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SECTION 2 - PACE 2 • PLAINDEALER HKH AlJ). WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19.1984 List tells service times at area churches FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 20, 1934) Announcement of Christmas services at the local churches included five churches: St. Patrick's Church with services beginning at 6 a.m. Christmas morning with Rev. Wm. A. O'Rourke and Rev. Raymond Murray, C.S.C. celebrating the masses; St. Mary's Church with masses beginning at 5 a.m. and Rev. C.S. Nix serving at the early time: St. John's Church welcoming the Christmas morn at 5 a.m. with Rev. A.J. Vollmann; Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church with a 7:30 p.m. service Christmas night combined with a children's program; and the Methodist church holding its Christmas service on Dec. 23 with Rev. L.H. Brattain giving the ser­ mon. TWICE TOLD TALES Edited from our files of years gone by Vernon J. Knox was congratulated on passing the state bar examination held recently in Springfield. Harold Taxman reported on the Boy Scout Christmas party and Beatrice Williams described the Girl Scout program given for the Mothers Club and the mothers of the Scouts. Vycital's encouraged everyone to "be sure Santa has toys and gifts" and offered Joe Penner and his duck for 59 cents, Daisy Air Rifles from $1 to $2.95 and Hi-speed Johnson skates at $4.95. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 21, 1944) The award of the Silver Star TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 17, 1959) A twenty-six year pastorate at Spring Grove will end for Father John Daleiden on Jan. 4, ac­ cording to an announcement from the chancery office of the Rockford diocese. Rev. Daleiden will take a new pastorate at St. Joseph parish in Freeport. McHenry friends will be happy to learn that Mrs. Edith McAndrews is still enjoying good health for her advanced years and on Monday of this week celebrated her 96th bir­ thday. A Christmas letter to Santa Claus came from "Maggie". She asked for a wall pencil shar­ pener and in a postscript added, "I hope one of my sons will see this wish." Michael Schaefer was re­ elected president of the John- sburg Community club for the 1900 year. Named to serve with Mr. Schaefer for another year were Ray Groh, vice-president; Harold Freund, secretary; Frank Schmitt, treasurer; Elmer Meyers and Henry Hiller, trustees. The McHenry theatre offered a giant two hour Walt Disney Show the week end before Christmas. • Featured were "Noah's Ark", "Eyes in Outer Space", "The Seven Cities of Antartica" and "Donald in Mathmagic Land." TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 18, 1974) A sizable number of volun­ teers from the McHenry Senior Citizens club gathered at the city hall two days last week to attend training classes on "Rules of the Road" review course. The goal is to train senior citizens to help other older Americans perform successfully when taking their driver license renewal tests. President Charles Weingart of the McHenry County Fair Association met with other officers to discuss a possible change in plans for the annual county fair. At the annual meeting Weingart began, his sixth full year as president. Senator Jack Schaffer, R- Cary, was named to a position on the new Chain of Lakes-Fox River commission, according to an announcement by Illinois Senate President, William Harris. ^ % r v Susan Wickenkamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Winkenkamp, was winner v of first prize in the McHenry High School Christmas card design contest. Linda Freund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Freund, won a $15 second prize and Scott Silzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Silzer, Ringwood, won a $10 third place. OLIDAY LOOKS A Gift of Savings... S?' 20% OFF - ALL MEN'S SHOES i % \ In-Stock • •FLORSHEIM 'BASS 'DEXTER •HUSH PUPPIES •SPERR Y TOPSIDERS Does.not include Rocsport Shoes Gift Certificates A vaitable Sale Thru Sat., Dec. 24th 20% off all *40 perms 50% off air diffuser. With purchase of any Salon Master appliance at 20% off. JCPenney Helene Curtis perms give you this seasons best looks at savings Some perms not recommended for bleached or frosted hair Get a professional olow dry at home with a Salon Master air diffuser Just attach it to your drier and get a salon-quality finish wherever you are. Now at half price with purchase of any Salon Master appliance at 20% off. Makes a stylish gift idea, too Redken and Nexxus products always available. Percentage off represents savings on regular prices Sale prices effective through Saturday, December 29th CHARGE IT. OPEN SUNDAYS. THE STYLING SALON JJKShoe Brickyard. 745 0333 Ford City. 581 6376 Fox Valley. 851 6400 Gol» Mill, 299 0246 Lakehuret. 473 0340 Lincoln Mall. 481-2698 Louie Joliat Mall. 439-1444 Northbrook Court. 480 7474 North Riverside. 447 8793 Ortand Square, 349 7390 Spring Hill Mall. 428-6988 \Voodfiald, 882-7454 Yorktown. 629-7760 ' 1964. J C Penney Company Inc __ 233 Main Street. Woodstock, 338-6030 *0/4 Mon. to Thuft. 9-5; Frl. 9-S; Sal. ®-5 iently to Meyers, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Meyers of Johnsburg. was made recently to Elmer G. >n of lyert The award has been sent home with a letter from Major General Charles W. Ryder. It was given for "gallantry in action on September 13,1943, in the vicinity of Attavilla, Italy." In News About Our Ser­ vicemen, Fred Huemann arrived safely in southern France and his brother-in-law, Walter Smith, in New Orleans. Lt. Charles M.May arrived in Italy, James Hetterman was transferred from Great Lakes to Glenview and Herbert Harrison left last week for overseas service. The Warriors basketball team downed the Grant five of Fox Lake by a 51-35 count last Tuesday night. John "Bud" Miller found himself in this game and connected with seven field goals and one free shot for a total of 15 points. ARE YOU TOUGH ENOUGH TO BECOME A NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE ~ AGENT? • The Northwestern agent is known as a trusted financial advisor. 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If you cdj us by Friday, December 21, or before, we'll guarantee delivery of your gifts on any weekday, up to and including December 24, to any address within the map area shown here -- no extra charge. MASTERCARD mas, except weekends). Then, call us TOLL-FREE and VISA orders only, please. CALL FREE 800-547-8456 • EAU CLAIRE GREEN KAY WISCONSIN • MUSKEGO MII.WA MADISON • BATTI .E CREEK- UBUQL'E WA •ROCKFORD CHICAGO MICHIGAN NPORT* INDIANA FT WAYNE-ILLINOIS PEORIA SPRINGFIELD « ROYAL RIVIERA" PEARS America's rarest and finest fruit. Beautifully gift packaged, sent with your greetings. Impressive.. .exclusive.. .delicious! Gift No. 1 10 to 14 pears. Our best-seller since 1934. (net wt 6-3/4 pounds) . . •1505 delivered Gift No. 3 20 to 25 smaller pearsjn ̂ bigger box, (net wt. 9 pounds) delivered Qlft No. 5 8 or 9 HUGE pears, the cream of the crop! (net wt. 7-3/4 pounds).. . *19®5 delivered ROYAL GIFT BASKETS • Handwoven keepsake baskets with hand-tied satin bows, real Oregon pine cones and fragrant fir boughs -- packed to overflowing with our famous fruit, nuts, pre­ serves, cheese, candy and goodies of every description. Qlft No. 12 (net wt. 5 pounds) . *29®5 delivered QMt No. • (net wt. 8-3/4 pounds) . . . *39®5 delivered QHt No. 7 (net wt. 12 pounds) *54®5 delivered Qlft No. • (net wt. 15-3/4 pounds) . *76®5 delivered « TOWER OF TREATS Royal Riviera Pears, Crisp Moun­ tain Apples, gourmet chocolates hickory smoked almonds and French plums. FIVE distinc tively different surprises in one quintessential gift (net wt. 4 pounds) Gift No. 50 . .. *24®5 delivered « WILD N RARE* PRESERVES The finest sun-ripened Pacific Northwest fruits and berries, quick-cooked in small batches so none of their fabulous flavor gets loose. In handy reclosable tins. Four 8-ounce tins: Strawberry, Blackberry, Bing Cherry, Oregold* Peach Qltt No 3M _#. »12*5 delivered Five 12-ounce tins: Strawberry, Red Raspberry, Oregold* Peach, Blackberry, Wild Plum. Ottt No. 352 .. I14®8 delivered Tabletop CHRISTMAS SPRUCE • This fragrant 4-year-old Dwarf Alberta Spruce stands 15 to 20 inches tall -- completely deco­ rated with 20 little gifts: German chocolate bells and tiny peppermint canes. May be replanted outdoors come spring. Gift No. 812... '26®' delivered 4 FRUIT CAKE CONFECTION No rum, no rinds, no yucky green things Just prime fruit and crisp nuts with a bit of batter to hold it all together for easy slicing Arrives in a glossy red gift box, embossed in gold. Gift No. 333 (net wt 1 -1/2 pounds) *14®5 delivered Gift No. 335 (net wt 2 pounds) •16®5 delivered PEARSNAPPLES • A half-and-half gift box of our fabulous Royal Riviera Pears and Crisp Mountain Apples (net wt 8 pounds) Gift No. 25... *19*5 delivered TRIPLE 4 TREAT Picture-perfect fruit that's just not available in stores! Royal Riviera Pears, Crisp Mountain Apples and Royal Oranges (net wt. 13 pounds) Gift No. 58.. *26®5 delivered The Original, One-and-Only iFruitof thfcMonth Club The Gift That Keeps on Giving Chrittmaa January Royal Riviera* Pears Crisp Mountain Apples Royal Oranges February March April Royal Grapefruit Hawaiian Pineapples May Wild nRare* Preserves Juna Gala Apples July Giant Kiwi Berries Auguat Exotic Nectarines Saptambar Oregold* Peaches Octobar Alphonse LaValfe" Grapes Novambar Royal Beurre* Bosc Pears Month after month of marvelous fruit -- the finest in the world -- guaranteed to arrive fresh and perfect. Clubs start at Christmas with our Royal Riviera Pears and continue with the delicacies shown -- all announced by a gold-embossed certificate inscribed with your name and personal greetings. HOW TO ORDER First, gather all the information you need to complete your order -- including the names, addresses and zip codes of your recipients, and your own VISA or MASTERCARD information. Then, call us at 800-547-8456. Our office is open every day between 8.00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., Central Time, except Christmas Day. C ' Har ry an<j D« 3-BOX CLUB (Christmas. Jan. and Feb.) Gift No. 111 ... *39®5 delivered 5-BOX CLUB (Christmas, Jan., Feb., May and Sept.) Gift No. 141... *64" delivered 8-BOX CLUB (Christmas, Jan., Feb., May, Aug., Sept., Oct. and Nov.) Gift No. 151... MOB*5 delivered 12-BOX CLUB (All 12 delicacies shown!) Gift No. 201.. ,*161®s delivered OUR GUARANTEE You and those who receive your gi f ts must be pleased and sat isf ied or we' l l send a replacement gi f t , i f avai lable, or refund your purchase pr ice -- whichever you prefer I f the gi f ts you order don' t arr ive on the weekday you speci fy -- including next- day^del ivery, providing we receive your order before noon -- you owe us noth ing. We'l l credi t your VISA or MASTERCARD for the fu l l amount of the gi f t that 's late m\ i v â/i/uf cuidhamd Dept 67. Medford. Oregon 97501