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iJUNDEALER • TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1978 WRAP UP CHRISTMAS WISHES HERE -V*. " .-/-••• #r ' v V..> A- toPthi09 to lU^ ^ * v4;' otf • . A / t .'k K\ Elegant Toppings in Better Sportswear When she opens the box, her eyes will sparkle with delight to see a beautiful blouse or sweater from Spiess. 1 Dolman sleeve banded collar blouse by Ship n Shore with placket front and shirred neckline. Blue, cinnabar, cream or black, 8-18, 24.00. 2. White or natural orlon acrylic shawl collar sweater with drawstring waist. By Rosanna, 36-42, 22.00. 3 Ship 'n Shore long sleeve blouse with stand-up collar and separate tie Soft qiana in blue, cinnabar, cream or black, 8-18, 22.00. BETTER SPORTSWEAR. ELGIN AND CRYSTAL LAKE Christmas B U D G E T P L A N no down payment • no carrying charge t-d, , Jdr , (eb I Mat 1979 Ate*. Main Floor Sportswear Holiday Blouses and Vest Pretty blouses and smart vest to make her Christmas merry Top to bottom: Banded collar blouse with embroidered detailing in cream or white By Judy Bond in sizes 8 1 8 , 22.00. White or cream blouse with modified shawl collar and string tie White or cream, 8-18, 20.00. BlacK, taupe or rose pointeile biouson vest in washable acrylic, S-M-L, 8.00. - MAIN FLOOR SPORTSWEAR ELGIN AND CRYSTAL LAKE Updated Blouses in Crepe de Chine by Pachouli Left Round collar blouse with raglan sleeves and 2 front pockets. Softly shirred neckline and full sleeve. In blue, beige, wine S-M-L, 25.00. Right: New shawl collar blouse with shirred bodice, narrow cufte- Coral, mauve, banana, S-M-L, 26.00. UPDATED SPORTSWEAR, ELGIN AND CRYSTAL LAKE 1 Dress Up Soft Sweaters Make Juniors Happy Top to bottom: Softly ruffled neckline adds glamour to an open, airy weave sweater with the look of mohair. Banded sleeves and bottom. Port or truffle by Sweater Teas, S-M-L, 32.00. Tritone sweater with lurex threads In pointelle stitch. By Organically Grown in S-M-L, holiday colors, 30.00. MISS ELGIN SHOP. ELGIN MISS CRYSTAL LAKE. CRYSTAL LAKE Hi J Y vVI T H LASH (jM YfJUK SPlf bS CHf 01 r I.ARD ELGIN FREE PARKING M.l.tC OiaKJf Twice Told Tales of FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files November 22. 1928) Dec. 3 promises to be an exciting t" »y in the Circuit court. That date has been set as the date for the first trial in the McHenry county investigations proceedings. The majority of the defendants asked for a change of venue and the same was granted by Judge Shur- tleff The judge stated that he was unable to say at this time what judge would preside in the change of venue cases. Congressman Frank Reid has taken up the matter of getting better mail service for the- people of McHenry, Ringwood, Richmond aiuf Hebron, following comp^inM that have come to him already from those towns and from the Woodstock Daily Sentinel. A change in ownership of the Central Market on Green street took place when George Schreiner purchased the business from Wallace Woodburn, who has conducted the market since he bought it from William Pries about two years ago. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 1. 1938) Leo Meyer suffered painful injuries when he fell from the roof on the Hubert Freund farm house. Meyer was on the roof with several other workmen in building a scaffold preparatory to erecting a new chimney, when he suddenly slipped, lost his balance and fell to the ground. Coach Dale of Woodstock led an inexperienced team of basketball players into Coach Reid's camping grounds and dropped a hair raiser to another inexperienced team from McHenry high. 29 to 27. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of November 26. 1953) Thanksgiving day, Nov 26. will be double reason for celebration for Rev Fr Walter Conway, CSC., and members of his family for on that day the McHenry priest observes his silver jubilee in the priesthood. He is believed to be the only living priest from St. Patrick's parish. In observance of the occasion open house will be held in the afternoon in St. Patrick's hall, when local folks are invited to call and renew old friendships. Mass will be sung that morning at 10:30 o'clock. „ A conditional sale of bonds was effected at a special meeting of the grade school board Twelve leading com­ panies were present and participated in the bidding. Fortunately for the community the bond market is very- favorable. The bid accepted will produce an average rate of 2.4 percent. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of November 25. 1968) The Council of Ad­ ministration of Marian Central Catholic high school, consisting of the pastor and lay representatives from each of the fourteen supporting parishes in McHenry county, voted to study Catholic education in McHenry county on elementary, secondary and Confraternity of Christine Doctrine levels, when they met for their monthly meeting Parishioners of St Mary's church have been agreeably surprised with the magnificence of the Resurrection shrine which was erected in early August in the grass high marker section of their cemetery This section was opened a year ago and it will provide for 1.200 burials John B (Jack) Hill of West Dundee, elected Nov 5 to his second term as Republican state representative from the 33rd district in Kane and McHenry counties was killed Nov 22 in a motorcycle ac­ cident on the grounds of his property Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek 385-3777 Charity Notes Gift From Haunted House In my last column 1 printed a story on the Heuer family and their haunted house for Halloween Many children came and visited the haunted house and left donations for the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Regional Center A letter of acknowledgement has been received from Milda M Dargis, M A., director of the SIDS Regional Center, noting the donations LAKE NEWS The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club held a successful craft and bake sale recently If you saw something and did not have the money with you, you can purchase this item at the Moose hall on Monday nights, from 7:30 to 10 p m WOMEN'S CLUB The Lakeland Park Women's club is going out for Christmas dinner on Thursday, Dec 14 Please remember to get your dues paid We are also asking that you pay before the four teenth If you were not at the November meeting, please call Shirley Koch or me The craft club is having its bazaar on Nov 25. which is this Saturday, so please run down and take a look at all the lovely items these ladies have made It will be held in the Market Place HAPPY HOLIDAY The Gacek family wishes everyone in our community a very happy Thanksgiving If you are traveling, please drive carefully This saying was recently told to me: "It's not who's right when an accident takes place it's who's left " Please take time to call with what you did for Thanksgiving If there is no news, then no column r© have a nice weekend. 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