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PAGE 12^PLA1NPEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1979 Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 & ct a v the of your dwelling. i I Woman's Club To Hear Program On Llfesavlng, CPR - The Woman's club of Wonder Lake will meet for the first time in the new year on Thursday, Jan 18. at 8p.m. in the Nativity Lutheran church hall. A business meeting will be followed by the program for the evening which is "Lifesaving Techniques" given by Joanne Heinly. Miss Heinly is an in­ structor in the nurses training program at Harper college and is a qualified CPR instructor. Last year she came out and gave the CPR course to six members of the club who were then able to administer CPR. She is a very qualified teacher and an interesting speaker so this should be a program no one would want to miss. All Wonder Lake residents are invitedjto this meeting, men and women alike, since it is such a worthwhile program that everyone should know about. Hostesses forjthe evening will be Terry Jakubowski and'Ethel Smith. SENIORS TO MEET The Senior Citizens will be meeting Monday. Jan. 15, beginning at 1 p.m. in Nativity Lutheran church hall. Blood pressures will be taken on that day also, from 11 a.m. until 12T30 p.m. Blood pressures are always taken before the meeting on the third Monday of the month. "In Home Care Under MedicafV' will be the discussion topic for the day. Lydia Germain, president, extends a welcome to all senior citizens of the area to drop in and see what the club is doing. MORE ORGANIZATIONS Last week, I mentioned three clubs from Wonder Lake that you may be interested in ~ joining; so today, I would like to add to that list. The Young At Hearts is a group that meets twice a month on the first and third Wed­ nesday at 11 a.m. in Christ the King church hall. They are predominately senior citizens, but you do not have to be 65 years old to join. * .Their purpose is solely for a ial get-together. An- ements are made, but e is no real format of a meeting followed. The members take turns bringing the desserts, which are enjoyed with coffee while either visiting or playing cards. Trips are planned periodically throughout the year to be enjoyed by those who are interested At the present time, there is no waiting list for membership , so if you are interested in joining or just in being a guest to see if you might be in­ terested, stop in at Christ the King church hall any first or third Wednesday. There is a newly formed group for the young men of our community, the Jaycees. under the leadership of John Freund, president. They have recently received their charter fr6m the national organization and will be having a dinner-dance in February as their formal beginning, at which time the officers will be installed. Along with Mr. Freund as president. Frank Martin is vice president, and Dennis Murphy is the secretary. v To be an active voting member of the group, you must be between the ages of 18 and 36 years, although Mr. Freund tells me that many members stay in past 36 as inactive members The purpose of the Jaycees is individual growth along with contribution to the community The idea behind this organization is to build young leaders. At this time, there are twenty members who meet at Jamie and company the first Monday of the month at 8 p.m. A membership drive is under way. so if you are interested in this organization, give John Freund a call at 728-0235. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Jan. 12 - no school for District 200. Jan. 15 - Senior Citizen meeting; 1 p.m. - Nativity Lutheran chruch. Jan. 17 - Young At Hearts. 11 a.m. - Christ the King church hall. Jan. 18 - Woman's Club meeting; 8 p.m. - Nativity Lutheran church, Jan. 19 - no school for Harrison. Jan 20 - Fourth grade CCD students' Mass; 5 p.m.. Christ the King church. * / Jan. n26 - report cards distributed at Harrison school PR ESKNT ('ONCER T The golden String quartet will perform the second concert in the annual concert series of the First Congregational church. 461 Pierson street. Crystal Lake. Friday. Jan 19. at 8 p.m. There is ho admission charge. Cloud Seeding Programs implemented over the past two years in the Rocky Mountains have shown that seeding mountain snowstorms can increase snowfall by as much as 10 to 25 per cent. Biggest Pig While many hogs reach 800 pounds, the biggest pig currently on record reached 1.904 pounds when weighed in North Carolina With inflation protection from American Family! Under American Family's Special Homeowners Package Policy, your home is protected against the ravages of inflation. As your home increases in value, so does your insurance ... automati­ cally! 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ANY DELI I PURCHASE I\ 12.00 MINIMUM • \ PUACHAM MABLETHRU M\ i CREAM CHEESE 3 PKGS. $ 1 FOR X 8 OZ -Save A4<hw£ titA&V* (JUftk, YOURS FOR JUST 30 BIG TEN STAMPS (ONE FILLED WHITE BREAD KETCHUP 16-OZ LOAVES JANE PARKER AND ONE FILLED SAM BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLE T FILLED BONUS BOOKLET STAMPS) 50 FREE 645-A 50 FREE •S&H STAMPS WITH THIS C0UP0H •ANY PKG 634-A LICOUPON, •••••COUPONaaHHl | 100 FREE j 100 FREE I S&H STAMPS | • S&H STAMPS I WITH THIS COUPON I PURCHASE OF • | WITH THIS COUPON T PURCHASE OF SAIL HEAVY DUTY • | ANY LIQUID • | HEALTH & DETERGENT ! I BEAUTY AIDS 129-0Z. BOX • | M OO MINIMUM I REDEEMABLE THRU I ! PURCHASE JAN. 13. IIRL^^ J | REDEEMABLE THRU I I i: 636-A Mwh • JAN. 13.1979 644-A Twice Told Tales FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 10, 1$29) The regular meeting of the City Council was held with the mayor and all members present. In accordance with the actions of the board of local improvements an ordinance for the improvement and repairs of the sewer mains, disposal plant and pumps at an estimated cost of $11,400 was accepted by the city board and assessment list ordered spread. The attention of the board was called to an ordinance about 2 years old that neW water meters replacing defective meters are to be paid for by the owner of the property. The matter of delinquent water bills was brought up and they are slowly paid. "Groceries At Your Door" is the inscription on the side of the huge white truck owned and driven by Arthur Smith, who has launched out for himself in this new and novel enterprise. The inscription explains itself for it is a full and complete line of groceries as well as fresh fruits and vegetables that Art, as he is commonly known, drives around to your door at any time most convenient for you. The large Chevrolet truck is a veritable grocery store on wheels and holds a large supply of the best brands of goods. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 19, 1939) Joseph Regner. well known proprietor of Regner's Market on Green street, recently completed construction of a sausage plant beneath his garage, which is located in back of the store. Equipment is of the latest and includes a sausage mixer, refrigeration plant, meat smoking furnace and steam jacket kettle for rendering lard. /Annual meeting of the stockholders of the West McHenry State bank was held Jan. 10, at the bank. It is the thirty-third annual meeting. Directors elected for the coming year were Simon Stoffel. Wm. M. Carroll. Charles J. Re(ihansperger, Jos. W. Freund, Dr. W.A. Nye and Gerald J. Carey. Dr. Nye is the new director. From S.I.H.'s column: Bill Spencer is the proud possessor of the first vacuum cleaner Reasons Whu BETTER AT M o-rro IA. QuaPitij TkLwunjed /Ifeafi... Boneless Rump Roast We Give 3750 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL. PAGE 13-PLAINDEALER -WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1979 in deposits at the local bank. The year end report discloses an increase of more than one- half million dollars in deposits. The tqfail deposits at the McHenry State bank are ap­ proximately nine million dollars. * A sum of $48,500 was ap­ propriated by the board of supervisors from the county's share of motor fuel tax for the maintenance of eighty miles of blacktop roads during 1954. A resolution was also passed appropriating $2,300 for maintenance of a stretch of gravel road near Spring Grove until it is blacktopped. Monday. Jan 18. is the first day for filing petitions for places on the Republican and Democratic ballots in the April primaries of ever to hit these parts. The intricate piece of machinery was once a demonstrator used by the super vacuum salesman of the_ day-Matt Laures. Matt was a pioneer in the vacuum business , TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 14. 1954) The statement of condition of the McHenry State bank reveals a substantial increase M THIS IS A You'll Do Better With A&P s A FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES J FLORIDA SWEET & JUICY TEMPLE ORANGES FIRST OF THE SEASON LARGE 100 SIZE FULL SHANK HALF HAM FULLY COOKED WASHINGTON STATE EXTRA FANCY RED OR GOLDEN Rock Cornish HenSv 24-OZ. SIZE AND UP LB. Delicious Apples A TASTE OF THE TROPICALS Large Sweet Pineapples GREAT FOR STUFFING-FIRM Large Green Peppers U.S. NO. 1 FINEST BAKING Russet Potatoes DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE OB.**"6 SANDWICH BREAD OR BUTTERTOP BREAD 2 J100 LOAVES • JAhjE | PARKER > 100 CANS KRAFT ORANGE JUICE LARQC PREMIUM QUALITY 49 100 SELECT MEDIUM YELLOW DRY ONIONS LB CORN ON THE COB A&P-FROZEN HALF 4-CT. IN THE DAIRY CASE FRENCH FRIES 5-LB. PKG. A&P $' REG. OR CRINKLE CUT FROZEN EA. 169 Kid UJeduBomA Speci/iis. 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IS, 1979 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. ••••ICOUPONbbhb • ••••COUPONABAAI i 100 FREE lS&H STAMPSI WITH THIS C0UT0N I PURCHASE OP 10-LBTBAG 639-A KITH THIS COUPOft i PMCHASi Of ANYPKQ.OF OSCAR MAYER wuNcnaonniANKa. •LICEO BACON OR BOLOQNA REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 13,1079 MO-A KITH THIS C09P00 t PWCHASt OP I ANY CUT UP OR WHOLE FRYER REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 13.1979 I 5w|i i i | 50 FREE • S&H STAMPS I irtm THIS COBPOB A PWOUST OP COUNTY UNE RANDOM WEIGHT COLBY CHEESE 641-A REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 13,197* 643-A (••••COUPONMBiB 100 FREE S&H STAMPS WITH IMS C99P9IIPV9CIUH 9P 10-0Z. JAR M ST ANT EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE RBOCCMABLITHNU JAN. 19,1979 S4S-A TEN.YEARS AGO (Taken from the files January 11. 1969) Probably the biggest school bond referendum in McHenry 's history brought 2.447 voters to the polls in four precincts and approved by a small margin the expenditure of $2,200,000. The proposed program received the support of 1,267 voters and was opposed by 1.159 for a margin of 108. The final tally was in contrast to negative votes three times in less than a year and a half. Congressman Robert Mc- clory has announced the nomination of Joseph A Filippo. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Filippo, rural McHenry. to compete for appointment to the United States Merchant Marine academy at Kings Point. N Y The orange and black of McHenry dropped a narrow 46- 42 decision to the Tigers of Crystal Lake In a game featuring erratic shooting and terrific defense McHenry fell just short in the closing moments of the game Courthouse Squares SI "The worst kind of reducing pill is one who keeps telling L you how he did it." M- SALE AT MAIN PAINT AND DECORATING INC. 3819 W. Main St. McHenry SAVE UP TO M o ON WALLS BY DESIGN STYLE APPEAL WALL APPEAL SPLENDIFEROUS APROPO Ml'LTT-TEX SALE THRU FEB. 10th STYLE-TEX Wallcoverings MAIN PAINT & DECORATING, INC. 3819 W. Main St. McHenry, II. 385-1115 It