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§r P»g# Eight ' v\ Letters To Santa 5\V - : - T > ; ., - . v"V^' ; • •" ;. '! ">' ^ (Continued From Page 1) |have a small chimney so you bet- -ter come in the door. -L 1 "Brian Miller" "Dear Santa Claus: "My name is Danny and so far I've been a pretty good boy. I am 5 years old and would like you to bring me a gun and a fire engine truck and a ladder and some phonograph records, a boat and a airplane. "Danny Raeben" UP NINE WATERSHED GROUPS^ IN McHENRY AREA * SPEAKING OF CARDS <• tS Thursday. . December 5» 1957 ' vs: : 1 £&£• > McHENRY PLAIflfcEALER (Continued from Page 1) "Dear Santa Clause: "Gale is my name I am five years old I like to have a doll house a iron and ironing board I've been a good Girl most of the time. And I have a little brother his name is Dale. . he is 3. He would like to get cow boy hat and boots. "Santa we also would like overshoes. . ."Gale and Dale Kauke ."Rt. 5, McHenry" "Doll, buggy, stove, bake set, piano, sew. machine. "Candace Kobus" "Dear Santa Clause: "I am 5 years old and for Christmas I would like a: Football suit and a football, boxing gloves, striking bag, a tent, lantern, a play guitar and a drum, boats, baseball watch black board and super market store. Please bring what you can Santa and I will.be hanpv Don't forget rtiv mommy and daddy and my brother Tony and sister Genny Mae. I still have candy ready to give you when you arrive. "See you Christmas Santa. "Your friend, "Rose Ann Adams "Cookie" "Age 5" McHenry county group so that a Similar organization might be started in Lake county. During the evening, it was disclosed that at future meetings, members of the state department and county officials would be present to speak on the subject of pollution. As soon as the names of all committee members are made known to the Plaindealer office, they will be printed. -The next regular meeting will be, held Jan. 7. REVOKE LICENSES Secretary, of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced the revocation of the drivers' licenses of Bruce Crandall, Woodstock, three offenses; William H. Justen, Ridgefield, and Andy McGinnis, Spring Grove, driving while intoxicated; Harry Banas, Island Lake, three' offenses, and Myrule B. Barker. Ringwood, driving privileges, both suspensions. .. uv "Dear Santa: "I would like a drum and dart game with rubber tips, am 6. I like and accordian. "Dear Santa "How are you. I am a good girl. want, dear Santa Claus, a ballet doll and a stove and a tiny tear dotl. "Cindy Rae could get a duck what goes quack quack. I'm 5 years old and Cindy is one. "Kathy" "Dear Santa: "I am a girl 7 years old. My brother is 4 years old. Please bring me a doll and clothes, a bottone, a baking set and a doll layette. For Allen please bring him a gas station, plastic animals and some trucks. "Thank you Santa. Your friends , "Diane and Allen Jung" CHARGE YOUTHS WITH LARCENY. ROBBERY IN AREA mips on lraf f ic Safety CHARLES F. CARPENTIER Sccrctary of State Drivers should be particularly alert when behind a steering wheel during two periods of each day. A surrey reveals that there are two peak periods daily for fatal accidents. They, are between 5 and 9 P.M. and between 2 and 6 A.M. Statistics reveal that the late afternoon and early evening rush hours are especially dangerous during dark winter months. This is true for both motorists and pedestrians. Darkness, rain, sleet and enow are often added hazards which • take their toll. These same statistics reveal that these hours are nearly 50 per cent more dangerous during the winter months. Another warning sign is the fact that on week-ends during the winter, the accident rate is six times greater than the average of all other hours of the year. The fact that the morning rush traffic, between 7 and 10, does not rank aB dangerous a period as the others do is attributed to the fact that motorists are rested and the risibility is good. The high fatality jate during TAKE A CARD-ANY CARD AND *** Ued when It comes to doing card trlcfcst 5^ T^n a Card» a collection of ten card tricks based on simple anH hlrii"51^ ®di f em®ntary arithmetic. Send ten cents for mailing YorUT N Y Playing Cajds, Dept. W, 420 Lexington Avenue. New .h. 'M- •!'•*«> News About Our Servicemen (Continued From Pag® 1) are said to have suggested a side road where they could be given the beer. The youths drove on and were followed by Bykowski. In signing a complaint against them later, Bykowski is reported to have said the three young men, after obtaining the beer, searched him and when they were unable to find money, looked through the car, where they located $80. Bykowski learned the identity of the youths at the tavern where he purchased the beer and the arrest was made at the Ricker home. Each was held under $3,- 500 bond. O.E.S. News by Lillian Bossier early morning hours is caused mainly by drinking and drowBy drivers. Also, the light traffic on the streets during these hours invites unsafe speeds. A copy of the completely new "Rules of the Road" booklet will be sent to you free upon request. Write to CHARLES F. CARPENTIER, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.* Donald W. Veenhuis, seaman apprentice, USN, 17, son of Mrs. Ruth Adams of Rt. 4, McHenry, reported aboard the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Cabaniss field. Corpus Christi, Texas, recently. Veenhuis, who entered the naval service Aug. 5, 1957, in Chicago tranferred from the U. S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes. Prior to entering the Navy, Veenhuis attended McHenry high school. .TV.' T CHORAL CLUB PRESENTS ANNUAL HOLIDAY PROGRAM (Continued From Page 1) Blomgren; -"Silent Night" by Virginia Mroz; "Angels -We Have Heard on High" by ensemble; piano duet by Mary Ann Bolger and Ceiia Page. A Merry Christmas "All Around the Christmas Tree" by women's chorus; "Christmas Alphabet" by ensemble; "The Holly and the Ivy" and "Winter Wonderland" by women's chorus. ^ Holiday Beauty "Along Christmas Tree Lane" by Mary Tennert; "Anv01d Fashioned Christmas" by Mary Wegener; "Sleigh Bell Serenade" by Tom Russell and Dorothy Hollander; "Sleigh Ride" by ensemble; "Home for the Holidays" by chorus; piano solo by Ida Ann Quintan. * Holiday Fun "All Aboard for Santa Claus" by chorus; "Bring Back An Old Fashioned Christmas" by Ruth Barger, Betty Sarner and Florence Welter; "Cool Yule" by ensemble; "Are My Ears on Straight"*by Ann Cuda, Dan Malone and Mildred Thomas; "At the Santa Claus Parade" by quartet; "Whistlin', ,Otto" by Otto ~Pyrit2; "Barnyard Christmas" by Afthur Mueller. The chorus will conclude with "Glory to^God" and "Hallelujah Chorus", preceded by a solo, "Praise Ye Jehovah" by Celia Page. _• ^ .. | Accompanists for the club are • Mary Ann Bolger and Verna ISchlofner, with Ida Anrt Quinlan | returning from Chicago as guest ' accompanist for several selections. I --: ~ l HERE AND THERE " " IN BUSINESS " HOLD LAST RITES ON FRIDAY MORNING FOR McHENRY GIRL Services Will be held at 9:30 o'clock Friday morning from St. Mary's Catholic church for Patricia Ann Phannenstill, 15-yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Phannenstill, who died, Tuesday evening, pec, 3 at Dixon. She was born DeCy 21, 1941, in McHenry. • Besides her paints, she is survived by five sisters, one brother and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Phannenstill and Mrs. Laura Wiser. • THEf "JEEP-O" PLANE j Henry W., Cieslak, executive 'vice-president of Advance Air- I craft. Inc., is enthusiastic over a new "Jeep-O" plfine, an amphibious plane whicji can aid greatly in flooded areas with wings folded. It is a plane which can land in city streets and can even be driven home and stored in the garage. It was disclosed at the annual meeting held in Algonquin recently that during the week of Dec. 9; members would fly to Washington for an audience at the Pentagon. y CHARTER GRANTED Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has issued a charter to the McHeriry Personal Loan corporation at 105 Richmond Road,. Arnold J.,, Rauen, Charles M. Adams and LeRoy J. Welter, "for small money lending1 under the Small Loans Act of the state of Illinois and all other business reasonably Incidental thereto, iro-, .eluding the buying and selling of state, county, municipal and alt - other bonds, promisory notes, ac* counts, choses in action, fees aria j all other, evidences of: indebtedness." I ^ • Suffer Injuries In Auto-Wagon Accident • v --- j George Weeks of Wonder Lake ; suffered 'chest, knee and face in- ! juries as the result of an accident last week in which his auto ! struck the rear of a tractor-drawn wagon filled with k shelled corn. The crash took place three mile^; west of Woodstock on the Kish^ waukee blacktop road. According to deputies who investigated, the Weeks car skidded considerably before hitting the wagon. Fred Traub of Woodstock*, • operator of the tractor, escaped ^ with a few brUises. 1 TRAINING COURSE There will- be a worship and-* leadership training course a*' Ringwood for W.S.C.S. and W.S.G. officers on Friday, Dec. 6, from 9:30 to 4 o'clock. SHOP and Airman 3-c Richard A. Beahler has been confined to the U. S. Army hospital in New Jersey due to an acute liver infection. His possible term of hospitalization will be three weeks, after which he will return to his base. KODAK GIFTS SAY... Corner of Green & Elm Streets PHONE 80 McHenry, IK. FREE PARKING for Your Convenience at the Rear of Our Store I I | THEY'LL .SAVE CHRISTMAS FL'N FOR YEARS TO COME' MEAT DEPARTMENT QUALITY MEATS CUT TO YOUR SATISFACTION, GUARANTEEING THEIR FRESHNESS. BROWNI* BY POPULAR DEMAND WE ARE REPEATING OUR Fryer Sale 69 LEAN TRIMMED TENDER BEEF Tenderloins98 1 Kodak color-slide camera in complete flash outfit Everything needed for day-and-night snapshooting. New Brownie Starflash Camera that lakes Ektachrome color slides as well as black-and-white and Kodacolor snapshots. Built-in flasholder. Plus batteries, flashbulbs, Verichrome Pan Film, and full instructions. Great gift . . . great value I $9.95 Bolger's drugstore OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR | Ring Bologna 3 Rings for *1®® - 1 *•1 J Ik HICKORY SMOKED |* Summer Sausage! Individual Sizes 69 ea. 1 108 So. Green St. PHONE 40 McHenry, HL by Lillian Bossier On Tuesday, Nov. 26, we had our pot-luck supper at the hall for ourselves and members of our families. From all reports, I hear there was a wonderful showing and the food was delicious. I guess all of us who missed this affair really lost out on something nice. We had a nice erowd on the sidelines too. This must have made Gertrude feel nice because it was her last meeting. After Dee. 7, which is installation of new officers, Olga will be in charge. Let me remind you that our, • first meeting of the year comes just three days after installation, on Dec. 10. SANTA will be at MARK'S Sun. Dec 8th 12 to 3 PJML % ^Y\e<e \0° V.O-« vx«>9 V>°. »e^lC*oSo<»>.e^ S0<V , ,0 < >111^** I PRODUCE DEPARTMENT 1 EXTRA FANCY CALIF. ~! Lettuce 2 for 25' GOLDEN RIPE FANJXCUYI DUAAK&OUT1AA | Red I» Potatoes 1 10 - lbs. 39 GROCERY DEPARTMENT 1 kVve^® « ^ c <ve. ^ ** • Catsup 14 oz. Bottle CERTIFIED RED LABEL Peas -- 303 tins , White Kernel Corn -- 12 oz. tins Cream Style Corn -- 303 tins Cut Green Beans -- 303 tins Cut Wax Beans - 303 tins Whole or Sliced Beets -- 303 tins HILLS BROS. COFFEE 2 lb. Tin 1 | 1