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The best way to stand tall is to keep on your toes VIKCilL R. SMITH Manager A. G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. M«mb«r New York >tock Exchange Phon« (815) 338-2550 Woodstock Exchange Building 231 Main Street Woodstock . Shop in a historic Christmas atmosphere... evenings til 9 p.m. and mid-day Sundays until Christmas. Woodstock HORSES BOARDED Pasture Box Stalls New Indoor Arena Daily Grain Turn Out Outside Riding Arena RAJA ACRES Serving McHenry Woodstock Area) Coll 815-648-4012 • •• •••••••* 11-1-tfl PET COLUMN Stocks, Bonds Other Investments, including Commodities A. G. Edwards & Sons. Inc. Invectment* Sine* It®7 Woodstock Exchange Building " Shrimp & Fish Special at a Seasonally Low Price s2.69 JON STOUT < HKISTMAS SALE PARTY \nias gifts jewelry, novelty. Dec '.rd 10am to bpm 2900 N Hickory McCullom Lake, follow signs 11 29 12 1c Wt'RLITZER SPINET Organ Model 4030. automatic rhythm, excellent condition :iKr> 11 29 12 lc ('(>RTABLE T V . color 1!« just like new also Color Con >ok T V 25' 4K21 W Crystal lAkeRoad 1129 12 1c LIKE NEW 2 Cooper '400' ->*now tires with wheels H78 15. *>0 tor pair $85 5901 11 29 12 lc MIDLAND 25 CHANNEL side hand base and 150 watt linear less than 1 >r old I sed 2 rnos Best offer {85-0924 After 4 30 1 1 29 12 lc 2 TIRES WITH RIMS .178 15 after 6pm J85 9016 1129 12 1c P A N A S O N I C S T E R E O SYSTEM baby toys, and mist- baby items Hi back bus seats, antique sink 6 and 12 ft flourescent lights. 20 ft oval rug 815 344 1692 11 29 12 1c DA\ ENPORT REASONABLE good condition, fireplace thermograte fuel saver 385 2829 11241129 ( ocktail ( oined T h e p o p u l a r c o c k t a i l d r i n k T o m ( o l l i n s . u . i s n a m e d a l t e r i 1 9 t h ' c e n t u r y b a r t e n d e r a t L i m m e r ' s ( I d H o u s e i n L o n d o n T h e b a r t e r r w a s f a m o u s f o r h i s g i n c l i n g s t a l l d r i n k s t h a t r e s e m ­ b l e t i i e C o l l i n s m i x t u r e o f ^ i n l e m o n , s u ^ a r a n d s o d a w a t e r M o s t F e a r e d H e a r t d i s e a s e k i l l s m o r e p e r ­ sons than an\ other illness in North America and Europe In the I nited States alone more than 750 000die from it annually For the first time at Long John Silver's you can get shrimp and fish in one meal. You get four tangy shrimp, our crispier fish fillet, golden fryes, cole slaw, and two hushpuppies.. .all for a seasonally low price. We give you lots of reasons to love us. Offer expires Dec 24, 1978 « . <*-•«, If* V rw . . w w m - cLong fylm Saver's SEAFOOD SHOPPES Route 120 by Rambler Road McHenry, Illinois RONALD J. THOMAS MARTIN I.. SMITH RICHARD P. SEXTON HOURS: 8:15 a.m. • 5 p.m. MONDAY FRIDAY / 9 a.m. • Noon. tturday a former church-they always give you such a „warm welcome. We went out for dinner a number of times and had all the family that's left about in for a meal, but the area of Norwood Park is changing. There are many Polish families. I sup­ pose as the blacks move into their areas they seek homes further out. There are also many city employees, required to live in the city limits, and as Norwood Park is the last of the good areas, they go there. It 's a nice time to sell property. We came home on a won­ derful air line. The Plaindealer won't let me name names (that's advertising"; but we came back in a plush plane with a fine meal, best meal I ever had on a plane That ought to give you an idea ., It took a little over two hours Our first plane trip to Miami was nearly six hours. .. That was thirty years ago As soon as something else happens that I think you would like to hear about. I'll write another note or two Till then blessings on McHenry and all those who live there Equal blame "Man can do no wrong." "Right. If there's a mis­ take made at home, it 's the wife's fault; and if there's one made at the office, it 's his secretary's." WHO KNOWS! JAMES HENRY PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2i. FOft KENT fOft SALE HOOMEY bright 2 bdrm apt , Wonder Lake, quiet at lake, private yard, Part of com­ mercial bldg Garage available $260 mo., security deposit and lease 815-653-9739 of 312-639-0534 11 -29-12-lc 2! BEDROOM HOUSE, stove & refrigerator, carpeted $300 mo . call after 6pm 653-9767 11-29-12-lc LARGE 2 bedrodm Executive type apartment, excellent location, no children, or pets References and security deposit required Must call between '9 & 10 pm» 312-381 2059 only responsible parties rjeed inquire li-10-tfc For Rent one bedroom 1st floor apartment, ideal location for senior citizens, security deposit and lease required $220 rhonth 815-38,^5324 1 r 29 rV'ANTED, homes for 4 pup­ pies. males and females, medium size breed 459-3638 11-29 WANTED PUPPIES 6-8 weeks old. good homes guaranteed also we buy Poodle or Schnauzer mixed pups 815-385- 7897 11-ltfc FOUND Black and Brown calico cat. female, short hair Found near McHenry Country Club 385- 12'27 11-29 FOl'ND. Grey and black stripped with white markings, male kitten. 4-6 mos old 344- 1531 11-29 HORSES SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE Wanted: responsible party to take over spinet piano £asy terms. Can be seen locally. Write: Credit Manager. P O Box 207. Carlyle. II. 62231 11-29-12-8C 6 MONTH OLD TAN GERMAN SHEPARD Black on face, black on tail Lost 11-24 728- ^>908 11 -29 LOST female dog. black lab, white paws, black collar In Huntley area route 47 & 176 HI5-923 4456 rew ard 11 29 PETS fOR SAlf German Shepherd puppies AKC registered Parents excellent temperment. vaccination, wormed, two males $75. each, one female $l(H) call Linda days 815-455-3011 or evenings K15-653 9700 11-29-12-8C \ N T E R I C A N S T A F KORDSHIRE TERRIER male pup 5 mos, red brindie, show pedigree 815-385-3415 1129-12 He A R C R e g i s t e r e d S c h n a u z e r puppies. 8 weeks old and ready to go $135 815-385-0462. 11-24- 12 lc Vdorable Pekeapoo s Also other small house dogs Call Schroeders 815 389-3589 South Beloit 11-9-12-21 STARROID am radio robots. Eyes light and pulsate to radio sound $12 95-Star Command Walkie Talkies $18.95 pr ; AM- FM clock radios $24 95 ; child's phonos $19 95 up Tones Electronics - Large inventory of stereos equipment for home and car, guitars, band in­ struments Low. low prices 385-4646 11-30 12-lc, For sale, green buriap draperies, floor length one set 18 ft wide, one set 12 ft wide $150 815 344 1725 11 29 12 lc LOWERY GENIE ORGAN, automatic. 1 finger chord and rhythms, including rock, country western and boogie- woogie. $1500 or best offer Will hold for Xmas 815-728 1029 After 4pm 11-29-12-lc KITCHEN SET old hand made baby cradle lady Schick floor model hair dryer, vanity, y drawer desk, gold living room chair. Snowco 3 wheeler frame, tires, and wheels $100 8 hp Briggs and Stratton gasoline motor. $75 . after 6pm 815-728 1029 11-29-12-lc 13 in steel belted radials snow tires. 1 season used $50 or best offer 385-5436 11-29 12-lc ARTIFICIAL GREEN XMAS TREE 7' ft with stand $30 385-8792 11-29-12-lc BASEMENT SALE. Antiques. New and used items, models, much misc Thursday thru Saturday 9-5. 7212 Algonquin. Wonder Lake 11 -29-12-lc SKIS ELAN SSL SLIDER. 180 CM 1 yr old $45 00 815-653-5326 11-29-12-lc Slate bed Fischer pool table, one year old. excellent con dition $700 or best offer 815-385 5797. 11-29-12-lC USED FRIGIDAIRE frost free refrigerator and Roper range both for $140 Round maple coffee table $30 dresser $10 385-7499 11-24-11-29 Like new 16x7 garage door complete with hardware Call after 6:30 pm 815-385-4010 11 ltfc New & used R R ties, bulk grass seed We deliver Woodstock Lawn & Farm Center 815 338-4200 11-ltfc D I S C O U N T W A . L L COVERINGS, liberal savings, paper vinyl, foils, flocks, fabrics. $1.99 and up for double roll. Plywood Minnesota. Woodstock 338-1440 11-24-12-lc CONN OkGAN 2^2 years old $1400.; electric band $600 Call after 4pm 815-344-1513. 11-24-12- 1 APPROX 200 NEW 8 ft 2x4's. $1 50 ea was going to build but cannot First come, first serve .385-6699 11-24-12-lc Sears 10 hp garden tractor with mower and 24" snow blade, chains, electric start, good condition $425 or best offer 815-385-0462 11-24-12-lc 1 SET.' 15 inch Buick rims. 2 sets 15 inch Ford rims. 2 sets 13 inch rims $12 00 a set Call after 6pm 385-8771 11 -29 6 DRAWER DRESSER w- mirror. $15.00 6 ft green Xmas tree w stand $10 00 385 7194 1 1 29 1967 Ford wagon. $150 runs good but needs work Motorola B&W $15 00 W orks Good 385- 8161 1129121c XMAS SPECIAL ORGAN Thomas 2001 $3650 firm 815 385-1955 Conn electric band $650. firm 1129 12 1c PORTABLE ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Like new Schwinn Paramount track bike w tools 1969 Pontiac 2 door, hardtop, good cond $100 653 %56 1129 121c Two space heaters; one wall furnace with blower two piece sectional has 12 pillows Call after 5pm 815-385-6674 11-29 12-lc DOl'BLE BED BOOKCASE headboard complete, good condition $75 . new Hoover scrubber and polisher $20 815 653-6287 WAREHOUSE SALE Christmas Specials Stoneware china crystal cookware. cutlery and Oneida P tableware Must clear out discontinued patterns. HERITAGE HOUSE HOUSEWARES 109 Newell Street Woodstock IL | 2 Days Only! Saturday. Dec 2 7 30 AM to 3 00 PM Sunday Dec 3 10 00 AM to 3 00 PM w n w •NIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIimillllllMIIIIUIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ESTATE LIQUIDATION SALE Friday & Saturday-December 1st & 2nd 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM 4814 W. Chesterfield Dr. Whispering Oaks - McHenry ENTIRE CONTENTS OF LOVELY NOME Large curved 3 piece sofa, settee, chairs, lamps, pictures, bedroom furniture, kit­ chen set, lawncare equipment, ladders, tools, loads of Xmas decorations, many other items. Take Crystal Lake-McHenry blacktop to the Marathon Gas Station, turn west and follow signs to the house. 459-0754 or JJ8-0JJ9 •lllHIIIHIIinillllHHIIIIIIIIHIHMHUIIIIHIHIHIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIUnilllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIII City Museums, Sports Present Special Treat SMILES (By Father William O. Hanner^ rector emeritus of Holy Comforter church. Episcopal, Kenilworth, a former McHenry resident now living in Florida). One of the Things that Makes Chicago Great Chicago is a great city, with manifold problems and some rare and special treats There are two major league baseball teams and other sports well represented There are perhaps twenty-five to fifty great . schools in or near the city There are beautiful parks and enormously * famous ar­ chitectural monuments plus some monstrosities. There are museums, galleries, and ex­ positions of all sort and kinds. Among these latter, the Chicago Art Institute holds one of the highest places in the nation; and thirther one fine day we bent our steps . The Pompeii display or ar facts, and models of that old city, was the main showing at the Institute while we were there The models we saw but the artifacts, shown in the Morton Wing, were much like the original Tut'ankh' a' men show recently touring the country , which we had seen on a previous visit We left that out in order to see the new ar­ chitectural additions. On the east toward Lake Michigan two new con­ temporary buildings have been added To the north is the Columbus Drive Auditorium Large roomy, with com­ fortable seats and excellent acoustics, it is a much needed convenience for the Institute's work i When I built St. Stephan's church 111 Miami, the plans were sent to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to be acousticised. In 1954 that cost us $500; but no one said I can't hear you') The other building to the east has as its main feature a reproduction of Chicago's original Trading Room for the Board of Trade It has a magnificent floor, balconies, lights and mirrors just as its sire had Dining, ever a problem at the Institute, lias been brought under some control by a cafeteria < al 1 new ) and a fine new restaurant These lie on the north of the eastern building On its south is the school of the Art Institute, a degree granting institution, now. for the first time, in permanent quarters built for it We roamed the new buildings and" the old. familiarizing ourselves with paintings, our old friends of other years and v i s i t s S t o p p i n g a t t h e photografic galleries we found an exposition of the local scenes of the 1920 s , I always enjoy the Art In stitute. of which I was a member for sixteen years, and its near neighbor the Field Museum where we are life members The president and director of the Field Museum Mr E Leland Webber, was a member of my congregation in Kenilworth and of our Vestry there It is another thriving, growing, show place of Chicago always full of school children on trips from near and far To the members of St Paul s church McHenry. I apologize for not coming out to a service I will excuse myself by saying St Albans.Norwood Park, was keeping the fiftieth anniversary of its present building 1 was on the Vestry when the second building to house the congregation was built, and that was fifty years ago. I was the celebrant of Holy Communion, which was quite an aftair. assisted by Fathers Gros of Sycamore, and Lehman of Mount Prospect, both former rectors who acted as deacon and subdeacort. We had incense and a sermon by the present rector. Father Hufford, who came to us from Waukegan. The writer of this article is the only parishoner of the parish ever to take holy orders As an aside: a great north shore parish once approached Rishop Burrill (I am told) and said they needed a new rector, the former rector having been called to other fields They informed the bishop they wanted an outstanding and able man. a fine preacher, "the best we can find!". Bishop Burreil, no slouch, is said to have asked; "Just how many fine and able priests have come from your parish in the last fifty years?" Of course there had been no one. This is called "Living off of Others". There was a good turnout I met many old friends and it was late when, after refreshments and visiting, we got back to Rose's sister's home. There is something about going back to 1. What tragedy occurred on November 22, 1963? 2. When is the first Sun­ day of Advent? 3. When was the first Post Office opened? 4. When did Adm. Byrd reach the South Pole? 5. Wh* first discovered the Mrth is round? 6;<|Who invented the pas­ senger elevator? 7. What is Ohio's motto? 8. What is the velocity of a moderate breeze? 9. Where is Pike's Peak located? 10.Where is Dartmouth College located? Aiswers Te Who KNOWS 1. John F. Kennedy was assassinated. 2 . December 3. 3. November 28. 1832. 4. November 29. 1929. 5. Aristotle. 6. Elisha G. Otis, 1857. 7. With God. All Things Are Possible. 8. Thirteen to eighteen miles per hour. 9. Colorado. 10.Hanover, N.H. FOR SALE PUNCH LINE LJ vA *>,