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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 31 Mar 1966, p. 21

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Stciion Three -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday* March 31* 1966 -b SUNNYSIDE VILLAGE RUBY CROWLEY PHONE 385-2662 MOTHER. DAUGHTER MODEL IN STYT ~ SHOW BENEFIT . The Woman's auxiliary at McHenry hospital had a luncheon and style show last week at the McHenry Country Club. Gur Mrs. Phill Mangold and her daughter Lynn Mangold, were among the models who , showed dresses, hats and accessories. Injured at Work ' Larry. Comarotta has recently completed a series of visits to the doctor's office in Chicago. He had the • misfortune of having. his hand slashed while working on machinery at work, which required many stitches. He managed to work through the ordeal and by the time you read this, we hope the stitches are out and the wound healed. Disappointed Fisherman Irma's brother, Otto, came up from Chicago^ for a visit last week. He_,had intentions to do som^p fancy fishing but chilly weather changed his .plans. Now he will wait 'til he < comes ,up for his Easter visit if weather permits. I'm sure he won't be disappointed the next time. _ Transferred To Chicago Millie Mondl was transferred to the rehabilitation center f r o m E v a n s t o n h o s p i t a l . H e r son, Danny, and her husband, Vernon, are keeping the fires burning until their loved one returns home which we all hope will be in the near future. She loves to receive your get well cards. Recovery From Eye Surgery It sure is a pleasure to see our neighbor Joe Comarotta, out doing his" daily walk routine which we all have observed for mapy years. Joe had eye surgery last fall which forced him to be confined for a few months and at the same time he managed to play Doctor to his wife who has been HI for many months but is doing fine at this writing. Fabulous Wedding Joe a and Jeanie spent the weekend i:i Chic; /> with Jennie's sister and her husband. And also they attended a friend's wedding at a huge hall with hundreds of people, orchestra and loads of food. Some People Sure Live It Up I had a vis.it wjth a dear friend of mine, Mrs. Blowers, at Pistakee Lake. When I get around. for this special visit it takes me hours to cover the beautiful unique souvenirs which they have collected in all parts of the world. For a water break, they have a 10 ft. concrete wall inlaid with large stone pebbles which her husband made by hand ,a huge barbecue equipped -with a waterfall and a hand moulded concrete sink for dish washing. I was much impressed when she showed me her sprouting garden seeds in a miniature hot house which is supplied with electric heat. There is -••an old fashion phone that hangs on the wall of their home which plays stereo when the receiver is lifted. Her husband's hand paintings can be seen in all parts of the house. The resa's| M om Is scheduled tc$have surgery at St. Joseph's hospital in Chicago next week and the family is hoping she will be home by Easter. A Get Together Received good news about Pat Olson's demonstration. She had the best of luck because many friends and neighbors were present. Delicious food and a good time was had by all. Doctor's Orders Steve Williams went in to have his check-up which is a requirement following surgery. The Doctor tells him to take it easy and he will be back in school in a short time. Last week when I was writing my column I tried to convince all of you that spring was here to stay - but it just didn't turn out that-a-way ph, well, maybe next week - who knows? WHISPERING HILLS Louise Giel Mary and Steve Elkins just eturned from Florida. They visited Steve's sister in Port Charlotte and also spent some time in Ft. Lauderdale. Many hours were spent in the sun as they both have a beautiful sun tan. Yisist With Relative's Florence and Lefty Weber spent a few days in Sycamore. They had a good time with relatives and brought home Aunt Mary whose home is in Brimfield near Peoria. We all fell in love with Aunt Mary. Our Fire Boys We are all elad to know in time of a I'.re .hat v.e have such an efficient fire department. The quick response at 2 a.m. is deserving of orchids for our fire boys. Visits To The Hospital .. Elmer Melquist has been on the sick list 'and is having a series of X-Rays. We hope that by %e time you read this he will be feeling better. We are pulling for you Elmer, so do get well. BowlingNew'S "iiie last r.'ghts of bowling were our isweepstake night. Casey Zelous really was the champion as she has a 121 average and bowled 500 scratch which is some bowling. Someday don't be surprised to see Casey on TV. Funeral We all were sorry to hear of Olga Anderson's sudden death. Olga was the sister of Hulda Norling. Services were held March 22., from Cermak Funeral home. Burial "at Acaci3, CciTiS L Jl", . Also our deepest sympathy to Lala Smoot and his wife. His mother who lived in Downing, Mo., passed away last week which will be a great loss to her family. Will join Ruby in - Bye-for-now. OIL POOL EXTENDED A one - mile extension to Buckner oil pool in Franklin county was discovered in February, according to John C. Frye, chief of the Illinois State Geological Survey Division of. the Department of Registration and Education. The February drilling report lists 89 new oil and gas tests completed in February; 52 resulted in oil producers and 37 in dry holes. In addition, nine old dry and abandoned hbles were reworked and completed as oil wells. BE WISE USE THE CLASSIFIEDS OUR VALUABLE COUPON * Regular $1.39 NO. I Household Brooms (Natural Broom Corn) Size 14 ' f -- 4 Rows Stitching 99 VALUABLE COUPON Regular $4.98 N PjO&lQk .. Ccwdy For wm Widmt Assortments, ffiio Ifemhesf Flavors, tyggft mr Brim-full Counters.' $ JHB.Y gBSti tuuo An Easter tradition! 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FRANKLIN McHenry, Illinois FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES 9C REG. 59c NYLON SCARF 44c REG. $1.99 TEFLON FRY PAN 1.47 REG. 49c METAL ASH TRAY 33c ' ( c- ' REG. 39c PLAYING CARD 27c REG. 39c CHECK MAILER ENV. 31c^ REG. $12.98 ELECTRIC KNIFE $9.99 ANNSWSRSARY SPECIAL! 9x12 ROOM SIZE RUGS! REG. $19.95 - $21.95 VALUE SERGED - FOAM BACK 12x15 LOOP PILE RAYON $2S 88 16 ANNIWIKSMY SPECIAL! ANY TABLE LAMP 1 REGARDLESS OF PRICE PRICE REDUCED FOR THIS SALE TO SHOP AT THE STORE THAT'S KNOWN FOR QUALITY AT A SAVINGS FRANKUN McHENRY, ILLINOIS -- -- ... . ;.~~n I

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