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WW i/f f* , ' <r V - t« - • ?$:•>, t • *. •-mmm- MMRMitf:' WJCBfeEALBH Johnsburg News By Mrs. Betty Hettemnann Cornr One! Come All! To the big three-day carnival at the Memorial park grounds over the next weekend, June 24, 25 and 26. The Community club has gotten together a wonderful carnival this year and promises a good time to one and all. The newest attraction this year includes the three rides that will keep the young (and old) happy. Don't forget the delicious food that will be served. Fish fry on Friday night a-n«i a family style roast beef dinner on Sunday at noon. Wed in McHenry Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony .Freund, was married to Miss Joan Freund at St. Mary's church in Mcl-fenry last Saturday morning. V Mr. and Mrs. Leroy -Hetter- Tnann and son of Virginia and .Mr. and Mrs. Don Hettermanh and daughters of Georgia were among the out-of-t6wn guests present at the wedding. Visits in Milwaukee Mrs. Ann Zeller and Mrs. Ethel Beim were accompanied by three Sisters from St. John's last week when they visited St. Joseph's convent in Milwauikee. They witnessed the first vows being taken by Barbara Franzen, now Sister Joella, and Betty Dix, now Sister Mathias Mary. Sister Mathias Mary is Mrs. Je*ller's sister. Also up at St. Joseph's convent for a day last week were Mrs. Susie Hiller,. Mrs. Alvina Miller, Mrs. Hilda Thelen and Mrs. Eva Schaefer. They visited with Sister Victricia and Sister Jacob. Attends Convention Harry Diedrich and Ted Schaefer attended the F.F.A. convention in Springfield recently with Mr. Pictor of McHenry. Move to McHenry We are sorry to lose the Bill Banks family, who have moved into their newly purchased home recently. The Bankses resided formerly in Bay View Lane. We wish them lots of success and happiness in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Timm and family are also among the movers. They recently moved to Wisconsin, where their business now is established. Sorry to see them go. While in the city, they stopped off at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn. Christening in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Heim were in Chicago last Sunday to attend the christening of a new niece. "Shorty" Heim had the honor of being godfather for the baby. Forthcoming Events The Christian Mothers are planning another of their popular bake sales for July 3. The sale will continue after each of the" four masses. On July-6, the P.T.A. of St. John's is sponsoring a style show at the Community club hall. Dresses and sport outfits will be narrated by Betty Nielsen. Plan on attending. Anniversaries and Birthdays Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Frett celeT brated their seventeenth wedding anniversary on June 15 and happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Art Stilling, who also celebrate this month. Happy birthday to George Miehels, whose birthday is on June 26. H«re 'n' There Jack Keenan made a return trip to Pompano Beach, Fla., for a couple of weeks to take care of some business matters. Ml*, and Mrs. Leo Freund artd Mr. and Mrs. Eddife (Frett and daughters, returned fast week after spending some time up north. Mr. and Mrs. Al Pepping spent last weekend in Michigan visiting relatives. Will Krift and Mrs. Leonard Lois and family of Burlington, Wis., spent last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Helen Hettermann. The Emil Boilers of Morton came to spend Father's Day with her father, Bill Ricks. The W.C.O.F. joint * Forester picnic, including Aurora, McHenry, Elgin and Johnsburg courts, will be enjoyed on the Johnsburg Community club grounds Wednesday, June 29. A pot-luck dinner will be served at noon. , MISTAKEN QUAINT NESS Another historic letter that' has disappeared from English use was also shaped like a "Y." This was the Saxon letter "thron." ItS« had the sound of "th" and was used down through the era of early English printing, often as a capital at the start of a paragraph. Uninformed readers invariably interpret it as our modern "Y" and pronounce "ye" where their ancestors would have said "the." Pseudo antiquarians who launch Ye Olde Tyme Tea Room pronounce "ye" and achieve a sense of quaintness. There are a lot of folks who need to be told that an Englishman of the past never said "ye house" nor "ye wife," but would have said "the." Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars Ready Mixed ( 9 See Ball Game Richard Dehn drove Joe, John (and Bob Hiller, Ronnie Smith and Harold May into Chicago • last Sunday to witness the Cubs split a doubleheader with the Phillies. ,Ji.. .CUTS DOWN WASTE Stop wasting materials by on-the-job mixing! Tell us your specifications and we'll deliver the right amount of the right concrete mix right on time! McHenry Sand & Gravel Co. "RADIO DISPATCHED" PHONE 920 Look what the new Air Conditioners do besides keep you cool i 2 3 NEW FREEDOM FROM DIRT, DOST, POLLEN. The new air conditioners filter out dirt and soot from outside --remove up to 99% of the pollen -- a real boon to allergy sufferers. Your home stays cleaner, healthier. DRIES THE AIR AS IT COOLS. No more muggy discomfort this summer -- all 1955 models remove the excess humidity that makes you feel sticky, miserable. You enjoy dry, cool air all summer long. ->• KEEPS OUTSIDE NOISES OUTSIDE. That's one of the benefits of air conditioning you'll really appreciate. No traffic or street noises to awaken you--and, the new air conditioners barely whisper as they work.' ^ This summer more than 100,000 Chicago and Northern Illinois families will enjoy the wonderful comforts of an air conditioner. And, as our pictures show, the new 1955 room air conditioners do lots more than just keep you cool. Certain makes even feature heating as1 well as cooling. (To take the chill off the room on a frosty morning.) There are models available now for virtually every type window, including casements. But don't wait until the make or model you want is hard to get. See your dealer now and own a new room air conditioner for a few dollars ctown and as little as $2.87 a week! i Act now if you want Air Conditioning all summer SEE YOUR DEALER or PUBLIC COMPANY HERE'S Thursday* Jtftte 23,1985 SAVE AT A&r BELOW A YEAR AGO BELOW ARE JUST A FEW--COMPARE YOUR SAVINGS Bone In Blcide Cut "Super-Right" Beef Chuck Roast Full Cut, Bone In "Sttpef-Right" Round Steak PRICE NOW PRICE YEAR AGO lb. 39* lb. 35 PRICE NOW PRICE YEAR * AGO lb. 65< lb. 63 CHECK PRICE COMPARE QUALITY SAVE AT A&P PRICE YEAR AGO PRICE NOW Boneless Beef 65c ib. 85* Shoulder Roasl SqI*'cu. 39c ib.29e Veal Breast S.X 25c lb; 19® Shoulder Veal Chops 55c ,b 39* Lamb Chops nittz 69 c . . i b . 45°' Rib Lamb Chops . 99c ib. 85# Sliced Bacon 69c ,, 49* Smoked Picnics 's;,:vSkf 49c ,b 39° P"Super-Right" I-lb. 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