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"fe ^ --n----' fi i i i i ii iii i 'j " > r««h hmr is (n holnn it thle oorvico Dm)tiMwhat Rrrmr.• VHHHBMHHB Pg-4-PLAINDEALER -Wed., Dec. 18, 1968 iSrft i •}, iMcsssc:?^ & 4.'t'•$ MMii Cij INEZ y6into 88M6R Each boy is asketl to bririg a 50 cents grab bag gift and after fun and games, they will be served cookies and hot chocolate which is being donated by the Cub Scout mothers. AREA CHILDREN & WILL MEET SANTA CLAUSSUNDAY - McHElfSRY PLAINDEALER Established 1875 8818 West Elm Street Phone 885-0110 McHenry, Illinois -- 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHfcnry/ Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Wi 19 6 8 SUSTAINING MEMBER Following a delicious dinner entertainment was furnished by EiROWNIE INVESTITURE x a very talented group of Juniors On Friday, Dec. 20theBrowftomMarian Central high school nies. will hold their Investi- The guitar-singing octet who tyre and He-dedication at the Just one more week to go and, call themselves the "Welcom- Kasprzyk home at 2505 Bitso many things to be done, ing Committee" perform under tersweet. Each girl is asked to Horns and Dads; don't get so the leadership of Chuck Gau- bring a 50 cent grab bag gift, busy that you forget to take the erand included in the group Deb- Parents are invited to attend children down to the entrance of bie Grennan, Eileen Condoh, the subdivision to see Santa Mike Bartos, Rita Brickley^ Da- Claus this Sunday. He will be ve Guzzardo, Bert Harrison there from 12 o'clock (noon), and Starr Bright. until 3 and will have a gift for It was at this occasion that each boy and girl who is under the can goods which Pack 458 12 years of age. He will be had collected was presented to taking last minute orders and the Ladies Auxiliary, which checking to see if they have been they will use in preparing food good or bad. baskets for the needy for the coming season. x CUB SCOUT NEWS The sound of angel voices will A very enjoyable evening was reign throughout Holiday Hills spent by Cubmaster Jack White on Friday night, Dec. 20, as our Den Mothers Helen Boettcher Cub Scouts go Christmas carand Marge Connell and the oiling once again. They will scouts' Roy Breede, Johnny leave from the Hughes home Emerson and Tommy Hughe's of on Tower drive at 6:30, Pack 458 as they were guests sing carols at every Cub Sc6ut of the Ladies Auxiliary of Fox residence and finish at the Mid- River Post 4600 at their annual lins home at which time thfcy Christmas party held at their will have their Pack Christmas hall on Monday night, Dec. 9. party. this service and see whai Brow nies are all about. WENDY'S NINTH BIRTHDlAY Wendy Young celebrated her .ninth birthday with a party for the following friends on Saturday, Dec. 7i Judy and Tern Abbink, Leslie Jende, Ruth Ann Strossner, GiGi Smith and Kim Walters. ilie Andes (4,400 miles long) is the longest mountain chain in the worlds ^ yl MEMBER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER A! 1 Year In McHenry and Lake County Subscription • • $7.50 1 Year $9.00 v Outside McHenry and Lake County STATE FARMERS AMONG S,000 AT AFB MEETING Farmers from many Illinois counties were among the estimated 5,000 in attendance at the 1968 annual meeting of the American Farm Bureau Federation in Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 9-12. Those from Illinois included the fourteen voting delegates and six alternates representing the Illinois Farm Bureau (all Illinois Agricultural association board members) as well as fifty-eight designated county Farm Bureau representatives from as many counties. Designated county Farm Bureau representatives at the national convention received special recognition at a Farm Bureau leadership luncheon Thursday noon, Dec. 12, on the closing day of the sessions. They will report on the convention to other Farm Bureau leader^ and members when they return home. There are 2,775 organised. county AFarm ^Bureaus in? the. United States and ninetyriirie county units Tn Illinois. #Key issues discussed at the Kansas City meeting included the future direction of farm policy, farm exports, farmer marketing-bargaining, and the need to cut government spending. Policies adopted by voting delegates from member state /FAMILY POT lUCK. BY HELEN HALE (i! Chopped frozen spinach is simple to prepare. Add salt, pepper, onion juice, and 3- ounces of cream cheese. Blend together and cook until tender. The flavor fillip of the tiny ' brown celery seed is available whole or as celery salt, which is a mixture of ground celery sefcd and table salt. Celery seed is one of the important pickling spices. It is excellent, too, in chowders and fish soups; in egg dishes; with sea food and salads of different kinds. Ground leftover meats or ready-to-serve meats'can be made more appealing with one-half cup chopped celery and one teaspoon prepared horseradish to one cup of the ground meat. Moisten with two or more tablespoons of mayonnaise. On buttered pumpernickel strips arrange whole Norway sardines. Garnish with a curled strip of smoked salmon and sprig of fresh dill. Refrigerate until ready to serve. „ Smallj pieces of £am Jeft over? Chip finely,' mix with . finely minced chives and cook' " withbeaten eggs. Hippo teeth were formerly used for dental ivory. Farm Bureaus at the convention will be presented shortly after the first of the year to the new Congress. DEADLINE FOR REFUNDS AND EXCHANGES ON CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE IS SATURDAY, JANUARY 4 AT 6 P.M; GREEN STREET MALL 121? N - McHenry Bring your children Visit.with Santa from your carl jf* •§ 10 a>m. to 3 D.m Rte. 120 8» RR Tracks McHenry WIN LIQUORS, Inc. 305 Virginia Street, Crystal Lake MONDAY THRU SATURDAY. SA.M. to 10 P.M. SUNDAY. 12 to 8 PM. PHONE 4514050 We Can Ndt Be Beat On Liquor Prices. Haram Walkers IMPERIAL fifth TEN HIGH Haram Walkers fifth KENTUCKY TAVERN Vagal. 86 Proof, 8 Yr. Old -- Regular $14.25 J. W. DANT 10 Year Old Charcoal Filtered -- $2.97 PARK & TILFORD 10 Yrm. Old Founder Choice ^ •2 79 Pebble Ford fifth $279 86.8 proof Club fifth $27' fifth -st YELLOW STONE 86 Proof, 6 Year Old VYgal. $8.49 Regular $14.25 M@©^N DAVID MAMiSCHEWBTZ udweiser , - XX Galliano- Benedktiir -B&B- Br--Hi 3" Bacardi 10 Yrs. OM Anci@ii 8 Yrs. Old -- Cham pi Whitehall Gin or full qt. Cordials J.W full qt. Italian § BRAN 8 Year Old CHAMPI Imported G ASBAC A man never has too many ties, and you can be sure that Regal ties will be appreciated. See our beautiful Christmas selection of the newest colors and patterns. Gift Wrapped Free $1 .50 to $3.50 WHITE'S 1214 N. Green, St tn s GREEN STREET MALL Shop McHenry, III. Imported from Mexico KAHLUA Coffee Liquer $£39 fifth S fr. Straight Bourbon ^ n Mattingly & Moore 5lioT7 llni' Fiathers or irienbrier •2 69 fifth Bottled & Distilled in Frankfort Kentucky 86 Proof $| Kentucky Sire fifth fullqt. $3.59 297 Imported--made by KAHLUA Black Russian $A97 fifth Parke & Tilford $£|29 Gin & Vodka full qt. V Straight Kentuckey Whiskey mm Stagg fullqt. # 10® proof $499 Alcohol fifth 1 One of our finest Imported Scotch's House of Peer Brandy Aristocrat Glm oi? Voolkc Carton Cigarettes $2.89 - Blatz Case 24-l2oz bottles Plus dep. FREE - FREE - FREE • FREE USE OF GLASSES AND CHAMPAGNE FOUNTAIN FOR WEDDINGS AND PARTIES WITH PURCHASE OF LIQUOR AT THE CARDINAL WE HAVE FREE ICE CUBES WITH LIQUOR PURCHASE s Mille $ 3 Case 24 12 oz. bfIs Diet Pepsi, Pepsi 8 Pak 16 oz. btl. 69* -12oz. fifth $3.39 Case of Ota -- f&97 Case 24 12 oz. bits. Canada Dry or Neni 24, l2oz btls case 24 BRANDY Case 12 oz. Wisconsin Club Heilman's Special Export 6 pals. T.A.B. Blafe, Old Milwaukee 6 pak cans Michelob V /