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Thursday, July 7/1966 THEMcHENHY PLAINBEALER J -- i^erdona Mrs. Velma Douglas left Fridny for a visit in the home of Iter "daughter in Villa Park. The Robert Bigelow family of Ft.; Jennings, Ohio, spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake. An- Jefdaughter, Sister Charles' of Mary Crest, Kanka- Was a visitor in their " "Home over the Fourth. ^ and Mrs. William Althoff iTvisSed their grandson, James Here are a few Excellent' One - Owner Cars you should See and Drive before you buy- 1964 CHEV. Monza. A.T., Buckets, w/w, R & H, . „ Smart. $1495 1964 FORD Sple. Cpe. Beautiful 2 Tone, A.T., w/w, R&JH, Sporty. $1495 1965 CHEV. 2 Dr. Sed. G-cyl. Very 1 o w mileage. R&II, Economy, Coriifort and Style. $1695 1964 PLY. 4-Dr. Sed. A.T., K&H, Looks Good - Rum* Good. $1195 1964 DODGE Pol. 2-Dr. H.T., Alr-Cond., A.T., P/S P/B, AM-FM Radio with rear speaker, 85,000 mis. Factory warranty. $1995 1964 CHEV. "8" 2-Dr. A pood solid, low mileage, low cost, like, new oneowner car. $1395 1964 DODGE Polara Cutttom wagon, with all the trimmings. P/8, P/B, w/w, R&H, Extra clean. A car for the family. $2495 These are Just a few 30 more from 950. & up m Sales - Se^Iee - Parts 4810 Ws ISe. 120 McHenry • Phone 385 - 7220 Winter, at St. Coletta's school, Jefferson, Wis., last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wissell and daughters of Minneapolis, Minn., were visitors in the home of his mother, Mrs. Agnes Wissell, ov e r the weekend and on Monday, Mrs. Wiss e l l a c c o m p a n i e d t h e m t o Watertown, Wis., to attend a family reunion at the home of her son, Robert Wissell. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dowell, M r s . G e r a l d N e w m a n a n d daughter, Mrs. Carl Rietesel, were in Marengo Saturday evening to attend the wedding of a former McHenry resident, Mrs. Audrey McDonald Allbee, to Dr. David Sachtleben which took place at the First Methodist church with a reception following at the church parlors. The Ronald Conway family has moved from Mineral Springs to a place at 1607 I^drth Riverside Drive, which they have purchased. x Miss Joyce Adams was the guest of a friend in Chicago Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bungard of Elmhurst called in the Irene Guffey and Joe May homes Sunday. The many friends of Joe May will be happy to know he returned home from Presbyterian- St. Luke's hospital, Chicago, Saturday, where he had been confined for several days, and is recovering nicely from surgery and a serious illness. The Harold E. Walter family of Cooney Heights recently returned from a two wgieks vacation through Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas and Illinois covering 3,000 miles. Several days were spent in the Lake of the Ozarks with trips to Bagnell Dam and the Meramec Caverns. The highlight of the trip was their visit to Six Flags over Texas which is in Fort Worth, which is similar to Disney Land. In Houston they saw the Ringling Bros, circus in the Astrodome, and also a ball game in the dome. A tour was made of NASA, the space center, and then a trip down to the Gulf of Mexico. A short stop was made at Hot Springs; Ark., where they saw the two uncovered springs. They visited relatives in Springfield, Mo. They also stayed with army friends in Houston, Tex.; Dexter, Mo.; Caseyville, 111. Their last stop was in Morton, 111., where they stayed with the Walt Deterdings, formerly of McHenry. Mrs. Mary Turner returned home Saturday from a two weeks visit in the home of her grandson, William Jordan, and family in Downers Grove. Mr. and Mrs. William Luxton of Sycamore were recent visitors in the home of Mrs. May Powers. Mrs. Walter Haufe of Neenah, Wis., spent Wednesday evening in the Fred Bienapfl home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmitt of Oakland, Calif., have been visiting her sister, Mrs. George Phalin, and also relatives in Barrington. Clare Whiting and a friend, Bill Lee, of Washington, D. C., were guests in the home of his aunt, Genevieve Knox, over the Fourth of July holidays. Mrs. Gertrude Pigeon and Mrs. Laura Brennan of Chicago * * * * : * ************ ECMS1L THOMPSON ? General Insurance Life * Auto * HesS'Jh • * FIf® * Cesaasltf * i@@t * 3812 W. ELM ST. -- McHENRY PHONE 815-385-1066 "In The McHenry Plaindealer Building" •••••••••••••• Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-T1STED For Four Added Protection. ALL WORE GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators CompSet® Stock of ©rigiraa! Equip. Meater Control Valves &3S ©!©§. RilPAIK SERV. Phone @85-0733 McSSeEury, HIL Wext to V.F.W. 3004 W. Route 120 FOB that old fashioned flavor . COME TO HHANN SAUSAGE CO. • 85 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE ©SIMIAN STFLB FLAWMUS • LEAN MUCIXORY SMOKED BACON • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES Phone 385-6260 - - Aonto 120 -- Just ef Jtefes IS -- if®!®* DL spent Monday with their sister, Mrs. Alice Brooks. Mrs. Robert Conway spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Carl Blanner, in Rockford. and helped her mother celebrate her birthday. George Howden of Appleton, Wis., visited his sister, Mrs. LeRoy Conway, Thursday. The Anthony and James Caparelli families of Lombard were visitors in the home of their mother, Mrs. Henry J. Stilling, a few days last week. Mrs. F r e i d a Bienapfl of here a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs3 Walter Vogt of Skokie 'was a guest of friends Geneva, Switzerland, who have been spending a month in Geneva, 111., were guests of McHenry friends Thursday. II PAYS TO ADVERTISE VALLEY VIEW DAY CAMP ENJOYED BY GIRL SCOUTS Valley View neighborhood had Day Camp for its Girl Scouts last week. 180 registered girls and a nursery of forty took advantage of, the lovely camp site generously loaned to them by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peters. The camp under the direction of Mrs.. Dorothy Dowell, boasted five Brownie units, four Junior units and one Cadette unit. Throughout the week the girls learned new skills in outdoor cooking, fire building, proper use of the jacknife and handicraft. One all camp project was stone trivets made completely by hand. A large thanks from all the Scouts to the twenty-five adults who so generoulsy gave of their tirrfe and effort to make this week of camp an unqualified success. ROGUES V IN BAND BATTLE Pictured here with Chamber of Commerce president Vern Thompson are the Rogues V. Standing left to right* Rick Vycital Ed Streich, Vern Thompson, Tom Streich. Kneeling, Ron Parks and Tim McPike. The Rogues V will play for the teen dance on Friday night at the city park and also participate in the battle of the bands on Thursday July 14. Thousands of the younger ,set are expected to converge on McHenry for this first-band battle ever held in McHenry. There is no charge' for admission either evening. "TOP 40" 45's -- 96c ea. --ALBUMS-- HI-FI STEREO $3«5 PHONOGRAPH NEEDLES . .....$1.79 and up T©NI°S MUSE0 • "Across from the Jewel" ST19 W. Elm St. Phone 385 - 4646 COAST-TO-COAST SALE ' • - . I ' M - " • • 7'r % 5 " n „ Jrif f- 7 Pc. Beverage Set 64 oz. ice lip pitcher and six 12 ounce insulated tumblers. Unb r e a kable sanitary, stainproof easy t o clean. Turquoise. (WB0732-0) ltep. $2.95 $1.99 Electric BAR-B-Q LIGHTER $1.99 • V't.r '•* >!"-• * • V ^ ' "'"v , '• • • " M ••• 4. \ 4 - Piece Metal KING SIZE TRAY SET 'Seville' Pattern Modern geometric design a- R«,inJiar|v gainst a cream white ' background. Self-storage $6.95 rack converts to hostess . cart. 4-PC FIBERGLASS TRAY SET • . .$8.97 Kordite Plastic Freezer Containers Your choice of pint 1 Vi pint and quart freezer containers and pint or quart freezer bags. PVkt SG- ALLON FREEZER CONTAINER «f 3 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry. III. Phone 385 - 2040 7 - ' • . Section Two -- Page Five Save On Quality Meats! U.S. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ROLLED RUMP ROAST LB A At 89 I mm mm >a'U Round Steak U.S. CHOICE BEEF GROUND ROUND STEAK Save $1.00 On (banned J^am! HAWAIIAN OR HONEY GLAZE RATH CANNED HAM 4 LB. CAN $43' KRAFT VELVETA TASTY F GOLDEN RIPE NeaoNne 1 ganan(|S •HRBB Royal Jewel - Reg. $ 1.39 WI4ITErPlHK YEaOW.BtUE okwttu 2 LB. TIN 2 LB. Pkg. 46 oz. Cans s Of** ^ SHEET ROLL with each $5 purch. m 1 DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK This week get your STAR GLOW DINNER PLATE Your McHenry Jewel Is Open Sunday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m fr>r Your Convenience Jrom %^our ^ewei ad try Shop! 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