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. Page Ten THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER JL. • T&ur-sday, May 24, ISfiP .Spring Grove PLAN LUNCHEON AT ST. PETER'S TUESDAY. JUNE 12 Eva Freund VJ\W. Auxiliary News The first regular meeting of the V.'FLW.- Ladies Auxiliary to Post 4600 in the month of JVla> was conducted May 7, with President Floremo Syofooda presiding. Rosemary Freres was welcomed as a new member in the auxiliaty. and ihe largo membership present gave her a most cordial welcome. Community service chairman for the 1961-1962 year, Daisy Smith, reported a^oat the co'vimunity service scrap book The committee in charge of Hie card party a n d luncheon which will be held on Tuesday, June 12, met at St. Peters hall on Monday last week. Arrangements were mrtde for the luncheon to be served at noon, the menu will include chicken salad, rolls, relishes and dessert. Your favorite card game , . , may be plaved throughout the whioh was submitted to the afternoon and a prize for each Department ol Illinois V.KW. table is being offered. Many'We are most hapny that we other" prizes will be given i tied for tenth place among 550 awav. Mrs. Beverly Schmitt is ; other posts and auxiliaries chairman in charge of this af- i competing. McHeriry should be fajr i proud for having the honor and .... ! distinction of being the recip- Shower j ient of this .citation and award Mis* Joan Srlven was guesH for their civic work. of * honor at a shower held for Alice Mae PIum sent a lether at town hall on Sunday af- ! ter of appreciation for the ternoon. She will become the1 fine cooperation she had rebride of Pat Kagan on June 23. 'fceivpd from all auxiliaries in Hostess at the shqwer ^vas ; the state of Illinois during her Pat's aunt. Mrs Rita\Rust. of year as department president Wauconda. Appro \ i m a t e I v ; ol' the ladies auxiliary to the thirty relatives ' andf friends j v. F.W. The registration fee were present, to enjoy an af- of $2 is necessarv from delet- ernoon visiting. Several inter- ( gates attending tho convention esting games were played and j'jn Springfield on June S. 9 prizes were awarded^ those an(j io. 1962. with high scores. Jean was the appeal was made from happy recipient of many love- membership for any memly and useful gifts. A delicious ; j)er (Jesij-jng to donate flood lunch was served which includ- for a critically ill paueni at ed a large decorated cake to , McHenry hospital. Anyone no swathe (occasion. desiring is urged to com act " ! the McHenry hospital for lur- Bake Sale 'ther details. Bakery g<xxLs will be sold in regUjar hospital party St. Peters hall on Sunda\. >heici at Downev Veterans hos- Mny 27. after each niass.be- , was repoVted by Wilma ginning n^t after the 6:30 Ay]ward A most gratifying mass up to t e ast one a ^eXperjence was the attendance Ion May 10 for the awards ; dinner held at Downey hosi fire station in McHenry. i held in Elgin. It was 'the I Youth Activities Chairman J decision of the ladies' auxiliary | Sylvia Hess is urging that 11o serve refreshments at the children of post members be-1 soft ball league games througiitween the ages of 5 to IS 'out the( ball ^season. years are eligible for the ;nnior unit and anybody interested , „ . , TT , should contact'her at TN.> 4fi77j (,y "os'),,al l He,pfs; the chairmanship ol Jane OThe Memorial Day. parade: Flaherty of the 5th district will be -held May 30. followed v.F.W. ladies auxiliary, sent by a pot-luck dinner at the. citations to Lorraine Unclepost home for . V.F.W. niem- .mann, Viola Schuble, ,Marge hers and members ol the RedMoreth and Daisy Smith lor Devils drum and bugio corps, j j50 hours of volunteer" set v- Members of the auviiory a;-!jce local hospitals and vettending the school ol inslruc-1elan's hospitals for the pas; tion held at the V.F W.- post year. home at Addison were Florence ' Svoboda. Marion Sch</enholtz. j The next regular meeting Marge Moreth.' Genevieve : will be conducted May 28 al 8 Bradley and Daisy Smith. p.m. All interested individuals are thrilled to know that the Red Devils drum and bugle corps. representing V.F.W. Post 4(500 overseas power, Portugal still McHenry, weVe first place win- controls an empire 23 times ihe ners at Loyalty Day which was ;irea ()f itself. ega STATU OF ILLINOIS ) )SS The Willing Hands and Han-j COUNTY OF McHENRY ) Hospital Helpers, under NOTICE TO: Occupants or-persons in actual possession of real estate hereinafter described: to Frank J. Klapperich, the person in whose name the re;|l estate was last assessed for general taxes; to J. R. Ladd and to unknown owners and parties interested in said real estate. TAKE NOTICE: That a sale of lands and lots for general taxes duly made in the County Pauline Pries, reoovter j alu| state afoitesaid, Theofil ~ ' i Piskorz purchased on the 26th Ev*ri after the decline in dav of. October. A.D. 1959, the Lot 18 in'Klflpperich's Subdivision Number 1, a subdivision of the East half of Section 7, and part of the South West fractional quarter of Section 8, Township 45 North, Range 9 East of the 3rd P.M., lying j Northerly and Westerly of ' the Fox River, in McHenry County, Illinois. that the taxes included in the j judgment for which the said 1 real estate was sold were the, taxes levied and assessed there-1 on for the year 1958. « j That Theofil Piskorz assigned ; all right, title and interest in j the aforesaid real estate to! John R. Kelso. | That John R. Kelso has ex-1 tended the time of redemption! in accordance with the pro-j visions of the Illinois Revised Statutes, Chapter 120, Section! real estate described as fOl-17^4 '| lows: The time1 of redemption from said sale will expire on f thre" ceedings wherein the judgment of the saile was entered upon which the above described tax onrine 26th day of September, ^ D. 196&. Redemption may also be made after the expiration said last mentioned date at any time up to the date a tax sale was had, praying that the court direct the County Clerk to issue a tax deed conveying ?<L 0 deed is issued by the County the above described real estate Clerk in the manner provided, to John R. Kelso if said real in Section 253 of the Revenue! estate shall not be redeemei Act of 1939 as amended. Said'from the said tax sale. Sa real estate was last taxed in j petition is No. 59-C-184 and the name of Frank J. Klap-IJohn R. Kelso, the petitioner, perich, Johnsburg, Illinois. j intends to apply to said Coun- !'ty Court for an order for said FURTHER TAKE NOTICE tax deed on the 27th day of that John R. Kelso filed a, September, 1962 if the above petition on May 16, 1962, in ( described real estate sRMl not the County Court of said Coun-[ be redeemed from said tax ty in a proceeding entitled the Matter of the application j ' JOHN R KELSO of the County Collector of Mc- gy. Henry County, Illinois, for: ^Ham J. CowliS judgment and order of sale his aitorneys against real estate-lands and>Cowljn & Cowlin lots-returned delinquent for ther^8 No Wi|iiams st non-payment of general taxes | Cl.vstal Lake niinois lor the year 1958 and prior I Telephone: 815-459-5300 years," being the same pro- (Pub. May 17-24-31, 1962) CHOOSE FROM AN APPETITE-SATISFYING VARIETY OF FINE FOODS! SHOP *• • -A' Frances Heinemann arid Mrs. Frances Kabot. Please contact these ladies if you wish more information on the bake sale. Picnic The school picnic for St. Peter's pupils will be held at Wisconsin State Park. Wilmot, Wis., on June 7. The usual picnickers' menu is being planned, hot dogs, pop and ice cream. And of course, baseball games, races, etc. Hardtime Party Members of theVfTC had a rip-roaring time a^ their party in St. Peter's hall on Saturday night. "Hard Time" was the theme and many of the costumes were definitely so. It was a welcome party into the club for this year's graduates. A weiner and marshmallow roast added to the fun. First Communion Congratulations to the children who received their first Holy Communion at SV Peter's church during the eight o'clock -mass on - Sunday. They were enrolled in the Scapular Monday morning and then were 'dismissed for the rest of the .day. Many parents of these •first communicants .entertained ,in their homes on Sunday to honor the occasion. Life Time Resident Dies The town was saddened by the news of the death on Wednesday morning of Mrs. William (Elizabeth) Engels, who .spent her entire life time in this community. She lived on a farm east of town with her -husband and family for many .years until they moved to town where she spent her remainpital for ail volunteers. Kathy , Fuhler and Wilma Avivard j were in attendance. A most | loyal and faithful volunteer for all hospital parties is Elizabeth Thompson, who is always on hand and her faithful attendance and cheerful attitude is appreciated. Reports were given by Legislative Chairman Genevieve Bradley, Americanism Chairman Viola Schuble and Press and Radio Chairman Pauline Pries. Poppy Chairman Florence Svoboda reported about Poppy Day being held May 24, 25 and 26, 1962 and is seeking as many helpers as possible. Civil Defense Chairman Gertrude Barbian asked for volunteers for classes in civil defense program for radiological service classes, which are held one night a week for a period of ten weeks. The next meeting of the civil defenseunit will be held June^at the ing years. Funeral services were held in St. Peter's church on Saturday morning. Members of the Christian Mothers sodality formed a guard of honor at the funeral. The deceased was a charter member of this organization. She was an active member of the church and was always one of the first willing to give a helping hand. Preceded in death by her husband, she leaves to mourn three daughters. Mrs. Alvina Frett of Woodstock, Mrs. Marcella Smith and Mrs. Geraldint Hiller of Johnsburg. She will also be greatly missed by her grandchildren. A&P's Super-Right Qualify STEAKS SIRLOIN Wedge Bone Removed Lb. PORTERHOUSE T-Bone or Club 89° 98 Chicken Breasts Sliced Bologna Lake Perch Fillets or Chicken legs & thighs 2 lb. box 79c A&P*s Super Right Lb. Box IS*oz. Pkg. Lb. 89c 49° 49c SMOKED HAMS FULLY COOKED -- 16 TO 20 LBS. SHANK PORTION 35e Lb. FULL SHANK HALF Lb. BUTT PORTION CENTER SLICES u. 45c 79c 45c I "»"• etc I HALF Lb- HOUSEHOLD AUCTION Because of his renting his home and moving, the owner. -Clarence Wilkerson, will sell his personal property at Public Auction at 1302 River Terrace, McHenry, 111., which is located i>ne mile east of the Johnsburg Bowling Alley, which is located in Johnsburg. 111., one mile east of McHenry. on Rt. 120, then 2% miles north on the Johnsburg blacktop, on SUN T , MAY 27th, 1962 :00 P.M. SHARP Tynee Imported Hams '>• *2" J Swift's Brand M 3t/2>0Z. COC |QQ Strained Meats 4 Jan 3 j IIIV DuneanH5nM W/aW-QQe Idlve mlX All Flavocs 09 ;ip Milk Lawry's Seasoned Salt FleiscJimann's Lucky Whip Red Star Yeast Asparagus Beef, Turkey Or Chicken 100% Corn Oil Margarine 4c Off Dessert Topping Pkg. pkg. S'/x-oz. btl. Lb. Pkg. 10 oz. Tia Large Ripe Tender Sweet Foa Wrapped Diet Delight Brand i oy2 oz. Tia 75c 29c 39c 49° 8c 35° Banquet Pies Wyandotte Olives Green Giant Peas Golden Niblets Corn llexicorn Crisco Shortening Chicken 1- Tuna Swift'ning Shortening Northern Towels 5» pi oz. Pkgs. sgoo 29° 1 r 45° 7 oz. Tin Whole Kernel Whole Kernel Corn With Red & Green Peppers 12 oz. Tins Pure Vegetable Light Chunks 3§c 43e 95e 6/2 oz* 35° 79c Ro|l AAC Pkg. 12 oz. Tins 3 Lb. Tin Tin 3 Lb. Tin ART WORK: 4' by 4' oil reproduction of the "Calmady Children , original by Sir Thomas Lawrence, original valued at $100,000.00; Original Old Chinese Woman oil painting 18" by 24"; Original Boating Scene water color painting; Hand carved Jamp, anchor design; numerous figurines; 75 semi-finished oil paintings. ANTIQUES: Imported chair and love seat from Germany leather love seat & chair .& rocker to match; floor lamp'- Victorola phonograph; icebox. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Bendix washer dryer"; 2 davenports & matching chairs; 3 occasional chairs; 6 chairs; console radio; dinette table and 4 chairs; diaper washer; toaster; iron; 5 beds; 6 chairs; dresser & mirror; bureau office chair1 10" T.V. console w/phonograph; 2 end tables; cocktail table- 2 odd tables; 2 floor lamps; 2 table lamps; bird cage; living room rug & pad; throw rugs; 2 wicker rockers; wicker chair & table; glider steel porch swing; lawn swing; 2 lawn chairs* 2 carpet sweepers; vacuum sweeper; deep fryer; portable picnic cooler; 2 16-MM movie projectors (one sound); screen splicer; 2 sheets stainless steel, 36 by 96"; trunk & various grips; juice mixer, banjo, ceiling planter; Devilbiss spray gun (never used); mimeograph machine; 2 reel power mowers; fishing tackle; 1 22-cal. repeating rifle; 1 22-cal. single shot; 1 aitgun; 6 pocket pool table; misc. tools &• garden equipment; hunting jackets, 3 pr. hip boots; 2 sets encyclopedias; decals & transfers; 18" wood lathe; 30" paper cutter; double door commercial Frigidaire; planter table; 3 18-extension ladders- 3000 Glasene bags; 5000 30" by 40" wax one side Kraft paper sheets; archery set & arrows; ice skates, size 12; 1 man's & 1 ladies bowling balls & shoes; numerous odd chairs; sheets & linens; pots & pans & articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH Not Responsible For Accidents Auctioneers: M. J. WIESER and R. L. BRENNAN CLARENCE WILKERSON OWNER log Food Nutrician Rich 4 :r35c Veto Cream Deodorant - 47c Ken-L-Ration Dog Food 4 |6«. Arc £, Tin OU Rap-in-Wax Waxed Paper 2 49c Ken-L-Ration Dog Food "r 25c Modess V-Form Sanitary Napkins 12 Ct. AQC pkg. 09 Cascade Detergent r 45c Amer. Family Washday Detergent 0£ Lge- CQc pkgs. 09 Downy Fabrls Softener "*• 49c Dreft Detergent For Rne Fabrics 9 Lge- CQc L Pkgs. 09 Salvo Tablets Detergent Tablets 'ST 4le Joy Liquid Detergent 12 oz. A£C Bti. 03 Dash Detergent Amer Family Soap Spic and Span Comet Cleanser Mr. Clean Cleaner Liquid Starch For Automatic Washer* 25 oz. Pkg. For Floors & Walls For Deep Down Scouring Al Purpose Sta-Ro Brand 39' 31' 29' 35- 39' 29' Sta-Flo Brand Bars 16 oz. Pkg. 14-oz. cans 15 oz. BtL Qt. BtL Liquid Starch Lux Detergent Swan Liquid Wisk Detergent Golden Handy Andy Handy Andy Handy Liquid Detergent for Dishes Handy Liquid With All Purpose Ammonia btl. 22 0Z. Btl. 22 oz. Btl. Pint Tin 32 oz. Btl. 15 oz. Btl. 29c 65c 65° 39° 69° 39° % 100 BONUS PLAID STAMPS rjaTHIS COUPON GOOD FOR 100 EXTRA PLAID ^ ---STAMPS REDEEMABLE AT ANY A&P STORE . . . WITH 11 mTHE PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE EXCLUDING!! TOBACCO AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE PUR-B ^CHASES. ®| : M. (COUPON VOID AFTER MAY S6TH, 1962) L-8?fff 500 EXTRA FREE PLAID STAMPS 100 MEL-0-BIT BRAND •• Lb. SA75 CHEESE SLICES 5 "s Z EXTRA | MEL-O BIT BRAND PLAID STAMPS 50 EXTRA I ANN PAGE, STRAWBERRY STAMPS PRESERVES 2 6 9 50 Lb. Ilftr PRESERVES Z * 69 EXTRA | ANN PAGE BLACKBERRY PLAID STAMPS 50 EXTRA I SUPER-RIGHT CENTER STAMPS 1 HAM STEAKS E"" Thick Lb. 89 50 PELXATRIDA |I MEIIGLHD TA ND pMAELCLOCW EC stamps I o'clock UUrrCC 3 1 59 ^ EXTRA I A&P BRAND, LARGE Lb. 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