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Obituaries ]STHKK KETCHAM \ ItineraI Mass was sung in <;t Joseph Catholic church, Round Lake, last Wednesday, .,nh burial in the church ccrn- sflEee" McHcnry's Only Complete Selection elery. Mrs. Ketcham, fi.'i, ol •'M \V. Burr street, McHenry. (lieri Dee. 5 in the home of her daughter, Mrs, Phyllis • Teckley t whom she made her home. fhe deceased was a native "I Palmyra, Wis. She had resided locally for the past four years. Mrs. Ketcham's husband. Louis, died in 1960. She is sur-rvived by two daughters, Mrs! Mcckley and Mrs. Margaret Brown of Chicago; live grandchildren; two brothers and three sisters. North Carolina has 25 peaks over 5,000 feet high. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COTY [inpt evuo Perl lime 'i o/.. 7.50 Col"-;'11' •si)ra-v Mis) ?» OX. .r).0f) l-juciauflf Perfume 5.00 NYE DRUG "Melleiiry's Most. Complete ('osmet ie Select ion" t:??•") N". 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Rt. 14 at 176 Phone 459-6200 Imported Ornaments Miniature Lite Sets Artificial Garlands Artificial Trees Nativity Figures and Sets Santas Outdoor Santas and Candles Pixies Outdoor Lite Sets Kissing Bells O P E N Daily 8-9 Saturday 8 - 5:30 S u n d a y 9 - 5 MAY M? ELLIN -Airs. May Luellin, 80, of Wdshington. Pa., mother of Lieut. Kenneth Espey of the McHenry police department, died Dec., 10 in Canonsburg General hospital, Canonsburg, Pa. Mrs. Luellin was born May 8. 1886, in Waynesburg, Pa. Other survivors include u daughter, Mrs. Sara Harton, of Washington, Pa., seven grandchildren and ten greatgrandchildren. Her husband and a son, Clinton, preceded her in death. Bural took place last Monday in Washington cemetery. Washington, Pa. ler funeral home prior to last DECEMBER |5, 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEA rites. -- I^R - PAGE 11, SECTION 1 JOSEPH A. CINA Funeral services for Joseph A Cina, 52, of 1132 Gail lane, Sleepy Hollow, Dundee, a former McHenry resident, were held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, when Mass was sung in St. Catherine's church, Dundee, Burial was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery in that city. Mr. Cina died Sunday, Dec. 11, while attending Mass. While residents of this area, the family resided in Lakeland Park. Survivors are his wife, Frances; two sons, Vincent at home and Joseph of McHenry; a daughter, Josephine, at home; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Parisi of Dundee and Mrs. Joseph Rossini of Califorj The body rested at t-ne Mil- FRED J. NICKELS Fred J. Nickels of 516 E. Main street, Barrington, for many years a resident of McHenry, died Saturday morning, Dec. 10, in Hines Veterans hospital, where lie had been confined for three months. He had been in poor health for the past two years. Mr. Nickels. 70 years old, was born in McHenry Nov. 6. 1896, and lived in McHenry until nineteen years ago, when he moved to Barrington. He was a plumber by trade and was employed in Barrington by Schroed e r Hardware-Plumbing. The deceased was the son of the late Fred and Louise Dettmer Nickels. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy Buss Nickels; two daughters, Mrs. Alice Krohn of Falls Church. Va., and Mrs. Harold ^Lucille) Weingart of McHenry; three sons, Walter and George of Cary and Robert of Barrington; and sixteen grandchildren. Two brothers, Edward (Bruce) and Henry (Hank) Nickels preceded him in death. The body rested at the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home until Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when Rev. Herben Heinemann oi St. Mathew's Lutheran church, Barrington. officiated at last rites. Burial lerv. was in Woodland ceme- ALSCO ALUfMiNUM SIDING Fireproof -- Waterproof -- Rusipn>o» Reynolds -- Alsco Premium "30" Siding with the Dul'ont Life of the Building Written Guarantee Storm Windows, Doors A Awning* Finish McHenry Window & Awning Co. .1S18 \V. Waukegan Rd. McHenry. PHONE 385-1180 111 SCOUT NEWS ( I B PACK 1 6 2 November brought with i! the final pack meeting for several of our boys. Graduation from Cut) Scouting was held and the following boys advanced into Boy Scout Troop ](i2: Jeffrey S. Holthusen, Dennis B. Volpendesta, Paul Raasch. David Stilling. George Lossmann. II o ward James Bacon and James Scheid. Assistant Scoutmaster Jim Kirk of Troop 162 welcomed thq boys as they were [(resented the green and gold neckerchiefs, symbol of the Boy Scouts. Indian Chief A1 Bianchi then told the boys "The Story of a Door." Other awards for the eveni n g w e r e : B a d g e s -- D a v i d Scheid, Michael Parth and Jeff Thompson. One-yoar pin Rick Landry, three-year-pin, Dennis Volpendesta and Jeffrey Holthusen. The theme for November was "Outer Space". Each den really worked hard on this theme and put on a great evening of entertainment. Dens 1 and 5 gave an "Adventure to the Moon," complete with a Thanksgiving theme in song, of "To Grand- Mothers House We Go" --by way of outer space. Den 2 then changed the pace with "The shooting of the Munsters on Ihe Moon". They were followed by Dap 7 with a "Gemini Blast QfF^ The boys used real models and walkie-talkies to simulate a real blast-off and were very convincing, proving again the interest and knowledge in the space program by all of 4^e young Cubs. The boys all wish to congratulate Cubmaster and Mrs. Glen Messer on the arrival of "Thanks To You, We're NEW!" Now, vour suits, slacks, dresses and skirts can receive the careful cleaning, meticulous pressing, the personalized care that makes clothes look hotter aiul l a s t l o n g e r w i t h o u r r t c i c O N K HOT R "M\KTIM/ I N ( : » ' ' . . . the iuos.1 in di v cleaning. H __ One HOUR ftlflRTMizim the most in MYCLCAIUPO >H/Certification Murk Rrg. U. S. F»t. Off. As Advertised in Look -- Life -- Saturday Evening Post & NBC Monitor • After 10 years of service in the McHenry -area we have opened : our 2nd Cleaning Plant, located in the McHenry Market Place : Shopping Center - West Route 120. • Stop in at Our New Location ... • ITHURS., FRI.. & SAT.. DEC. 15-16-17 : lor these Special "THANK YOU" Otters! hite Shirts* Laiihdered We'll clean FREE when you bring in THREE (The Lowest Priced (torment Cleaned FREE!) NO LIMIT! their new prospective Girl Scout. The close of. the meeting brought to a close meetings at the old American Legion home. The next pack meeting will be held in the beautiful new home of Post 491 pack sponsoring. PRESENT REPEAT PERFORMANCE OF WINTER CONCERT Since the ice storm which struck the area on Sunday evening. Dec. 4. prevented many of those who had purchase tickets for the winter concert, Handel's "Messiah", from attending, the Northern Illinois Choral association will repeat the performance this Friday evening, Dec. 16. at 8 p.m! in the auditorium of Central Grade school, Crystal Lake. Raymond A. Peirce, president of the association, has announced that tickets will be available at the door, and that tickets for the Dec. 4 concert which were not used at that time will be honored. Mrs. Russell T. Griffith^ is director of the chorus, and has announced that soloists Margaret Denker and Edmund Childress will repeat their parts in this concert* and that Ruth MacKusick will sing the soprano solos, replacing Phyllis Schneider, who will not be able to be present. HONORED AT I'NIVERSITY Gary Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Walsh of McHenry. has been appointed by the dean of St. Louis university to Alpha Sigma Nu, Jesuit honorary fraternity for men. This is the highest honor Conferred by the university on any member of its student body and is given in recognition of his outstanding record in terms of scholarship, loyaltv and service. Read the Classifieds MORE GO IN ffJD AND SNOW... For Your Convenience WE CLEAN ALL DAY SATURDAYS! mmtsim No Where Else In McHenry MYRURGIA Maja Perfume Perfume Spray •OZ. 7.50 5.00 NYE DRUG 'McHenry's Most Complete Cosmetic Selection" 1325 N. Riverside Dr. but quieter on the highway ... FROJ YOUR POWER PARTNER s FS Seroiee 4002 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, Illinois Phone: S85-2640 There must be a reason WHY Pe@ple Drive All fram CMeaq© lite Way ro DODGE BOYS IN McHENRY • Better Trades • Better Discounts • Better Service After Your Purchase • And An Honest Deal * 1962 BUICK 9 PASS. 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