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TfcnM&r/MttelrSO. 198T IRE McHERRT PLHHDEALER PARADE THROUGH A.P AND SEE THE GAT DISPLAY OF FESTIVE FOODS! THEY'RE ~Wi/ F91 your Easter food basket with values that will make the day gayer--and bring extra joy to budgets, too. And for extrahappy values, get plenty of qualityfamous A&P Exdusives: fresh 'n' festive Jane Parker Baked, Foods, Ann Page Fine Foods, and ground fresh A&P premium* quality Go$ee. A&P FRESH GRADE "A* LARGE $\tt ALL WHHS 2 85 FRED SCHNEIDER Fred Schneider, 52, of Brandenburg; Lake, Big Hollow, died Saturday morning, March 25, in Lutheran General hospital, Park Ridge, following a lingering illness. The deceased was born in Chicago and formerly lived in Forest Park and El.nhurst. He was past deacon and member of the building comfiuttee of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church, Long Lake. Mr. Schneider was a commercial artist with John Wells & Associates in Chicago. _ Survivors include his wife, Evelyn; .his father-in-law, Albert Frank, of Big Hollow; four brothers, Frank of Bellwood. Walter of Winfield and Harry of Medinah, all in Illi- ®&is. and George of Hart, Mich. v The body was taken to Ringa & Sons chapel in Lake Villa. Services were held. Tuesday at A o'clock at Trinity Evangelical'Lutheran church wiih in- MARVEL VANtUA, % §®l STRAWBERRY & CHOCOLATE Cflo THIS EASTER, ENJOY COFFEE MILL FLAVOR fresh-ground flavor you carit get in a can! Bo'cfi In "the good old days," fresh-ground coffee w®s part of "homo made" aromas that teased folks awake hungry . . . hot biswits, buckwheat cakes, perhaps home-cured bacon frying. But always fresh-ground coffee . . . with big, fresh, wonderful Coffee Mill Flavor. You get that flavor today from wholebean A&P Coffees . . . custom-ground when you hay for your eoffeemakor. EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE 3 u. $465 BAG I MILD AND MELLOW LB. CTC 1 B£AG 57 RICH & FULL-BODIED 1-LB. BAG 3-LB. BAG SI VIGOROUS & WINEY MB. BAG 3-LB. BAG Red Circle II* I %1T I lokar OBITUARIES terment in Mount cemetery, Elmhurst. Emblem GEORGE W. JOHNSTON George W. Johnston, 85, who resided with a son, Alford S. Johnston, at 308 Grove street, McHenry, died at Barrington test home Saturday, March 25, where Ke had been ^.patient for six weeks. Mr. Johnston was born March 26, 1875, in Mount Vernon, Iowa, and had been A postal clerk in Chicago before his retirement twenty-two years ago. He is survived by the one son, Alford; two granddaughters; and one brother, Samuel, of Iowa. His wife, Grace, died eleven years ago. The body rested at the George Justen & Son funeral home before being taken Sunday to the Baxter chapel in Mount Vernon, Iowa. Funeral services were held there Tuesday, with interment in Mount Vernon cemetery. NEW EASY WAX" TO KILL WEEDS AS YOU FEED JOSEPH KOSTAN Joseph Kostan, 69,>a retired butcher who had resided for three years in Pistaqua Heights died unexpectedly of a heart attack at his home while raking leaves on Saturday, March 25. Neighbors saw him fall and rushed to assist him, but they were unable to revive him. He was pronounced dead by a physician thirty minutes later. He is survived by his wife, Olga. The body was taken to the George R. Justen & Sons funeral home and then transferred to the Machacek chapel at 2245 W. HuronA Chicago. Services were held Tuesday, with burial in St. Lucas cemetery. EMILY KOUBEK Mrs. Emily Koubek, 81, died Sunday morning, March 26, at her home at 7406 Oak street. Wonder Lake, where she had resided for the past eight years. Born Jan. 5. 1880, in Russia, she was a member of the C z e c h o s l o v a k i a S o c i e t y of America. Survivors include her husband, John; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur F. Miller of Wondei Lake; and two grandsons. The body rested at the George R. Justen & Sons funeral home until Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock, when Rev. Burton Schroeder officiated at last rites, with interment in Chapel Hill Gardens West in Elmhurst. sister, Mrs; L. G. Mayfield, anft brother, G. N. Calmer, stv* vive. GIVES CUSS A QUICK «0WTH PICK-UP. TOO! VMKES ©HY WEEDS wdal Helps (ran fill ia (to kin spthwWrt lb weeds esei H giew nus EVERY nn or «NMD-LIAFE1> LAW* (HON6MSSY) VE0 UTHIWILCHT MIUI. - - M •WMpNy (WMxmN 2S4HM6 WEEDS aad FEfDS UMStK MONEY-MOt MARANTIC m every baa kHenry Co. Farmers Co-Op Ass'n 523 W. Waukrgan Rd I w Phon» EV 5-0730 mmm MARY SCHF.RMANN Services were held earlier this month for Mary M. Schermann. who died in Columbus hospital in Chicago. For sixty five years, she found pleasant recreation semi-annually at her cottage on the Fox rwer in Woodl&wn Park. Throughout the many years they came to McHenry, the Schermann vfamily took interest in anything that would promote the welfare of the community. The deceased was the widow of the late former Alderman John Schermann of Chicago, who in 1924 was killed in nis home on the river here by a gas explosion, when the entire lovely home was totally des troyed. ALICE SMEDLEY Mrs. Alice Smedley of Oak Park, a resident of Wonder Lake for many years, died last week. Services were held last Thuisday morning in Chapel of McHenry, 111. Grace Episcopal church, with interment in Petersburg, 111. Her Jii&band, Marshall, a 111 Lu.-- tit * ELAINE SCHITELER A young Lakemoor woman, Mrs. Elaine Schueler, 34, of 210 Willow Lane, died unexpectedly on Saturday, March 25, at her home, where she had resided for eight years. Surviving are the widower, Henry C.; a son, Kenneth; her mother, Mrs. Mae DeCola, of Chicago; and a sister. The body was taken to the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home, and later removed to the Murphy chapel at 7600 W. Grand avenue, Elmwood Park, for last rites. <1 KEITH MeGTTftK Keith McGurk, twenty-threemonth- old'son of Mr. and Mrs. Loreh McGurk of the village - of Sunnyside, died Thursday, March 23, at McHemy hospltal, where he had been a patient for thirteen days. The child was born in April of 1959. Keith's brother, Kevin, died March 10 at the age of 3 years. The body was taken to the Reeves funeral home in Coal City for services on Saturday. LOUIS SCltROEDER Louis Albert Schroeder 6f Shore Hills, Wonder Lake, dl6d unexpectedly of a heart attack at his home Sunday, March 26. He was 75 years of age. Mr. Schroeder was born In Oconomowoc, Wis., Aug. 36, 1885, and came to this cotomunity in 1936. For tinariy years he worked ift county roads, and developed tile rosfd system in the Wonder LaKe community. More1 recently, lie had been employed as maintenance man at the Auto Lite in Woodstock. He is survived by his wife, Wilna j Trow Schroeder; one JJaughter, Mrs. Jessie Sevcik, of Woodstock; a step-brother, Frank Schroeder; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. A son, Kirk, preceded him in death last October. .... The body rested at the Peter M. Justen funeral home UntU Wednesday at 1 o'clock, Vfthen services were held at Nativtty L u t h e r a n c h u r c h , W o n d e r L a k e , w i t h R e v . B u r t o n Schroeder officiating. . Burial was in South Hebron cemetery, near Tryon's corners. AN ABRUPT DROP; Watef a half-mile deep within S tee* of the bank is a common ob* servation on Rocks of St. PSXA island, nearth® Azores^ .• .<m »jl ANN PAffi Fine Foods! flKII "-S: fine/6octr Toot Choke: AM :: PEACH, PMEiffH or APHC0T Pure Preserves * 29* _V Batra-big savings on a spasMissg sain p r e s e r v e s . 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