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I\U;K 12 - rU \lNI>KALKK - WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1982 Drexel Heritage * vear -end clearance 1 Week Only! Now thru Friday, January 31 i ) DREXEL 8 Pc. Rural English Dining Room Set, 61" China, 6 Chairs S^QAAOO Regularly $4094 Sill© XoUU "ACCOLADE" Contemporary Din­ ing Room Set, 45" China & Double Pedestal Table; 6 Chairs . $^"7QA00 Regularly $3974 Sale L / 5U Server in stock, regularly $789 Sale $55000 DREXEL 4 418th Century Classics" 8 Pc. Mahogany Dining Room Set S^AyiAOO Regularly $5694. .Sale •JH4U * 'CABERNET" 8 Pc. Rural French Dining room Set, 56" China _ . Regularly $5394... .....:(S. Sale 'J770 / % • Server in stock, regularly $929. ... Sale *650°° WOODBRIAR II 8 Pc. Contemporary Din­ ing Room Set, 46" China, Rectangular S^OOCOO Table, Regularly $4120 Sale Z00%> DREXEL Newest Collection of Classic Oriental Styling: 8 Pc. "Tai Ming" Din­ ing Room Set, 56"China S1AAA00 Regularly $5704 Sale 4iPREFACE" 8 Pc. Contemporary Dining Room Set, 48" China _ . Regularly $4774 Sale *3340°° "BISHOPGATE" 6 Pc. Dining Room Set, 43" China, Table with 4 Windsor S^O^AOO Chairs, Regularly $4078 Sale xo5U -̂" HERITAGE "Regency Court" 18th Century Dining Room Set, 66" China _ _ t/'^FAnA Regularly $8954 Sale *6250°° DREXEL 4 4 Editions" Contemporary Dining Room Set, 48*' China 00 Regularly $3964..;.. Sale Z775 HERITAGE "Dynasty" Collection 5 pc. Bedroom Set, Vertical Beveled Mir­ ror, 78" Dresser, 72" Wide Armoire, Queen Size Bed, 1 Door Night Stand _ m c/i-iwAnn Regularly $4525 .^ Sale 31/0 WOODBRIAR 5 pc. Bedroom Set, 42" Door Chest, 72" Dresser t - i aopaa Regularly $2835 .Sale $1985°° 44BISHOPGATE" 5 Pc. Bedroom Set, 41" Door Chest, 72" Dresser, Cane Queen headboard, Door Night Stand * <% aacOO Regularly $2835 Sale lVo3 CONTEMPORARY 5 Pc. Bedroom Set, 64" Dresser, 42" Door Chest Regularly $2375 Sale $1660°° "PREFACE" 4 Pc. Bedroom Set, Queen Bookcase Bed, 2 Twin Mirrors, $~IC^AOO 72" Door Dresser-,: Regularly $2216 ..Sale 155U All Drexel-Heritage Upholstery at Year-End Savings! including Pit Groups, Sofas, Love Scats, Chairs & Leathers Our Reputation is your Guarantee DONAHUE FURNITURE FURNITURE SHOWPLACE OF THE MID-WEST 1818 South Route 47 (South of 14) Wor Jstock 815-338-1086 Legal Notice NOTICE of ANNUAL MEETING of MEMBERS of McHENRY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the members of the McHenry Savings and Loan Association will be held at number 1209 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois on Monday. January 24, 1983 at the hour of seven- thirty o'clock in the evening for the purpose of election of directors, considering the report of officers, directors and committees and the transaction of all other business required or permitted by the Statutes of the State of Illinois and the by-laws of said Association. McHENRY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Chas. M. Adams, President Attest: Rosemary Bielawa, Secretary (Pub. Dec. 24,29,1982) No. 820536 Legal Notice ASSUMED NAME PUBLICATION NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given hat on December 16, 1982, a cer ifica'e was filed in he Office of he County Clerk of McHenry Cowry, Illinois, setting forih he names ana pos -office addresses of all of he persons owning, conducing and ransac ing he business known as NAL ASSOCIATES, located a 1330 Belden S reet, McHenry, Illinois 60050 which cer'ificate sets for h he owners as follows: Lenard J. Duncan, 1245 Main S ., Spring Grove. IL., 60081- Nick Samaras, 501 Tomah, Prospec Heigh s, Illinois. Da ed December 16, 1982 Rosemary Azzaro, Couny Clerk (Pub. Dec. 22,29,1982 & Jan. 5,1983) No. 820531 WONDER LAKE Anne Sowers 653-9549 CBers Assist Four Families Gabby, the CB Santa, had many elves come to his assistance this year. Donations of food, toys, clothes, and money were contributed by members of the community, both as groups and individuals. Not one of the con­ tributors that I talked to wanted any special thanks or even to have it known who they were. Some of them even went out and did special shop­ ping just in the true spirit of giving of time and energy to make Christmas a better time for someone else. Some of the CBers who helped were Cobra, Blue Jay, Scotchman, Silver Streak, Oilman, and M and M. Strange sounding names, but kind hearted people. Gabby was grateful to his CB friends and all the others who helped. All in all, four families were helped, but thos£ who were involved were helped in a marvelous way also. BELATED GREETINGS Both of the Miller children, Jimmy and Jamie, whose parents are Jim and Sharon, celebrated December birthdays. Jimmy celebrated his special day on Dec. 7, and Jamie's was Dec. 16. Sharon says it's hectic having both children with birthdays during December and then getting ready for Christmas. It's cleat* sailing for the rest of the year though! Happy birthday to both Jimmy and Jamie, even though it is belated. LOOKING FOR SNOW There have been some disappointed looks on little faces in Jim and Sara Hearity's home lately. Sara has been enjoying a visit by her mother, sister, and brother-in-law, and their two children, along with Sara's brother, all from Texas. The children were anxious to come to aunt Sara's house for Christmas because they would be able to play in the snow. Up until the time of this writing, no snow has been found. Us northerners know it will come sooner or later, but it's too bad we couldn't share it tfith those Texans! i '? '<• '• ;• * AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING The American Legion Post home is progressing nicely. The frame work is complete and the metal outer shell is going up. The shell should be completed soon. It's an exciting event for all legion members who have been looking forward to this day for many years. When completed, the hall will be _ available for other organizations to hold the key to controlling for gatherings also, and easily cancer and a host of infec- accessible because of the ramp being tious diseases. put in along with the usual stairs. Scavenger Cells Macrophages are scaven­ gers that keep our bodies cleared of dying cells, dead bacteria and debris. Once called "the trash men of the body," macrophages nay 1983 ON ITS WAY It's that time again to take down one calendar and put up the new one. It always looks so good to see an empty calendar with.no dates filled in yet of places to go, meetings to attend, dentist appointments to remember, or school events to plan for. It won't take long though until most of those little squares get filled up for most of us. Hope 1983 is filled with all the best for all of you. Happy New Year! COMMUNITY EVENTS Jan. 3 - Back to school Jan. 6 - Woman's club meeting; 8 p.m.; Nativity Lutheran church Jan. 14 - No school for District 200 and Marian Central because of an Institute Day Jan. 16 - Pinewood Derby for Cub Scout Pack 456 '83 Dairy Days Program Jan. 11 The 1983 Illinois Dairy Days program for the McHenry county area will be Tuesday, Jan. 11, at the Shady Lane restaurant near Marengo. The day's activities will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a discussion of energy in the dairy ration. Other topics to be discussed include milking system management and the 1983 dairy price squeeze. There will be no advance registration required for this program. Participants may register at the door. Lunch will be available at the restaurant. For further information, contact the Illinois Cooperative Extension Ser­ vice at 789 McHenry Avenue, P.O. Box 431, Woodstock. New Year's Eve Watchnight Rite Maranatha Assembly of God church will be conducting a Watchnight service on New Year's eve starting at 9 p.m. The service will include music, testimonies and pot luck supper. Also scheduled for the evening is a film titled "Word of Fire", a moving ex­ perience of the terrible price some have paid in order to preserve God's written Word over the centuries. The highlight of the evening will be the celebration of the Lord's Supper followed by praying the new year in. "This is one of my favorite services of the year," replied Pastor Larry Thompson. "It's a good experience to wake up on Jan. 1 and be able to remember the great time I had on New Year's eve. Everyone and anyon#4s welcome to join us. "For more information, call 815-344- 0557. The address of the church is 1309 N. Court street, McHenry. MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER 301 W. Mon.-Tues. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Virginia Street •B[Wed- Thurs., Frl. 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