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Jutuaty 12. 1961 THE McHENRT PLAINDEALER S OUR LOW, LOW PRICES COME TO^THE RESCUE! DIG OUT WITH MY... Page Eleva* If a vaiietyof hot and hearty meals puts an avalanche of demands on your food budget --let; AfcP's famous values come to the rescue! Always ready to help your budget are those quality-famous A&P Exdusives: tempting Jane Parker Baked Foods, hearty-flavored Ann Page Fine Foods, and frtsh A&P premium-quality Coffee. MORE IS RiMIV EXTRAVAGANT. BAG MILD & MELLOW 3-Lb. Baa RICH & FUU -BODIED VIGOROUS & WINEY BOKAR 1-lB. 3-Lb. kg *1.77 3-Lb. Bag 1.89 Freshly-roasted A&P Coffee is k$>t in the bean until you buy . . . flJUuxa protects the vital flavor. Then, it's custom gitoufad for your coffeeinaker to give you rich, full flavor every time. M oney can't buy finer... yet it costs you less than comparable-quality coffees. A*P Instant Coffee S429 More coffee --- more savings -- more convenience! That's what the new Jumbo Size A&P Instant Coffe® 10-oz. offerS you! 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JANS PARKER ORANGE 16-OZ.SIZE--REO.SSc Chiffon Cake 49> JANI PARKER WHOLE REO. 23c EACH WHEAT 2U>avb39< Mck Parker rag. 49c 39* Jan« pica, of 6 Parkir n|. 39e VV Danish Pecan Ring Iced Jelly Donets Marshmallow Cookies T 25 Dinner Rolls K::-XX m'tfk SUNNYFIELD 03 SCORE AaP's FINEST IN QUARTERS there's nothing like the country-fresh flavor of creamery butter to spark meals •-- and Sunny field is A&P's Finest. Your best butter buy! --~ Fancy 0 FAMOUS CALENDAR TO CUT OUT IB THE JANUARY ISSUE NOW ON <€ _ SALE liUC '•s Muenster Cheese Wisconsin Sharp Cheddar Wisconsin •d-O-Bit Slices tZZ 49" 65= American 12-oz. 4A >jC ' Super Markets Lakemoor YOUNG PEOPLE'S GROUP ENJOYS SKATING PARTY * David Hec&mann EV. 5-0532 A skating-good time was enjoyed by the Young People's Group of the Alliance Bible church, McHenry on our frozen lake; please boy, turn up the thermostat. Donna Wood of Eastwood Manor, Irma Pedraza, Mary Pedraza, Jane Pedraza and Roland pedraza of rural McHenry. Lorry and Dick Beahler, Tom Bostler, Judy and John Winston of Lakemoor, Karen and Mary Dresdow, Roberta Counley, Michael, March of rural McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sveen and daughter, Sandra, of Quinn's subdivision, Rita Bryan of Lakemoor, Linda and Denny Cherbonrtier of Eastwood Manor, and Pat Riley of rural McHenry were the joyful skaters who took the tumbles with the smile and good nature of youth. They also consumed all the goodies, that blessed Mrs. Ted Beahler had prepared at her home for them. Happy bumps to you all! Local Adult Scouters Meet Last Wednesday a very good group of local residents met at the McHenry Shores home of Lee W h e t h e r h u l t a s s i s t a n t District Commissioner, Kishwaukee District of the Blackhawk Area Council. In attendance were Kishwaukee District Commissioner, Ben Plbelps, Kishwaukee District Scout Executive, Mel Ingason, Woodstock; and the following Neighborhood Commissioners^ Fran Lamerand and Ken tSchopp, of McHenry ShoreSj Rich Waczesany of Holiday Hills; Ed"Erb of McHenry; and our own two adult Scouts, Jphn Hosie and Dave Heckmann. The upcoming scouting season was discussed with emphasis on camping facilities in our district. The general opinion was that it will be a banner year especially because of the new Northwoods campsite near Watersmeet, Mich. The staff Mr. Whetherhult has organized was complimented by the Blackhawk Area staff representative, Mel Ingason for t h e i r a g g r e s s i v e a t t i t u d e and enthusiasm for the current scouting program. He felt that the boys of the area served by these fine men would richly benefit by their conscientious efforts. May their fondest hopes be realized in the * showing all Cubs, Scouts and Explorers make this coming year. Anyone interested in seeing their children benefit by ttfis citizenship building program is invited to contact any of the aforementioned men. Annual Bowling Party The annual childrens' bowling party of the Lakemoor Fun Club was held this year at Johnsburg. The parents and their children enjoyed the bowling and chow immensely and were: the Beckers, the Bittermans, the O'Learys, the Boosters, the K i b b e s, the Kunzes, the' Morrisons and the Cichons. Holiday Furlough for Serviceman Our former assistant scoutmaster, who is now Pvt. Ralph Bostler, U.S.A. spent his Christmas furlough at the home of his parents on Santa Barbara Road. Ralph, who took his basic at Fort Leonard Wood, Lebanon, Mo., is now stationed near our nation's capitol. He is playing a All PRICES EFFECfiVfi THRU JAM, 14* 11 ¥ Reasons Why To See Us If You Need A Water System or Weill Only trained personnel in their respective field of -- Drilling -- Pump Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls Largest pump inventory in the county. (Jets, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) Bioth Red Jacket and* Dayton authorized agency. guarantee water in 24 hours on our system. A-fuatSntee inMfotfng. ™ -- " We service all makes including Montgomery Wards and Sears pumps. ?; Our men and machines are completely insured. 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection. 9. Parts available for all makes. 1Q. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points. "it, EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. * ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK McHenry County Well & Pump WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located in the Village of McCullom Lake 2% miles from McHenry on McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. Phone McHenry EV 5-5252 or Residence EV 6-0718 clarinet in the. U.S. Army band. The word we have is that t h i n g s a r e g e n e r a l l y v e r y sharp. We wish you the very best and were disappointed not seeing more of you during your busy holiday. It seems Ralph got a ride part way home from an ex-serviceman from Pontiac, who was a house guest of the Bostlers. For those who would like to drop the young man a note his mail should be addressed: Pvt. Ralph Bostler, U.S. 55700429, U.S. Naval Base, U.S. Army, Washington 25, D.C. BRRRR! A Chilly Holiday Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDermott spent the past ten days in the Arrowhead region of Minnesota visiting friends and r e l a t i v e s i n . D u l u t h . They opened their cabin near Grand Marais on the North Shore District of an ice-blufc Lake Superior where, the temperature in the living room was 4 above zero upon their chilly arrival. Mac had a fire going in record time however, and they were soon snug and warm. Happy frostbite to you good hardy citizen adventurers! That Christmas Card For those of you who may be wondering, your humble correspondent did mail that handmade card to President-elect John F. Kennedy. OBITUARIES ANN OERTEL DEHN Mrs. John (Ann) Dehn, 55, of Chicago, mother of Mrs. James (Betty) Hettermann and Richard Dehn of Johnsburg, died Friday morning, Jan. 6, in Walther Memorial hospital. Chicago. The deceased was born in McHenry July 31, 1905, a daughter of Louis and Elizabeth Oertel. Besides the children mentioned, she leaves one other son, William, of Elgin; two daughters, Mrs. Joan Beeskow and Mrs. Rita Davis of Chicago; nine grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Simpson and Mi's. Gertrude Martin of Chicago; and a brother, Tony Oertel, of Carpentersville. Two s i s t e r s , J u l i a M i c h e l s and Marie DiSilvestro, and one brother, Louis, preceded her in death. Services were held from the Nielsen funeral home to Maternity B.V.M. church Monday morning, with interment in St. Joseph's cemetery. Spring Grove KAY LENT HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR LITTLE FOLKS Mrs. Charles Freund Kay Lent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lent, celebrated her birthday on Thursday by inviting her little friends to her home for a party in the afternoon. Games were played and a lunch was served which included birlhday cake and ice cream. Kay received^ many lovely gifts. Club Meets Mrs. Clara Deinlein Was hostess to the members of •fief club on Thursday afternoon. Prizes were awarded those acheiving high scores and a lunch was served. Visit Hospit MVs. Nora Miller Snd Mrs, , Emma Kattner visited Mrs. Arine Huff this week at Burlington Memorial hospital in Burlington, Wis., where Aiuiie • has been a patient the past month. Anne has been very sick but is how improving arid hopes to come home somt. visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund, Dan and Vic spent Sunday evening in McHenry with relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Williams, A delicious roast beef dinner was served. The evening Was spent watching slides and movies of Hawaii with a narration of the trip taken by Mr. and Mrs. George P. Freund. It was very interesting and enjoyed by all. SGT. JOSEPH PAS Services were held Thursday in New Mexfco Tor Sgt. Joseph Pas, 30, of Chicago, son of Mrs. Mary Czechowicz of Spojnia camp, west of McCullom Lake. A career man in the Air Force, Pas was assistant Flight engineer of the Air Force plane that crashed Dec. 17 over Munich, Germany. Besides his mother, survivors include his widow, Mary; a son, a daughter, four sisters and five brothers. PENAL POPULATION Inmate population of the state's five penal institutions increased by 469 during November over the same month in 1959. There were 10,295 prisoners in November, 1960, as compared to 9,826 in November, 1959. Meeting Mrs. Eva Freund and Mrs. Anne Lyons attended the Postmaster's meeting held at Wonder Lake with Postmaster Paul Eberle as host on Wednesday night. Fried chicken and ham were serveo. Following the dinner a very informative discussion was a part of. the meeting. Postal Inspector Black and his wife and Coy White, Field Service Officer were guests. Dies Suddenly Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to Mr. an$ Mrs. William Thornton ..and family, felr. Thornton's mother, Mrs. veronica Thornton, passed aWay very suddenly of a heart attack on Dec. 27 in her Chicago apartment at the age of 59. Funeral services were held' In Holy Name Cathedral. Holiday Visit Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Smith, Bruce and Cathy, of Dyer, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M?ty were dinner guests in the John Sheets home on Monday, Jan. 2. 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