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THE MCHENRY RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES MttNNAN CSMNB REPORTER WISHES EVERYONE HAPPY THANKSGIVING I'd like to take this opportunity to wish each and every one of you a very happy Thanksgiving. Let's take a few minutes on this day to give a Jew Words of thanks for all the things we have, and all too often take for granted. Do enjoy this day of thanks, but don't overindulge in food. Surprise Shower Mrs. Mary B a k e r was pleasantly surprised last Tuesday at a luncheon shower held in her honor at the home of June Oxtoby given by some of her friends. After a delicious lunch, Mary was presented with many very useful gifts for the baby-to-be, and even one for herself. Mary and Art are expecting their fourth child in mid-De- ^ember. Attending were, Mrs. Mary Butler, Mrs. Ortlieb, Mrs. Anton Wieser, Mrs. Flora Carr, Mrs. Russ Rassmussen, Alice Peet, Mrs. Walt Low, Mrs. Winston, Mrs. Leonard Ackerman, Mrs. J. P. Walkington, Mrs. ,,Anna Betts, Mrs. Dick Mal^ch, Mrs. Rog Bauer, Mrs. Urban Bauer, Mrs. Art Christopher, Mrs. Bud Octoby, Mrs. Jerry Tonyan, Mrs. Jim O'Hlleran and Mrs. Bob Brennan. It truly was a surprise, since Mary was under the impression she was attending a demonstration. What a pleasant surprise for Mary! Trophy Witters Patti and Dave Milled brought home two trophies a week ago, after the go-cart contest. This brings to a close the go-carting for this season, but they have expressed wishes to return more trophies to ^heir home next season. Congratulations, and good tuck next season. Has SteBitses^ratlart Mrs. C -ry Ktaas entertain-, ed a group of ladies in her home last Monday at a d e m o n s t r a t i o n . A t t e n d ! ng were Mrs. Buelah Karls of Richmond, Mrs. Roger Kunz and Joy Rychey of McHenry, Mrs. Pearl Leech of Island Lake and Mrs. Jeanette Hoffman of Wonder Lake. Card Clab Meets Hie Card Club met in the home of Mrs. Flora Carr on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mae Wiedrich was high scorer for the day, with Mrs. Ruby Shepard taking low. Home From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harrison have returned home after spending the past two weeks touring the southwest. They spent most of their time in Arizona, where they visited with Mrs. Laura V. Smith and her daughter and son-inlaw in Phoenix. Hot Dogs! On the serving list for Nov. 30, Bobbie Fossum and Alice Rhoades are scheduled to serve hot dogs, and on Dec. 7, Alice Rhoades and Bettie Winston will serve barbecues. More People Save at Marengo Federal Haa aajpfa®. #!s® In i3s§teaef feasif. Alsms9 Sa §s ore InvooVod bff and ICQof Memo®® . . . County's I leaa MAKE HSiGM SAWIGS HEADC .TERS AMD SSCilVE ABOVE AVHIA©! HAI»«<§§. p Qfj ora ora® Invosteorai? on ono-ytor cvfHkat* Marengo Federal SAVINfe an< LOAN ASSN. IGO. ILL ¥&. 811^68-7258 "SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1875" Special ©ayo Happy anniversary wishes to Pat and Tom Parsley, who celebrate 2 years of wedded bliss on Nov. 28. And happy birthday to Steve Harvey, who celebrates his birthday on the same day. It's number thirty-six for Harriet and Roy Bodd, who celebrate their thirty-sixth anniversary on Nov. 29. Congratulations and the very best wishes to you. Around Towa Mrs. Walt Low and her mother, Mrs. Dale "niomas of McHenry, called on Mr. Thomas, who has been a patient in St. Joseph's hospital in Elgin. He is scheduled to be released on Sunday. Mrs. Ruby Shepard was pleasantly surprised on Monday afternoon by Mrs. Alto Frazier, of Sacramento, Calif. It wis the first time in 40 years these two school chums had seen each other. Mrs. Agnes Schaeffer of McHenry was also a visitor. There was lots of reminiscing done by the three of them. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmitt of McHenry called on the Bob Brennans on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ackerman and family spent the weekend with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman, in Prentiss, Wis. Mrs. Ruby Shepard is spending from Thursday to Saturday with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ainger in Hebron. That's it for another week. Sure hope all have a very enjoyable day with the family and give thanks. See you next week? TURKEY TIME Thanksgiving time is turkey time. Turkey can afford a delicious feast if it's prepared properly. But, if it's not, the bird could cause real trouble. Yeas see,,... tux^eya * o m etimes cont&in ©' bacteria called Salmonella which -- if not destroyed in the cooking process -- can cause severe distress. Such symptoms as abdominal pain, diarrhea, fever, nausea and vomiting can appear anywhere from six to 48 hours after eating turkey infected with this bacteria. And, although these symptoms usually disappear after 72 hours, a victim can pass the infection on to others for weeks after. No one is immune to Salmonella infection. While it can strike every member of the family, however, children and older people are particularly vulnerable. To avoid Salomnella poisoning this Thanksgiving, take these precautions: Cook the giblets BEFORE putting them in the turkey' dressing. If bacteria is present in the giblets, it may not be destroyed during the roasting process. In fact,it could rapidly multiply. Don't dress your bird early and refrigerate it overnight. Chilling to preserve the dressed turkey only complicates the problem of bacterial growth during the baking process. When you pack the stuffing in the turkey, pack it lightly. That way you'll allow more room for heat to penetrate and cook your bird more thoroughly. b Refrigerate leftovers as soon as possible after dinner. Through its "Stars of Cheer" Christmas Campaign, the Salvation Army in the Chicago area will bring happiness to some 44,000 people who might otherwise be friendless and forgotten during this joyous season. IMEMOOI • LILVMOOR (SHIRLEY SCHUUKM 385-2046 VILLAGE APPOINTS DAN KINNERK AS POLICE OFFICER The Lakemoor village meeting was held Thursday, Nov. 10. At this meeting the village appointed as police officer Danny Kinnerk. The village has accepted the resignation of Mrs. Arvidson a special ' policewoman. There will be no crossing guard till further notice. Also the 1967 vehicle stickers and dog licenses are now available. If those who wish a special number on their vehicle sticker please contact the village clerk Pat Morrisr on within the next two weeks for it. In order to purchase your dog license you must show the dog's current rabies certificate. Christmas Bazaar The dates have been changed on the Woman's auxiliary's Christmas bazaar. It "has- teen changed to Saturday, Dec., ?, and Sunday, Dec. 4. It will/ be held at Justen's furniture store on Green street. If the workers haven't turned their items over to the Chairman Alma Hueckstaedt please do so by this coming Monday, Nov. 28. AH items and white elephants should be to Alma - by Monday so the pricing committee can price nil articles. Ladien League Held their nickel social Wednesday, Nov. 16. Winners o| bunco were Eunice Tobey. Florence Mix, Viola Arbogast and Lu Gravenstuk. Booby went to Sophie Paterson. It was Lu Gravenstuk's lucky night, she went home with several prizes. Home • . I am happy to report that Dorothy Krien is now home from the hospital. Dan Meyer is now home from the hospital. He will be home for a week before returning to work. Welcome home Dorothy and Dan. • Birthday Greetings go to Diune Fuliler. Diane will be celebrating h e r b i g d a y a l o n g w i t h Thanksgiving, tomorrow, the twenty-fourth. Many h&ppy r<»- turns Diane. • Bark From Flailing Squib Morrison - returned home after spending a week's vacation fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. Hope you caught a lot of them. Squib. • T.V. Stars Master Donald Vornkahl and his mother. Marion, were T.V. stars Friday, Nov. 11. After waiting for a couple of years for tickets they finally got to be on Bozo's Circus. They had a very nice time seeing all that goes on at the circus. Read The Classif ieds TEN LICENSES SUSPENDED FOR COUNTY DRIVERS The licenses of ten drivers in the county have been susl> ended as follows: Roger L. Benson of 4918 K. Wonder Lake. Harry W. Braun of R1. 1, Hebron. Lawrence H. Brinkman of Harvard, David L. Crain of Woodstock, Lawrence Genrele of Lake-in-thr- Hills. Larry Lee of Marengo. Gary F. Leanna of Crystal Luke. Thomas N. McGowen 4 of Barrington, Bruce M. Toussaint and Michael G. Williams of Algonquin, all for Ihree violations. Probationary permits have been issued to Thomas R. * Czaja of Algonquin and Thomas L. Perska of Spring Grove. FOOD CENTERS Centsational Specials for Friday £ Saturday I SAVE OVER THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND AT PIGGLY WIGGLY! 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