The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

WHISPERING OAKS Gertrude Disney 385-7515 FAY OKSANEN FLIES FOR VISIT WITH PARENTS Fay Oksanen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quanstrum surprised her folks by flying in from Massachusetts on March 5. Friends from Fox Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Dahlberg, met her at the airport and brought her to the Quanstrums in time for lunch. Fay had written to some of Mrs. Quanstrum's neighbors, in advance, and invited them to drop in for coffee and birthday cake that evening. The Heaths, Grants, Sauters, and Crawfords did so and Grace was really surprised, as it was her birthday. GRANDDAUGHTER VISITS Mr. and Mrs. Shea of 4515 Ashley had their granddaughter, Mary Beth, stay with them for a week, for her parents went on a business trip to New York, as the Sheas' other son, John, is coming home this weekend, from St. Bona venture school where he is attending. Mrs. Shea fell and had to have stiches in her head from the fall. WHISPERS ABOUT FOLKS Harold Therens of Sussex is on a three weeks vacation. Mrs. Therens, (Marie) had a birthday last week. Their daughter, Marge Johnson, and her two children, Jimmy and Karen, from State College, Penn., will spend ten days at the Therens home, while Mr. Johnson is going on a business trip to Seattle, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phaw of Mt. Prospect were dinner guests at the Therens home and later played bridge. The men were winners for they are extremely clever at the game. Mr. and Mrs. Demke took a little trip to LaSalle to visit their daughter and son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. L.G. Larimer. Mr. Sorensen of 4514 Sussex is home from the hospital, feeling better, but still has to take it easy and stay indoors for a few more weeks. The Canasta club met at Reeva Davis' home on Ashley. Tables were beautifully decorated in green for St. Patrick's Day. She served a delicious green bavarian creme. Prizes were won by Evelyn Sauter, Eleanor Crawford and Reeva Davis. The Senior Citizens of Whispering Oaks attending the St. Patrick day dinner enjoyed a lovely evening of good food and fine entertainment. They had some handsome young boys do some tap dancing and some girls did acrobatic stunts and modern dancing, plus a pantomine done by a young girl of Second Hand Rose which was dandy. NEW FOLKS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dudlicek of 1002 Hampton Ct., a new area in Whispering Oaks, have a lovely new house and like it here very much. They are from Addison, 111. Mr. Dudlicek has been employed locally for a long time, so he will not have far to go to work. They have two married children, Gary, who lives in Addison Park, and he has three children and Elaine was just blessed with a pair of twins, Pat and Mike. Mrs. Dudlicek says she is very happy* with whole situation. AMONG THE SICK Mrs. Reeva Davis fell in her home and was quite shook up, but is feeling better now. John Walesa is at home with a throat infection, he has been pretty sick. Mr. and Mrs. Walesa's daughter-in-law had surgery and is at the St. Alexus hospital. George Zwierzyniski of 4506 Sussex is coming home from the hospital today, after having surgery. ICE FISHING Mr. and Mrs. Kuehn of 4709 Cumberland Circle were fishing thru the ice at Channel Lake and got 12 nice size fish| and their son, Allen, is coming in from school, to help them eat the fish. Mrs. Kuehn's brother, Bob, and his wife, Lou, from Normal will enjoy the fresh fish caught thru the ice. IEGAI NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Joseph A. Belch Deceased, FILE NO. 69-P-47 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters of Administration were issued on March 12, 1969, to Helen J. Belch, 3605 E. Lake Shore Dr., Wonder Lake, Illinois, whose attorney of record is Carroll & Aiello, 329 Lake Ave., Woodstock, Illinois, ^nd that the first Monday in the month of May, 1969, is the claim date for the estate. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Woodstock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and -to said attorney. &ARGARET 0*NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. March 19, 26, April 2, 1969) Ceramic sq. ft. Wall Tile 57t i x i ' • CERAMIC Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile 1/16" 12 X 12" sq. ft 19t SPECIAL Solid Vinyl Tile sq. ft. 24( Kadisak Tile & Supply [EGA! NOTICE NOTICE OF ELECTION On the 15th day of April, 1969, there will be a regular election in the City of McHenry to elect: a Mayor, four Aldermen, a City Clerk, and a City Treasurer; each for a fouryear term. The wards and polling places for such election shall be: Ward No. 1 Polling Place: Payton Cevrolet Sales 908 N. Front Street Ward No. 2 Polling Place: George P. Freund, Inc. Farm Machinery 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road Ward No. 3 Polling Place: City Hall 1111 N. Green Street Ward No. 4 Polling Place: Lakeland Park Community House 1717 N. Sunset Avenue Polls shall be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Central Standard time. Published by order of the Mayor and City Council. Donald P. Doherty Mayor Earl R. Walsh City Clerk (Pub. March 19, 1969) COUNTRY CLUB NEWS time to resume his teaching career in September. WED. MARCH 19, 1969 - PLA1NDEALER - PG.9 Geri Neubauer 385-7194' Madonna Casey, Former St. Patrick's Day Queen, Participates In Parade Irish-lovety Madonna Casey was the guest of Mayor Richard J. Daley and the committee in charge of the Chicago St. Patrick's Day parade on Monday evening. Madonna at-\ tended the reception-dinner given at the Chicago-Sheraton hotel and received a corsage and a beautiful 16 x 20 portrait of herself when she reigned as St. Patrick's Day Queen six years ago. All of the previous queens were invited to the dinner and to march with Mayor Daley as the Legion of Honor down State street on St. Patrick's Day. The televized parade is a yearly event in Chicago and each year a Queen is chosen from several hundred contestants. All of the past queens were asked to say a few words about themselves and what they had been doing since they had been named St. Patrick's Day queen. Madonna is now teaching first grade in a nearby suburb. This year's queen was chosen and the former queens will share her honors in the March 17 parade. Our congratulation to Madonna on this unique occasion. The Casey family had another special treat when Marine Lt. Maurice M. Casey called his home via ham-radio last Sunday evening. Lt. Casey has been stati oned in Puerto Rico for the past three weeks as a liaison officer. He previously had been stationed in Cherry Point, N.C., and expects to be shipped to 'a Cuban base in the near future. The Casey family expects Maurice home in late summer, in WELCOME MAT Our sincere welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Diedrich who recently moved into their new Home at 608 W. John street with their family. The Diedrichs previously resided in Wonder Lake. We hope Ronald and Pamela^""" daughter, Kimberly, and son, Kevin, will read and enjoy our column and contribute news items and special occasions. CONGRATULATIONS KIDS! Real proud are the words for Scott Walker, Kevin Weiss and Paul Ziszik, members of the Trojans, the junior varsity basketball team which had a great season. Equally proud is Donald Nelson, drummer in the junior high band which rated top honors in the recent areawide band concert. . ' GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts are still taking orders for their cookie sale. Remember helping by giving them an order keeps their projects going for the coming year. And it's tax deductible.. BIRTHDAY TIME Happy birthday to Margaret Kegler who turns seven on March 19 and will celebrate with a birthday party for several of her friends and schoolmates along with her cousins from Terre Haute, Ind. Hope the spring-fever bug hasn't got you, but there's a pretty good chance it froze to death last week...Don't forget to call me, with Easter just around the corner we'll have lots of company coming and they'd love to have their names in the paper...Till next week.. AsStJED CHARTER The state has issued a charter to All-State Beauty Supply Co., "to conduct a beauty supply business." PMA MERGER PLANS Pure Milk association, Chicago- based cooperative for 10,800 dairy farmers of Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan, will proceed with merger plans with other producer cooperatives at a meet-„ ing in Madison, Wis., March 24. The road toward such a giant merger was opened up wide at PMA's 44th annual meeting in Chicago, March 8. Delegates amended the association's bylaws and adopted resolutions to set the stage for merging with other groups similarly interested in increasing the marketing efficiency and bargaining power for dairy farmers and eliminating rivalries which have the reverse effect. EXPERT GROOMING * BOARDING (Individual Kennel*) * TRAINING * BATHING Rudy Becker's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone SS5-24S6 (1 Mile East of t*»e Skyline Drive-In) International POTATO COMMUNITY CHEST John J. McEnerney,president of the Pioneer Electric and Research Corp., has been appointed chairman of the Suburban Community Chest Council Finance and Allocations committee, according to Council President Anthony J. Frystak. Mr. McEnerney will direct a 50 man volunteer Committee, which will have the responsibility of considering, reviewing and approving the 1970 budget requests of Suburban Community Chests and Funds which elected to participate in the Metropolitan Crusade of Mercy Unified Fund Raising Program. CHICKEN PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. FRI & SAT Wonder English 4i£ Muffins BONUS SPECIAL GOOD THRU SUN , MARCH 23RD JEWEL MAID GRADE 'A' FRESH Frying Chickens CHEFS' KITCHEN SLOPPY JOES' only lb. reg. 98c WHOLE FRYER LB. MACARONI au gratin only White Bread] 16 0Z. LOAF JEWEllS FROZEN FOOD SPRING SPECTACULAR 2 FULL WEEKS Much 20lh thru April 2nd CENTER CUT Pork Chops BONUS SPECIAL GOOD THRU WED., MARCH 26 ESS!® VELVETOUCH 1 PAIR PKG PRICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE Kumpno Roast-7 O Famous Brand Names Top Quality Tremendous " Variety 4 ^ R'b Steak CHOICE BONUS SPECIAL BAYER ASPIRIN 100 ct. bottle reg. 98c FOR STOP IN AND STOCK UP NOW! SAVE ON YOUR FAVORITES 6 $1 8 VISIT JEWEL S LETTUCE PATCH VINE-RIPENED PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS . FRI & SAT Romaine, fcscarole or Endive Pastry Sho/p! Fresh 1 Q( Tomatoes I 7 ZE Oranges 0C •• u BONUS SPECIAL GOOD THRU WED , MARCH 26 PILLSBURY Cake Mix REG. PRICE 3 1 While They Last!!! SPIC 'N SPAN (Giant Size) W/FREE BUCKET Cheese Cake \jfb. EACH REG DANISH RING Coffee Cake They're Back Again LARA LYNN COOKIES ass. -A OQt Butter c*OV ^ Molasses 12 oz. box BONUS SPECIAL PRICE. .09 EACH PRICE Ilillf jillWli GOOD THRU WED , MARCH 26 Royal Gelatin 5002 W. Rt. 120, McHenry 385-7310 DAIRY DEPARTMENT HILLFARM DIPS ONLY onion or blue reg. 39c CHERRY VALLEY ORANGE JUICE quart reg. 36c NOON HOUR HERRING 12 oz. reg, wine 75c cream 83c Add New Beauty To Your Home With JEWEL'S ART MASTERPIECE REPRODUCTIONS! 3 OZ. REG PRICE Coupo"N 8 Pic*ute Yl ** .y 00 Be sure to rpdpem vour No. 8 (Green) Jewel Mailer Coupon this week for your free 11" x 14" FREE picture. You'll choose from an exciting collection of fine art masterpiece reproductions. And to enhance your selection -- Jewel offers you a variety of decorator frames that'll add to the decor of your home Stop in this week -- it's not too late to start your collection of Jewel's fine art prints. Bonus Special RECIPE PINK SALMON 16 oz. can reg. 75c STORE HOURS Mon. thru Frl 9 t< Saturday. -- . 9 te Sunday 9 »< Meat Department: Mon.. Tu.i.. Wed. and Sat. 9 to 6 Thurt.. Frl. 9 to 9 3718 W. ELM ST. McHENRY 12 oz. cans Bonus Special M TAB FRESCA 6/78t reg. 6/84c \