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.AS Wiurstfty, 29,1155 •i- -m rm MCHEMHY «JOWMSALER gli! m Lakeland Park - West Shore Beach I. WEST SHORE BEACH NEWS By Mary jbay ' We imagine most mothers get a shock when they realize their son is old enough to go to a freshman dance, but imagine the shock of Lyall Anderson when Dick looked down at her and said, "We are supposed to wear our mother's clothes." However, .with the help of some kind (apd large) neighbors, he got the feminine attire, complete with nylons. Our guess is that he and Tom Hanley are very happy they are boys and won't have to go through that again. Eileen and Judy Homo have joined the junior group of the American Legion auxiliary. The Chet Andersons went to Chicago last week to meet Chefs cousins, who are visiting from Sweden. Kelly Conway is bowling with the city league this season. ^ Vincent Day went into the hospital for an emergency appendectomy. All of his friends are very sorry for him, he went to Alexian Brothers hospital -- no female nurses. Gerry Johnson- is going into the Woodstock hospital this week for surgery. Our very best wishes and we hope to see you back real soon. Mrs. Ann Noble was a guest of the pinochle club last week. Even the ones who lost the most games had a good time -- I think. Birthday greetings to Lorraine Johnson, and oyr regrets that she didn't get her expected company on Wednesday. Scouts Our Cub Scouts made a fine showing at the pow-wow on Saturday night. Boy Scout Kenny Homo beat the drums for their Indian dances, Roy Cimiley, Walter Bieszczad and Jim Flisnik got their Bobcat pins. They also did a pretty good job on the hot dogs and soda pop afterward. LAKELAND PARK NEWS Jetta tGleeson -- Dorothy Uttich Welcome The members of the welcoming committee entertained the feminine newcomers of the community at a gathering in the home of Mrs. Bud Uttich on Thursday evening, Sept. 22. Among the newcomers were^ Mrs. Charles Kluk, Mrs. Robert Laursen, Miss Jeanne Neault, Miss Phyllis Koehler and Mrs. J. McEnery. The most fascinating game of the evening proved to be charades, when untold talent was discovered. Several other games were played, with Joan Krater winning first prize and Rose Kluk taking home the booby prize. Later in the evening, the newcomers had a chance to 'become better acquainted with some of their new neighbors while chatting over coffee and cake. Happy Birthday! To Jimmy Laursen. who celebrated his fifth birthday on Sunday, Sept. 25. -Friends and relatives came to help celebrate the occasion and also to see the Laursens' new home. To Cheryl Jones, who celebrated her fifth birthday at a party at school Wednesday, Sept. 24. Surprise packages were passed to her kindergarten friends. To Tomjny Uttich, who celebrated his first 'birthday Sept. 25. Sony to Hear Joe Cina became suddenly ill early Tuesday morning and was taken to the Highwood hospital. Best fishes for a speedy recovery, Joe. Happy to Hear Diane Humphreys, daughter of William Humphreys, will wed PVt. Donald Warrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johii Warrell of Chicago. The ceremony will be officiated by Rev. Corbett at the Methodist church on Main street at 8 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 3. A supper Will be served at the McHenry Country club for the immediate families * after the ceremony. Wedding sl\pwers were given by co-workers on Sept. 26 at the Country club .and by friends and former schoolmates on Sept. 29 in Chicago.. Mrs. R. McGouirt, Diane's grandmother, is here from Atlanta, Ga., to attend the ceremony. Attention Sportsmen A sports club is being formed which Will be open to all residents of any subdivision bordering on McCullom Lake. The first meeting of the organization committee of the club was held at the beachhouse in McCullom Lake Sunday,' Sept. 25. Many topics were discussed, among them being the seining of carp in the lalte and re-stocking it with game fish. Another meeting will be held Oct. 2 at 3 p.m. at the beachhouse. Election of officers will be ,he}d, so it is hoped that all members and prospective members will attend. For information on this club, call Larry Strandquist, 515 Shore Drive, telephone 1921. Congratulations To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- Auliff, who celebrated their twenty-ninth wedding anniversary at dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Boy Meineke Saturday, Sept. 24. To >fr. .and Mrs. Frank. Parisi, whb- celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary Thursday, Sept. 22. Confusion! Talk about new fathers getting excited! Art O'Gara announced to all who would listen that he and his wife, Sophie, were proud parents of a baby daughter. Later, he was announcing that they were proud parents of a baby boy. Upon further investigation, we found that messages from the hospital had been mixed and that the new SEARS ) HOMART H°ME /MODERNIZATION No Money Down Sears Roebuck & Co. GUTTERS - ROOFING - SIDING ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS and DOORS FOR FRipE ESTIMATES Can or Write FRANK GANS PHONE 1878-W 800 Riverside Dr. McHenry, M. SCHOOL DATS call for MORE MIIK Children going to school require even more wholesome milk every day. Now's the time to have your milk and other taste-tempting dairy foods delivered jresb ... from dairy to your doorstep. Call us today. Start the new school year with our Milk Delivery Service. You'll find it a timesaving, step-saving, gas-saving convenience on busy fall days ... and the year round. |MJckey the Milkman says -- , "Start having your ' milk DELIVERED now!" For Your Convenience We Deliver Two Half Gallons at Gallon Prices Fneund's Dairy, Inc. Route 31 Phone McHenry 195 %y2 MUeg North of McHenry Jj -- -- -- -- i -- =a----------Ma----•------S--aaaaJ arrival was really a bouncing baby boy, born Sept. 19 at Me* morial hospital in Woodstock. The O'Gara's have three other children. Congratulations to all. Coming and (Going Mrs. Marie Pail attended a formal dinner party in celebration of the fiftieth Wedding anniversary of her sister and brotherin- law^ Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Heyer, of Miami Beach, Fla., and Oak Park, 111. The party took place in the large ballroom of the Medinah Country club. Rev. James McEnery spent three days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. McEnery, in their ne\v home. Fr. McEnery is from St. John's parish in Muscoda, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Woods and daughter, Sus^n, from Milwaukee were guests of the Tom Gleesons Sunaay. ANNUAL FlifaifclAl. STATEMENT (Continued from Page 16) CORN on the cob is good. But corn off the cob . . . in chowder ... is terrific! When you've a cup of cooked corn in the refrigerator and a can of frozen cream of potato soup, you're set for a meal. A few I slices of bacon are finishing touches, j Country-Style Corn Chotvder j 2 bacon slices, diced 1 can (IV* cup.?)Jrozen condensed cream of potato soup 1 soup-can water- 1 cup cooTted whole kernel corn Cook bacon until crisp; pour off drippings; add potato soup and water to bacon; heat slowly until soup is thawed. Add corn; bring soup to a boil; serve. 4 servings. Big bowls of corn chowder, a platter with several kinds of cheeses and crackers, and a freshly mixed vegetable salad. That's a meal Worth whistling about! And whistles are Just what you'll hear when that man of yours gtets a glimpse of the supper-table. Pamper him a bit more with a luscious apple pie, warm from the oven, and topped with gobs of ice cream. The stage is set for a pleasant evening! fns Randall Josserand, Paint- . . ing . .156,60 McHenry sand & Gravel Co., Material .... 6.25 New [Equipment Arlington -Seating 'Obi, Desks and Chairs, Drayage 357.28 American Book Co., Books * 107.24 Laidlow Bros., inc., Books 152.32 Row, Peterson & Co., Books * 23.70 Ginn & Co., Books .... 267.90 Scott, Foreqian & Co., . > Books 169.43 World Book Co., , Books • 90.81 William James Bargen. Desks 5. 60.00 HOughton-Mifflin Co., Books , • • •••«>-. ' 19.44 Midwest Visual Eq. Co.* Fymstrips, Wall Cabinet ... 90.90 Turner Products, Floor • -'-i Machine .M 388.40 do. Supt. of schools,' ~ Books 1 '199.94 Beckley-Cardy Co., M&t£ and Pencil sharpeners*, Chalkboard 224.40 Gregory & Nieling, Typewriter t 49.00 The Economy Book Co»#;- Books 25.18 The Monroe Co., Tables ; & Table Truck 355.20 Creative Playthings, inc., ' j Kindergarten Equipment 130.05 Steffan Jewelry & Records, Records 9.08 Reuter's General Store, School Equipment .. . 52.08 Knipo Supply Co., Five Extinguisher 132.01 Fox Electric Co., Fire' I Alarm and Ext. Ltr% . 84.70 I New Grounds, Buildings And Alterations | Ivar Fredricksen, Parti- | tion in Old Biulding . 150.00 i Ivar Fredricksen, Payments on New build- 1 ing . 140,659.93 i Roy Swanson, Fencing . 20.00 j Wonder Lake guilders, | Supplies 24.13 | Vvcitals Hardware, ! Hardware . 1.90 j Reuter's Generga Store, I Supplies 11.74 I Mrs. Irene Benwell, j Down' Payment on j Property 10CL00 Attorney for Irene Benj well, Property 9 ^ Ekstrand, Shaw & West, Architects 2,185.43 C\ L. Wertz, Well- 6,845.00 j Total Disbursements .$211,801.79 ! C. R. PAGE j Treasurer i Subscribed slnd sworn to befofe j me this 16th day of September, I 1955. *' HELEN KNOX I (Seal) Notary Public Savings invested In Crystal Lake Savings and Loan earn -\i% plus Vi% extra. 28tf FOR TODAY'S BEST BUYS In Good USlD CARS Turn To The McHenry Plaindealer WANT ADS ON PAGE 6 n»n»rm HAVE YOUR DEBTS GOT YOU ON THE MERRY-GO-ROUND XOBBINP. _ ^ ro PAT Yw earn GET OUT OF DEBT H yo* really wart to. N RegardUft of how much yon •w#, yon can GROUP ALL YOUR DEBTS--without a loan--without signer*. C«ll Today--©•• Placo to Pay OAK PLAIN ADJUSTMENT CO q 182 E. Belvldere, Onrdakt Urk.: BA 3-4IU--If m an*.: 3-0353 M GAS PUMP THOUGHTS By: Ed Guettler Operating the GUETTLER'S CITtES SERVICE is enjoyable because you meet a lot of nice people aind they appreciate the services we have for their cars. Even the paradoxical customer \yho is so concerned about his health that he smokes nothing but filter tip cigarettes and wears rubbers in damp 'weaither is interesting when he whips out of here in his high powered automobile with faulty brakes and badly worn tires. < We meet them all here at Highway 31, McHenry, 111., and we'd like to meet you, too. . Phone 331 SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO COMMUTORS THERE ARE MANY KINDS OF o o o WISCO WINDOWS an DOOR! Guaranteed b Patent Not. - 2564 264 2564 265 Other Patents Pending. Wiaco Aluminum Corporation WISCO Products Are Better .gives yon » LIFETIME ALUMINUM CONTROLLED VENTILATION j?" "AU-rosmoN" AUTOMATIC JTOW FlNfiW-TI^OPtRATIOM DWtffillK PROTECTION THE ORIGINAL SELF-STORING TRIPLE TRACK EASE OF CLEANING EXKRT INSTALLATION F R E E ESTIMATES MO OBLIGATIONS • •• EASY PAYMENT TERMS ALEXANDER LUMBER Co. PHONE 1424 547 W. Main St. McHenry/111. WISCO WINDOWS and DOORS . . . product* of WISCO ALUMINUM CORPORATION See before you BUY! T Prices have been eut-fo-the-bone for our gigantic sellout sale of allxjarden supplies. Here's your chance to save money and still get the benefit of these supplies^ this year! Come d^rly while supplies last - This is if-1 When they are gone we will ' not stock these items again While they last! Reg. 98c Sieel LAWN RAKES . 59 each Only 2 Left ^ Reg. $8.95 3 Gal. Sprayers *489 Only 1 Left •Reg. $18.75 Lawn Mower '1395 Only 1 Left Reg. $7.35 IV2 Gal. Sprayer $419 Green & Red Vinyl PLASTIC HOSE 25 Ft. $ <| 2 5 Ifow, in time for fall leaves Kef. $3.95 LEAF MULCHERS Fits Any JEI.P.M. Power Mower $259 Reg. 59c Tavern Floor Wax Reg. $6.95 Hose Reel $ Reg. 1.98 Killer Kane Weed Killer ' §|39 SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL ACME GARDEN SUPPLIES! v 3 f o ,$1«® 5 4 w One Left Reg. $14.95 Wheel Barrow Large Tray - Rubber Tire Sell out Only $895 Only 3 Left Reg. $8.45 Garden Carts $559 Reg. $5.98 Reg. $4.9o Reg. $2.50 Plastic - Maroon - Campus Reg. $4 25 Plastic - Marooji Campus Reg. $3.3-1) Long Handle - Round Point Reg. $2.60 Reg. $3.95 - Rubber -• Black Glide GARDEN HOSE, 25 FT. $2.98 Reg. $6.95 - Fftibber - Black Glide GARDEN HOSE 50 FT $5.19 Reg. 98c Long Handle U-PAINT WEEDER 60c Reg. $3.25 SPADING FORK $2.29 $3.99 Reg. $3.39 RUBBISH d' $3.49 BURNER r 1 ~ -A $1.69 *|69 r $2£9 RED RUBBER $2.39 HOSE Reg. $6.00 50 FT $3.98 $1.79 Reg. $3.60 25 FT. $139 Reg. 89c each Trowel - Cultivator Transplanter - Fork 29* each or 4 for $lj00 Reg. $3.89 - 20 Gal. Garbage Cans *259 Reg. $2.19 Trouble Lite $• Reg. $5.95 ;J29 Toilet Steals • *359 * BACK ROOM SPECIALS -- Because of stores capacity we have set up the Back-Room to the rear of our store and have, all types of sprays and plant food and fertilizers at Low Cost Prices . . . ' ASK ANY OF OUR SALES PERSONNEL! PHONE 459 103 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENHY. ILL.