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Cottage Cheese Cream Rich eesePolarin Or Pimento 2 • ctn. lb. loaf 49c 79e ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU FEB. 4th Page Etaret J6hnsburg FIREMEN KEPT BUSY IN ZERO TEMPERATURES Betty Hettermann The firemen of Station 2 were called out three times last week during the terrible cold spell to extinguish fires in nearby points. The John Seymowa home in Pistakee Highlands was one of their first calls when the wallboards caught fire as a result of using a blow torch to thaw out water pipes in the garage. Later in the day Tuesday, a grass fire in Pistakee Hills brought the men' out in the cold once again. In the very early hours of Wednesday morning line men of Station 2 received a call from a resident in Oakland subdivision of a nearby house fire. The men were assisted in fighting the blaze by the Mc~ Henry fire department. The unoccupied house was just about completely destroyed. Bowling Reminder Members of St. Agatha's court No. 777 will bowl once again next Wednesday afternoon at 1:15 at the local bowling alley. Any lady interested in bowling should be present on this day. The court members bowl every other Wednesday at 1:15. for Valentine's day which will be displayed at the Pink Lady Shoppe in McHenry. \ Those attending the desseyt luncheon were: Celia Blake, Isa JBraenne, Lilah Jordan, Mabel Martin and Mae Siadek, all of McHenry; Nellie Bergener and Esther Knapp of Johnsburg; Viola S chub Id, Marg Moreth and Lorraine Lindemann of Pistakee Highlands. Girl Scouts and Brownie News At one of their recent meetings held in the community club hall troop 408 discussed plans for a Valentine party and a bowling outing. Sandra Thomas served the refreshments at this meeting. Troop 408 appointed Lu Ann Smith as troop--chairman for the county fair at last week's meeting. The girls discussed what their project for the fair would be at this time. Troop 378 worked on their current project at last Tuesday's meeting in the public school cafeteria. AJgo-^ujider discussion were plam for their forthcoming ice skating party and their tour of the McHenry Post Office. Franci Klotz provided the cookie treat for the troop. Lilymoor Benefit Dinner Is Successful Shirley Sehuerr EV. 5-2645 The spaghetti dinner the Woman's auxiliary held Saturday, Jan. 21, was a success. If you didn't go you sure missed v good dinner. A. lot ox credit goes to the following women who worked so hard to make this a success. They are „ Sewing Guild Meets The Pink Lady sowing guild held its last meeting at the home of Marion Carlson in McHenry'. The group planned new and different things to make through the year. The ladies are currently planning aprons and gifts to be made Betty Schmitt, St. John's Home and School Association Last Monday evening fortyone persons were present at the regular meeting of St. John's home and school association meeting. Sister Angeline's room won the prize for having the most parents in attendance. Various needs of the school were brought up and approved during the course of this meeting. A nominating committee which consists of Diane Neiss and Madeline Johnston was appointed to find a new president by the March meeting. Father Anger was on hand at this time to speak and to discuss various subjects with the parents who were present." The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 27 at which time Dr. Griesbach will be the guest speaker. Arquiid the Town Joy Ann Hettermann spent "Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Chicago visiting her grandfather, John Dehn, and other relatives. Don and Betty Lou Dowe and daughter, Debbie, of Blooming ton spent last weekend visiting relatives here and in McHenry. Visiting Relatives Mrs. Arnold Michels and children were liappy to have Major and Mi's. Gerald Might and family of Rantoul and Mr. and Mrs. George Logsdon of Alvada, Ohio, spending a few days with them. They also visited Arnie who is still hospitalized as a result of a bad fall. Mrs. Ruth Yoting, chairman. Her co-workers were Marie Behrendt, Tena Bellino, Toni Ehredt, Ma Ferrara, Val Fradinardo, I^il Neumann, Pearle Stineman and Lil Wijas. Although these women worked hard, they still had a lot of fun Friday helping Ma Ferrara with the cooking of the sauce. A reminder that Monday, Feb, 6, is the monthly meeting of the auxiliary. Time, 8 p.m., place, the white schoolhouse. The hostesses for this meeting are Emma Gray. Mary Hollenbach and Alma Hueckstaedt. Reminder of Does The first half (or quarter) of your dues is now due. If you have not paid the dues yet, please send it to Val Fradinardo, Rt. No. 6, Box 1222. Or bring it to the next association meeting which is Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 8:30 p.m., at the white schoolhouse. Board of directors meeting for the association will be held. Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the white schoolhouse. Home from Hospital I am glad to report that Marge Polinski's daughter-inlaw, Ji;dy, returned home from the hospital Friday, Jan. 20. She is on the road to recovery. Much Better I am also happy to say that Pearle Stineman is feeling much better after her bout with the virus flu bug. oust 7?t<xden*i (fatten SEAT COVERS and CONVERTIBLE TOPS Original upholstery replaced Headliners installed • Door panels recovered recovered • Carpels (wool or robber) replaced Itym/Metc &ntventcilc windows replaced • We can install Zippers ««! r-placd • Tops restitched 1928 thni present ALL WORK DONE EXPERTS Junction Hwys. 14 & 31 - Crystal Lake, I1L Ph. c*i*M4S£-4120 - '-•«<- Open Mon., Thurs., Frl. til 9 Daily 9-6 P.M. On Sick List Connie Johnson is having a bout with the virus flu bug. No coffee for you Connie for, a little while longer. Get well and we'll all give you coffee. Accident Mrs. Anna Naughton and son. Michael, had an accident ^ Thursday, Jan. 19. Someone hit their car from the rear. For- f tunately no one was injured. Congratulations Go to Mr. and Mrs. Boxer on the birth of their young ones. Lady presented Tiger with eight wee ones Friday, Jan. 20. The population of Lilymoor is sure an the increase. Guests Mrs. Gruneke of Chicago has been visiting with her son and daughter-in-law. Herb and Marge Polinski, since Saturday, Jan. 21. RESCIND SUSPENSION Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier announced the Drivers License djyisiomof his offfcr !%#i*8M tmi suspension of the license of William A. Rogers, Algonquin. $3,000,000 MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE 6V4% INTEREST 3% CLOSING CHARGES & MORTGAGE INSURANCE If You Are On A Contract Or On A Mortgage And Desire To Remodel Your Home... We Can Obtain A New Mortgage For You And Consolidate AH Your Bills. 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