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?£?%• $ -^~afV •nr~-»sz Ws.x.s-yqii". " • . >'Sj -'.,?'. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tinney attended the golden wedding of Mr. |d Mrs. Frank Kelly at a recepin Perl's Hall, Cicero last Sunday. jGeorge McGrath and George, Jr. of Washington. D. C, visited friends here and attended "the Haugland-May wedding in Aurora lafct week. 0 •Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund entertained a gathering of relatives on Nov. 23. Guests for dinner were Mr. and Mrs. George P. Fteund, Mr. and Mrs. Charles wDchels, Mr. and Mrs. Tony W,illiams and Mr. arid Mrs. Paul Gerasch and Susie of McHenry. Catholic Youth Clubs of Spring Grove and Wonder Lake were entertained by the youth club of McHenry at St. Mary's hall on Friday night. A dance contest was held and winners were Tom Jessie" and Kathleen Sweeney in the jitter- bug class and Kathleen Sweenr ||v also copped the prize for the wailtz with Jerry Dring as her partner. There were also games for entertainment and a lunch was served. * Congratulations tp Mr. and Mrs. John Sheets on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. A gathering of thp family and a few relatives was held at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Charles Smith on Saturday night to help ^)em celebrate. Thanksgiving day guests in the Clarence i Miller honle were the Edward May family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and family. Tillie May, Mrs. Alice"Wagner and Mrs. Frances Shotliff. Refreshments were served by the hostess after bards. ^ Christian Mothers sodality held their regular meeting, cpi Thursday of last week at St. Peter's ^parish hall. Plans were discussed for a Christmas party which will be held on Dec. 19. It will be pot luck and a gift exchange. Santa, too will- make his appearance. After the meeting there were cards and bunco and prizes were awjarded the .winners. Refreshments were served. ' -- h -- J,«v « t-v * fcA- U iA* 1 SPICE MAKE BREAD A Early Mailing The full cooperation of the public is absolutely essential in handling Christmas mail efficiently. Postmasters everywhere are urging early mailing--before Dec. 1& £buld assure delivery and help to Stop last minute congestion. Besides regular hours from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. the Spring Grove post office will be open the noon hour and all day on Saturday Dec. 14 and 21. Linda Lange Married Nov. 28 To Ronald Murphy St. Peter's church at Spring «*ove was the scene of a very etty wedding on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 11 a.m. when Miss Linda Louise Lange, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lange of Fox Lake became the bride of Roland Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy of Winthrop Harbor. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Andrew Plesa. "ITie bride chose a gown of white embroidered net over bridal satin §id her finger tip veil was held in ace by a pearl covered crown. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and cascading pink roses. The couple was attended by Miss Martina Kattner as maid of honor and Melvin Rathunde as best man. Miss Kattner's gown, was of blue crystalette with matching accessories and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink flfrnations and roses. A reception was held in the parish hall at St. Peter's at 5:30 in the evening to approximately 150 guests. Clubs Meet Mrs. Jake Miller entertained members of her club at her home on Thursday afternoon, Nov. 21. Cards were played and prizes went to Mrs. Ben May, Mrs. Math qpmsgern, Mrs. William Britz, Mrs. Frank Tinney and Mrs. Miller. A lovely lunch was served after cards. Members of her club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Gillespie in Libertyville on Nov. 21 for an afternoon at cards. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lizzie Freund, Mrs. OTES FOR BUSINESSMEN POSTERS How to Profit from JOB PRINTING Posters can be of large |si ze for outdoor ase, or in smellier sizes for counters and walls. Either way, they ar£ excellent, low cost salesmen always ready to tell your story. Let us show you how they can bring greater sales «to ypu. Call us. ®^QUAiny PLAINDEALER McHENRY PHQNE 170 -v 102 N. Green Street - I ipson CHARLES F. CARPENTIER Secretary of State There are occasions when a1 motorist is forced to pull off of the highway. Tire troublfe, mechanical difficulties or an insect inside the vehicle are the most common causes which necessitate pulling out of traffic. ' If you are faced with this problem, first make sure that you give the motorists behind you warning of your intentions. Do not pull off suddenly and without signaling. When you have pulled off of the road, make sure that your vehicle is completely off the pave- Marie Antoinette must have had this Cinnamon Loaf in mind when she said "Let Them Eat Cake." It's a rich yeast-raised bread With a swirl of aromatic cinnamon all sugar coated. It's just die thing to serve thjnly sliced mdbatteifcd for a tea party, with fruit for dessert, but best of all, any time at all, toasted. CINNAMON LOAF ; 1 cup milk \/4 cup butter or mirgarine Vi cup sugar I teaspoon salt : 1 package or cake yeast,'active . dry or compressed Vt cup warm, opt hot water (lukewarm for compressed yeast) ' R egg, beaten 4 y2 cups sifted enriched flour Melted butter or margarine V2 cup sugar 1 tablespoon cinnamon Scald milk. Add butter or margarine, V4 cup sugar and salt. Cool to lukewarm. Sprinkle or crumble yeast into water (warm, not hot, water for active dry yeast;, lukewarm for compressed yeast). Stir until dissolved. Add lukewarm milk mixture. Add the egg, then half the flour. Beat until smooth. Add remaining flour. Turn dough onto a lightly floured board. Knead. Place dough in greased bowl. Brush top lightly with melted shortening. Cover with cloth. Let rise in warm place, free from draft,' until doubled in' bulk, about 45 minutes. Punch down and turn out on lightly floured board. Divide dough in half. Roll each half into an oblong about 8" x 10.'. Brush each lightly with melted butter or margarine. Mix together V2 cup sugar and the cinnamon. Sprinkle half of the mixture on each oblong of dough. Roll up each piece tightly crosswise as for jelly roll. Place in greased bread pans 8V2" x 4% x . Let rise in warm place, free from'draft, until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour.JSake at 350 degrees, about 40 minutes. Ice top while hot with *Plain Icing. Make* 2 loaves. *Plaim Icing--Combine V2 cup sifted cohfectioners' sugar with 2 teaspoons milk and Vb teaspoon vanilla extract and beat until smooth. # Super O Track # Switches # Diesels # Operating Cars # Operating i Culvert Unloading Station \ Culvert Loader Engine Transfer Table LIONEL TRAINS with MAMS-TRACTION' SEEING IS BELIEVING SO STOP INTO YOUR LIONEL HEADQUARTERS LEE s RAY PHONE 882 516 W. Main St. McHenry V.F.W. AUXILIARY • NEWS (by Florence Svoboda) The V.F.W. auxiliary to Fox River Post 4600 met on Monday, Nov. 25, at 8 p.m. at the dubhouse. . The regular business was transacted and reports read. It was decided to go in with the American Legion on the Christmas baskets and Gert Barbian asked for any toys in good conditio^ or toys able to. be repaired as a Boy Scout troop hap offered to put these toys in good working order. Iii addition, ;if you have any clean and repaired clothing--we would appreciate it for ^needy families. The anrtual auxiliary Christmai dinner party will be held Monday, Dec. 9, at 6:30 p.m. at the Club house. The auxiliary will furnish the turkey and we are all asked to bring a dish to pass. , The comtnittee works very hard to make this one of our outstanding social events and we sipcerely hope that all our. members will be on hand to enjoy this party. Marion Schoenholt? is chairman and rethinds us to bring a gift for the grab-bag and also a can of fruit or vegetables, etc., fbr the Christmas baskets. Larraine Murphy, blood donor chairman, reported that we can have all our mpmlier^ ^lood. typed at th£ clubhptise and we are making that a project for the first ofr the New Year. The entire club; has taken on a new look, from the beautiful entrance on through to the new rooms and fine new kitchen ad-., dition. Situated a£ we are in a beautiful park, we certainly can say with pride we have a very outstanding VFW home. The next party for Downey will be the Christmas party Wednesday, Dec. 11, and it was decided to give tlje canteen books again this year to all the boys in our ward. There will also be entertainment aijd'refreshments for them. Pauline Pries is in charge and those wishing to go please contact Pauline. ' . The meeting was rather lengthy but due to the cancelling of our Dec. 23. meeting there were many things to be taken care of and everyone participated in the meeting and made it qu^te interesting. : We will be looking forward to greeting you at the Christmas dinner Dec. 9. -I am finishing this column oi Thanksgiving night and I am t*ios£ thankful for being an American and for thfe privilege, to live in k land of such a bountiful harvest and also to be blessed with a very wonderful, happy, healthy familyj. I do hope your Thanksgiving was gt ood; too. ; ; Jo^n the McHenry State Bank Christmas Club. 29-tif jlllST STUDENTS WITH "B" AVERAGE FOR FIRST QUARTER Following is the list of high school, students, who received "B" averages for the first quarter of this year: Seniors Leona* Arndt, Mary Jane Bell, Sharon Bielecki, Patti Blake, Andrea Brennan, Frank Colomer, Dennis Conway, Charlene Crawley, Sue Daly, Patti Dixon, Mary Ann Granger, Gordon Johnson, Jim Justen,' Pauline Kalemba, Do® Krce, 'Jeanne Marion, Nancy O'Brien, George Peterson, Nancy Thornton and Bonnie Tomm. . Juniors ; Anita Beckenbaufeh, Kay Bucher, Harry By/ne, Donna Caley, Diane Cartan; Thomas Claybaugh, Dorothy Ann Cook, Jill Gustavson, Edward H&ack, Margie Havlatka, Grace Hiller, Bernard Klapperich, Eileen Knox, Elizabeth Kosup, Edith Lubke, Lois May, Patti McCracken, Thomas Olsen, Erna Rocket, Dorothy Schaefer, Joyce Schimke, Jacqueline Skidmore, Sharon Slove, Bernice Tushkowski. Carol Weingart and Lynn Wilkinson. Sophomores . Brian Baker, Bob Bruce, Ben Chilini, Nancy EisGhe'r, Jesse Freund, Darlene Friedle, Janet Gardner, John Gates, Alice Granger, Judy Gregory, Norma Holcom. Sue Heron, Henry Houck, Ronnie Howard, Betsy Kauss, VirgMa Kirk, Beatrice Karen Lombai'di. Mike ice May, Joyce May, ,Michae er, Kirkland Merley, David MIBar,': Roberta Neff, Barbara Schremtny,! George Vergara, Janice Wakitaeh,' Janet Wright and Nell Zimmef*' I tnan. Freshmen Pat Buckie, Tom Ballowe, Jaliice Charles, Tom Creighton, ley Dowell, Mary Dresdow, Robert" English, Roy Erickson, Joy Fairrfiild. Harold Foss. Ed Frett, Gary Freund, Judith Freund, Miriam Gies, June Glos, James Hansen, Joe Hefterman, Robert Jessup, David Kerr, Carol Liebach, Ardls May, Scotty Miller, Ed Reid > Thomas Reining, Mike Reese, Eddie Samen, Gretchen Sayler£ Philip Schneck, Betty Somp^fl, Mary Ann Sossong, Jackie Specht, Gerald- Stilling, Anne Sullivan, Dennis . Swedo, Beverly Thelen, Shirley Thornton and Elaine We^1' ber. ' . " • /'f; m * SCHOOL & % v % /-riit ^ ^ I£ you want what you want when you WANT IT. then WftNTADS are for "uou! mii^i ment before ^topping. And when you or your companions alight from your vehicle be certain that you do not get out on the traffio Bide of the road. Some motorists apparently forget that the hard pavement is for moving traffic. Anyone who is even -partly parked on the pavement is endangering his life and the lives of others. at •ha**"* 88* fllcffetiry SHOP NOW! Breeze through your Christmas shopping at BOLGER'S where you'll find a gay and glamorous array of gifts.. .every thing for everyone for Christmas. It's the easy.. .the economical. . .the enjoyable way to make short work of that Christmas list - SHOP NOW. 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