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REAL ESTATE * WANTED TO BUY Carpenter needs 2 or 3 bedroom home in need of repairs that can be done over winter for April oc­ cupancy. CALL 385-6896 after 5:00 p.m. 12-8-71 WANTED Wanted to Buy-Treadle or portable singer sewing machine. 385-6896. 12-8-71 It pays to advertise REAL ESTATE CHOICE LOT for sale by own­ er. Located north of McHenry on Johnsburg road. Nicely land­ scaped 107 x 200. $2,800. Phone 385-5839. NO BROKER. TF12 r I I I I I I I I I I I REAL ESTATE WONDER LAKE OLDER 7 ROOM HOME FOR SALE 4 bedrooms, L.R., Family Room and nice Kitchen, with 1 car garage on 70' lot. House newly painted. PRICE: $17,000.00 BAYSH0RE REALTY 3440 W. ELM STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS 385-3620 1 I I I I I I I I I I 12-8/12-10J -GET OUT OF TOWN- Consider this exceptional buy. For sale by owner, this clean 107 x 200 lot is very nicely landscaped. Outside of the city limits, it is an ideal place on the countryside. Lot can be found north of McHenry on Johnsburg Road. Call soon, best offer takes deal. NO BROKERS. Phone 385-5839 T.F.12 Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Nov. 26, 1931) A pretty wedding of the Thanksgiving season was solemnized at St. Peter's church at Voloon Nov. 25, when Miss Helen Oeffling of Volo and Mr. Charles Miller of McHenry were united in marriage by Father Schark, pastor of the church. Two summer homes owned by Herman Smage and Edward Cassin in the Owen, Stenger and Allen subdivision adjoining the McHenry Country club burned to the ground. The blaze fanned by the high wind spread rapidly and was seen for many miles in all directions. Final arrangements for the bazaar, chicken dinner and supper at the M.E. church o n Dec. 3 have been made and everything is under way to make this event one of the biggest of its kind put on by the Ladies Aid Society. Monday, Nov. 23, the Boy Scouts met at their regular meeting. Many Scouts have been advancing in receiving awards very rapidly. There are three Eagle Scouts in the McHenry troop. After the class meetings the Scouts assembled and sang. The songs were "Smiles" and "The Baptist Sunday School." The members of Miss Kor- tendick's cooking class at the high school have made some very attractive center pieces and table decorations for the Thanksgiving day table which are on display at the high school. Among the girls who were interested in making the center pieces were Ruth Klintworth, Elseda Freund, Ellen Smith, Audrey Mc­ Donald, Clara Freund, Isabelle Blake and Irma Knaack. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Nov. 28, 1946) The second hunting accident of the season in McHenry county occurred Sunday when Ray Guzzi of Chicago suffered wounds about the face and neck as the result of a shot from a 16 gauge shotgun accidentally discharged by his brother-in- law, Hillard Wieschke. The accident occurred at Lily Lake. Albert E. Rodig of Johnsburg died on Sunday Nov. 24. George Kane spent a recent day in Chicago where he visited with his sister, Mrs. Anna Tweed of Portland, Ore., whom he had not seen in twenty-two years. Lawrence Duchow's Red Raven Victor recording or­ chestra will be at Nell's ballroom, Johnsburg, Thur­ sday night, Nov. 28. The William Fialas have received a life size painting of a tiger from their son who is in service in Japan. The very realistic tiger is painted upon nylon. The Legion auxiliary will hold a craft shop sale Saturday, McHenry Savings "Coin of the Week" Start your own collection by picking up your "Coin of the Week" each week at McHenry Savings Early American Coin Replica CFREE to savers at BAR CENT This unglamorous bar cent is undated and of uncertain origin It has thirteen parallel and disconnected bars on one side On the other side is the large Roman USA monogram. The significance of the design is clearly defined by its extreme simplicity. The separate thirteen states (bars) urvte into a single status as symbolized \jy the interlocking letters (USA). This cotrS is believed to be issued at the same time as the Nova Consellation coppers by Thomas Wyon of Birmingham. England. It first circulated in New York in 1785. The design was supposedly copied from an old Continental button. McHENRY S A V I N G S 4 L O A M A S I I C I A T i a a . McHenry Savings & LOAN ASSOCIATION V 1209 N. Green Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 Phone (815) 385-3000 -PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER K o l l e n k a r k , A n g e l a Kollenkark, Laura Kollenkark, Carol Martorano, Angela Martorano, Gena Martorano, Richard Hellmig, Elizabeth Hellmig, Kathy Hellmig, Richard Hellmig, Jr., David Hellnftig, Gary Sheller, Marvel Sheller, Kirk Sheller, Ann Sheller, Billy Rullman, Linda Rullman, Michael Rullman, Beth Rullman, Wayne Sher­ man, Audrey Sherman, Tamie Sherman, Richard Sherman, Adelia Oeffling and Lloyd Oeffling. A dessert hour in honor of the new members was held at the home of Norm and Alice Macdonald, 3904 W. West, McHenry, Sunday evening. POLITICAL CORNER m l • * * • M H i Pictured above are some of the new members received into church membership Sunday at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, at a special service Of reception. New Members Are Received Into Church New members were received Sunday at a special service held at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry. Twenty-six new members came forward at an ap­ propriate time in the worship service to participate in a brief service of reception and to receive certificates of mem­ bership from Pastor Roger W. Schneider. The following new members were received: Ken K o l l e n k a r k , P a t r i c i a Nov. 20, in the Legion hall. All articles to be sold were made by disabled veterans and will include wooden items, jewelry, billfolds, rugs, bedspreads and other hand made work. All profits will go directly to the veterans who made the ar­ ticles, except a small per­ centage which will be given to the Chicago office to maintain a display window for these items. The McHenry chapter of the National Foundation of In­ fantile paralysis and the Illinois State Services for crippled children will soon open a physical therapy center in Woodstock for children under the age of 21,',-, TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Nov. 30. 1961) The Plaindealer lost an employee to Uncle Sam this week and while the departure of "Ernie"' Useman was long expected it was not without a feeling of regret for the young man who had made so many friends among McHenry's businessmen during recent months. McHenry has a prospective TV weather forecaster in the person of young Glen Olsen whose observation station is set up at 313 Ts. Front street, McHenry. Tonight, Nov. 30, the Warriors undefeated north suburban football champions will be honored at the annual McHenry Kiwanis banquet to be held in the high school cafeteria. Anthony Manzella is recovering in McHenry hospital from severe facial burns suffered when a floor furnace exploded in his face while he was attempting to light it. Of special interest to the older residents of McHenry is the 100th birthday annfversary of Edwin Warner Owen to be observed in Berkeley. Calif., on Dec. 6. He was a native of this community. Miss Jackie Skidmore of Ringwood was guest of honor at a bridal shower held at the McHenry Moose hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Tony Senkerik of Sunnyside Estates, Mrs. Jerry Williams of Fort Worth. Tex., Mrs. Fred Bowman and Miss Nancy Bowman of Wonder Lake. On Nov. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weingart, McHenry, became the parents of a daughter at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. TELLS CANDIDACY JAMES J. HARRINGTON, III McHenry County College Trustee James J. Harrington, III. announced this week that he is circulating petitions to run for the Republican nomination for county Auditor. Harrington, who is a registered representative for Edward D. Jones & Co., lives in Crystal Lake with his wife, Elaine, and son. Jay Jay. i FOR ! FAST i RESULTS ! PHONE ! 385-0170 HUSBANDS!!! :iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiih= Give Your Wife Carpet Gift For Christmas.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cpngoleum Tweed Rubber Backed CARPET 100% Nylon 9 Colors, $1130 W Square Yard r KITCHEN Complete custom installed Patterned Rubber Bached CARPET 3 Here & Now Patterns ^ / 1U 12 Colors # Sq. Yd. Complete custom installed SALE ENDS DECEMBER 12th ANELING • I I £ HOURS: 8-5:30 Mon. thru Sat. h ^ 8-9 Friday 10 - 2 Sunday 907 FRONT ST. 385-5511 McHenry, ILL. 60050 We Don't Claim People Will Line Up Like This When You Advertise In The McHenry Plaindealer... ...as a Matter of Fact, The Fourth Man In Line Just Wants Change For a Quarter. E 1 If But Many Others Have Proven Results. Try It, Call 385-0170 The McHenry Plaindealer 3812 West Elm Street McHenry, III.