The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Page Ten THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 14, 1964 Johnsburg MAY CROWNING FEATURE OF LADY FORESTERS MEET Betty Hettermann The eighth grade Junior Foresters will participate in the May crowning at the Tuesday evening meeting of St. Agatha's court 777. This event will take place in the Community club hall on May 19. Serving on the committee for this evening will be Virginia Pitzen, Susie Hiller, Mary Therese Schneider, Donna Anderson, Rita Miller, Eileen Huff, Clarice Freund. Marilyn Smith, Vera Huemann and Marie Kruger. All lady Foresters are invited to participate at this meeting. Xn last week's list of new officers the names of the Junfor Directors were omitted. They are Catherine Dehn, Lou LeBay and Joan Haag. Of interest to Foresters families is the "party of fun" sponsored by the W. C. O. F. to be held on May 17 at Riverview. Each member will be given a free pass and tickets for six rides. If you are interested in taking your family out for a day of fun stop at Marie Oeffling's house. She has all the tickets. This outing includes our court and the surrounding area courts. Time is from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Good News For All Everyone is real happy to see Emitt Hansen home from the hospital and his old "chipper" self once again. Emitt is one swell fellow and we are all glad he is home again. Birthday Celebration For Guild Members When the Pink Ladies Sewing Guild of the Women's Auxiliary to the McHenry hospital met in the home of Marion Carlson last week, four members birthdays were celebrated. A huge, beautifully decorated cake honoring the natal days of the hostess, Marion, Lilah Jordan, Tillie Ahrens and Mildred Kennedy was served along with a tasty pot-luck luncheon. Among the seventeen members present from this area besides Tillie and Mildred was Esther Knapp. Games and prizes were the afternoon's highlight. Enjoys Short Jaunt Mrs. Judy Oeffling and her children took off for Elgin last Wednesday to visit her sister. While there they spent some interesting hours in the Elgin library. On Thursday the group traveled to Bensenville to visit another of Judy's sisters. They all spent an enjoyable time at the Brookfield Zoo. Also, on the day's agenda was Wilder Park and the Lazzardo Museum in Elmhurst along with the watching of planes taking off at O'Hare field. Frank picked his family up on Friday evening. The three day outing was young Frankie's First Holy Communion Day present from his family. I'm very sure he appreciated it too. A Note Of Sadness We all take this opportunity to express our sincere sympathies to the surviving members of the Joseph King family. Mr. King passed away last week in the McHenry hospital. He leaves a son and three daughters to mourn him. He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen, in November, 1963. Funeral services were conducted from St. John's church on Saturday with -inreni\ent in the church cemetery. Words cannot express our feelings for the family at this time. Rescue Squad Calls Within the last week our own Johnsburg Rescue Squad was called out twice to lend medical assistance; On May 4, thev were summoned to Pistakee Hills where a resident suffered a possible heart attack. The victim was taken to the McHenry hospital by the ""rescue squad ambulance. This was at 12.45 p.m. At 11:05 p.m. on May 7, a car hit a utility pole near the Pistakee golf course. The occupants were taken care of by the sheriff's patrol. The running count has now risen to 2,357. Legion Tournament The current Legion tournament got underway on May 3. St. Mary's played St. John's on the Johnsburg diamond last week and our team came out on top of a 5 to 3 score. St. John's will be in the final championship game on May 21. Enjoyable Mother's Day Marie Oeffling spent a very nice Mother's Day in the home of her daughter and family, the Ronnie Conways. Others present were Al, of course, Phil and Julie Oeffling, the Ed. Tonyan family, the Tom Oeffling family and Marty and Ginny Conway. They also celebrated little Danny Conway's third birthday. The entire group enjoyed eating dinner out of doors as long as the weather was so beautiful. Congratulations Corner Belated anniversary wishes to Fred and Louise Smith and Arnie and Clara Michels who share April 27 as their anniversary date. The foursome had a delightful time last Saturday by having dinner out. Happy birthday wishes to Joe Hettermann who will be "of age" (21 that is) on May 21. Fifteen years of "togetherness" is what Richard and Catherine Dehn will be celebrating on May 28. Come May 27 Ted Stilling will be 15 years old. Little Douglas Oeffling will be a big four years old on May 23. Best wishes to all our celebrants. Holy Name Elects New Officers New officers to serve the Holy Name society this next year will be: Milton Croasdale as president, Richard Dehn as vice-president, Dan Schmitt as secretary, Thomas Cahill as treasurer, Mike Schaefer and Al Oeffling as delegates. We wish the society continued success in their parish doings. Baseball In Full Swing The Johnsburg Tigers got off to a good start last Sunday by defeating the Dundee team. Be sure to include some of these Sunday afternoon games in your weekend schedule. You will enjoy it and the team will appreciate your rooting. Don't forget there will also be loads of softball in a very short time. We have two local teams play- NOW T RE K ATIONAL LAWN AND Gt Tbke the hand work out of yard work. Mow an acre of turf in only an hour. Clear walks and drives of drifted snow in minutes with blade or snow thrower. Handle every season's chorea faster and with less effort than ever before. Both (tractors feature three-speed, all-gear drive with footoperated automotive type friction engine clutch-no drive belts. *I\vo wheel brakes assure fast, safe stops. Other new features make the Cub Cadet tractors better buys than ever. GEO. P. FIL 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road Phone 385-0420 IHUBHATIOUAL 1 McHenry ing at the, VFW each Tuesday or Thursday evening. Also the youth of our town play some pretty good ball each week. So if baseball is your game, plan on seeing some of these games that are played almost in "your own backyard." . Open House Friday night. May 15, from 7- 9 p.m. the IVrra Colt a TMH School (Trainable Mentally Handicapped! is holding "Open House" This school takes care of the handicapped from. McHenry Couniy. Three children from Johnsburg were in attendance the past year. II will be worth anyones time to COIIK and see what "Special Education" can do for the retarded The school is localed at the top of Terra Colt a Hill, Route 31 anil Edgewood Road. Time and news have run out Bv Anne Ashley , (Persons who wish to have | help with specific problems j may write to Anne Ashley in, care of W. L. Gordon Fea- j tures, 9th floor, Resor building, 37 W. Seventh street, Cincinnati 2, Ohio, sending along a stamped self-addressed envelope.) Q. How can I remove surface cli::ol.nations from my ba thtlib? A. Fse a mixture of baking for 1 his \\."k. So I will closf for now hopim; you will right back here next week. Don't forget about those all inippuoriutai.nnt phone vc.a. ,l.l,s- that keep this column interesting.- I only • write the news you supply it. powder and peroxide, making a paste of these two ingredients and applying it to the discolored areas. After this has dried, wash i,t away, and the original luster should be restored. Incidentally, this treatment is also very good for brightening up the finish on your refrigerator. Q. How can I prevent washable garments from creasing mj easily later7 A. Be sure not te. dampen the clothes so much that it is diificult to iron them absolutely dry. If clothes are not ironed absolutely dry, they tend to crease and wrinkle easily after just one wearing. Q. What can I do if I have inadvertently gotten too much bluing into some of my wash? A. Just rinse the articles in clear water to which . you've added a little vinegar. Q. How can I make quicker and more efficient jobs of waxing wood and asphalt-tile floors? A. Pour the liquid wax into a small jar with several holes {lunched in its lid. You can thus make an easier and more uniform job of sprinkling the wax on the floor before smoothing it out evenly with your mop or applieator. Q. Is there anything at all I can do about bone or celluloid knitting needles that have broken? A. It is possible sometimes to get more life out of them. They are easily sharpened in a pencil sharpener, or with a knife, then smoothed down with an emery board. Q. How can I remove acid stains from fabrics? A. Dampen the spots, then cover with salts of wormwood, let this remain for a few minutes, then rub the stains with a dry cloth. Q. How can I preserve the natural color of knotty pine? A. By treating it with a 50- 50 mixture of turpentine and linseed oil. "A thorough treatment should be allowed to dry for two hours at least. Any excess may then be wiped off. Keep up the treatment, using a. good clean brush, until the wood no longer absorbs the mixture. Q. How can I protect a freshly wound hank of yarn from moths? A. If you'll wind your yarn on a mothball, the pests will be discouraged from using it as an eating treat. Q. How can I make windows and mirrors sparkle? A. Try using rubbing alcohol on them. First rub with a well saturated cloth, then polish off with paper toweling. Complete Line of Dairy Products -- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Phone 385-0195 or 385-0232 Km? C0RNW1TI1 eat IN THE meat BLADE CUT SOLD AS ROASTS ONLY BEEF RIB ROAST 5th and Supar- Rtght 6th Ribs Top Quality LB. No Neck Meat or Excess Fat or Gristle in "Super-Right"' Chuck Roasts-Priced Right, Too! The EAT in the MEAT is so apparent when you see these hearty "Super-Right" chuck roasts. Every one cut from corn-fed steer beef to A&P's strict quality standards -- and nary a strand of neck meat in the lot. We've nothing against neck meat mind you -- we sell neck meat as we feel it should be sold -- as stewing or boiling beef. But our chuck roasts are sold for roasting -- guaranteed to please or your money back. Try one this week -- at sale prices -- bet you'll be back... for more! The EAT in th« MEAT is guaranteed at AaP . . . e v e r y c h o p , r o a s t , steak or chicken you buy is sold with a money back pledge of satisfaction. All persons in your A&P meat department know this and they're as determined as we to give the best meat service in town. Swiff;: [Premium franks linn PinlFil P Skinless--Serve with Jane Parker Hot Dog Buns Cap'n John's--Frozen Pan Ready. Serve with A&P French Fries Cap'n John's--Frozen Ask Your Friendly Meat Man About Them If You Haven't Tried Them Yet EFresh Stewing ©hick Boneless Rib Eye Steak AAP Super-Right Top Quality. Pan Ready and Your Choice of 4 Lb. Siies and Up. Cut-L'p ... Lb 33c AlP's Super Right Top Quality Delmonico Cut ar Full of Tender Meat A&P's Super-Right Top Quality Selected from Corn fed Young Porkers L MEAT 1 whole lb. 29® d lb. *159 lb. 59< GUAI EED •0 0 CJD •B 0 QS B OS) R QQ J O I N I I $ I N O U R A PI A I D S T A M P S P E C T A C U L A R . . . Y E S n+; ;:+ m."41 \wi SH YOU cm ova 40 MimoN STAMPS owretoAS wuzftm »iss wttmr pmzts • en AND win- » MIUION PUMP STAMPS s r i n v a r s : r . . T s v . r , i " - . ' s : s r ; . . " . ? 3rdB\G VIEW! iss qd b QQ a ao • •* R mm s s s sspsrssI Bg ggs :s;s:;:s;s:;:s; ssi ss ss:: ss:::: ss: ss: sg: ss s ss s ss s ss: ss; ss: ss s s: s •QUQQtlOQN •• B •• a AO (j •• u CQ (J co <5 QQ U OO ii AO U a • B N 8V2-OZ. 7-ox. 1 Large W. it Tea 11® iistait Hill tiff®® % Price 3-OZ. A ft |0° p Bn c?v • n lac liX Fniif Irmfei ID flavors Trend Lit Kidneys in (ICON Giory Urgent Fresh • Tender • Florida Grown Sw«@ft Con Watermelons 2£~-99« 5 for Ajax Lipi Swiitfesri Wisk Liquii DEL DliTE F! DEL MONTE Si D ;H COTTAGE CHEESE LMJI Pineapple- Grapefruit Or Halves Your Choice Alfi Own Cream Rich Btm4 Largo or Small Curd A Special This Week at Alf Reg. 49c TJutt arrived at AAP 10c off label giant site hie.** A Jo ClOt*l \C2 \ I5< OFF with tho MHO AND MUIOW \ EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE 3-lb. Bog '1.98 Good Thru May 2nd in all AaP FOOO STODfS R»fl Prico Without Coupon 1 J Si Surf iitdfpnt / letergent Sandwich Babies Northern Tissues 15c Off Label 3-lb., 2-oz. giant size Active 49-ox. 10c Off Label box rvg. 100 s For Bathroom 4 ro|) Us? , 3c Off Deal Pk9- SAVE CASH AND PLAID STAMPS TOO! U N\\V M >^\ VWWOVW XJV S V THt^CfUAT ATLANTIC k PACIFIC UA COMPANY. INC^;^ jj/FAMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 10S9MT ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MAY 9, 1964 & Armstrong Floor lax DelseyToilet Tissue 2 27« ent *79* Rinso Blue ferge nt3',k^"79e Cubes 39c Punch 2 > - 7g *i*ostrt 39e "*Dstri TO SHOP AT A&PPUS © STAMPS 7001 STORE DAILY 9 TO % THUHS, & FHL 9 TO 9 3710 W. ELM STREET McHENRY. ILL.