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Iff Good News! MM and Me|,ow E^ht OXIock Coffee has been reduced ... for this weeK end. This is the same fresh-as-tomorrew coffee folks have enjoyed for years . . . with fhe same mild, mellow flavor it to millions of coHee lovers. Try It now-- en|oy It now . . . at this new, wonderfully low price. COFFEE SALE! PRICES C1T ON FAMOUS CUSTOM GROUND [iihl I'M 1-POUND csvo1 i n o o* <1 YOU SAVf 30° OM THE 3 LB. BAG FOR VARIETY AND VALUE. . 'Si JANE PARKER BAKED GOODS! JANE PARKER 6-JNCM SIZE Dutch Apple Pie 39 The sweet treat everybody loves! And nobody makes it better. REG. 49c Juicy apples, topped with crumbly streusel. . . low-priced 1 Thursday, April 16, 1959 JANE PARKER LARGE Angel Food .Raisin Bread CiiEiiiiii Loaf 17-OZ CAKE REG. 45c 35* " " " -- W B i n n e r B e l l s Reg. Price 25c 16-oz.' Ifs. Serve Toasted 20-oz. loaf JANE PARKER CARAMEL REG. 43c Pecan Rolls ""391 Jane Parker Delicious ^ Coffee Cake THE MGHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Fifteen Sunnyside Estates Boys' League Elects Officers by Lois Anderson At the meeting of the Johnsburg Boys' League a week ago, officers were elected for the coming basebaft season. They are, president Mr. Hauck of Pistakee Highlands; vice-president, Mr. Womac, and secretary, Mrs. Patterson, both of Sunnyside. It is hoped that this year they cart have ten teams, six for the younger boys and four for the older boys. The fee for every boy will be $4 which must be turned in with his application at the *ne*t general meeting either at the end of April or beginning of May. We \vi U lot you know in plenty of time so you don't miss this meeting. A call for help to dads who would like to act as managers on these teams. Why not join the kids and get out to the oY ball games, without managers there can be no teams. Red Davis has application blanks for any boy who wants to join. P. T. A. News The Johnsburg P. T; A. will hold its April installation of new officers which is a pleasing cerembny in itself. This year they are cognizant of the fact that men are parents too and have elected two dads, this should encourage the fathers to attend these meetings. First grade mothers will act as hostesses. Home Bureau News Those busy ladies are at it again! Our neighborhood unit is sponsoring a rummage sale on Saturday, April 25 in the Leakey garage on Spring Creek road. If you wish to dispose of any clothing, furnishings, or bric-a-brac, call Mrs. Leakey at 2624-M or Mrs. Spindler at 373. Donations will be greatly appreciated. If on the other hand; you are in a buying mood and are budget conscious, it may be worth your time to come in and browse around. They will be happy to serve you, each and every one. Don't forget the date," Saturday, April -25, ali •day. dies will also be responsible for serving and cleaning up afterwards. This system wili give all of our women a chance to participate on the refreshment committee and with everyone's cooperation should be a pleasant way to become acquainted. For Ladies Only At the last association meeting it was agreed upon to set up a new system for refreshments. Polly Stevens, who up to now has done a fine job of handling this monthly task, will continue to be general chairman. She will arrange the names alphabetically and call the first one on each month's list who will act as chairman for the meeting. Whoever this is will notify the other women on the list about bringing a cake or giving a donation. These la- 2-i-1 Garden Product Controls BOTH Crabgrass and Lawn Insects!... i l l 72% CHLORDANE CONCENTRATE Performs two jobs in one. . . c o n t r o l s crabgrass and kills ants, chiggers, lawn grubs, etc. Use NOW, in the spring BEFORE the seeds sprout! f QMrg VYCITAL'S 132 S. Green St. PHONE 98 McHenry, 111. Christening At 11 a. m. on April 5 at the Grace Lutheran church in Richmond, Thomas Stanley Smolinski was baptized. His godparents are Mrs. Frances Thorpe and James Smolen, both of Chicago. She is Jackie's sister and he, Stan's brother. Among the guests for dinner following the services were the Rev. Harold Carlson and family, the godparents, and the maternal grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Q Sanders of Chicago. - " Wedding Announcement Leaving the rank of bachelor behind him, Pete Cimachaiz took Dolores Thiel of Johnsburg as his bride at nuptial high Mass in St. John's church. Pete is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Babarsky of Mayfair drive where a small family reception was held for the young couple. They are now residing in their own apartment in Chicago. Birthdays And Anniversaries A very happy birthday this week to that little girl with the Hawaiian sounding name, Luana Kayler. She will be four tomorrow and on April 20, Mildred Senkerik and Hank Zeiger will enjoy their yearly celebrations. The Cecil Kanters celebrate four years of connubial bliss on April 18 while Bob and Lois Mcj Donald have a bit of an edge on them with number fifteen coming up on April 22. Congratulations. UNEMPLOYMENT •f BENEFITS Gov. William G. Stratton has signed into a law a measure approved earlier at his urging to extend unemployment benefit periods up to 39 weeks in times of heavy unemployment. At a press conference the governor said, "This is the most significant legislation passed this session. It demonstrates what the states can do in this field, tnd it nnkes the unique contribution of gearing the benefits of the program to the economic situation." SHOP IN McHENRY CAUTION SHRUB PURCHASERS Purchasers of trees, shrubs and other landscaping material were cautioned to watch out for nursery stock with driedout roots unprotected by shavings or moss. Stillman J. Stanard, director of agriculture, pointed out that such stock may have become devitalized or weakened by excessive heat or cold. His remarks were made to the public and to the more than 3,000 handlers of nursery stock in the state because of new regulations governing the storage and display of plants.., "This is the first spring season that new regulations go"erning plant care and storage have been in effect," Stanard said, "and we are taking the opportunity to advise both the buyer and the seller. Plants sold"at retail should bear a tag or certificate of inspection from the Illinois department of agriculture that the plants have passed examination." Copies of the 1959 Illinois official highway map are ready for free distribution. Issued jointly by the officers of Governor Stratton and Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier, several hundred thousand of the maps are distributed annually to motorists throughout Illinois. The 1959 map for the first time shows the routes and interchanges on the Illinois Tollway System. Other information on the map relates to points of interest throughout Illinois, including the location of colleges and universities, state institutions, state parks, state conservation areas and state memorials. Gov. William G. Stratton named William H. Winchester, of Jacksonville, to be supervisor of the Retailers' OceuDation Tax Division in the state Department of Revenue, Springfield office. I Pkg. of 12 Pineapple Braid Breakfast Treat Ali) PAGE FINE FOODS! >ANN PAGE H IMPR0WII Salad Dressing PBOUI$ ' : QUART JAR QMiutMdby Better than ever! New formula gives you a lighter, more delicate salad dressing with mellow, well-balanced flavor you'll love. Thrifty, too! $ANN PAGE Pore PEACH or PINEAPPLE ANN PAGE ASSORTED FLAVORS Preserves a iz49l Snorkle SI Tomato Soup Ited Beans Creamy Condensed Ann Page Flavorful 10'/2-OZ. tin } 16-oz. L this Sparkle 10° Peanut Butter 2SC French Dressing Bird Design Glass 5 pkgs 29* 39* 29c 12-or. Glass Ann Page 16-oz. Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock will see the beginning of a furniture sale with no 'hoop-la'( no 'Drum-beating', no 'gimmicks'. Just a sale with honest and substantial markdowns on every piece of furniture. The place: Olsen Furniture, 519-521 Main street. This is not a fire sale or a close out sale. It is not a special manufacturer's offer. Neither our showroom nor our warehouse is overcrowded. We simply want to offer everything we have at an enticing, yet believable price reduction. We guarantee that every person who makes a purchase during this early spring clearance will know he bought a bargain. Terms are as liberal as always. Small down payment, up to 24 months to pay. The doors open at 10 tomorrow morning. Olsen Furniture, 519-521 Main St. West Side of McHenry - Phone 3500. : ? • < 1