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McHenry Plaindealer 170 - 171 (? j jPubHshetf every Thursday at McJffenry, m.t by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. MCHS, NEWS liy Dave Fantas $ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm' Vocal Department Perform At Woman's Club On Friday, March 14, mem- IO N AI IDITOt IAI: of the chorus who partici- .r- dQm1 pated in the district music con- A W", test entertained the members 11 of the local Woman's club. Karen Viverito, Carol Swan* son, George Krickl, Don Kice, Barbara Krickl, Mary Etheridge and Dave Fantus sang solos and two vocal groups, the girls' octet and the boys' octet also sang. Telia Nardi provided the fine accompaniment for all the groups. W. BURFEINDT, Gen'L Mgr. ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County 1 Year $3.50 aJ6 Months $2.00 W Months .......... $1.25 Outside McHenry County 1 Year .. . ......... $4.00 6 Months .. •.... $2.25 3 Months $1.50 Entered as second-class matter at the1 post office at McHenry, Illinois, under the act of ,May 8, 1879. ' ^OBITUARIES Anton G. Ltehamer Anton G. Lishamer, 77, of Oakland subdivision, near Johnsburg, died in his home last Thursday, March 20. He. was a native of Czechoslovakia, where he- was born May 14, 1880, and was a carpenter by trade, retiring twelve years ago. •htr. Lishamer is survived by nls widow, Theresa; a son, Irving, of Johnsburg; three brothers, Joseph of Antioch, James and Frank, both «of Chicago; two sisters, Ann of Salem, Wis. and Vera of Chieago; two grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. He was a member of the McHenry Lodge, AF & AM. TJje body rested at the George IWjifusten & Son funeral home, wfltere services were field Sat-* i43ay at 2 o'clock, with Rev. "J**"Elliott Corbett officiating. TjFfcre -were Masonic rites, with pwvate burial. Mrs. Ben Watts Services were held Monday afternoon at the Peter M. J usten funeral home for Marie Affitts. 65, of Fox Lake, who cfltd Thursday in New Smyrna, Ffa! She was the widow of the tote Ben H. Watts. irvivors include two sons, rles and Edward, and a ?hter, Mrs. Nora May, all Tox .Lake; a sister, Mrs. tha Schuenemann, of Grass |e; two brothers^ Joseph iter of Chicago and Charles iter of Friendship, Wis.;/ four grandchildren. ', SUfFj. FERS HAND INJURIES juijes to both hancps in an unuseml accident which occurred last Saturday afternoon as he was working on the sewer extension project back of St. Gary's church. He was operating a large bulldozer when the cables crossed. In his attempt to straighten them his h&ds became enmeshed in the machinery. He will be confined to McHenry hospital for about a week. SHOP IN McHENRY Instrumental Department Performs Over. Radio Wednesday, March 19< the brass quartet, the brass /duet, the flute duet and a French horn solo, performed over radio station WKRS in Waukegan. These groups all received a "first" rating at the district music contest and will advance to state competition in Peoria on April 18 and 19. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the McHenry County Home is threatened to be fclosed by the State of Illinois because of its obsolescence, now resistance to fire dangers, disrepair and general unsafe condition for housing the aged and infirm; and WHEREAS; the continued service of the McHenry County Home is of the greatest importance to every person in McHenry County because of the need for the service it performs and because any substitute of this service elsewhere will cost many times more; and WHEREAS, the County Board of Supervisors have ordered a referendum on April 8, 1958, to authorize the sale of \Bonds and for retirement of these Bonds in 8 years, so that the ultimate decision lies with the people; and WHEREAS, the favorable passage of this referendum is so necessary; v NOW, THEREFORE, The Town Board of McHenry Township, McHenry County, Illinois, considering this matter one of emergency, Do Hereby Proclaim that the Board favor the passage of this referendum and uree all of the people to vote FOR on the proposition. Matt N. Schmitt, H. Walter Anderson, Charles J. Miller, Lester R. Bacon, Gerald J. Elberson, Chas. M. Adams, Rauen, Sibre Whiting, LeRoy M. Smith, Carl J. Hallstrom. F.T.A. Attends Convention Sixteen members of the local F.T.A. travelled to Crystal Lake high school last week to participate in a county convention of the F.T.A. groups' from the county school. Mary Etheridge acted as the moderator of a panel discussion group. Members of the panel were seniors from Northern Illinois university who are doing student teaching work at Crystal Lake. MOOSE LODGE WOMEN OF THE MOOSE . A meeting was held Mardi 18 at the Moose home. Initiation was held for Shirley Strach. During the meeting, plans were made to accept' the invitation received by our chapter, asking our Green Cap Girl to attend the meeting of the giri on April 3. The meeting will start at 8 o'clock, at Batavia. Thirteen members from our chapter McHenry 1348 attended the Mooseheart Music day in Antioch on Sunday. March 9. Our St. Patrick's day dance, held March 15, was a great success. Many thanks to all those who helped make it so, and also thanks , to the men who who gave us this opportunity. Hazel Struwe was our birthday girl of the Month. Moose Haven Chairman Dorothy Jepson was unable to attend the meeting, so Doris Lou helped with the committee. A^ter the meeting, jello, cookies and coffee were served. Our next meeting will be held April 1, with the homemaking committee in charge. Hazel Bowman PUBLIC PULSE THE HARTLAND HOME The shame of the Hartland home and also) the blame must be placed on the Republicans in this county. They have prided themselves in keeping this county Republican for all these years. Failure to pass the bond issue must be placed squarely on them slnce the voting power is theirs by 3 to 1. The state, under Republican administration, has slipped to a shameful low -- thirty-fifth place in care of our mentally ill. We are on a par with some of the poor Southern states. They at least can blame it on their economic situation! Quite a record for one of the richest counties in one of the richest states in the Union. Let's forget politics for a change and start thinking about human beings!!! You do ftot have to take a party ballot to vote for the bond issue. Abe Lincoln, the champion of the down-trodden, would be horrified to see how we treat ours. Mrs. Theresa Schultz READ THE WANT ADS tyetet* 9?l. fluAtkm and Son FUNERAL HOME SERVICES Phone McHenry 63 * p\.0\NW^ •plants ~d floors tor "Easter Lilies .. . Select ttoVN Hydrangeas.. Tulips . .. Gardenias •. Gloxinias Azaleas .. • Complete Selection of Greenhouse-Fresh Spring Flowers For Your Easter Table - Corsages & Hostess Street ^"ioridtd STORE & GREENHOUSE McHenry, I1L PHONE McHENRY 230 300 W. Elm St. & PRE-EASTER SUPER-RIGHT MEAT VALUES! 20-oz. pkgs. 29 Super-Right Quality, Smoked 16-ox. $|00 BUTT HALF Whole Ham. lb. 59c Aim White, Chocolate. - Spice, Yellow Sultana Tuna Flakes Hunft Broadcast Hash King Oscar Sardines 3-Pc SAUCEPAN SET Mar-Crest AUifhinum Cookware. Extra thick, mirror finish, heat proof handles. I, IV2, 2 quart sizes. They nest and save space. Handy measuring graduations. $4^P VALUE Green Giant Peas Cavern Mushrooms Niblets Corn lona Cut Wax Beans Tender, Green Pieces or Stams Golden Whole Kernel 3 •: 49 4 S 5 tr» APPLE SAUCE A&P Brand Our Finest Quality 2-25 Ocean Spray Hawaiian Punch Hi-C" * Strained Cranberry Sauce or Grape Delicious 2 3 2 I6-01. tint 46-ox. tins 46-ox. tin* 35* $100 49e CANNED HAMS AGAR $^79 3-LB. SIZE JL SOUTHERN STAR •r ARMOUR 6-LB. SIZE TY-NEE BRAND 3-LB. TIN $529 $2" Smoked Pienles 39' Super-Right 4 to 6 lb. lb. Ovtn Rudy Turkoyt 49* 4 to 16 lbs. Hani lb. Ovon Ready Turkeys 37* 16 to 22 lbs. Toms lb. Oven Ready Roasters Jf)< 4 to 6 lbs. Fresh lb. COOKED Saml-Boiatas* Whole or PIom 8 to 10 lb. Six* S*pai-Rlght Lef of Lamb Shin Bone Removed Sliced Bacon All Good Fancy Shrimp Large Size Breaded Shrimp Cap'n. John's lO-oz. pkg.... 59c Herring Tidbits Royal Brand HAMS *.79c .b. 59* ib. 55* 2 L $IM 2 X sl79 39* ft'/j-OI. • I > >1 •• vlit ' ' '.'i "a ...s •m New 20th Century Unabridged WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY Oct a New Section Eadr WMk-Ttei Assemble It Y««fS0tf SECTION NO. I 25 pwt: $8.50 hi pardwses SECTIONS 2-15 and each part ot Me S>part bleder 89: Only W^eacb wltk any HKktie tollman's Mayonnaise Campbell's Soup Parkay Margarine Chicken Noodle or Mushroom Fancy Washington Winesaps ANGEL FOOD CAKE Ripe, Sugar-Sweet, Cuban Fresh Pineapple Heavy with Richly-Flavored Juice 9 Sixe on. REGULARLY 49c JANE PARKER 39 Valencia Oranges 3 dos. J i Strawberries wLm Blue Label Delicious Perfact for Salad* Many Cooking Uses Milk Amplifier Kraft Velveeta Cheese 2 Karo Syrup MazolaOM Mazola Oil Bosco Chocolate Diet Delight Peaches-- Diet Delimit Pears Tomato Paste 5 Swift'ning Shortening 3 Sandwich Cookies lb. pkg Ml. c«i. $055 tin Pavor Kist Brand--Fresh 85e 24-oi. AAc Ml. £Q 79e 2 12-oz. ACc jar 09 16-oz. A Ac tm LQ 16-v. A Ac tin 00 8-oi. AAC tins 09 73c 14-oz. ACc pkC. 03 Kraft Oil All *Purpose--Use Often p*- 39e bti. Nusoft Rinse Fabric Softener pkfl. Ivory Bar Soap 3 :.d 29° Ivory Bar Soap 2-33' Personal Ivory 4"«29e pi," 35c Marvel lee Cream VltW Ivory Flakes "»«• ! | IMP CAC I pkKS. 09 Ivory Snow ! ) latf* AAc [ Pkn. 09 Camay Dar Soap ! ! 2 S " Camay Complexion ! )». 29* Zest Beauty Bar i ! :,* 43* Rap-ln-Wax "xd "j; 25* MILLIONS AGREE A&P's CASH SAVINGS ARE THE BEST SAVINGS AMMCA'S FOKEMOST FOOD RETAItEl. . . S1MCC 1W CMAT ATIANTIC « PACIFIC 11 / All prices effective through March 29th;. i . ' f" k- K. 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