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"X AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT BIRTHDAY B 0 Thursday, March 26. 1959 Ideal for Coloring! A&P Large Grade 'A' All White FEAST WITHOUT FUSS SERVE DELICIOUS... tt JANE PARKER CHOCOLATE-ICES 2Q-OZ. CAKE Easter Egg CAKE 85 JANE PARKER-REALLY DELICIOUS So tempting for your Easter table! Fine-textured cake with chocolate creme icing, topped with two candy chicks and a festive flower* JANE PARKER OVEN fcESH Caramel Pecan Rolls 39c hmk Pie «Gold Loaf Cake Angel Food Cake It pkg. of IS eight Jane Parker each Light Fluffy each Jari3 Parker Reg. Price 55c 8-in. size 19« i 35c Twin l§ffs Heat 'N Serve Jane Parker 49* 2?;35t 2^46* TOPS IN QUALITY THRIFTY, TOO... Ann Page Fine F I; f /foe fiodr ANN PAGE Egg Noodles 1-LB. PKG. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS D:-. Urban V. Comes of the Mclienry Savings and Loan association has been appointed to (he 19"i9 committee on Management of Capital Stock Type Associations of the United States Savings and Loan League. AUXILIARIES MAKE KNOWN NEEDS OF , ALL HOSPITALS liy Marie Schaetijjen -V Page Eleven Kenneth W. Grothmann of Rt. 2. Wonder Lake. iecentl\f attended a 'career conference at Highland Park, a three-day meeting given for successful life insurance agents of lus-l--^RrrTesjilt of this conference company, J. J. Neuharth. executive, vice president of the McHenry, Savings and Loan association, has been made a member of the membership ' committee of the. Fox River Valley Savings and Loan league.- The announcement was made at the if mo;: in;' of Thu: sda.v evening March 19. • ROAD PROJECTS Engineers of the Illinois Division of Highways has completed tabulation of bids totalling nearly $13,000,000 for construction and related projects in Gov. William G. Stratton's 1959 load program. Included were .'560.5 miles of roadside weed spraying on various routes in Lake-McHenry counties. (The following article of general interest appeared in the newsletter, the publication of the auxiliary of the Mclienry hospital.) It was interesting to find, while "delving" into facts about hospitals, that Benjamin Franklin was the first in this country to call a "consultation" of "friends and acquaintances." for the purpose of "studying the best means of relieving the distressed". OBITUARIES ' | PASSOVER CHIFFON CAKE FINE FOR HOLIDAY TREAT DOG LICENSES Pmj: license fees are payable to the assessoi, Lester R. Bacon. Males or sterilized females are $i; unsterilized fe males. S3: dog kennels. $10, for twenty dogs or less. Owners are asked to call in person foi tags. IT'S COMING! The Bargain Saving Grand Opening of the Century Watch This Paper For The Big Day was the charter approved in May. 1751. for Pennsylvania ha-pital in Philadelphia. Mr. Franklin did the first job of "public relations" for. a hospital. From that day t'.> '.his, public relations .personnel have been trying to sei' th"» public on tiie idea that a hospital is not only desirable but vital and indispensable. It has required reams of paper to sell the public on the idea that hosp: tals are in constant need of funds to keep operating efficiently. Almost before equipment is pa id for. it is worn out or outdated. Almost before the last bed is occupied, the need for expansion exists. With the evergrowing migration from the city to subuibun communities, the hospital in the lural area has had to deal with the many problems of this mass migratory movement. In a community such as ours where the river, the lakes, the wonderful opportunities for outdoor recreation, all point up the need for hospitals within emergency availability, w i t h equipment and personnel uif ficient to satisfy the public when illness or disaster enters the home, as it does to you and to me and to all of us. The members of the hospital auxiliaries are in the most strategic position to make the public conscious of the many needs of the hospital. So. in the final analysis, we are all public relations emissaries. HARDES1 BUSIEST CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALEll WANT ADP Herman Rossow Herman Rossow, 80, of Lake- | moor, died c't his home last ! Friday. March 20. following an 1 illness of eight months. J Mr. Rossow was a native of I Germany, where he was born j in 1878. Before his retirement, ; he was a clerk for Armour comi pany in Chicago. The family had been sum- J nior residents of this area for ! thirty-two years and a perj manent resident for sixteen j lie is survived by his widow i Mae. j The body was removed to the Peter M. Justen & Son chapel, : then taken to Chicago to the , Quinlan mortuary. Services we. o held in Chicago. Herbert Frudd ' Last rites were conducted Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from St. Mary's church for j Herbert Frudd, 75. of West ' Shore Beach, McCullom Lake, who died March 17 in Hines I Veterans' hospital. He had been ja patient there for thiee weeks ' Mr. Frudd came here from I England ten years ago and had lived three years in the McHenry vicinity. A veteran of World War I. he was a retifed nursing assistant. i Surviving is the widow, Mary. I . . YOUTH INJURED AS AUTO GOES 10UT OF CONTROL i David Swan was released on ; bond after an accident last i week on Griswold Lake road. ! lour miles north of Rt. 176. ! when his car went out of conj 11 ol. j The 15-year-old DesPlaines | youth was reported passing another car when the trottle j jammed, causing his car, travelj ling at a high rate of speed, I to crash into a ditch. Swan was unconscious Tor a short time as the resuii of head injuries. Four companions, all 15 and 16 years old, escaped injuries in the accident. Insufficient funds have brought many a pleasant occasion to an abrupt conclusion. Passover banana chiffon cake is all the proof needed that entertaining during the Passover season can be done with the same style and elegance that you are accustomed to all year 'round. It has the superb texture associated with ali chiffon cakes, plus, a novel fruit , fiavor which is achieved by adding mashed bananas and a hint of grated lemon rind. The fruit permeates the cake entirely because mashed bananas are like a liquid that blends completely into the batter. The bananas also help keep this cake moist and delicious so that even several days after it is made, it is still. enjoyable. Serve your gUests wedges ot Passover banana chiffon cake with your favorite Passover wine, or with cups of tea. If. you wish, you may also accompany it with fresh fruit, such as bananas, pears, apples or grapes. Passover Banana Chiffon Cake 5 eggs, separated 1 cup sugar s4 cup sifted cake meal '4 cup sifted potato starch '4 cup salad oil !i> cup mashed ripe bananas 1 tsp grated lemon rind Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (slow oven >. Beat egg whites to soft penks. Gradually add one half <-up sugar and continue beating until stiff peaks form. Sift dry ingredients including remain- •ig su^ar into nrx;:ig bowl. Make a "weU" in the dry ingredients and add: egg yolks, -alnd oil, niched bananas and Irmon rind. Beat until smooth. Fo'd egg yolk mixture into stiff egg whites. Bake in an ungreased 10-inch tube pan for 50 to 60 minutes or until a cake tester inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean and dry. Remove from oven, invert pan and cool. When cake is cool, remove from pan. Easter takes its name from an Anglo-Saxon goddess. Eostre, who represented light or spring. Anglo - Saxon tribes held a festival in honor of Eostre every April. SHOP IN McHENRY These are top quality egg noodles ... delicious with meat and fish,. in hearty casseroles, with zesty sauces. Priced for thrift, tool ^ Your Choice; ANN PAGE ^ Apple, Grape, Mint or Cranappit Peach Preserves 29c Whole Cloves Preserves Red Raspberry 2 £ iic Frtish Dressing 12-oz. GLASS Ann Pag* Ann Page Flauor Forwour Easter Fecrst! Custom Ground A&P Coffee adds an alwaysfresh note to traditional family meals! When you've enjoyed your Easter Feast, top it off with fresh, fragrant, A&P premium-quality Coffee... "Alive with Flavor" every time! MILD AND MELLOW EIGif O'CLOCK £I 1 -LB. BAG 5§@ ElGHjf 11/8-01. Michael Schaefer Carl J. Hallstrom RICH AND FULL-BODIED RED CIRCLE 3-LB. BAG C $1 r 63' 'LS3 The A & P Poloey VIGOROUS AND WINEY B0KAR 1-LB. BAG 67 3-LB. BAG c % 4. ALWAYS TO: Do what is honest, fair, sincere, and in the best interest of every customer. Extend friendly, satisfying service to everyone. Give every customer the most good food for her money. Assure accurate weight evtry time -- 16 ounces to each pound. CP Give accurate count and full measure. Charge the correct price. Cheerfully refund customer's money, if for any reason any purchase is not satisfactory. THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACjFIC TEA COMPANY Chedi Cheese Slices Magi Cheese Wisconsin Butter Swiss Cheese iilSiy Margarin FriSS Cockti Golden Corn 4exo %inin..Cof8ee.. Mi iilad Oil Mild Wisconsin Mel-0-Bit Process Large or Small Curd 2 2 Sunnyfield 93 Score in Quarters Sliced Imported Colored & Quartered Sultana Brand A&P Brand Whole Kernel Ail Vegetable A&P Brand All Purpose 2 3 2 3 lb. 6-oz. pkgs. •lb. pkg lb. 4-oz. pkg. Mb. pkgs. 39* 65c 29 tins 1 17-oz. tins -lb. tin Mb. tin Qt. btl. 29® 49 69' 55* ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MARCH 28th James (Jim) Althoff Charles J. (Chuek) Miller INDEPENDENT PARTY McHENRY TOWNSHIP ELECTION TUESDAY APRIL 7,1959 James "Jim" Allhoff ASS'T. SUPERVISOR Born -- 1928 Attended grade and high school in McHenry. Is member of McHenry Fire Dept. for five years. Past president of Kiwanis Club. Has been operating a business in McHenry for twelve years. Engaged in servicetype business which gives him an excellent opportunity to meet both new and old residents of the community. Carl Hallstrom ASS'T. SUPERVISOR Born -- 1890 Attended grade school and graduated from Dixon College. Farmed for twenty years -- now engaged in real estate business. Ably served eight years as assistant supervisor of McHenry Township and should be reelected on his record. 0 INDEPENDENT PMY SUPERVISOR 0 Michael Schaefer ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR (VOTE FOR TWO) Carl J. Hallstrom James (Jim) Althoff HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER [3 Charles J. (Chuck) Miller YOUR VOTE WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED Vote Straight Independent - Michael Schaefer SUPERVISOR Born -- 1912 Attended grade school and high school in McHenry. Farmed for twenty-five years. Is now president of School District 12 -- also, president of Johnsburg Community Club. Charles J. "Chuck" Miller Highway Commissioner Born -- 1921 Has served as Road Comm i s s i o n e r f o r t h e p a s t twelve years. Has constructed many miles of hard surfaced roads without indebtedness to our township. Has been active in Civic functions- for many years. His experience as Road Commissioner and as a successful business man is certainly an asset to our community.