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Thursday, December 3* TiT THE McHENRY PLAXNDEALER Pag« Five FOWLING NOTES 4 s.^.A. 2183. R. Barbian 178- 463. 1 ^Elsie's Charm House 2256 -- McHenry Recreation 2327. T. Steffan 493; M. Donnelly 493. Nlte Owls -- 42. Tonyan 428; R. Romkowski' 179-468; M. Larson 414; M. E^eridge 170-412; J. Diedrich 44^ G. Steinsdorfer 202-452; E, Rand 412; L. Stone 192-477; Lv: Worts 421; E. Klapperich 423} F. Kuna 402; A. Schwingl 426; M. Otto 188-466; M. Kuna 447; J. Rosing 454; Railroads: J* Diedrich 3-7-10; D. Miller 8- 10; M. Kuna 8-10. PALACE C.O.F. 9:00 League --> ..J. Etten 200-214-610; G. M. F|^ind 219-544. G;O.F. 7:00 League -- B. Kreutzer 581. 7:00 Monday Ladies League -- McHenry Disposal 1672 -- Carey Appliances 1685. B. Bockman 451. Elm Paint & Supply 1657 -- Walsh Insurance 1754. L. Crouch 429. 9:00 Ladies League -- Sportsman's Inn 2103 -- Marks 2093. A. Gaulfce 425; D. Kelsey 444. c X. Riverside Bake Shop 2158VCastle View Inn 2124. L. Behnke 421; L. Steffes 425; J. Dillon 482; M. Wells 424. RAY McGEE CITED FOR MERITORIOUS AND LONG SERVICE (Continued from page 1) j his wife of Rockford, who | made the long trip "because 1 of their respect for Mr. McGee i as a postmaster and as' a person." Those attending the dinner . besides those mentioned were Messrs. and Mesdames Leo Winkel, Frank Gende, "Bud" Liptrot, James Hettermann, Henry Koehl, Richard Weber, Paul Patzke, William Malpede, Tom Lawson, Ed. Doyle, Henry Reese, Joseph Murphy and Walter Grother, also Mr. Ed. Adams. Other postoffice employees were unable to attend because of illness of other holiday commitments. PAUL GERASCH. BUSINESS MAN 27 YEARS, DIES (Continued m»m pi*ge 1) MSGR. WAGNER WILL DELIVER DEDICATION TALK (Continued from page 1) CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all those who sent cards and gifts ai£ offered prayers for me while I was in the hospital. Thanks so much. Steven King 31 L a w r e n c e W a s h i n g t o n , a brother of General George Washington, was a Marine Coirps Officer. chef, will prepare the refreshments for the reception, while Sister M. Mercita, C.S.C., will direct activity at the serving table. All Sisters in attendance at the Marian festivities will be guests of the school at a dedication dinner which will be prepared for them by Mrs. Mary Hansler and her staff at St. Mary's cafeteria, Woodstock. The clergy who will travel to Marian for the dedication ceremonies will be entertained at a buffet supper at the Knights of Columbus hall, at 6 : 3 0 p . m . T h e l a d i e s o f t h ? Knights, under the direction of Mrs. Harold Riley, are planning the evening event. <f Pays to Advertift LOOKING FOR A HOME? Homes Built Anywhere, Anytime, Any Style or Size FHA or Conventional Financing S Homes in various stages of construction open for inspection LEE COONEY, Confrac Phone EVerqreen 5-4345 dren, Catherine Fredrick, Barbara Ann- and Suzanne, the latter two living at home; also three sisters and three brothers, all residing out of state, and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by three children, John P., who died in childhood, and Mary Jane and Leo, who were killed four and a half years ago in an auto accident. The body rests at the George Justen & Son funeral home until 10 o'clock today (Thursday), when services will be held at St. Mary's Catholic church, followed by interment in the church cemetery. HOLD INQUEST NEXT FRIDAY IN CONNELLY DEATH MANY HUNTING VIOLATIONS IN AREA REPORTED (Continued from Page %) (Continued Front Page 1) 1886, in Milwaukee, Wis. He was a fourth degree member of the Knights of Columbus and a past grand knight of St. James council of Chicago. He was a member of the Elks lodge in Woodstock. He is survived by his wife, Mary, a teacher at Edgebrook school; two daughters, Barbara Simmons of New York and Elizabeth Stiles of Evergreen Park; one brother, Arthur, of Chicago; and eight grandchildren: The body rested at the Peter M. Justen funeral home until 10 o'clock Monday, when services were held at St. Mary's Catholic church, with burial in the church cemetery. The men told authorities they tracked the deer in Wisconsin and thought they had killed them in that state. However, state troopers who saw the hunters loading the animals on their 'cat-said they had crossed the state line and were on a farm four miles east of Richmond, on Rt. 173. State conservation officers confiscated the two does. CLEAN STREAMS GROUP PLANS FOR 1960 FIELD TRIPS COUNTY MINISTERS ASK PARTICIPATION IN NEW PROGRAM (Continued from page 1) and they are .available to local libraries, stores, hotels and banks by writing to Rev. John Paul Eddy, Community Methodist church of Greenwood, Rt. 3, Woodstock, 111. Radio and television stations will announce the daily reading. Post Office Gives Mailing Suggestions (Continued From Page 1) post office. Local post office employees were most pleased with the cooperation extended in past years and are confident the ! approaching holiday mailing i season will prove equally suc- ! cessful with similar cooperation.^ ' Applications are now being accepted for Christmas help. They may be obtained at the post office. Tqm^ FLO a UL KRUMSKE Chicago Bowlers of the Half Century EXHIBITION MATCHES SATURDAY, DEC. 12th AT 8:00 P.M. 4-1 Game Matches Against The Tomasello Stars AT THE Tomaseite's Bowling Resort At Johnsburg Bridge Johnsburg, Illinois At the monthly meeting of the McHenry County Clean S t r e a m s C o m m i t t e e , p l a n s were made for winter field trips to check on various reports of stream pollution. The printing of the new membership cards for 1960 was approved and a letter of appreciation will be sent to those individuals and civic groups who have helped, and are now helping, to keep McHenry county streams clean. One member attended a meeting of the Cook County Clean Streams group recently and reported that the latter committee expressed amazement at the progress of the McHenry group. t'other members attended a meeting at Woodstock Tuesday night and will report on this at the next local meeting, scheduled for JanV 5. The committee plans to investigate a report that some septic pumping trucks have been disposing of waste and washing out equipment in the F©x river. A further report will hd made when the investigation is completed. CHORAL CLUB WILL PRESENT XMAS PROGRAM (Continued from page 1) IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE chorus in "The Old Chiminey", an e n s e m b l e f e a t u r i n g O t t o Pyritz and Donald Aeverman,! singing "Frosty", Mary Ann Wegener singing "The Christ- i mas Song" and Mildred Kiss-, ling and Grace Vyduna in a: duet "At Christmas Time" The! chorus will conclude this section with a modern arrangement of "Christmas Party." A special portion of the program designed for the young, and the young in spirit, includes Norma Jones, Ann Cuda and Virginia Mroz in "I'm Gettin' Nuttin' For Christmas", Mary Ellen Russell, Harriet Bell and Karen Kent in "Senta and The Purple People Eater" and Arthur Mueller in "Outer Space Santa." Members of the chorus are from McCullom Lake, Johnsburg, Ringwood. Wonder Lake, Fox Lake, Wauconda, Holiday Hills and Island Lake. Tickets may be purchased from members in advance, or at the ddor on concert night. Highway signs reading "slow" are put there for your protection, whether you obey them or not. 1 The best example of perfect security is a man serving a life term in prison. Every child would learn to write sooner if he could just do his homework on wet cement. Arguments directed at the emotions and prejudices of men suggest a lack of reasonable support. THE CANDY BOX 120 So. Green St. EV 5-0097 Stevens C^andi ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS WE WILL MAIL YOUR CANDIES ANYWHERE $udt C^arch THERE IS STTLL TIME TO ORDER YOUR PRINTED CHRISTMAS CARDS Candy and Greeting Cards our most important business VOGUE DOLLS EATON'S STATIONERY aiaazsaaaEaaao ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Tel. JAckson 6-1421 60c - Adults -- 25c Children FREE PARKING - 150 CARS McHenry Plaindealei Phone EVergreen 5-0170 5-0171 Published eVery Thursday at McHenry, 111., by the "McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. NATIONAL E D I T O R I A L AS^bdh9kTl(9lN LAST DAY THURSDAY DEC 3rd "THE FLY" and "RETURN OF THE FLY" One Show Only At 8:00 P.M. S^djtTII STARTING FRIDAY FOR ONE WEEK DEC 4 THRU 10 "PILLOW TALK" with Rock Hudson - Doris Day JV. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgr, VDELE FROEHLICH, Edito> SUBSCRIPTION RATE la McHenry County 1 Year $3.50 6 Month? $2.00 | 3 Months $1.25 Outside McHenry County • 1 Yeaj $4.00 j 6 Months $2.25 I 3 Months $1.50 j Entered as second-class mat- Iter at the, post office at Mc- ; Henry, Illinois, under the act j->f May 8, 1879. "What - all out of turkey!" You will be glad to know we are well stocked with a wonderful variety of Christmas greeting cards. Select your holiday cards now. -- with each $5.00 or more purchase. rnrnm Hunt's Whole Unpeeled Folgers 300 Tin Z-Ib. Tin Made In Milwaukee Gold Medal 5 Lb. DELICIOUS DELIGHTFUL..^ 6 FOOT ALUMINUM XMAS TREES With 67 Branches Reg. Price $14.95 gOQS ONLY SI With A Purchase Of $10.00 Or More At Your Certified Food Store SPECIAL TREE OFFER Now 'til Dec. 20, 1959 we will give a certificate good for $1.00 towards the tree of your choice at 181 S. Green street j2heese"~your favorites from this week's crop of ' 3-D Hills Bros. Every time you shop at CERTIFIED FOOD STORE--you SAVE in a BIG WAY . . . because we've a storeful of low prices. They're on every shelf and table ... in every case * and section--hundreds of low prices that save you money all along your shopping list. Come in today and see the vast variety of values we have in store for you! Prove to yourself that a big cartful of your favorite foods costs less --much less--at your friendly Certified Food Store. €©yPAHi and SAVE , Armour Star ' Young Tender 1-lb. Tin Armour Crescent $|00 (35c lb.) let f Liver oo lbs. (59c Lb.) § Lean Meaty First Cut Chops 2 lbs. (59c lb.) 100°"° Pur© Lean Stund&ef 2 n.*!110 (55c lb.) Beef Minute Steaks Lean Tender 6!« sl00 SHORT POLISH SAUSAGE - 2 l 0 0 (59c lb.) Red Label Frtsii C®clu« 2/z Tim Red Label Cufi I Young Tender 89 Hormel 9 Vi Lb. Canned Ham SS99 eans 808 Tin Boneless Ocean Vet's 1-lb. Tin U.S. No. 1 South Dakota produce--Delicious . . . Delightful ... and Dewy-fresh-- the tops in good eating at truly low prices. You can actually taste the difference--and the difference is FRESHNESS! Add new zest to your meals--serve produce at its best flavor-fresh fruits and vegetables. Extra Fancy Florida Oranges 3 d,,15!00 Libby's iatc like 46-oz. Tin le Extra Fancy Onions Cello Bag 3 1 5 c lbs. Py-O-My Coffee Cake Mix 14-oz. Pkg. 29c Charmin Perk jet Tissue Dog Food 1-lb. Tin 2 27° 4t.7 35c Watermaid To) Ic Sealtest 1/2 Gal. 69 2 Lb. Certified Grade "A Gallon Sweet Apple Smoked Center' Cut Oscar Mayer Our Own Home Made Red Label WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE ie 21., $10B PICNIC HAMS 2 ^ $100 Steak SUces 89* for Pre-Cut Farm Fresh CHICKEN PARTS Legs -- Thighs Breasts 10 SOS Tin for Raggedy Ann PINEAPPLE JUICE , -! 46-oz. Tin lbs. SJ00 USE OUR FREE CUSTOMER PARKING AREA OR THE NEW FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA YOi :w 2 CERTIFIED TORE OWNED AND OPERATED BY LOCAL FOLKS Cor. Green & Elm Sts. EVergreen 5-0080 McHenry, III. # 1