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1 PAGE 4 - PLALNDEALER - FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12.1M2 I t£t week to Save B?g Bucks on^peak We S?^^B^gonThVe^Test^nterC.earance Apparel. Act now and Save o 9 Sale in History. i \ U SAVE 20% to 50% OFF on... Men, Women Boys & Girls Winter Ready to Wear Fantastic Savings On... Coats, Vests, Sweaters, Dresses, Co-ordinates, Knit Shirts for Mom, Dad, Brother and Sister. Clothe the whole family in New Clothes From Hornsby at Fantastic Low Prices!! HOP HORMSBL FlflSi * vniiFt SAVING STORE WITH WORE YUUH oAVIWU service . SELECTION . nnai ITY • SAVING • wnw DAILY 9 to 9 SUNDAY 10 to 6 Prices effective while quantities last We reserve the right to limit quantities. 4400 W. Rte. 120 - McHenry BL 47 It Country Club Rd. - Woodstock "EARL WALSH" 80 I Hear always had free often used only ooe Feb 4.1962 "Dear S.I.H.: "Had the beat of intentions of letting you rest for a bit, but the story in today's Tribune Food Section set me off. 'A good Butcher' was the title. "We had Paddy Frett - A- One-Top man in the profession. He needed to give his place to no one. He not only carved like an ar­ tist. he took care of his customers' bodies and souls. "He refused to sell me pork hocks on an Ash Wednesday because it was a fast day. "Such memories must, indeed, be allowed to linger. "K. Brown "4016 Kane "McHenry. 111." Dear K: How well I can appreciate your pork hocks story. One time Alvina sent me to the store to buy some beef and I came home with pork. Had to explain that Paddy didn't have a good cut of what I ordered so wouldn't sell it to me. When I protested with "that's what she ordered", he just shook his head and wrapped up the pork. When God made Paddy, He threw the pattern away. S.I.H. The old time meat markets often had a barrel of dill pickles set out where customers could take a sample. Am told people still go to a hardware store trying to describe what they want as a thing-a-ma-jig or what-cha- ma-call-it. Another tempting sample Still thinking back. This upright vacuum is packed with features to do the dependable work for you. BONUS! 6 p f e c e toolset Model 1428AT »U9« NOW ONLY •Power Driven 12* beater bar brush roll loosens deep down dirt. •DteMrNap* adjusts to ciaan 4 cwpat heights from low naps to high stags. •Brilliant hiertHjhl seeks out dirt. *Top4oadng disposable dust bag has large capacity. Gets dirt you can't see. LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. FRONT (S. RT. SI) 385-0662 the sauerkraut barrel with soda crackers. Have a bite. No questions asked. How well I remember Irene Frisby (Mrs. Walter Warner), a pretty and loveable clerk in my Uncle Mike's store. If you had a penny, you could buy five large, mellow caramels. It was typical of Irene to drop in an extra one for good meastve. Besides having a good heart, she wanted a kid to get his money's worth. Can never forget Bertha Jager in much later years. We used to buy a dozen sweet rolls in those days and, when opening the bag, found a big doughnut on top. Bertha knew I had a weakness for those doughnuts. The old time hardware man would weigh out a pound of nails for you and, when the scales tipped, drop in a couple of extra for good measure. Sometimes a man would be working on a project at home and need one smaB screw or nut to finish the job. When the customer asked the cost, the hardware man raised up his hand--no charge lunch aa the bar, hard boiled eggs and more. Buy a big stein of beer for a nickel and pitch in to the lunch. When you bought a suit of clothes, a necktie or belt were thrown in as a gift Memories, memories-- days of long ago. After taking a milk con­ tainer down to the Ben Adams small farm for some time, Mrs. Adams gave two pennies back to me one time from the purchase of milk for eight cents a quart. That was a thrill. That milk was straight from the cow. Hadn't heard of pastenizing. The Ben and Sue Adams place was located at the south end of Fourth St., south of John St. There was a small pond on the Adams land where kids used to go ice skating. If a family had only one pair of strap-on skates, a kid Here comes the mailman Now, look at tMsl A postcard from Lorraine and Joe Gausden with Lawrence Welk's picture (full fashion) on the face of the card. The Gausdens visited the Lawrence Weft qb|b Village where the ' on the Received an out-of-town phone call from a stranger who went on with chatter and inquired for my health. Sometimes a sweet voice can turn a man around. This time I wasn't in the mood. Uncharacteristically, I ignored the approach and asked if she was calling for a donation. She was. 'Twas a short conversation and my better half didn't think I was very nice. I think our long tune friend "Schmaltz" MUler is celebrating a birthday as this goes to press. Give or take a few months, he is my age. Just a young fellow. College Honors Two On Dean's List n T E 23 LHNL MHaaaaflM r jy •e IGSV 2.UIK-eMvftkiihiIII late fee ce*«Mtf cfteatefeaflhen . 4.BWT... u p i n • » I I I m i Two McHenry students have been named to the first semester Dean's List at the University of Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa. Cheryl Johnson, the daughter of John and Carol Johnson, of 3709 High street, McHenry, and Susan Prust, the daughter of Ormel and Area Girls Active In 4-H House Judy Vyduna was recently installed as social chairman of 4-H House on the University of Illinois campus. Judy is a junior majoring in Art Education. She is the daughter of Calvin and Grace Vyduna of McHenry. Sue Malenius was initiated as an active member of 4-H House. Sue is a freshman majoring in Elementary Education. She is the daughter of Ed and Elaine Malenius, also of McHenry. 4-H House is a woman's coopetative house located at 805 West Ohio street in Urbana. All of the 60 girls, are, or have been, in club work at least five years. Having attained at least a 3.4 grade average during her pledging semester, one may be asked to become an active member provided she meets the personal standards set by the active chapter. These young women are selected on the basis of their 4-H club work, high school grades, community and school activities and per­ sonality. Miss Adams On Dean List Mary Beth Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams of McHenry, has been placed on the Dean's list for the first semester at Purdue university, W. Lafayette, Ind She carried a grade point average of 5.6 out of a possible 6.00. Miss Adams is in her junior year, majoring in Business Management and Marketing. * • • • Theory is all right for books but it takes practi­ cal expression of ideals to make life better. Lois Prust, of 610 N. Green street, McHenry, were accorded the academic honors. To be included on the Dean's List, a student must maintain a grade point average of 3.2 or better on a 4.0 scale. DEAN'S LIST Lisa Toole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Toole, and Christina Viking, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Viking, both of McHenry, were named to the Dean's List at Eureka college, Eureka, 111. The list is announced twice a year and includes those students who maintain a grade point average of 3.5 or better. WHO KNOWS? 1. Four presidents were born in February. Name them. 2. By what other name is Mardi Gras known? 3. What "t is the significance of the 16th amendment ratified by Congress on February 25, 1913? 4. What is the flower and the birthstone for Febru­ ary? 5. When was Arizona ad­ mitted to the United States? 6. How does vitamin C help the body? 7. Compare the number of bones in a giraffe's neck and a mouse's neck. 8. What is a mesa? 9. Where may the Golden Rule be found? 10.What is a violin virtu­ oso? Aaswets Ts Who Kasws 1. William H. Harrison, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington and Ronald Reagan. 2. Shrove Tuesday. 3. It provided for Federal Income Tax. 4. 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