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• 'Ac, PG. 6, SEC. T - PiAINDEALER - SEPT. 14, 1967 m Personals ;s Susan Olsen, Agnes Wissell, Gertrude Murphy, and Mabel Johnson of Fox River Valley Camp and Elizabeth Schoewer and Alpha Pedersen of Riverview Camp of the R.N. A. attended the monthly meeting of the McHenry County Past Oracles club, held at the home of Mrs. Mabel Peck in Marengo, Sept. 5. Members were present from Algonquin, Crystal Lake, Huntley, Woodstock, McHenry and Marengo. Their next meeting wilj, be held in Crystal Lake on Oct. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dale Dixon were surpri sed by a group of relatives and friends at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Gary Ricker, in Edgebrook on Sunday, Sept. 3. Sixty folks came from Chicago, Villa Park, Hazelcrest, Bloomingdale, Kenosha, Silver Lake, Salem, Richmond, $aukegan, Wonder Lake and McHenry to extend congratulations on their silver wedding anniversary and enjoy a buffet supper and social evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pitzen vacationed at Almena, Wis., over the weekend and his fatter, Nick Pitzen, who had sp^nt the past week there returned home with them. Cindy Nell, a freshman at Alverno college in Milwaukee, spent the Labor Day holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Zoia and children returned to their home in Minneapolis Tuesday of last week after a several days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Phalin. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matthews of Evanston were Sunday guests in the Buchert-Matthews home. Mr. and Mrs. William Buchert and Miss Jean Matthews have moved from 3708 Waukegan street to a home at 313 N. Green street which they have purchased from the Etonaid Dixons who have moved to Lakeland Park. The place they have vacated is being occupied by the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer, their two sons and her mother, Mrs. Miller, of Tipp City, Ohio. Mr. Spencer is the new principal at the Junior high school. Maiy Kay Welter, daughter of the LeRoy Welters^ has entered her freshman year at Cardinal Stritch college |n Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoewer were Waukegan visitors Monday where die attended a meeting of her pinochle club at the home of her sister, Mrs. John May. Gary Lockwood, who spent the summer with his parents the Howard Lockwoois, returned to Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Friday, where he will enter his Junior year at Iowa Weslyan college. The Roland Eckstrom family of Elgin were Sunday visitors in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoffel. Gary Vycital was home from Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio for a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vycital, the past weekseveral weeks visit with her h father, C.H. Duker. ? Mrs. Alfons Adams, her sister, Mrs. Kenneth Murray, and husband of Mundelein paid their last respects to Mrs. Rosalie Magenta of Fox Lalte at a Chicago funeral homo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson and son motored to Champaign with their daughter, Sue, Sunday, who entered her freshman year at the university. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hays and son, Scotty, of Huntsville, Ala., visited in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sebre Whiting the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Purvey and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bruce spent a recent day in the home of Mrs. John Purvey in Crystal Lake. Mrs. John H^y has moved from one of the LLL apartments on Main street to Jhe home of her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Schaefer, W. Manor Lane. The place she has vacated is being occupied by Mrs. Stella Graham who has moved from Broad street. Miss Susie Laurence of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was here to spend the Labor Day holidays with her mother, Mrs. Mary Laurence, and sister, Mrs. Harold Justen. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Melsek and son, Rod, a seir.or at Florida State university, who had been spending a few days with relatives here, returned to their home in Fort Myers, Fla., Wednesday. They were accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Tillie Engeln, who will spend the winter there. Mr. and Mrs. George Freund, Penny, Debbie and David and Mr. arid Mrs. Kenneth Powers and Ronnie of Woodstock were guests of Mrs. David Powers Sunday. Mrs. John Johnson and sons, Keith and Kanneth, of San Fernando, Calif., spent the past week in the Arthur Hoppe home. Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan visited friends in Rockford Satin-day and on Sunday they entertained their son, William, his wife and son, Gary, of Downers Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoppe attended the Wheatland plowing match in Plainfield recently - and last Sunday they were dio- 'her guests in the George Schaman home in Palatine. |SHOES | jx Fartor> to YOt | Nationally AdvrrtiM«»«l STI'AKT .MKil lllK % % FOOTWEAR With Patented |:;j Orth»»-\>nt S|»riiiK ;X Step Cunhioii ... |N O BREAKING IN| !§ "You Walk On Air" All Sizes j:|: Men-Women-Ohildren £: •:?. Casual - Dr£ss - Work J-:; Write or Phone for ;X X; FREE Catalog. 'g Call Me Days 385-025X j£ Evenings 38.V7756 g: & Robert C. Anderson % Miss Marjorie Duker returned to Los Angeles, Calif., Tuesday of last week after a I •v.% 1712 X. Riverside Dr. MrHenry. III. . PMNTII® SPECIALS At Countryside Flower Shop and Nursery FHESH DUG EVERGREENS • JAPANESE YEWS -- *1.75 to SS0.00 • JUNIPERS • PFITZERS All Reasonably Priced All Local Grown (BEEN FIELD "Green Power" FERTILIZER special -- $1.00 Off On Large Bag HOLLAND BULBS and PEONY ROOTS COUNTRY FLOWER SHOP HOURS: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 7 Days a Week Phone 459-3180 Rt. 176, ' 2 mih- We*t of 31 Crystal Lake, Illinois Griswold Lake Newd The Griswold Lake Homeowners association held its monthly meeting Tuesday evening, Sept. 5. The newly'elected officers were installed. The maintenance of the roads (grading and oiling) was discussed. No final decision will be made until after the meeting o f the road commissioners in Crystal Lake. There will by a ditch pjt in on the South Highwood drive to help stop the erosion. Arrangments were made with Mr. Raven for the snowplowing this coming winter. He will plow all the community,roads. Tentative plans! were made for the fall dance. Plans are being made to put up a weather shelter for the school children at the bus stop, at Dowell and Highwood. The people on North Highwood are grateful to the association for putting up the dead end sign. It has helped greatly to cut traffic down. Two more residents joined the association. The association has made many improvements for the community in the short time it has been organized. It benefits everybody, so why not join and help ti) make a good community batter. The next meeting will be Oct. 3, 7:30, at 2610 Thomas court. NARCOTICS REPORT In the two months ended JuV ly 31, state narcotics inspect tors arrested 29 persons oifa variety of counts, including possession of narcotics, illegal possession of hypodermic needles and syringes, as well as for obtaining narcotic drugs by fraud and deceit. One of the more interesting sidelights of the two-month report, according to Joseph J. Healy, superintendent 'of the Division of Narcotic Control, detailed the destruction of 194 acres of marihuana. f tor AM ^ NEWS f Leaders of the Kishwaukee district, Blackhawk area council, Boy- Scouts of America, are planning an annual Good Turn Day in this area, according to an announcement by Dwayne Query, activities chairman. Good Turn Day is a collection of clothing, shoes, toys and small household articles for the handicapped clients of Goodwill Industries to repair and renovate. *This will be the fifth annual collection by the Boy Scouts of America in this district. Good Turn Day is a national program in which millions of Boy Scouts annually participate and this particular Good Turn serves the physically disabled people of the area; The number of handicapped people employed and trained by non-profit Goodwill Industries depends on the. response of homemakers. Thousands of disabled people owe their self-sustaining existence and vocational training to Boy Scouts who collect surplus clothing and housewares on Good Turn Days tor Goodwill Industries. Conclude Story LAKE EVAPORATION Details of water losses by evaporation from lake or reservoir surfaces throughout Illinois, and throughout the year, are given in a report published by the Illinois State Water Survey. The new publication is "Lake Evaporation in Illinois," written by W.J. Roberts and J.B. Stall, survey engineers. In Illinois, evaporation from a lake surface varies from 30 to 38 inches a year, but the variation does not follow straight lines of latitude from north to south. The publication is Report of Investigation 57. Single copies may be obtained free of charge from the Illinois State Water Survey, Box 232, Urbana, 111. 61801. USE THE CLASSIFIED Miss Kathy Blake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blake of 2401 N. Richmond road, McHenry, lis shown above with a few. of the many children who enjoyed the public library's story hour' each Thursday afternoon from 1 to 2 o'clock. Between thirty and forty children took advantage of this service throughout the summer, enjoying both the recreational and educational aspects of the program, which was concluded last week. , «d YoU ve got On© IT'S EASY TO CATCH IT'S EASY TO CURE, AT wmmm --; " .. . . V 1968 DODGE DART GT 2-Door Hardtop SUNNYSIDE DODGE IN McHlNftY STARTING THUR. thru SUN. 968 DODGE CORONET 500 2-Door Hardtop SEE THEM ALL AT OUR 1968 Showing 1 968 DODGE MONACO Wagon Stop in for a visit and refreshments SUNNYSIDE DODGE 481C W e s t R t . 120, McHenry, I I I . 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