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PAGE4-PLA1NDEA1.ER - * w.»\. NOVEMBER a. 1982 "EARL WALSH-- So I Hear For your tolerance in bearing with me as I repeat some of these thoughts. For many fine young people in our Community. The same for old people and those in between. For friends. They are a THANKFUL THANKSGIVING TURKEY TIME THOUGHTS It was die Pilgrims who chose a special day of the year to pause and Show their appreciation for their ' blessings. As per custom each year, we list some of the things far which we give thanks. WE ARE THANKFUL For another birthday. For all of my associates who hustle and bustle to get out ye olde Plaindealer twice a week. For doctors and nurses For churches and real fine clergymen in our area. For firemen and rescue squad life FOr square meals that make me rounder. For the fan of feeding and watching the livestock (binb, squirrels ana rabbits) in our back forty. For a letter telling me about a new discovery for growing hair on bald domes. For promises of world peace. Promises! Promises! For love of God and fear of the devil. That we don't have to crank cars in this modern age. For snow plows. Friday, November 26 thru Sunday, November 28 Win A $500 Shopping Spree You hove three days to enter Friday. Saturday. Sunday. Nov 26. 27. & 28 Sign any official entry book, located in the credit department of each store Sign only one official entry book per store. as duplicate entries will be voided Entrants must be eighteen years of age or older No purchase necessary. Winner need not be present Employees of Sp»e$s. and their dependents are not eligible to win Winning entries wiH be drawn on Sunday. November 28. at 5.00 p.m. All winners will be notified the week of November 29 Versatile Chaus Blouse 50% Off Reg. 38.00 Only 18.M Polyester jacquard with removable stock tie. Ivory, garnet, emerald, turquoise or violet 6-16. Moderate Sportswear, Elgin on 3. Crystal Lake and St. Charles Men's & Women's Quartz Watches! 30% -50% Off Reg. 95.00-160.00 Now 69.99,79.99 ft S9.99. All quartz watches, leather strap, metal bracelet, digital and analog styles. 1 yr. guarantee. Jewelry, Elgin on 1. Crystal Lake & St. Charles. Haggar Slacks _ Up to 50% off Reg. 26.00-30.00 Only 14.99. The slacks with the famous Comfort Plus. Handsome belt loop or beltless styles in 100% polyester. Great selection of styles in popular solid colors. Sizes 32 to 42 waists. Healthtex j Slightly Irregulars 33% off Reg. 5.00-19.00 Now only 3.35-12.73. Same great Healthtex quality and style - only slight flaws that do not affect wearability. Polos, overalls, pants, sportswear, tops and bottoms. Infants 3-9 months, 12-24 months, toddler boys & girls, girls 4-6x. boys 4-7 regular & slim. Girls 7-14. Children's wear. Elgin on 2. Crystal Lake & St. Charles. 7.99 Rolfs Leather Wallets Men's Reg. 16.00-22.00 9.99 Women's Reg. 19.00-24.00 French purse or check book secretaries. 2.99. Key cases. Reg. 6.00. 4.99.Cigarette cases. Reg. 9.00-12.00. All fine leathers by Rolfs. Men's Furnishings, and Leather Goods Elgin on 1. Crystal Lake & St. Charles. Now up to 50% off! Fine leather bifold trifold and credit card styles. Gloves by Hansen 7.99 Pile-Lined Gloves by Aris Reg. 14.00 Choose warm driving gloves in full leather palm or split suede patch palm trimmed with nailheads. 100% acrylic. Brown, natural, black, wine, navy, camel, rust, or red 8.99 Reg. 15.00 Or be super warm in our split suede pile lined mitten or glove. Black, bfown, navy, mushroom or cocoa. Gloves & Accessories. Elgin on 1, Crystal Lake and St. Charles. 45% Off Pot Belly Animals by Daekor Oniy 2.18 for miniature Bear, Racoon or Koala. Reg. 4.00. Choose Bear, Hippo, Elephant and more in 9 in. 4j66 Reg. 8.50; 12 in. 7J08. Reg. 13.00 16 in. 10.38. Reg. 19.00. Toyplayce, Elgin on 2, Crystal Lake & St. Charles. Toscany Wine Sets 50% off Reg. 45.00-50.00 Now 2488 Elegant wine sets of clear sparkling crystal glass. From modem to traditional settings Decanter styles with six matching glasses. Great for serving or giving! Gifts, Elgin on 1 Crystal Lake & St. Charles. oQ $0M CHARGE IT! Your own Spiess Charge. Visa and MasterCard. We welcome them all! s Thai housewives (ho me makers) don't go on strike That I don't have to shovel coaL For a dishwasher. It saves my ihaadi from chapping. That nest year will be the year of the White Sox. £ For nice, friendly waitresses. They make the food taste better. For memories of good cigar*. My favorite brand was made m Cuba. Think m write to Mr. Castro. For crossword puzzles. I learn so many new words that I will never use at remember. For Marie's Twice Told Tales. Sixty years ago would not be too far back for some of us. For the four seasons of the year. Each one gives us something to enjoy - • or to complain about. For good neighbors. For friends who come a-caDin'. For cards. Each one holds In my heart. children. For any chsnre to hold a baby. For love. That pains and aches are not as deep as hurts in life. Jrarashare of happiness each day. For a note from an anonymous reader, • enclosing a previous Thanksgiving column for my use. Can't use itiul, but will pick out a few repeaters. -And for another copy that I may Legal Notice STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT 'OF THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRY COUNTY - IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of ARTHUR E. BUSSELLE, Deceased representative and to the attorney within 10 davs after it has been filed. Vernon W. Kays, Jr., (Clerk of the Circuit Court) MarjorieE. Emerson, (Deputy? (Pub. Nov. 10.17* Nov. 24,1962) No. I For a wife who feeds my stomach, my ego •"> fills the best part of all that is'finest in my life. For pretty girls. (What's wrong with looking?) That I have those memories of bobsled rides to Grandma's farm for turkey. That I can't bear myself snore. (Have been told it is a ripper.) That most beds are attached to For this chance to wish you hanpiness and all of God's Blessings. C.C.D. Teachers Hold Pro-Advent Exchange At a recent faculty meeting of St. Mary's Elementary C.C.D. teachers, a pre-advent exchange of classroom and family icms took place. Ideas for the senses of sight, touch, smell and taste were introduced as a way of bringing Advent with its joys and expectations to life in the home and the classroom. ' The meeting was closed with the traditional French custom of the breaking of the "Christ Bread" (Brioche). As the bread was passed and broken, a wish for the joy and peace of Christ was extended to each one. Miss Peggy Bowman, area director of Religious Education, participated in the celebration by accompanying the group on her guitar as they sang the song Miss Bowman wrote, "Broken and Shared". LAKEMOOR-LILYMOOR AREA Morgoret ickhas 385-4934 No. 82-P-350 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is ©veil of die death of ARTHUR E. B U S S E L L E . o f McHenry, Illinois. Letters at office were issued on October 27. 1982, to McHENRY STAtE BANK, 3510 W. Elm Street, McHenry, Illinois 60050 whose attorney is Donald W. TruckenbrtxL 4106 W. rstal Lake Road, /, Illinois 60050. Claims against the estate may he filed in the office at the Clerk of the Court at McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 N. Seminary Avenue, Woodstock, Illinois 60050 Know ^Weather How is a stationary front formed? What causes most of them in faO and winter? A stationary front nsnaOy results from the movement of a cold air mass into a mass of warmer air. Instead of forcing a passage and break­ ing through, sometimes the cold front's winds wiH Mow paraBel to the janctatc of the or Willi representative, or both, wimin 6 months from the date of issuance of letters and any claim not filed within that oeriodis barred. Conies at a claim filed with the Clerk must be mailed or delivered to the The cold air mass thus stands still-as far as forward movement is concerned. The warm air mass sends its winds parallel to the jnnctve line (the stationary front), hot in exactly the opposite direction of those of the cold In summary, the station­ ary front is set op when a warm and cold air mass meet and neither is strong enongh to dissipate the other. The McHenry Plaindealer (uses *ii ma] EstaMoM IS7S HXWOTtBaiSftMt Pfcaaaai P.tlhlMltTryWililllliaMaTlMlHuii. Imn< CW fl PJMP 1 Mrti.nr) ttmm by McHCMKYFUaUlMNG COMPANY POSTMASTBISaatfa KI2W.BnSt. Mdtaary. Thomas C. MUw-fublnlwf Adala Fronhlkh-Editor Statarb Winning ihtttfpaprr NATIONAL NEWSPAPB ASOOATKM SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 V« .$14.50 1 Y« .$24.00 Community Suffers Loss The death of Tom Wiles, who for the past 12 years has been the person responsible for putting mail into the boxes of our area residents, is a truly sad time for all of us. Deepest sym­ pathy goes to his wife Terri, his four daughters and 12 grandchildren from a grieving community. Tom's great concern was for the health of his wife who had been under doctor's care for some time. And now her strength is bong tested. Having been told that .Tom was improving and out of intensive care, Alma Hueckstaedt had gotten a large get well card for him, to be signed by Tom's mail friends. News of his demise came to Alma as a neighbor was signing the get well card: As Herodotus statedT '̂Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat...stays these couriers from the swift completion of Jheir appointed rounds". And so it always was with Tom. His smile, his willingness to do more, his ability of knowing when and how to get in touch with "his " people, means that Tom Wiles will always have a special place in our memory bank. ALUMINUM PAINT THIS TIME Some person or persons, sometime between 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 13 and noon on Sunday, Nov- 14, had some aluminum paint on clothing or body. Are there any parents in the area aware of this silver type automotive paint appearing on hands or clothes of young people? Logic states that thfc hands were used to again cover the repainted mural on the McHenry Nunda Public Library exterior wall. This time there was no mixture of paint, rubble and tar as the last time. Are the per- petuators saying "Please catch us?" On the top of my most wanted list, is to be able to reach the individuals who have such low opinion of themselves that it is necessary to destroy something of value in our community. Who are you and why are you? SCHOLASTIC HONORS Many of bur area's Junior high students have made the Parkland honor roll. Among eighth graders are Jerry Bennett, jogging Denise Brizzi, Chris Glus, Steve Godt and Terri Godt. Seventh graders include Laurie Dornbush who draws horses so well, Rob Huffman who enjoys Shel Silverstein and Tina Krumweide from Fritzsche Estates. Sixth graders include Darlene Van -Cleave whose interest in the library may be the start of a job as a librarian in the 1990's. I Missed in last week's recognition of National Honor Society members was Michael Milinac of Lilymoor. Congratulations to all who are ex­ tending themselves to learn more about our work! and how to live in it. ONCE A YEAR CELEBRATIONS This Thanksgiving Sandra Betas- court and Kelly Nejedly will not inly be sharing the same birth date, but a Thanksgiving Day as well. Nov. 26 is birthday time few Barb Mieszala, who will be receving wishes for happiness from husband Phil and children Pat and Becky. Betty Sindler recognizes her natal day the 27th, as does Bill DeMarco. Gary Leske will be celebrating on Nov. 28. Myra and Stan Zabroeki have two grandchildren, Terri Jean Odarczenko and. John Patrick Zabroski celebrating their fifth bir­ thdays during Thanksgiving week Tracy Hueckstaedt's day is the 29th. Donovan Brizzi will be 16 years old on Nov, 30. He is running every day to prepare himself for future com­ petition. His sister keeps him com- ' pany on his training runs, but Denise does the jogging as Donovan runs back and forth. COMMUNITY CALENDAR ' Nov. 25 - Thanksgiving. Share your blessings and give thanks for everything. Nov. 30 ~ Community Watch program, . Lakemoor Municipal building, 7:30 p.m. Chief Dvorak is the coordinator. Dec. 6 - Lilymoor association meeting. 7:30 p.m., 1006 N. Dale. Dec. 9 - Lakemoor Village meeting, Municipal building, 8 p.m. Only meeting to be-held in December. Dec. 9 - McHenry Nunda Public Library District Board of Trustees meeting. Open to public, 7:30 p.m. at the Library. Dec. 18 Christmas party, Lakemoor residents. Call 385-1117 for information and reservations. "Sympathy is two hearts sharing one load". GOD BLESS utre A MM MB TO K (flf itlC^EUfP WEDNESDAY SPECIALS 1.) 8 OZ. BUTT STEAK $3.95 2.) JUMBO SHRIMP DINNER $3.95 3.) 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