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DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY - The combined wedding anniversaries of parents and son were observed recently at a dinner at the McHenry Country club. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hans of Long Grove and DeLand, Fl., celebrated their sixty-fifth wedding anniversary with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hans, who were observing their thirty-fifth. Martin Hans is 94 years old and retired. His wife is 83. Both are in good health. They have four children, Ms. Doris Dombrow, Long Grove, Mrs. Marguerite Campagna, Fowler, In., Robert of LaGrange and Harry of McHenry; sixteen grandchildren and eighteen great­ grandchildren. The Harry Hans have three children, Mrs. Judy Nicholls, Madison, Wi., Jim and Harry of McHenry, and two grandchildren. New Packaging For Bicentennial Coins The silver Bicentennial uncirculated coin sets are now available in new crimson and white gift packaging in time to celebrate the holidays and the close of the nation's 200th birth­ day year, Mrs. Mary Brooks, director of the Mint, has an­ nounced. "The Bicentennial silver uncirculated sets, featuring a scenic view of Independence Hall on the new packaging, are quality keepsakes for today - historical treasures for tomorrow," Mrs. Brooks said. "And they are the only current United States quarters, half dollars and dollars available in silver." These historically significant coins are dated 1776-1976. Their reverse designs are winning selections from a nation-wide competition and portray a colonial drummer on the Washington quarter, In; BIRTHS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kroening of Wonder Lake are the parents of a girl bom Novk 19. HOSPITAL NOTES McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital recently included Warren Hintz, Martha Rakas, Ottilie Semisch, Lucille Oeffling, Charles Wolf, Leonard Nelson, Eileen Sadler, Joseph Holz, Mary Thennes, William Durant, Jennie Sundt, Thomas Novak, Sarah Sindler, Virginia Bianchi, all of McHenry; Mary Martin, McKinley Jones, David Creighton, Wonder Lake; Albert Schmitt and Clyde Williams, Spring Grove. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, recently included Ronald DeLelio, Raymond Nikola, Kathleen Keating, Master Joseph Heinmilier, Clarice Freund, Edward Kloser, Emma Toepper, all of McHenry; William Fitzgerald, Irene Faxel, Wonder Lake. HARVARD HOSPITAL Darlene Haffner of McHenry and John Lucarz of Wonder Lake were admitted as patients to Harvard hospital recently. dependence Hall on the Ken­ nedy half dollar and the Liberty Bell and moon on the Eisenhower dollar. The United States Congress authorized the production of the special 40 percent silver coins emblematic of the Bicentennial of the American Revolution. Congress further instructed the Mint to make them readily available to as many people as possible. To help the Mint meet its legislated commitment, financial institutions in this country and around the globe are making the uncirculated Bicentennial silver coin sets easily available to their customers. Additionally, in a further departure from custom, the Bicentennial silver coin sets are available over-the-counter at Mint outlets at the Treasury Department in Washington, D.C., the U.S. Mint at Philadelphia and Denver and at the Old Mint in San Francisco. The Mint has produced the 45 million Bicentennial silver coins ordered by Congress in both proof and uncirculated condition and packaged them in three-piece sets. Through Dec. 31, all orders for the un­ circulated sets will be filled and delivered in the new holiday packaging. SAFETY-: SAMPLER %st year, more, than _ L@0fis€riou5 accidents occurred in or around barti- tubs o o o» . i < •>, W!i iVi; flWO* your tubas sup stant as pOSSl U I C O O O « ftlcVer^ouck electrical ^appliances whiie. i n - t h e . t u b o o o o /6>r further infer nation about bathtub safrt/, write U S Consumer "R-oducf 5crfetv Commission Washington, D.C. 2O207 or call 800-6 Mary/and resident* only Ca/I 800'MK'2937 Anniversary Reception The Rev. Arthur McKay of St. Paul's Episcopal church was pleasantly surprised Sunday, Nov. 21, when his parishioners honored the thirty-fourth anniversary of his ordination. The parish members of St. Paul's Episcopal church recently honored their pastor at a surprise reception c o m m e m o r a t i n g t h e anniversary of his ordination which took place at Trinity church in Aurora thirty-four years ago. The gathering took place following the Sunday service which saw a new baby baptized into the church and twenty young people take their first Holy Communion. Highlights of the "coffee" were a cake made by Mrs. Denny Koch and an ode written by her mother, Mrs. Eve Cordrey, which reads as follows. Principle must be above expediency if our politi­ cal system is to endure. * * * • It's surprising how much work our friends think we can, and should do. • * * * Inquiries may be made to Bureau of the Mint, 55 Mint Street, San Francisco, California 94175 Not knowing the answer is only half as hard as ad­ mitting not knowing it. * • * * We often wonder whether the politicians believe one-half the things they say. * * * * Non-essentials take up too much time in life but why be different from those about you? ODE TO FATHER McKAY 34 years ago - on this very day The Great Lord in heaven heard Arthur D. say - "I'll love you and serve you as best as I can Please help me and guide me to be a good man" The Lord nodded and smiled and said "I agree Arthur you are indeed a man for me!" So, Arthur McKay was sent on his way With God's blessing and promise that long ago day They both kept their word and worked hand in hand - To bring many people to God's promised land He preached there and there and then he came Here And St. Paul's, McHenry gave a loud cheer! For you council and guide and take pictures, too So, all of us say "Thanks Father McKay We love YOU!" REPLACE IT NOW! For safety's sake -- for comfort and appearance - check all windows and doors now and let us repair or replace. We reglaze in our shop or in your home ...with regular glass or new safety materials such as K-Lux Acrylic Plastics. McHENRY PAINT • GLASS & WALLPAPER PAGE 3 - PLA1NDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, J«7« JESUS HEALS THE BLIND And when Jesus departed thence, two blind men followed him, crying, and saying, Thou son of David, have mercy on us. And when he was come into the house, the blind men came to him: and Jesus saith unto them, Believe ye that I am able to do this? They said unto him, Yea, Lord. Then touched he their eyes, saying, According to your faith be it unto you. And their eyes were opened; and Jesus straitly charged them, saying, See that no man know it. St. Matthew 9: 27-30 3 4 I 1 W E L M M c H E N R Y 3 9 5 7 3 5 3 You can too! FOR A FREE BOOKLET CALL 385-0126 What you hear may change your life! | THE MCHSNRT PLAINDEALER Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street Phone 385-0170 McHenry. 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NOV. 27th • 11 AM to 3 PM '/' A k A\ f-H COME IN AND SAMPLE THE FOOD PREPARED IN THESE OVENS •MODEL 420 suggested retail price EXTRA ^ $49900 SAVINGS ON ALL LITTON MICROWAVE OVENS Model 989 ,v6 r > Other models from $299.00 The Ultimate Cooking Center: A MICROWAVE DOUBLE OVEN SMOOTH TOP RANGE Microwave oven includes Vari- Cook control for slow-cooked goodness at microwave speeds, 60-minute Micro-Timer digital control plus easy-clean acrylic interior and sealed-m ceramic shelf. Cooking surface features smooth ceramic cooktop that s easy to clean and doubles as convenient counter space when not in use. Lower oven has Auto­ matic Oven Control, Minute Timer, Time of Day Clock, closed-door smokeless broiling, Variable Temperature Control and self-cleaning system, drawer for utensils, fluorescent lamp, see-through glass door, four surface control indicator lights, oven indicator light and clean indicator light, and select switch A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILL HOLD YOUR PURCHASE TIL CHRISTMAS Model 420 LITTON MEMORY MATIC MICROWAVE OVEN Cook up the results you want w i t h L i t t o n M e m o r y m a t i c m i c r o w a v e program cooking Microwave oven features a solid state program cooking control, so ad­ vanced it changes microwave speed and time settings automatically. Yet so simple it cooks at the touch of a finger Defrosts, then roasts Or reheats then keeps warm. Any cooking combination you choose Advance touch-to-cook controls for easy, accurate setting. Lighted 99-minute digital display serves as a countdown timer and clearly indicates timer and power settings Separate Time. Memory Time and Vari-Cook touch con­ trols are also easy to set. Minute-Minder timer operates as a conventional timer and is also used to delay the start of cooking or to time the rest period after cooking Change/erase control lets you make corrections easily Easy cleaning with bright acrylic interior and sealed- in ceramic shelf Attractively styled rosewood enclosure Litton... changing the way America Cooks. CAREY Appliance SALES/SERVICE 1241 N. Green St. 385-5500 McHenry