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Section Two <-- Page Six THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Thursday, April 22, 1965 ; ;,f trr .fsr ietdona£ - • Lee Huson, a former resident of Volo who attended the McHenry schools and later farmed in this vicinity for many years, suffered a fatal heart attack while working in his garden in Portland, Ore. Monday of last week. Survivors are his widow, Delia; three daughters, Mrs. Marian Peck of Elgin, Mrs. Leslie Nelson of Portland qnd Mrs.' Ruth Benz of Pueblo, Colo., and four grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edstrom spent a few days recently, in Chicago and while there were honored guests at a family dinner party held at a popular eating place. Those present to help Mr. Edstrom celebrate his birthday were: Mr. and Mrs. WiJliam" Lingenfelter, Jimmie. Jean Ann and Tommy, McHenry; Mr. tind Mrs. Daniel Edstrom, Barbie Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brenner, Debbie and Timmte, Chicago. > Miss Patricia Walsh and roommate, Winnie Hilli, whose home is in China, students at Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa, spent the Easter holidays with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walsh. Mrs. Genevieve Miller wa£ a weekend guest in the home of her son, Jerry Miller, in Chicago. Miss Judy Conway, who is attending the Stone-Camryn School of Ballet in Chicago, was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conway. Gary Vycital and Keneth Stilling of the College of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn., are spending a ten days vacation at their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bigelow, Cheryl Ann and Bobby, of Ft. Jennings, Ohio, spent the Easter weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake. Mrs. Walter Walsh and her weekend guest, her brother Edward Dwyer of Chicago, were entertained in the home of their sister, Mrs. E. C. Kimmel, in Elgin Sunday. The Norman Freund family of Wauconda and the Jay Seymour family of Wheeling, were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. John it. Freund. Mrs. Velma Douglas has returned from a few days visit in the home of her sister in Dodgeville, Wis. Mrs. Lillian Bolger spent her Easter vacation with son, John, in Harrisburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, Miss Maud Granger accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander of Hebron visited friends in Waukesha and Mukwonago, Wis., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zoia, John, Julie and Janet returned tc their home in Minneapolis, Monday after a few days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Phalin. Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan of Glen Ellyn were Sunday guests of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freund. Their daughter, Mrs. Ernestine Christian of Chicago, was a weekend guest. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bauer entertained at a family gathering at their home near Volo on Easter. Their guests were Dr. and Mrs. Ray Bauer, Cindy, Mary and Larry of Detroit, Mich., Atty. and Mrs Joseph Bauer and Cathy of Oskhosh, Donald Bauer and Andrew Steinsdorfer families and Mrs. Nick M. Justen and Clarene, McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Vengerle, of Niles, Miss Clara Thomas, brother, Tom Thomas of Chi cago, called on their cousin, Mrs. Fred Schoewer, Sundae. Out of town guests in the home of Mrs. Eleanor Foley on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James Mahoney, James, Jr., of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phalin of Winnetka. Dinner guests in the home of Mr .and Mrs. Walter Fenske in Chicago Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rietesel, Steven and Byron, and Mrs. Ella Newman. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. George Pattison, son, David, Mr. and Mrs. James Whiting and sons and the Mervin Staines family of Woodstock were all" entertained in the William Staines home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ITflrry Lawrence returned to Chicago Sunday, p.m. after a weekend visit in McHenry. Mrs. Isabel Twaite of Aurora was an Easter guest of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Felcman. i.lr. and Mrs. Fred Schoewpr were in Waukegari last Wednesday to attend a pot-luck luncheon and meeting of the W.B.A. Association. Mrs. Nellie Wilcox of Kingsburg, Calif., is a guest in the home of her son, Arthur Wilcox, and wife4 on Waukegan street. William Smith of Elgin was an Easter guest in the home of his aunt, Miss Rosina Young. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Purvey visited William Purvey of Huntley at St. Joseph's hospital in Elgin Saturday where he has been a patient the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glosson, .son, Jack, of Richmond, Ind., and another son, Donald Glosson of Michigan, spent the Easter weekend in the James Glosson home and also visited the Clarence Glossons. Jim Benson of the University of Illinois has been vacationing """""" WAtJi fcus parents, the Glenn Bensons. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kempfer, Debbie, Michael and Joseph and the former's father, Frank Kempfer, were Sunday guests in the home Df the latter's daughter, Mrs. Fred Simon, in Chicago on Sunday. Misses Julia, Rose and Margaret Stilling and Rena Scheid accompanied by the Norman Scheid family and Mrs. John R. Scheid of Woodstock ate dinner in the Elmer Scheid home in Woodstock Easter Sunday. Out of town guests of the Albert Purveys on Sunday were the J. C. Purvey and Donald Church families of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Hovet, in Elgin, Saturday, and on Sunday were guests in the home of their son, William Jordan, in Downers Grove. Father Clarence Thennes of Stockton called on McHenry relatives Sunday. Jon Meyer was home from Quincy College to spend the Easter holidays with his parents, the Fred Meyers. Ronald Wagner, a student at Loras college, Dubuque, la., spent the Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Wagner. Also a guest in the Wagner home 0Y1 Easter Sunday was Mrs. Eleanor Young. ' - Mrs. Carl Blanner, son, Vernon, and Mr. and Mrs. Donold Blanner of Rockford were guests in the Robert Conway home Easter. Easter Sunday guests and visitors at the Joseph J. Miller home were Mrs. Clarice Purvey, Peggy and Alan, of Crystal Lake; Mrs. Marie Morgan, Joey and Jeanne, Elkhorn, Wis.; the Gerald Millers, the Beckers and Mr.: and Mrs. Wally Hunt from McHenry. WROUGHT ALUMINUM BRACKETS 79 89' 4* SPECIAL 6" SPECIAL 8" Qftc SPECIAL**** Can be used indoors and outdoors. Anodi»ed finish is corrosion resistant and will not pit. 2 on cord. VYNL-GLEEM SPRAY AND WIPE CLEANER Reg. $7.69 1 Lawn Aide Fertilizer Formula 2 0 - 1 0 - 5 SPECIAL *269 PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER COVERED BASEBALL SPECIAL 98' >e Ideal for practice •.. No stitches to break. Waterproof composition. Official SOFTBALL BAT $119 SPECIAL | 39 SPECIAL New Vynl-Gleem gives your vinyl furniture the factory-bright look . . . in seconds. Just sproy on Vynl - Gleem foamy white mist, wipe wilii damp sponge. No rinsing. InOfft# DUPONT CAR WASH 79 Household Aluminum STEP LADDER 5 Ft. Reg. SI 4.60 $|A98 iPECIAL |U 6 Ft. Reg. SI 7.00 $4 1188 SPECIAL |u The entire family Ijkes it. Mother and the children like its iv feather-weight port- ^ ability and ease of ^ operation. Dad likes the strength and safety. Fast and efficient car wash. Will not streak. Recommended for all c a r . f i n i s h e s . F l o a t s dirt away--leaves ish really clean. »fin- ROTO-JET CAR WASH BRUSH Reg. $7.98 $4 SPECIAL I Scratch-proof, rotating brush. 30" alumin u m - a l l o y h a n d l e and and rotating coupling with water shutoff. For car and home washing. ¥ Selected hardwood. Natural f/nish. Patterned after original models of famous sluggers. Taped handle. r '•*' ;• „ . " "Wi'-fi-vr. JL_ - • • L TRUE TEMPER PRUNING SAW $A98 Chrome plated tubular steel frame, deep bow for extra clearance, shock absorbing non-slip cushion grip. 21 blade. LONG HANDLED GRASS SHEAR S«69 SPECIAL L 35" handle, two wheel assembly allows operation in ^ the standing position. PoW- y erful steel blodes# cutting ^>-jj stroke 4". TRUE TEMPER LAWN RAKE Reg. $3.99 Special 9*%99 ALUMINUM TEFLON FRY PAN Reg. $2.98 $f 99 SPECIAL § No-stick cooking, no-scour cleanup needs no scraping or scouring. Teflon surface absolutely prevents sticking. Made by Mirro. Tf ' Flex action really hugs the ground and saves raking time. Powerful spring regulates pressure. Fire hardened handle is smooth and long v/earing. LAWN RAKE SHCUL 'l98 Flexible steel round wire teeth built for rough usage. 16 teeth, width 16", 48" fir, handle. QeUue SPBE"® *12" TRUE TEMPER PRUNER Reg. $3.49 $A69 SPECIAL L Finest made for cutting power, comfort and speed. Head curved in natural pruning position, flared cushion grips, positive lock. fGoFIa 3 co ft. VtghweigWT Tubular Deg> $15.95 SPECIAL B.a 60 \b. caPfc,,7" " i irv'xl 25 rub- Whee)5-1 £nc f,m»W ber tlc,s!'sb^r, ogl- protects t £: Arable ter. * 4rav. Tubular Seamless Y ^utotn0- steel ban clu.\ubricattive finish. Self WD ing beanngs. ^ proof tire* RSP9ECIAL 77 *R0£NHOSE GERBER TUBULAR STEEL FOLDING TABLE LEGS *895 For making tables for porch, lawn, workshop/ storage. 1 in. tubular steel. Legs fold compactly for minimum storage. Complete with nuts, bolts and plastic tips. Height 29 in. Finish black. Long Handle Rnd. Point Shovel $|99 Reg. $2.79 SPECIAL Good grade high carbon steel blade. Turned step. Fire hardened handle. Blade 8%"xl2". 7c OLIDAY BY THERMOS VACUUM BOTTLE A?g. $7.49 SPECIAL 99 One pint capacity, lithographed steel case. Stronglas filler, triple seal stopper. BASKETBALL GOAL AND BACKBOARD SPECIAL $4 4 88 N ^ *14' 35 x 48 x V2" iaminated mas o n i t e b a c k board with Vi" rod bar, steel hoop with 12 fy-!ess net holders.' Complete with hardware for attaching goal to backboard. THIS COUPON WORTH 55c HOLIDAY PLASTIC CLOTHESLINE ONLY 60' AND COUPON $1.15 Jumbo size holiday soft plastic clothesline, wire reinforced rayon truck tire core. 100 ft. hank per bag. . J/. wo; * wo iiiEnar f. 0Qf COUPON SPifit;? iw MIXING BOWL Regular 98c Save 48c 50 mm<fcoupoN, M\fh.M 'M M :M M 'Ml SAVE 69c 8 QT. HANDY BUCKET Reg. $7.79 ONLY WITH COUPON! V Hi-insuJated plastic. Keeps minnows alive and frisky for days. Can also be used as a Patio ice bucket. miiwrxw COUPON *e9. $7.95 ™«IU* V£tOc IPBOB Wml $ 7.9 sPec.o/ , 9 9g sPeeiol $10.90 spfClAL Q'arrieter '"sicfe "letal moved 1965 BELLAIRE MODEL D20B 20" ROTARY $FA95 Coupon lol0nly gg&jlgll Save 40c with This Coupon .... BROOM ZS Os Made of 100% fine tip broom corn. 3 sewed, O^ 10 inches overall. •&. 61 BO o. 'c POLE SHELF WITH CABINET Reg. $10.69 SPECIAL U Unit consists of two V chrome poles, 2 white hi-impac polystyrene shelves, 2. white plastic towel rings, 1 white^meta! cabinet. Fits ceilings from 7 8 to b l . 18" FOLDING GRILL Reg. $6.95 5/^®® SPECIAL nk Easily portable. Four fotdin.9 tubular steel legs. Deep beaded heavy gauge bowl. New six position grid adjuster. Chrome plated Serv-A-Grid. GERBER PICNIC TABLE AND BENCH LEGS *ir Blade: 19" austempered steel. Engine: 4-cycle, 3 H.P. Briggs & Stratton, C h o k e-A-M a t i c control; Easy-Spin rewind starter. Housing: 16-gauge steel/ 20" deck, staggered wheels. Wheels: 7" diameter, p e r m a n e n t l y l u b r i c a t e d b a l l b e a r i n g s ? 4 - p o s i t i o n h e i g h t cutting adjustment. Color: Deluxe red finish with engine in white. 1965 Atlas-Aire Model H22A 3 H.P. 22" In-Line Deck Rotary Blade: 21" ausfempereJ. Engine: 4 cycle, 3 H.P. Briggs & Sfrcitton; re- V/ind starter. Controls: Choke A Mcilic control on handle. Housing: deck, 14 gauge steel; >j" trimming edge from either side; rear baffle-. dual quick port openings w,th hinged mulching covers. Steel Wheels: 8 diameter semi-pneumatic tires; shielded sintered iron bearings. Wtfh SPECIAL Dural>!<\ ^civy g a u g e zZiln, lct pHl 'a"t--e d s,;° , ' Sturdy won't wobble, sway, t.p lubu g. Ji person or sag. Accommodates 8 to p 9 be from 6 to 8 ft. long. Re Coupon 1 Table can O I,e w.ng n.t and table folds flat ds. Complete win a Wood not included. 30 secon s ci i y h ci i d w a • c. NRHA HARDWARE-HOUSE WARES WEEK No J'Pg'«s -N Ml"/. MW tr.ngs -Nothing to B CONTEST Contest val.dity subject lo Fedetjl, state and Local laws. ENTRY FORM NAME m ONE OF STATE RAMBLER CLASSIC CONVERTIBLES MY DEALCB S NAME DEALER'S CITY. STATE 1228 N. Green Street "u"""s *1 Bifi* Tkij Bi| Salt, Ifril E ltij 1. tKS, TM KAI WM 385-0098 McHenry, Illinoiy