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CAPPUMA1 mil PRltf Thursday, Dec. 1 1, 1975 A9 Algonquin News r.ni or seeking 'Young Man and Algonquinite of the Year' NO MONEY DOWN PHlfiGFST TRADE-INS VIViVia-w FREE DELIVERY SERVICE The award banquet will be open to the Eublic and tickets can obtained from any local Jaycee. community meetings. Final selection of the recipients will be made by a committee of past winners of these coveted awards. LARGEST DISCOUNTS Continued from page 8 their rise to power, from their struggle to survive in the Eastern Rockies of Wyoming until their discovery of the horse-brought in by the Spanish-and how on horseback they swept duf of their ancestral lands to seize control of the plains.

Fehrenbach gives us the first complete picture of the Comanches with their surviving lore and legend, their folk-memory, the written records of their enemies, interspersing paintings and photographs of these proud people. No history of the United States would be complete without including these first Americans. Another people who have jhajj primary influence on the njgncing and shaping of our nation an the rural people of our land. National Geographic Society has brought out a beautiful new book called "Life in Rural America." Five writers and many photographers crossed the country visiting farms, ranches, and small towns. They met and talked to hundreds of country and small town people.

The photographers have captured the sacredness and beauty of a country church and the bright glint of happiness in the eyes of a child eating a cookie. Crop and jeconomictalk of these people is recorded to show the great concern such people have for the nation and its welfare. The rich lands and prosperous farms and ranches as well as the poverty of some of rural America is shown. This is an important book for our study of the history and making of our nation. ST.

JOHN'S LUTHERAN MIXED LEAGUE As of 12-14 Iron Skillet 59 Slipper Inn 58 Christian Disposal 57 Mr. A's Barber Shop 57 Thrift Store 54 Kings Motors 54 Orbit Plaza Foods 53 Harnish Pier 66 50 Legal Beavers 48V2 Algonquin Tool 47 Fox Riverleaners 41 Boncocky Livestock 39 Melahn's EZ Pickins 34 Thrift Mart 34 With a 625 Series and a 226 tame Bob Dammyer took both igh man series and high man game. Shirley Carlson rolled a 488 series for high woman series, and a 184 for high woman game. SPECIAL STORY HOUR Mothers, don't forget about the special story hour each Wednesday, at the Algonquin Area Public Library. This story hour is for pre-schoolers, from 3 to 5 years of age, and is held at 2 p.m.

every Wednesday. The story hour is presented by girls of the Child Development Class at Crown High School. The story hour is more than just stories, but also a time for learning. Be sure to bring your child for this fun and learning hour. WE TAKE ANYTHING IN TRADE-TRY US! WE SERVICE WEUTHOSEWE SEU SHOP AROUND- THEN COME IN -MID SEE FOR YOURSELF.

WE WILL NOT BE SINGER ELECTRIC CO. 66 S. Grove Ave. Elgin, 111.742-0231 YOUR DEPENDABLE DEALER SINCE 1933 PARK "FREE" ON UPPER-RIVERSIDE DECK ANNOUNCEMENT The McHcniA Medical GrQijp announces that two local telephone lines have been installed for the Pediatricians officii in their Crystal Lake facility, MO W. Terra t'otta.

Srihan Das Kanuru, M.D. HI 5-459-8445 Gary R. Oberg, M.D. 815-459-8446 These lines may he utilized to tall the doctor's office between a.m. and p.m..

Monday thru Saturday the Algonquin Jay-cees is seeking the public's help in selecting an Outstanding' Young Man and Algonquinite of the Year for 1975. These awards will be presented at their Annual Distinguished Service Award Banquet to be held at Port Edward Restaurant on Jan. 21, 1976. In addition to these two awards, the Jay-cees will honor their bosses and the many people in the community who have helped them with their projects during the past year. To be eligible for the Outstanding Young Man Award, an individual must be between the ages of 18 and 36; the Algonquinite of the Year may be a male or female of any age living in the Algonquin postal district.

Ballots will be placed in local business establishments and distributed at "various (330900 GBC2D (save) L1ACJ PGFJDTJ opoor (3ADPGTT GGCJTTGLIS Troop No. 318 plants bulbs CARPETING Displaying the same grit and determination that kept the Continental Army going in the snows of Valley Troops in Algonquin and Lake in the Hills, please call Jean Bell at 658-4077 or Barbara Cieniuch at 658-5683. Anderson, Kamona Cronk and Sue Jornd assisting with transportation. For information concerning Girl Scout earth to await its vernal awakening. They were assisted in their endeavors by adult volunteers Peggy leader and Judy Legnaioli, REGISTER NOW! WIN A FABULOUS 6'x9' BELGIUM IMPORT CARPET Scout Troop 318 of Osceola Neighborhood in Algonquin and Lake in the Hills went out in that cold, wet snow just before Thanksgiving and planted spring bulbs in front of their meeting "SPRUCE UP" YOUR HOME FOR THE piacerine unite With our expert Drapery Cleaning troop committee member.

This patriotic community service project was a way of saying "Thank You" to the United Methodist Church in for their continued generosity toward the Girl Scouts. Four troops meet there each week, and the use of these facilities is greatly appreciated. Just last month these girls were taking advantage of the mild weather, enjoying a ride and wienie roast at the Plainsman Stable, east of Elgin. They were accompanied by their HRISTMAS Jragk COUNTRY FRENCH CURIO CABINET FOX RIVER CLEANERS "FINE CLEANING SINCE 1932" 115 E. CHICAGO ALGONQUIN PHONE 658-8222 FOR PICKUP DELIVERY iMMMMMIMMMMMMM' Ptcan iirith Mtfcltd mIM fipowd hard-aoodi and imu lalad wood com ponenll 23" 13" 72 LIMITID SUPPLY RECLINERS Herculon, Naughahyde Value $219.95 Variety of Colors Styles Limited From We are a "Santa participating business.

Our posted clue can help you win a color TV! 1 Casual Country Dining Room Set leaders, Janet Graf, Skip Morris and Peggy Walker, with Vivian 79' III Hutch, buffet, 4 side, 2 arm chairs, all oak, formica top. $1,000 Value I 7 229 $1 1095 ik If IP Tr ALL WOOD BEDROOM SET SOLID MAPLE TABLE LAMPS BUT ONE GET THE SECOND 42" Round, Formica Top Table, Extends To 60" 4 Chairs '489 Dresser, Headboard, Chest, Mirror HALF PRICE Zero KinA '269 Methodist Churcn. When these girls first planned this Bicentennial display, they had not counted on such bad weather, but frozen fingers notwithstanding, they diligently snugged each red, white tulip, crocus and hyacinth into the icy Obituary Albert A. Drewke Sr. Albert A.

Drewke 54, of 170 Austin Carpentersville, died Monday, Dec. 8 at the University of Chicago Medical Center Billings Hospital. He was born Feb. 23, 1921 in Chicago, the son of Albert and Elsie Peterson: Drewke. He had been employed as a bus driver for the Chicago Transit Authority for 29 years, and had been a resident of Carpentersville for 19 years.

He was a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose, Crystal Lake Lodge, and VFW Post .5 9 15 of Carpentersville. He is survived by his wife, Joan M. (Strusz), whom he married in 1952; four sons, Albert A. a cadet at West Point, Frederick James and Ronald all at home; two daughters, Mrs. Douglas (Joan Suzanne) Leoni, and Patricia Anne, at home; two brothers, Robert of Prospect Heights, and Otto serving in the U.S.

Navy at Sturtevant, and one sister, Mrs. Daniel (Virginia) Basile, of Chicago. He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers in infancy. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, Dec. 13, 11 a.m.

at the Wait-Ross-Allanson Algonquin Chapel, Mr. luis Cook of Meadow Gospel Chapel officiating. Burial will be at Windridge Cemetery, Cary. Visitation is after 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec.

10 and from 3 until 10 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 11 and 12 at the Algonquin Chapel. $389 Value '200 CASH coupon will be awarded during our Carpet Grand Opening Good Towardi Purchase at Crystal Lake Home Furnishings VIRGINIA HOUSE mm to-' ALL WOOD ICOUPOMf1 null i it Register for Carpet-'200 Cash Coupon NAME ROCKER S1A095 i iii i-vy uifwjii hi No purchm motnary. Jutt drop off coupon In bo bofor 12-31-76 This good looking, all wool Melton coat from Zero lCing features a brushed wool blanket plaid lining with matching detachable scarf.

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