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PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12,1983 Remembering When In a letter from Bill Bacon, former McHenry native, to Leo Heimer, Bill explains how the well being drilled preceded the one recently published in the Plaindealer. Will Bacon, a noted water well driller in this area, is shown second from right, wearing a straw hat Bill explains in his letter that the horses which pulled the wagon also furnished the drilling power. Visit Our Boutique tses made while you wait! 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Chinese New Year Dim Sum and Chinese Fried Bread, Pork Filled Steamed Buns. By Sandy Young. Chinese New Year Egg Rolls. Filipino Lumpia. By Sandy Young. Celebrate Mardi Gras u* some Cajun Dishes Mushroom-Onion Soup Gratinee. Tossed Greens w/Proud Pop-Over Dressing. By Sandy Young. Mr. Lincoln's Mid-Western Favorites White Chicken Fricassee. Shaker Salad & Fried Apple Pies. By Sandy Young New England Lenten Supper Fresh Fish Chowder. Boston Brown Bread. Durgin Park's Indian Pudding. Cuisinart Demonstration No Charge Mexican Cuisine Presented by El Niagara Restaurant Pennsylvania Dutch Luncheon Individual Chicken Stoltzfus, Pa. Pepper Relish, Rosina Kuchen. Raisin Pie. By Sandy Young. Cuisinart Demonstration No Charge Easter Brbnch Southern Style Curried Chicken Rice Salad. Skillet Corn Muf­ fins. Orange Blueberry Melange'. By* Sandy Young Great Northwest Picnic Beef Salad. Cold Cucumber Soup. Fruits and Cheese. By Sandy Young. No reservations necessary. O Old Courthouse - On Woodstock's Square Daily 10-5; Friday 10-8; Sunday 12-4 CLIP 'At SAVE CUP 'N SAVE CUP 'N SAVE PRE-INVENTORY f Thursday thru Monday-January 13-17 Today's Sportswear 8.88-14.88 Blouses & Shirts Reg. 18.00-28.00. Solids & prints. 8-18. 11.88-14.88 Skirts. Reg. 22 00- 28.00. Wool blend solid & plaid. 8-18. ' 7.88-11.88 Slacks. Reg. 16.00-22.00. Knits & gabardine. 8-18. 8.88-14.88 Sweaters. Reg. "18.00- 30.00. Basic & novelty. SML 50% OFF Coordinates from Russ, Cos Cob & Fire Islander. Moderate Sportswear 11.88-16.88 Blouses Reg. 24.00- 36.00. Poly crepe de chine 8c poly/cotton. 8-18. 18.88 Slacks. Reg. 38.00-40.00. Gabardine, wool blends & corduroy. Basic & trouser styles. 8-18. 14.88-18.88 Skirts. Reg. 30.00- 40.00. Wool blends, solids & plaids. 8-18. 14.88-22.88 Sweaters. Reg. 30.00- 44.00.Cotton, acrylics, wools, basic & novelty styles. SML 50% OFF Coordinates from Campus Casuals, Pant Her, Villager, Aileen. Not all sizes & colors. Better Sportswear 50% OFF Separates & Coord­ inates from Liz Claiborne, Jones of New York& Porterhouse. Women's World 13.86-16.88 Blouses Reg. 26.00- 36.00. Basic & novelty5 styles. ~ 50% OFF Separates & Coord­ inates from Fire Islander Woman, Personal II & B.E. Concepts. Young Attitudes 7.88-16.88 Junior Blouses. Reg. 18.00-36.00. Jonathan Martin, , Pure Class, Try I. 5-13. 10.88^14.88 Junior Sweaters. Reg. 18.00-36.00. Famous maker. SML 10.88-21.88 Junior Pants. Reg. 24.00-36.00. Famous maker, fall & holiday colors. 3-13. Junior Dresses 14;88-27.88 Junior Dresses. Reg. 26.00-60.00. Assortment of fall & holiday styles. 5-13. Intimate Apparel 25% OFF Entire Stock of Givenchy Bras & Panties. 25% OFF All In-Stock Formfit Bras. Padded & unlined. Robes 29.99 Robes. Reg. 41.00-44.00. Long wrap & zipper styles. lingerie 3 for 6.00 Nylon Tricot Panties. Reg. 2.75. 1 12.99 Famous Name Bra Slips Reg. 19.00. White or beige. 18.99 Long Flannel Gowns by Lanz. Reg. 26.00. Hosiery 20% OFF Entire Stock of Knee-Hi's. Reg. 3.00-6.50. Famous brands. (1.20 Spiess Brand Panty Hose. Reg. 2.00. Sandal or Reinforced toe. 1.65 Control Top Panty Hose. Reg. 2.75. 3 sizes. Furs 299.00 Sectioned Fur Jackets ^ Reg. 400.00. Special group. S,M,L : ' 399.00-499.00 Small Group of Racoon, coyote & fox section­ ed Jackets. Reg. 650.00-700.00. 599.00 Scandia Fox Fur Jacket. Reg. 750.00-800.00. Better Coats 128.00-148.00 Full Length Down Coats. Reg. 180.00-220.00. SML 98.00-148.00 Missy Full Length Wool Coats. Reg. 150.00- 230.00. 50% OFF Designer Wool Coats Reg. 300.00-400.00. Many one- of-a-kind. 50% OFF Fur trim Wool Coats. Reg. 210.00-360.00. Priced to clear. 50% OFF All Fun Furs & Tissavel Minks. Reg. 230.00-350.00. Better Dresses 39.99 Group of Holiday & Resort Dresses. Reg. 60.00-90.00. Missy 8-16. 20.00-30.00 Final Clearance of Missy Fall Dresses Reg. 60 00- 90.00. Style Plus 50% OFF Half Size Dresses. Reg €0.00-95.00. Priced to clear. 12 1/2-24 1/2. Home & Town 20.00 Clearance of Home & Town Dresses. Reg. 38.00-48.00. Missy. 30.00 Final Clearance of Fall Dresses. Reg. 50.00-64.00. Missy. 10.00 Small Group of Clearance Dresses. Reg. 30.00-38.00. Junior Coats 38.00-48.00 All Remaining Junior' Jackets. Reg. 70.00-110.00. SML 50% OFF Junior Long Wool Coats. Reg. 120.00-130.00. 5-13. 78.00 Junior Quilted Full Length Coats. Reg. 110.00. SML Moderately Priced Coats 59.00 Pile Lined* Pant Coat. Reg 80.bp-90.00. 69.00 Full Length Storm Coats Reg. V|00.00-120.00. 8-18. 40.00-50.00 All Remaining White Stag Outerwear. Reg. 86.00- 120.00. SML Leather Goods 25%-40% OFF Fall Handbags. Reg. 25.00-100.00. Leathers & fabrics. , 7.88 Leather Trimmed Canvas Handbags. Reg. 16.00. Accessories 25%-40% OFF Belts. Reg. 9.00- 38.00. Regular 8c fashion stvles. 50% OFF Shawls & Vests. Reg 18.00-35.00i Clearanc^. 5.99 Driving Gloves Reg 10 00- 14.00. Special group. 20%-40% OFF Knit Berets, Scarves, Mittens 8c Gloves. Reg. 7.00- 12.00. Infants & Children )%-40% OFF infant Boys & Girls Playwear. Reg. 6.00-20.00. Slacks, overalls, knit tops. Assorted- 30%-40% OFF Toddler Playwear. Rgg. 6.50-20.00. Assorted. 3cflPoFF Girl's Playwear. Reg. 7.00-23.00. 4-6X. 50% OFF Boys Suits Reg 39 00- 50.00. 4-7. 40% OFF Boys Knit Shirts & Pants. Reg. 8.00-18.00. 50% OFF LeMutt & Fifi Stuffed Dogs. Reg. 7.00-16.00. 40% OF Entire Stock of Children's Outerwear. Reg. 28.00-91.00. Infant, toddler, 4-6X Girls 8c 4-7 bovs. Children's Lingerie 1.88 Children's Knee-Hi's. Reg 2.50-4.50. 10.88 All Remaining Stock of Jamablankets. Reg. 14 00- ) 18.00.- J 3.88 Carter's Boys Underwear T- Shirts. Reg. 5.25. 4-8. 3.88 Carter's Boys Underwear Briefs. Reg. 5.25-6.00. 448. 2.88 Carter's Girl's Underwear Vests. Reg. 4.50. 4-14. 2.88 Carter's Girl's Underwear Short Sleeve yest Reg. 4.65. 4-14. 2j88-3j88 Carter's Girl's Underwear Panties. Reg. 4.50-5.50. 4-14. 88$ Smurf Shoelaces Reg 2.00. Girl's Corner 30%-40% OFF All Remaining Stock of Girl's Winter Sports­ wear. Reg. 10.00-26.00. 7-14. 6.88-10.88 Knit & Velour Tops Reg. 10.00-18.00. SML 9.88-16.88 Slacks Reg 15.00- 26.00. Assorted colors, not all sizes. 40% OFF Entire Stock of Girl's Outerwear. Reg. 24.00-89.00. * Teen Shop 50% OFF Entire Stock of Remain­ ing Winter Merchandise. Reg. 12.00-30.00. 40% OFF Entire Stock of Teen Outerwear. Reg. 54.00-93.00. Boyswear 6.99 Knit Sport Shirt. Reg 9.00- 10.00. Crew neck. 7.99 Knit Sport Shirt Reg. 11.00- 12.00. Collar style. 33% OFF Caps 8c Gloves Reg. 3.00-6.50. 13.99 Sweaters. Reg. 20.00. Crew 8c V-neck styles. 8-16. 33% OFF Jackets. Reg. 29.00- 79.95. Assorted. 8-20. 7.99 Sport Shirts. Reg. 11.00-12.00. Patterns 8c stripres. Famous maker. Shoes Save Up to 50% During Our Semi- Annual Shoe Sale! Up To 50% OFF Women's Boots. Nc tow only 39.99-59.99 QQ Jewelry 30%-50% OFF Fashion 8c Tailored Jewelry. Reg. 5.00-25.00. Necklaces, pins, bracelets 8c earrings. CHARGE IT1 We welcome your Spiess Charge. Visa & MasterCarc Elgin Fountain Square Plaza (312 ) 741-4300. Crystal Point Mall (815) 455-4600 St Ctiarles Mall (312) 377-2570 r CLEARANCE Thursday thru Monday January 13-17 NO MERCHANDISE SHALL BE CARRIED OVER INTO ANOTHER SEASON is the absolute policy o* the>. | Jos^ph Spiess Company. Our merchandise is regular stock reduced to sell quickly to make room for j our fabulous new items. Therefore, further reductions take place until all merchandise is sold. We,s Joke pride in our policies of quality, value service and the latest and finest of fashion. * Men's Clothing 16.99 Haggar Slacks Reg 25.00- 30.00. Patterns. 21.99 Haggar Slacks. Reg 32.00- 35.00. Patterns. 89.90 Sport Coats. Reg. 120.00- 130.00. 119.90-149.90 Suits Reg. 175 00- 200.00. 33% OFF Outerwear. Reg. 85.00- 135.00. Men's Sportswear 16.99 Sweaters. Reg. 22.00-30.00. famous maker. 29.99 Ski .Sweaters. Reg. 40.00- 45.00. 12.99 Arrow Sport Shirts. Reg. 18.00. Young Men's Sportswear 33% OFF Outerwear Reg. 75.00- 130.00. Famous maker. 25% OFF Lee Jeans Reg 22 00 Men's Furnishings 12.99 Dress Shirts Reg 17.00- 18.00. Assorted famous makers. 6.99 Ties by Don Loper Reg 9 00 9.99 Silk Ties. Reg. 15.00 Assorted. 7.99 Leather Belts. Reg. 9.00- 12.00. Famous makers. 30-44. 19.99 Terry Shave Coats. Reg. 29.00.Colored trim. One Size. 3 for 6.25 Crew Socks.Reg. 2.75 6 for 10.99 Hanes Briefs Reg 3 for 7.19. 30-44 cotton 33% OFF Leather & Knit Gloves. ? Reg. 7.50-32.00. Toy Playce 4.88 Hop Along Hoopster by Tomy. Reg. 7.69. 4.88 The Orb by Parker Bros. Reg 6.99. 248 Zoids by Tomy. Reg. 3 49 6.88 Rubik's Revenge by Ideal Reg. 12.99. 99$ Wind Up Walking Smurfs by Galloob. Reg. 3.49. 13.88 Strawberry Shortcake Big Berry Trolley by Kenner. Reg. . 18.99. 3.88 Mattel's Blaze (Horse to fit Dazzle Dolls). Reg 5.99. 4.88 Knickerbocker 6" Annie Fashion Doll. Reg 6 99 Housewares 28.88 M. Kammerstein 2 Tier Wood Spice Rack. Reg. 40.00. 12 spices. 7.88 Lighted Hurricane Lamp.. Reg. 13.50. Red candle, metal base. Boxed. ' 50V OFF Assorted Copperplate Items. Reg. 1,0.00-24.95. By Old craft Industries. Cannister, cake plate, wine rack, mug •» rack, etc. 24.88 Dixie Wood Sewing Chest Reg. 36.00. Six compartments. 24.88 Mardi Gras FlatwareJrom Washington Forge Reg 40 00 Colored handles, two rivet construction. 14.88 Toscany 24 pc. Beverage Set, Reg. 20:00. Clear 8" old fashioned beverage 8c juice. to-, Gifts 50% OFF Silk Flowers. Rpg. 1.00- 4.00. 30% OFF Silver Chests by Nakem Reg. 70.00-200.00. 25%-50% OFF Selected giftware & Glassware. China/Glass 40% OFF Selected Atlantis Crystal. Reg. 190.00-200.00. Table Linens Elegant Damask Tablecloth by Lintex. Heavy weave, gold pattern on ecru. Limited supply. 52 X 68. Reg. 30.00 23.99 62 X 82. Reg. 48.00. . . . . . . 3 7 . 9 9 62 X 102. Reg. 56.00 43.99 68" Round. Reg. 44.00 34.99 Napkin. Reg. 4.50 2.99 50% OFF Appliance Covers. Reg 3.00-9.50. By Gindi. Toaster, blender, mixer etc. 1.88 Kitchen Towels. Reg 2.00- 3.50. First & second quality, dis­ continued patterns. 50% OFF Placemats. Reg. 2.75- 3.50. Fishnet or quilted vinyls. Wipe clean. 50% OFF Fabric Tablecloths. Reg. 12.00-25.00. Discontinued prints by Leacock, some with matching napkins & mats. Many colors. 1.99 Placemats. Reg. 3.50. Dis­ continued quilted fabrics by Bloomcraft. Blankets & Spreads 12.00 Quilted Coverlets>y Louis­ ville. Reg. 24.00-28.00. Ruffled, reversible, florals. 66 X 90 & 80 X 90. 50% OFF Decorator Pillows Reg 12.00-23.00. Selected styles, assorted colors. "Ultra Meteor" Blanket by North Star 100% acrylic fiberwoven with nylon binding. 66' X 90. Reg. 26.00 19.99 80 X 90. Reg. 34.00 26.99 90 X 90. Reg. 39.00 30.99 108 X 90. Reg. 45.00 35.00 8.00 Cannon & Beacon Blankets. Reg. 15.00-20.00. Closeouts, limited supply. Mostly 66 X 90 8c 72 X 90. Bed Linens Sheet Sets, Coordinated Pattern­ ed Percale. Sets include one flat, one fitted 8c pillowcases. First 8c second quality. Twin, if perfect 25.00 . . . . . 1 2 . 8 8 Full, if perfect 35.00 21.88 Queen, if perfect 45.00 . . . 2 9 . 8 8 King, if perfect 50.00 33.88 50% OFF Bed Pillows. Reg. 16.00- 20.00. Discontinued styles. "Serene" Fortrel, polyester fiberfill. Queen 8c king only. 9.99 Quilted Mattress Pads. Reg. 19.00-26.00. Odds 8c ends. Mostly kings 8c queens. 50% OFF Sheets. Reg. 8.00-24.00. Not sets, assorted patterns, brands, all sizes. Bath Towels 7.99 Bath Sheets. Reg. 16.00. First quality. 30 X 60. 100% cotton by Terrimondo. Assorted solids. "Royal Touch" Towel Ensemble by Cannon Royal Family Extra large 8c extra soft. Bqth. Reg(,16.00 10.99 Hand. Reg' 9.00.^ 6.99 Wash. Reg. 3.50 2.99 5.99 Bath Rugs. Reg. 12.00. Wash­ able nylon 8c polyester. Assort­ ed colors. 25% OFF Beach Towels Reg 8 00- 26.00. NFL, ET, Cathy etc. 25% OFF All Brass Bath Access­ ories. Reg. 10.00-27.00. By Allied. Soap dish, towel bar etc. Art/Needlework Elgin & Crystal Lake Only 199 Great Shapes Plastic Canvas Frames Reg 69c. Alphabet not inch ided. 50% OFF Art Frames for Framing. Reg. 3.25-7.50. 25% OFF Bernat Sportspun Reg. 1.80.3 ply acrylic. 50 gram ball. 25% OFF Big Bulky. Reg. 3.30.100 gram ball, 6 colors 25% OFF Bernat Berella 4 Solids. Reg. 2.50. 4 ply acrylic yarn. . 25% OFF Bernat Berella 4 Ombre Colors. Reg. 3.15. 4 ply acrylic yarn. 20% OFF Perma Press Pillow Case. Reg. 6.00. Assorted designs. 25% OFF Bucilla Picture Perfect Crewel Kitsr. Reg. 5.00! Budget Coats, Elgin Only 18.88-43.88 All Remaining Ski Jackets. Reg. 38.00-70.00. Nylon 8c poplin. Assorted styles. Broken sizes. 26.88-48.88 All Remaining Pant- coats. Reg. 54.00-72.00. Quilt­ ed, wool blends, pile lined. Assorted, broken sizes. 35.88-38.88 All Remaining Har­ vard of Hillsdale Pantcoats. Reg. 48.00-52.00. Missy 8c 1/2 sizes. Broken assortment. Budget Dresses, Elgin Only 12.88-27.88 Special Selection of Fall & Holiday Dresses Reg. 22.99-32.99. Junior, missy 8c 1/2 sizes. Budget Sports/Lingerie Elgin Only 5.88-13.88 All Remaining Holiday Sweaters. Reg. 10.99-25.99. Basic styles. Not all styles in all sizes. 9.88-16.88 Special Selection of Slacks. Reg. 13.99-29.99. basic 8c novelty styles. By Cricket Lane, etc. Junior 8c missy. 7.88-20.88 All Remaining Fall & I Holiday Coordinates by Cricket Lane, Queen Casuals & Glamour. Broken sizes. 7.88-13.88 Special Selection of Remaining Robes & Gowns. Reg. 13.99-25.99. Broken sizes. PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JAiNC'/iK* ic. Publish Student Article The following story was written by Jerry Lubben, a student at Harrison school, Wonder Lake, and appears in the January issue of Illinois History magazine: This is a publication for teens sponsored by the Illinois State Historical society. Civil War Drills and Skills At first glance, the line of marching troops with their shouldered muskets appears to be a Civil War regiment positioning themselves for battle. A closer look reveals the sneakered feet and young faces of the members of the Harrison Rifles Drill team. These junior high school students are not only learning about Illinois history during the Civil War, but actually living it. The student soliders are involved in a unique experience of drill, practice, and performance as a precision military unit. This nov^Drill team is based on the Illinois infantry regiments that fought in the Civil War. "I got the idea for the Drill team after seeing enactments of Civil War battles by reactivated regiments at an encampment in Lincoln, Illinois," said the Drill team's founder and advisor, Fred Reed. The students volunteer for the team and practice once a week after school. Team members have no previous drill knowledge. However, they are able to learn the most basic manual of arms routine, advancing to complex maneuvers. To add historic authenticity, Drill team members are equipped with homemade replicas of muskets. They wear jackets of Union blue, fight blue trousers, and lcepi caps similar to those of the Illinois Units. Bars of ranks, scarves, lanyard cords, and medals add final touches of realism. The only hints of modern dress are the shoes. Ranks for the student members range from second lieutenant to lieutenant colonel. Rankings are achieved for performance, attendance, and attitude. Mr. Reed is the commanding officer. Student squad leaders teach their squads the drills. The f irst drill learned is Parade drill, which is used to teach the troops basic formation for discipline. It is also used when the commander inspects the squad. Another, the Palm Arms drill, contains movements which insure that the line is kept straight and firm. It is also used to show off the efficiency of the unit before the commanding officer. The Staggered Line drill is used to move the regiment into battle line for a quick defensive position. Pivot the Line drill is utilized when the unit moves from the column to the line to meet the impact of an enemy charge. The last and mo6t important drill, Battle drill, teaches student soldiers how to advance and fire in a volley. If performed correctly, it gives a view of how an enemy would be dealt with in battle. The Harrison Rifles Drill team has had many opportunities to perform The first public performance was given for the audience of the 1981 Northeast Regional History Fair held at Harrison school. Next the team marched in the Wonder Lake Memorial day parade. In July the unit's members attended an all- day, old-fashioned community Fourth of July picnic at Harvard. The audience s enthusiastic applause expressed their interest and regard for the team's efforts.Other engagements include the McHenry high school homecoming, the Union memorial day encampment, and the Woodstock Daughters of the American Revolution February Conclave. The Harrison Rifles is a fine example of youth in action for both fun and education. The Civil war is now an event to be studied in the history books. Yet when the Harrison Rifles show their drills and skills, for a short time, the sacrifice of Illinois' troops is memorialized. 5: SUNNYSIDE AREA Betty Mess^r 344-2494 $ * I Invite Children To Story Hour Come to the Johnsburg District Library Pre-school Story Hour. Children ages three through five, not yet in kindergarten, are invited. There will be two story hours weekly, starting Monday, Jan. 24 or Thursday , Jan. 27 at 10 a.m. The session will last six weeks, and registration is necessary. ^ You may register in person or by telephone (344-0077) during the week of Jan. 17 through Jan. 22. There will be a limit of 15 children per session, so register early. Johnsburg District Library, 2404 Johnsburg wjad; hours Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.; Tuesday and Friday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. CONDOLENCES Condolences to the family of Edith "Penny" Ziolkowski, who passed away at her home Dec. 28. Penny resided at 1411 Channel Beach in Sunnyside. She is survived by her husband Leonard, a daughter, one grandson and her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Martin and two brothers. Funeral services were held Friday, Dec. 31, at St. Pattrick's Catholic church, Hartland, IL. Interment was in All Saints cemetery in DesPlaines. HOSPITAL NOTES Kate Eichhorn, wife of trustee, Andy Eichhorn, came home from the McHenry hospital this week after emergency surgery. Happy to report that Kate is doing fine and her friends and relatives wish her a continued speedy recovery. Art Kunkel of Riverview drive is in the hospital and recovering nicely. He hopes to be home this weekend. Art, who is 87 years "young" is an active octogenarian. Friends and neighbors wish him a speedy recovery. VILLAGE MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the village of Sunnyside was held Tuesdav. Jan. 4, and trustee Ken Schaei^r reported that Repco Developers, with whom he and village engineer, Don Fielding were to meet, did not keep the appointment. Ap­ parently there was a mi£oip~in the meeting place and anothW-wleeting was scheduled. Street signs that have been missing are in and will be installed as soon as possible. There was a discussion about hours for purchasing village vehicle stickers. Question arose as to whether or not Dennis boulevard is part of the village or county area. This matter is being«.• checked with the county. S The next regularly scheduled meeting of the village will be held Tuesday Jan. 18, at the village hall, 1 1515 Channel Bgach; time, 8 p.m. ^ VEHICLE STICKERS ! The deadline for purchase of village J vehicle stickers is little more than a 5 month away. If you do not have your " 1983 stickers please get them. All * cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc. i registered in the village must display ' the current sticker. For information ' call clerk Betty Messer, 385-6023. J ANNIVERSARY •: Celebrating an anniversary was * • Phillip and Kathleen Fleming of 4121"J Wilmot road. Their special day was J; Jan. 3. Congratulations and best. • wishes for many more happy years J together. BIRTHDAYS Celebrating birthdays were the • following: Don Gaylord, Jan. 1;>J Robert Kelso, Jan. 3; Val Patterson,, * Jan. 4; Dawn Heim, Jan. 11. Hope yoir! all had a happy day and have many. • more to come. I HAPPY NEW YEAR One-time resident of Pistakee ! Terrace, Joann Beitt called from.* Sarasota, Fla. to wish all her friends; \ back in Illinois a "Happy New Year". * Jo, who now resides in Florida, is> basking in sunshine, but was sur- * prised to hear Illinois is having a most * unusual winter. One with no snow. I Wonder when our good luck will run" out and old man winter wi}l pay us a " visit. ' * Building Permits CITY OF McHENRY December Francis H. Wirtz, 1508 N: Freund Ave., Shed. Jerome R. Ort, 5016 W. Elm Street, Alterations. Alexander Lumber Co., 909 N. Front St., Sign. Elgin Federal Savings, Orleans St., Temp. Sign. Clark Oil Co., 4811 W. Elm Street, Alterations. Kurt H. Lauer, 1600 N. Ramble Rd., Gr. Driveway. Bill Busch, 1311 N. Green St., Alterations. Triple E. Builders, 314 S. Broadway, Single Family Home. M-M Edward Janik, 903 Hampton Court, Single Family Home. Gary Lieder, 517 Kensington Dr., Fireplace. Paul A. Seekings, 3219 Skyway Drive, Siding. George4 P. Freund Implement, 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd., New Overhang. White Hen Pantry, 3808 W.Elm Street, Comm. Bus. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE ENDS JANUARY 29th WALLPAPER >4 SALE DISCOUNTS -\ UP TO 30% OUR FRIENDLY DECORATING SERVICE IS AVAILABLE 'CHARGE IT! We welcome your Spiess Charge. Visa & MasterCard Elgin Fountain Square Plaza (312) 741-4300 Crystal Point Mall (815) 455-3600 St. Charles Mall (312) 377-2570 oMcIJEnry Faint GLASS & WALLPAPER DAILY 7:45-5:30 FRIDAY TILL 8 SAT 8-5 3411 W. ELM, McHENRY 3S5-7353 PICTURE FRAMING-ARTIST SUPPLIES-MIRRORS i Mooirc/ PAINTS1