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S®Kv-- ;'>y|| •,, ^ ; ;• ..._: |, •Aw,wsy. Johnsburg News •s By Mfrs. Betty Hetterraahlt Johneburg'g First Baby in '55 Johnsburg has the honor of having one of the first babies born in the brand new year of '5S.f A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wally Kozicki on New Year's Day at St. Therese hospital. The little fellow weighed in at" 7 lbs. 8 oz. and by the hand of fate was born on his mother's birthday. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Brier. Holiday Comings and Qolngs Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wfckitsch and- family visited theft families ift' Chicago, as did the Bob Einspai* family On Christmas Day. Mr. and Mi's. Rudy L&sser were dinner guests in Chicago on Christmas. Over New Year's weekend they entertained their son and family, the George Lassers. The Rudy Fischers of Jak-Ana Heights had ielatives from Chicago, as tjjeir guests over the holidays. Mr; and Mrs. Don Michels of Wojiaer Lake and her family fQttn Chicago were visitors at the George Michels home. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Pepping were happy to have their family together over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith travelled to Rockford to spend some time with their relations. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dehn and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jamek Hettermann and daughters were Chi istmas Day dinner gtiests at the John Dehn homfe in Chicago. The John Herdnich family, the "Speed" Stilling family, the Gerald Hettermann and the Jim Hettermann families, Mrs. Helen Hettejjmann, Mrs. Cora Herdrich, Lt. and Mrs. Bill Herdiich and the Paul . Boyk family were guests at the Ed Hettermann home over the holidays. hope Joe will be on the active list in the very near future.' Qon^ratulatfons Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Pete McGuire, who celebrated their wedding anniversary on Dec. 26. Dunce Saturday Night Next Satmday evening you will have a chance to kick up your heels. The Community ^plub is sponsoring the first dance of the New Year at their hall. MYFiNews »$o ijnj» I^I iji i^i »$"$» I^I I|i I^I I^I I^I ifr >|i Entertains Visitors from Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmitt were happy to have Mr. and Mrs. Don Rosin of New Hampton, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Retterath of Staceyville, Iowa, over the New Year holiday. Leaves For Florida 1 Hank Nell and his daughter, Ethel, left last week for Florida. Mr. Nell accompanied his daughter by car and will return by plane after a short stay. Henrietta Nell, who has been in Florida for .some time already, and Ethel will remain there for the rest of the winter. Home from School Misses Adele Schmitt and Dorothy Hiller left their college studies in Milwaukee to spend the holidays with their parents, the George Schmitts and the George Hillers. Carol Ann, daughter of "Speed" Stilling, returned to St. Coletta's school in Jefferson, Wis., Sunday, after spending two busy weeks with her family. On Sick List Joe E. Freund has been on the 'Sick list once again. We all Penny Fike and Barb Eggert were on the planning committee and helped dirfect the New Year's Eve party at the church. At 8 p.m. they showed the popular film, "Cheaper by • the Dozen." Afterward they had games planned in the new section of the building, which was all decorated with balloons and streamers. At 11:30 they had the midnight watch service which made a very good beginning for 1955. This Sunday after Sunday School Sue Stinespring would like all the Senior M.Y.F. council members to meet in the M.Y.F. room for a short meeting. That night the Junior M.Y.F. Mas invited the Seniors to a movie and discussion on alcohol. The meeting will gtart at 7 p.m. The Junior M.Y.F. is planning recreation and refreshments so be sure to be there. Betty Wright, reporter President Thomas Jefferson compiled a Bible for his own use. 'Car Tunes' By Justen W_ fAotf i/m rnn "If you had stopped for gas at JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE, we wwuWn't "have"-run out of gas way out here!" We "WAX-WASH" cat a . . . Auto-Magically! From top to bottom with Cboldun's "Auto- Magic Car Wash." GUARANTEED not to. harm the wax on your car! f , JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE Corner of 120 & Richmond Rd. Phone 578 McHenry, HL The Farmers Trading Post OTr5U/UWVVVVVUM/VVVW)A'WWVVVIfVWVVftfeff R. M. FLEMING & SON eunMws NEW IDEA -- PAJPEC DEALER TRACTORS SALES 6 SERVICE A Complete Farm Implement Service. PHONE McHENRY S3 522 Waukegan Road HOGS WANTED -- All classes ^ and weight for highest net return. Monday "through Friday 8 a.m. to 1 p^n. Marengo Daily .Hog Market, phone Marengo 262. V 50-tf WANTED -- Down and crippled cattle at better cash prices. Orville Krohn, Woodstock. Phone 16&1-R-1, collect. *15-tf GEO. P. FREUND Authorized Dealer for SALES & SERVICE Farm Implements and Tractors Universal Milkers New Holland Farm Machinery PHONE McHENRY 420 501 Crystal Lake Road 1 ATTENTION FARMERS Need a tool shed, loafing barn, hog or poultry house? You can have a 12 sow portable hog house for $850.00. Sdve today on Doane designed low cost buildings. For • further information call or write Arnold May, Richmond, Illinois. Office 4381 - Res. 4744. 18-tf McHENRY COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. Ful-O-Pep Super (keens Pellets Extra Vitamin Boost For Your Layers. Sprinkle On Top Of Regular Mash. 2 to 4 Lbs. Per Day Per 100 Bir d^ PHONE McHENRY 129 528 Waukegan Road Dead Animal Removal WHEiLENG RENDERING WORKS BeXefMi* Keep a Clear OwMleBM Prompt Service, Day or Night Sundays and Holidays No help needed to load. Operating under State Inspection Made by Dept. of Agriculture. Highest cash prices paid. Phone Wheeling 3, collect. 46-tf FOR SALE--3 1st class heifers, 2 heifers are extra large, due to freshen from Jan. 8-17. All are blood tested and free from Bangs disease; also 32x21 double bowl sink, $5. Call after 5 p.m. week days or Saturday and Sunday. McHenry 1499. 35 McHENRY EQUIPMENT CO. ill SALES & SERVICE GtfS FREUND PHONE McHENRY 185 808 W. Elm St. (Basement) Blumhorst Trucking and Grain Service. Cora shelling, grain buying. Livestock. Local and long distance hauling. McHenry R'.R. 4. Fhoine, 777-W. * 16-tf THOSE WERE THE DAYS By ART BEEMAN NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH ^ R, IGWT IT MAD? WONDEKFUlif COULD LISTEN TO BEAUTIFUL MUSIC SVTHE HOUR/ DRIVING A POUND of URANIUM can produce as much enerqq as 2&o, oaa GALLONS OF 6AS0UNBI <S> GrRANDAtD Bvr MUSIC ALMOST By FRANK THOMAS M CO * HOSSFACE HANK YUP'-HE VMRAN6LER ON A RANCH OOWN TEXAS VMAY FRED STILL IL YEH..BUT HE AIN ER-HYAH. 1 Vs!OT YUH 1 I'M PACK IN SITS HIS HOSS^ FOOLIN' HKEAYOUN&7 ANVFELLER! r--r^BOOYJ ...HE RE ALU* SHOULD DOOT>f TO TELL FRED! DOIN ? THIS SADDLE TO SEND TO MY FATHER! GONNA h| r ' < RekucJ b, Svlth 'iNoisTRocrmie DemartsL N | ARE THE _ TALKERS / thundsb Is heard ( PaieaKeefc$ fa NEW MEXICO 50 to JO daqs each year// SONNY SOUTH Urv By COURTNEY (iKt ltyuoi\ -2nd cBn -toll a apod vtwouH -9*6* a bad one J) WHOPPER MAT DOES nr By AL SMiTll QUE BOSS "RETURNS UNEXPECTEDLY -HERE.WniTEy "PUT THESE IN vour pocket* "Boy'THE BOSS SURE SMOKES SWELL. "ROPES' 1 RURAL DELIVERY By AL SMITH WHAT TIME IS THE ^THERE IS No WHAT TIME ISTHEVTrtERE lS NO eastboumdtrain Jeastboohd >WELL, HOW BOOT NORTHBOUND TH* northbound) IS DUE AT AND THE rfS-lSANDTH5 THANKVbU? ALL RI6HT JED/ WESTBOUND TRAIN I GUESS IT'S SAFEFORVOU TRAIN, LA oy/ TRAIN? d TO CROSS TH TRACKS NOW! DUE? SOUTHBOUND TRAINS? SOUTHBOUND AT 9 47 ^ S LITTLE FARMEH I . . . . . ByKERN PEDERSON NHIAUAL PAIMIM REHEARSAL T0NI6HT FARMS 0KHE5T&A 4 fcrleutd by Sralm Scrvic* Dtmifnt. N OFF MAIN STREET By JOE DENNETT fSNOWS NO GOOD FER N0THIN ' SNOWS WELL, WE FOUND A USE FOR IT' SLEODiN By TOM OKA DEEMS WihtwJ hj Smith Scnk* Ohmiui. N. J. By BRAD ANDERSON GRANDPA'S BOY HEY MOM,' LOOK HOW HVUCH rve SINCE LA*T WEEK/ 0 Uncle If you've gott© say nasty things to a mule better do it to his face: * * • Waitin* for some gals to stop talkln' is like tryln' to find the end of a roller towel. • * * Tubby Tyler had a 'phone put in and now finds he ain't got no friends to talk to. • • • Adversity makes some men great while prosperity would have only made them rich. • • • After a feller holds her hand he's gotta use his head. • • • Sometimes we think the army of the Lord could use a little more ammunltloh. Jr. flinch says his praam* every night cause he ain't afraid in the daytime. • * • Yep, it takes more than r§ pretty face to make a maiv riage go. • feller can't liquidate his debts with a bottle and a jug. To have loved and lost may not be better but it's cheaper. * • • Some tellers shoulder responsibility. while others Just dodge. '•u • • • When TUbby Tyler gits that spiug look on his puss you fan bet he's got a dollar in Ms pocket. --REV. CHARLEY GRANT A-l-54 ACROSS 1. Lair 4. Employers 9. Vegetable 12. Be indebted 13. Pig pem 14. Sped 15. Instructors 17. A direction 18. In that plae* 19. Container* 20. Extremely 22. Part of to be 23. In addition 24. States 26. Rodent 27. Fresh 30. Country dwelling' 31. Fasten 32. Volcano 33. Highest note 34. ThJjrh of hog 35. Brick layer 36 Dirty 38. Drunkard 39. Us 40. Disparage! 42. Frolic 44. Weight ailOWiAC« 45. Alien 48. Poem 49. Trace 50. African antelop* 61. Beast of burden 62. Harbor* 63. Place DOWN 1. Speck 2. Female sheep 8. Trim 4. Theatre attendants 6. Metric measure 6. Ireland 7. Things, in taw 8. Steamship (abbr.) 9. Gifts 10. Comfort 11. Social insect* 16. Enchant 17. Armed conflict 19. Small bed 20. Secure 21. Egg shaped 23. M Je 25. Eradications 26. Edge 28. Enough (poetic) 29. Decrease 31. Companion 32. Consumed S4. Pronoun 35. Ideals 37. Mineral rack • 38. Small spar 40. Creek portico 41. Boys 42. Asterisk 43. Ova 45. Theatre sign 46. Compass point 47. Groove 49. Township (abbr.) • nmm o v a Solution