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Section two «- Pigi TihM THE MrHENRY PT,ATNDFA£I*T> Thursday, February 4» 1965 •Mb SUNNYSIDE ESTATES FRAN OL8EN 885-5740 ^SCHNEIDERS' CHRISTMAS BABY 'CHRISTENED DAVID ^ The Duane Schneiders' big Christmas bundle is over a 'month old already, and is loved more all the time. David Edward arrived right on Christianas Day at McHenry hospital, receiving an immediate title: Biggest baby in the hospital: 8 lbs. 4 oz., 21'-2 inches •long. With dark eyes and black hair that "turns nicely", Duane and Sandy think their first-born is "pretty cute". Although Sandy and David botfi suffered complications after they came home from the hospital, both are feeling fine now and are getting adjusted to family life. It was on Jan. 10 that David Edward became one of the flock. He was christened at St. John's church by Father Weideman, and thought the whdle thing was pretty fine until the -water was poured on. Then he really let his feelings be known: and such strong feelings! After the ceremony, Sandy and Duane hosted David's godparents, who are Duane's and Sandy's cousins respectively, Karen Seyler and Paul Deidrich and their families, and also David's paternal grandtfiother and maternal great-grandfather for a memorable afternoon. Hats Orf . . . t o a l l t h e b o y s a n d m e n Who have done such a grand job on the ice skating pond. The entlr lot Is now covered with a gtod thick coat of ice. giving plenty of space for the skaters of all ages. Some of the high school boys even shoveled Uie entire pond after a .very heavy snow. It will be plowed when it can be arranged. Many thanks to all the workers. What Happened . „ • t o t h e o n e d o l l a r f a m i l y skatihg fee? Nothing. Unless there are further developments, skating is gratis again, as usual. Cull Her Bott-SIo-No-Mo Flash, the lovable, loppy bonnie lassie collie that is the slowest thing around the Bott house, and who was named Flash for her lovable, loppy, lazy manner, proved that her name is not necessarily a facetious mis-no'mcr. On January 27th, Flash increased the size of the Bott household by, TWELVE. As Matt was merit ing his mid-wife medal the neighbors could . periodicaljy hear, "Not another one!" But yes, there was another, and another, and another . . . And although two of the pups didn't survive long after birth, Flash is the proud mother of ten cute little part-collie pups, all sizes and colors. No discrimination among the young, thank goodness. All Pat could say was "Am I glad I left for work when I did." Happy Anniversary On the 7th to Bob and Betty Lakowske who will celebrate their seventeenth year of togetherness. On the 9th to Alice and Ray Bieschke who celebrate their eighth. Here's to a lovely anniversary date and much happiness in the year to come. Calls . . . have been coming in in numbers, asking about that first payment for the road improvement. True, the bills have not arrived, but the payment is due, as was published in an article adjacent to this column on Jan. 7. The payment was due on or before Jan. 2. This bill may be paid at the office of Supervisor Walter Dean at MCHENRY SHORES BERNICE WILSON S85-4S80 i-- LOCAL WOMEN SELL TICKETS FOR CHURCH DINNER On the evening of Feb. 27 the Methodist church in McHenry will be having their annual roast beef dinner. Tickets may be obtained frbm Nancy Ewald or Louise Winters. There are only a certain amount, of dinner tickets iold and if you have Attended one of these affairs you know that a delicious home cooked meal is served so get in touch with one of the girls soon so that you won't be disappointed. The women will start serving at 6:30. Birthdays Birthday celebrants t h i i week are Pat McCarroll on Feb. 4; Clarence Schweikert on the 6th; Leslie Brunke, Marge Olszewski and Richard Gruner on the 7th; Leslie will be 8 years old, Jack 'Randy' Schramm who will be 12 on the 8th; and Alice Brunke, Thomas 'Tommy' Geds, Sherri Schramm and Brian Calvert on the 10th. Tommy will be 13, Sherri will be 15 and Brian Will be 4 on the 10th. Best wishes for a very happy day to all. How about you joining us at the meeting Thursday night? Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. John Gale will have an anniversary on Feb. 6. All good wishes for many more to the Gales. Meeting Tonight The February meeting of the McHenry Shores club will be held on Feb. 4 at the VFW hall on Rt. 120 at 8:15. Just a reminder, how about your car sticker, have you got it yet? If not you can purchase one from William Tennert at the meeting or see him at his home on Beach Drive . . . Belated Birthday Wishes Belated, happy birthday wishes to David Ewald who was one year old on. J$n. 23. apd was left out of the group celebrating! that week. Zeiniets Return From Florida The Zeimets spent two weeks in South Venice, Fla., with Sam's sister, Mrs.- Margaret Maloney. While there they took a trip to Florida Land, Sarasota, Tampa and St. Petersburg and visited friends i n N o k o m i s . T h e w e a t h e r turned quite cold and it rained, all part of the bad weather we were all experiencing at that time. They flew back on a jet and arrived at O'Hare on Saturday morning just in time to see our ice storm and snow and the plane had to circle the airport for an hour before landing. The day they left Florida it had warmed up to 73 degrees and as they say in that commercial 'That made them mad'. Well they had a nice visit with Margaret and a vacation and are now back home shoveling sfiow and sliding around the roads with the rest of us. Although this cold is not very pleasant we in - McHenry can be. very grateful for having heat and power all through the storm as there were many not as fortunate as us. According to the reports this morning it was anywhere from 16 to 20 below zero so hope by the time you are leading this it has warmed up a great deal. Keep warm and I will see you next week. Our Radio System Gets Fast Results The two-way radio in our Radio Dispatched Cab enables us to contact it immediately and sent it to your door promptly. McHenry Cob 385-0723 SOMETHING SPECIAL MCDONALD'S NEW FILET 'O FISH On Sale Daily Try this McDonald's exclusive in good eating--you're sure to agree if» the best fish sandwich anywhere. ONIY 14 CENTS McDonald's 180 Virginia Street Crystal Lake, I1L 1257 N. Greert street at any time. They are even open Saturdays! Wishing Well Wishes . . . t o M a r g e D e F r a n c i s c o who took a dandy "'tumble whilo roller' skating a coijple weeks ago, and who is still suffering with the aching results of that tumble. "It hurts to sit, it hurts to stand, and I can only lay on my side," complains Marge. The new look in roller fashion for Marge will be a pillow strapped around the middle!! Tickets, anyone?? Seriously. Marge, hope you are soon back in top shape. . . . to Judy Walczynski who had to break a perfect attendance record at shool to stay1 home to nurse a cold. . . . t o M a r y ' W a l c z y n s k i . w h o keeps playing hide and seek with her cold and the school room:" now you see me, now you don't." . . . t o L a V e r n e N o a h w h o i s Just recuperating frorti a severe cold. . . . . to Lyndon B. Johnson whose cold, set the entire nation on edge. . . . t o D a v i d N o a n w h o w i l l probably have-his tonsillectomy postponed again because of another cold. . . . to the Noah budget which is suffering from the strain of all the family colds during the past couple months. . . . t o C i n d y B o t t w h o d i d n ' t recuperate as quickly as expected from the chicken pox, but it should be safe this time to say that she will be cleared up the time you will be reading this. Happy Birthday Today to twelve year old Donny Fiedler and to little five I year old Debbie Caley who is! celebrat ing her big day down 1 in Florida with her grandparents. On the 6th to' Earl Fry," to Joanne Eiehhorrt, to1 sixteen year old Paul McDonald, and to ten year eld Stan Walczynski, Jr. (that better, Stan?) On the 7th to Ron Siepman rnd to nine year old Gayle Cliirn. On the 9th to Dale Maule. Many happy returns of the day to each of you, wherever you, may be. This Is Llfe( ?) She had the entire household frantically searching for her jacket, over, under, inside of, around, and between everything. For fifteen minutes everyone searched while four year old Candy became more and more distressed that her jacket would not allow itself to be found NOW. Amidst her tears and mutter's of misery the jacket was finally discovered-- and ' Columbus "couldn't have received a greater welcome in Spain than did this founder from Candy. Drying her tears and smiling like a little Santa* to leave the North Pole with a loaded sleigh, Candy allowed herself to be helped into her jacket, and out the door she zoomed. Ah, peace regained. Moment later: KNOCK-KNOCK-KNOCK. "Yes?" "I forgot something," said Candy. "What did you forget?" asked Mrs. Gam. "I forgpt I didn't want to go out."!!! RACE PROGRAM A program of 26 races for an estimated purse totaling an estimated $417,000 has been scheduled for harness horsemen at the 1965 Illinois State Fair.' . Will And Inheritance Law To Be Explained ---r Charles L". wna.en, University of Illinois specialist, will explain 'the Illinois Wills and Inheritance Laws (or McHenry county people on Monday, Feb. 8, at the Farm Bureau auditorium in Woodstock. A special session will be held at 1:30 p.m. and another at 8 p.m. This meeting is sponsored by the "McHenry County Co-' operative Extension Service. All McHenry County residents, either rural of urban, aire invited. Adverse - It Pays Auto Insurance Cancelled? NO ONE REFUSED -- ANY AOE Reasonable Rates Financial Responsibility Filings Stay out of "Pool Insurance" and have Full Coverage TEENAGE INSURANCE -- Full Coverage JAM-MAR INSURANCE 385-7667 A&P OVEN-READY Dtlicious, Plump Meaty Birds Quartered Turkey Quartered Turkey Dark Meat ft. Whit* Meat ft. 18 fo 22 lb. oviregt 33< 'WHOLE 37< or HALF A&P Super Right SOLD AS ROASTS ONLY BEEF CHUCK ROAST AAP Super Right ' ARM CUT CHUCK ROAST UP Super Right BONELESS CHUCK ROAST AAP Super Right BONELESS BEEF STEW BLADE CUT A AAP Super-Right TOP QUALITY BEEF RIB ROAST 5th * 6th Ribs lb. 65 lit thru 4th Ribs Boneless Beef Brisket Mild and Mellow Eight O'Clock Coffee $fgg SAVE 14* Reg. $2.13 3-lb. Bag IONA--Golden Cream Style Corn Reg. 2/25c 17-0Z. UN Fresh Pork Butts »35< Mixed Piecei-llberto, Freeitone m ... 0^ Pk't Ripe Peaches 4 - 89 Ground Chuck Ground Beef Beef Rib Steaks Beef Chuck Steaks Beef Short Ribs Beef Plate Meat 3-lb Pfcg. or More (lesser Quantities lb. 73c) 3-fb. Pkg. or More (Lesser Quantities lb. 53c) Super- Right Blade Cut Super- Right Super- Right »• 69* »4* *79* .49* *19< W Whole End Cut Start your Milk-White Ovenware Set this week. See your A&P Store Manager iff you haven't received your coupon booklet in the mail! 20' OFF On the Purchase of a 6Vi"xW/i" UTILITY PAN THIS WEEK'S A'P BOOKLET COUPONS 50 EXTRA I FREE Plaid Stamps CURRIIR i IVES OVENWARf With the Purchase ef | 2 Soup-Cereal lowli COFFEE MUG With • IS.00 er More Purchase mmrmm-aj «f«ii wwiisims wri Mr* 50 EXTRA Plaid Stamps With a $J.OO er Mar* Purchase Eidudlng Tebacco er Alcoholic leverages ii ^ tl SAVE PI A STAMPS CHOOSE GIFTS FROM OVER 3000 WWTV ITEMS' m x s . i » m m n m m n m m » i t Tray Tables • Baked-on multi-color finish • Brass Frame Finish withe„,»,4» • Non-mar plastic leg tips Coupon Regular 79c With Coupon intf $S.OO Purchase Reg. 53c-Cr«am Rich l4' eaJ Here's All You Do Simply clip out the coupon that eppoert In the A&P newtpaper ad each week for the next 5 weeks. Each week you will save 50c on the purchase price of a serving tray er cart. 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