calves. Eighteen have been fresh in the last 60 days, seyen springers that will freshen by day of sale, balance milking good and handling calves. This is one of the outstanding herds in the county and inspection is invited before day of sale. 1 Holstein purebred bull, 15 mos. old, with papers (Dam as a two year old produced 463 lbs. of fat); 1 Holstein first cj&lf heifer, springing close; 8 Holstein heifers, bred to freshen in August; 7 Holstein heifers, 15 mos. old, open; 4 Holstein heifers, 11 mos. old; 1 Holstein heifer, six mos. old; 1 Holstein heifer, 3 mos. old. HORSES Good team of blafck mares, weight 2900 lbs. HOGS 13 Red Duroc, gilts due to farrow in March, feangs tested. FEED 40 tons of baled clover and mixed hay; 40 bales of Timothy; 500 bu. of Clinton oats, No. 11, suitable for sefd; 22 feet of silage in 15% foot silo; 250Q bu. of ear corn. CHICKENS 85 Leghorn hens, laying 50% f Modal toeariy'_.ijii% ... , good, condition; Mct> plow on rubber,nekrly neWr l^& 9 ft. disc, nearly new; J.D. 2 row horse planter; J. D. rotary .lide; Deering grain binder, 7 ft.; McD. corn binder; McD. 2 bottom tractor plow; set of bob sleighs; P&peq silo filler with SO ft. of pipe; f£Ur section steel drag; New Idea manure spreader, nearly iiew; iMiiD,, side delivery rake; pile oif junk; McD. 6 ft. horse mower; one 7: ft. trabtor disc.; one land .oiler; one hay hoist; one 2 horse elec. motor, nearly new; pUmp jack and motdr; one 300 gal. upright gasoline tank; one grain fanning mill; quantity of harnesses; one rubber -tired wagon with hay. rack and side rack; one hay rack;/ one rubber tire wagon and box; 7 ft. fr&tn drill; quantity of suiaU tools too numerous to mention; cattleidehorner. . ' ' •' ' MILKING B§IJI*aiENf ^ '-DeLaval magnetic ittilk machine, 3 single units, pump ft motor; tajik house equipment; two Sfriutlon tanks; electric hot water heater; 20 milk cans; Stewart ele». mm clipper. McHenry State Rank, Clerking Vogel A BtMMl^ Auctioneers BIGGERS BROTHERS Owners Lunch Wagcn on Grounds Not Responsible For Accidents Terms: All sums of $25,00 or wider cash. Over that amount one fourth down and the balance in «ix monthly installments at 6 per pent interest, arrangements for credit to be made with the clerk before purchase is made. (Pub. Dec. 2&-30) There's nothing that pleases the creative homemaker more than to prepare a pristine fresh party dish but of dobs and dabfi that line the refrigerator after a few big holiday dinners and parties. 'A cup worth of cooked poultry, pecans from the festive nut bowl, a touch of pickle relish, a bit of crushed pineapple, a package of lemonflavored gelatin contributed by the kitchen supply shelf--and you're practically set for this delicious and substantial molded salad entree. Molded Holiday Potpourri 34 cup finely diced celery 1 tablespoon chopped pimento 1 tablespoon chopped parsley M cap drained canned orushed pineapple M cup coarsely chopped pecans 2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish 1 package lemon-flavored gelatin % teaspoon salt ' Dash of pepper - Dash of paprika cups hot chicken consomme* 2 tablespoons vinegar cup mayonnaise 1 cup diced cooked chicken or turkey Dissolve gelatin, salt, pepper, and paprika in hot chicken consomme. Add vinegar and mayonnaise; blend well. Chill until slightly thickened. Then fold in remaining ingredients. Pour into 1-quart rtold or individual molds. Chill until firm. Unmold on crisp lettuce. Garnish with additional mayonnaise and radish roses, if desired. Makes 6 servings. •If desired, use 1% cups boiling water and 2 chicken bouillon cubes; omit fealt. LOYAL ORDER of MOOSE Secretary of State' Charles: F; Carpentier hfts announced that collections of corporation franchise fees and ta&es at the end of November were $129,717.52 greater than for the entire twelve months of 1953 and were $185,055.51 above the amount for the first eleven months of last year. The total collected jttirough Nov. 30 of this yeq* was $4,486,679.90, - Secretary - Carpens, tier said. • Organization of new corporations also continues to run ahead of,last year, Mr. Carpentier reported. So far this year a total of 7,162 new groups have been granted charters or issued certificates of authority to operate in Illinois, an increase of 311 over thf same period last year. Illinois business corporations lead the list, 4,829 of them having been "organized, an increase of 230. Out-of-state business corporations accounted for 679, of the new groups, fortyrfive more than last year. Illinois not-for-profit groups are forty ahead of last year, the totai being 1,639. The only category showing a decrease is the not-for-profit organizations from other states fronted certificates! of authority, where the/fifteen! formed this year are four leas: thaii last year, Secretary' darpen-if tier said. , Savings invested fat Crystal LakWl Savings and toad earn pW Vi% extra. : - V . / - • : . j Classified Ads are If Read by Everyone! j WORWICK'S McHenry Camera Cameras Photographic Equipment Amateur and Professional Bought, Sold and Exchanged1 Photo Supplies VIEW MASTERS and bmbia See Us Before . You Buy Worwick's Studio 117 N. Riverside Drive PHONE McHENRY 275 At Home McHenry Lodge 'Cor Tunes" By Justen "If they do send me up for 10 years, will you promise to keep my car washed at JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE?" We "WAX-WASH" cars . . . Auto-Magically! From top to bottom with Oholdun's "Xuto- Magic Car Waafc." GUARANTEED not to harm the wax on your ear! JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE Corner of 120 ft Richmond Rd. Phone 875 McHenry, Dl. HAPPY YEAR TO AUJ No. 691 TO All, OF YOU! W# want to wUi yon and jour familiea a foyoui Holidcry and a pmqxBoua Now Yoarl S&S Packard Sales 8c Service 405 Elm St. Phone 1016 5^'- • A H. E. BUCH & SONS Plumbing 8c Heating GALA NEW YEAR'S EYE PARTY at the MOOSE CLUB. DEC. 31 I ^ • t. For Members & Guests DANCING 9:30 'til ? A chipper, cheerful New Year it our sincete wish for all-our friends and patrons. May we continue to serve you in 1955! Riyerside McHenry, lit, - -I M. • , ; - - 'A. $ $ t c»o . **•"" -I- "' *< • to °uT serv*c® • to of y°w fro**1 o* Route ISO Phone 48 McHenry, Hi. J#