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mm b •VH , X *7.« 'J? "V -r-,A ' *N$im ' • * -' 4V -s * ' * Thursday. October 8, 195$ Pam Fhr® ftMMMNiMMMw M * 1 !• i I i i H i 111 »• M Gjrl Scouts v?v _ «|tf -. Troop i| <-;... ^*^Troop- 11, sponsored by Hie American Legion auxiliary, had elation of officers recently. Mary Lou DelMonte wag named president; Lynn Buckie, vicepresident and scribe; Carol Stritar, secretary; and Kathleen Hyatt, treasurer. They will hold next election in three months. At their second meeting on Monday, Oct. 5, the Girl Scouts who were out selling cookies dosed their sale and* took in the grand total of fCS. If thcr» arc any cookies or peanuts left over they will have a "street sale" the following Saturday. If so, I hope all of you will buy some cookies or peanuts. 0 The cookies are assorted sandwiches and the peanuts are shelled, salted, Spanish peanuts. Remember, you are helping your own eh^dren. Lynn Buckie, arriba Troop 4 fnrit Sept. 28 at St. Mary's hall. Future meetings will be on Tuesday. We drew up our laws and played games. 4 Troop 2 The meeting was called to order by our president, Judy Hans. The dues were collected by Nancy Fischer and she read the treasurer's report. We said the Girl Scout promise. We played gardes and then went home. COMING EVENTS • ; ijnM »•»<••! II I HI M Want Ads, like freedom, art Shirley ^Thornton, scribe rverybodv'. business. October 9-10 St. Patrick's Mother's White Elephant" Sale October 13 Joyce Eckstein, scrib^v Ringwood Home BUreau -- Mrs. Victor Milbrandt Residency Wonder Lake -- 1:30 p.m. Circle 1, W.S.C.S., Monthly Meeting -- Mrs. Norman Rggert Home ---- 1 p.m. 1 October li Adult Girl Scout MeetWg Legion Home -- 1 p.m. October 15 C D. of A. Public Party W.S.C.S, -- Guest Speake.- Marriage Licenses Williani C. Schimpf, Crystal Lake, aUdt Gloria Oliailoran, McHenry. ^ And Movie -- 1 O'clock Dessert Luncheon -- Community Methodist Church October IT Public Card *Party --- Sponsored By McHenry Chapter, No. 547, O.E.S. -- 8 p.m. -- Acacia Hall October M Concert By Boys Town Choir -- High School Gymnasium October SI R.N.A. County Convection -- V.F.W. Clubhouse October Z% Public Card Party -- 8 p.m. -- Sponsored By Altar And Rosary Sodality Of St. Patrick's Church -- Church Hall ;; October 23 Retreat For Teen-agers -- At. Patrick's Church -October 24 Carnival At Edgebrook School -- Sponsored By P. T. A. October 26 # Benefit Party Of C.O.F. * -- Legion Home -- Half Proceeds To M.T.R.A. October 27 ' Bazaar And Swiss 3ieak Dinner -- Women's Society of Christian Service Of McHoiry Community Methodist Church - - 1 p.m. -- Dinnef 5:30 to 7:30 pjn. --i- American Legion Home October 28 Hard Time Dance And Hallowe'en Party -- Sponsored By Johnsburg Community Club £giuel Football Banqost tpeosored By Kiwanls CI#: -*» 7:80 p.m. -- High School November 15 St Patrick's Feather Party Feather Party -- Sponsored By Johnsburg Community Club November 1? Bazaar And Bake Sal* -- Luncheon -- Legion Home -- Sponsored By Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid November 21 Dinner And Bazaar --. Masonic Lodge, McHenry --• Sponsored by Nativity Lutheran Church, Wonder Lake. Svbeeribe To The BIRTHS • • • • • • « • i Mr. and Mrs. George Meyer are the pan»nts of a daughter, born at the^ Woodstock hospital Oct. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Roy WWte an the parents of a daughter, born Sept. 30 at the Woodstock hospital. . A son was born at the Woodstock hospital cm Sept. $) to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Downs are the parents of a«son, born at the Woodstock boepital this week. •Y'M • t? - jr 'f YOUR FRIENDLY INDEPENDENT GROCER SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE - • * ~ W"Oo!Nj oj COOK *••• m t«j HEY KIDS 11 Enter Our Pumpkin Contest For Halloween *• a t.<$ GRAND PRIZE -- $10.00 V:Jr S SECdND PRIZE -- $ 2.50 THIRD PRIZE -- $ 2.00 Bring In Your Pumpkins Wednesday, Oct. 28 To Be Judg At 5 P.M FOR THE BEST CARVED PUMPK "WW n aw A BOOK a WEEK FREE FREE FREE For 24 Week* Fire Engine Ride Saturday, October 17th with each purchase of c Betty Crocker Cake Mixes, 11% BoxCS For 99 One Free Ticket With Each Box Purchased. Wi kwh tM-rifM i» Nmfl v» •a si i#mti A I HALLOWE EN PUMPKINS NOW ON SALE EACH HUNT'S Whole Unpeeled -- 2'$ Tin APRICOTS ;. DELMONTE Halves Bartlett -- SOS Tin PEARS. . . HUNT'S Purple -- 2 Vt Tin 2 f« 55* 2 <« 55c • • • • RAOOEDY ANN -- Seotions -- SOS Tin GRAPEFRUIT . RED LA'BEL -- SOS Tin TOMATOES . RAGGEDY ANN - Golden -- No. 2 Tin CANDIED YAMS 2 f°r 45c 2 i« 37* 2 25' . each COLLEGE INN 1S>4 O*. Tin 46 Oz. Tin TOMATO JUICE 2 f« 211 27c P1LLSBURY ft Lb. Bag 10 Lb. Bag 25 Lb. Bag FLOUR 47* 89' *1" ALL-SWEET -- 1 Lb. Carton With 15c Coupon MARGARINE « . . 2 fi. 39' KLEENEX FACIAL -- 200'* x '* "' TISSUE . . . 2 tor 251 MA BROWN -- 12 Oc. Glaae GRAPE JELLY . . . 21' SWIFTS -- 12 Ox. Jar PEANUT BUTTER . . 33' ARMOU R'S TREET12 «• ^43' ARMOUR'S Corned Beef -- 16 O*. Tin " • HASH . " Quality Meats Boneless Rolled VEAL ROAST Tender Juicy CUBE STEAKS 7* Shoulder VEAL CHOPS 491 Meaty SHOOT RIBS 25'- Rib STEAKS Boneless Pork SHOULDER BUTTS 59- Pan Ready Stewing Chickens 55» Boneless - Lean BEEF STEW 5* Pan Ready FRYERS 99* U.S. Choice Graded (while they last) Forequarter Beef 38* On Sale Thursday, Friday 8c Saturday Only Neck Bonoa PORK Rib Lamb:*;\; ;;; CHOPS Young Steer * LIVER Skinless WEINERS 1 Lb. OUo-Wraltt . BACON 15- w 4% 43- 5* rart' "V' r. nip FARM FRESH PRODUCE CALIFORNIA SUNKIST ORANGES 3 do, $100 GREEN CABBAGE 3 «» 10' YELLOW ONIONS 3 i» 10* Potatoes 100 lb. bag *245 On Sale Thursday, Friday & Saturday Only FANCY JONATHAN" APPLES™ 3 *. 25' FRESH SQUASH 3 i». 13( FROZEN FOODS BIBDSEYE BRAND 16 Or. Pk(. OCEAN PERCH . . . . 39* 10 OK. Pkg. PEAS . . 2 it 29' 10 Ox. Pkpf. . < STRAWBERRIES . . .. 4 f- 99' ALL POPULAR BRANDS REGULAR CIGAREnES <•4 per cartas