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PAGE 4,-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1973 3 lowerwooJ . .. 3 WOflcl Of gifts and flowers for Mother's Day Elegant gifts from the Carrousel Room - ' LUNCHEON DISHES Harvest and Orchard Patterns Dessert Plate S3 00 Cup and Saucer S5 00 Coaster S2 00 SENECA CRYSTAL 4 Piece Setting S10.50 4 Colors Smoke. Blue. (.fven. <\mhci SERVING TRAYS by Courac S11.75 and up Matching Sets of Glasses S13.50 per set HUMMEL FlGURlNES S13.50 and up PLATES S30 00 TEA CUPS For Mother s Collection S2.75 and up TEA POTS S8 75 CULVER GLASSWARE S4.75 and up HUMMEL PICTURES S2 25 each COASTERS Set of 6 S5 50 FRAN AD BATH OIL Si 05 LA DIES PURSES By Princess Gardner S3.50 and up IMPORTED MUSIC BOXES $8.00 and up 1 I Phone 459-6200 owe. r wood Routes 14 and 176 % Crystal Lake, Illinois WE DELIVER FLOWERS EVERYV/HERF OPEN EVERY DAY Mon. - Fri. 8 to 5:30 Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Specia l Gi t t -at a Specia l Pr ice SPFPIAI ARRANGEMENT rweed SWEETHEART ROSES -- and --- POMPOM CHRYSANTHEMUMS iN A BASKET S/>c( iu l l \ Pr iced At . $09 5 S_ Holiday Hills KAREN KOTTKE 385-6675 HHPOA Spring Dance May -12 The Holiday Hills Property Owner's association Spring Fling dance is almost at hand. Don't forget to reserve Saturday, May 12, for an evening of dancing and en­ tertainment. There'll be plenty of food, drink and prizes. Tickets for the dance may be purchased through any of the association officers. Don't forget, Saturday, May 12, from 8 p.m. till ? at the Williams Park Community club on Darrell road. EASTER GUESTS Harvey and Marge Beth of Holiday drive spent a pleasant Easter entertaining Harvey's brother and his wife, Alvin, and Elma Beth of Croydon, Pa. The Pennsylvania Beths arrived on Saturday and visited until Tuesday. Marge's sister and her husband, the A. Marquardts of Dwight, 111, joined the group for an Easter feast at the Beth home. The day was completed by phone calls from the Beths' son, Frank, who resides in California, and Marge's sister, Mrs. H. Hart- mann. 1973 OLDS Delta 88 Roy ale Hardtop Sedan See The Man Who Knows How To Make The Right Deal Foi You This Sprii <73 BUICK Century Colonnade Hardtop Coupe Red Mitchell Right Now . . . Today ... Is The Perfect Time To Look For That New One. 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CHORAL CLUB CONCERT The McHenry Choral club annual Spring program will present musical selections from several Broadway shows this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, May 5 and 6. The concert will be performed at the West campus high school. Tickets are available locally through Ron or Joan Cornwell, Bonnie Kellen or Virginia Mroz, all of whom will perform in the program. The show begins at 8:15 p.m., let's see a packed house on Saturday and Sunday. WOMEN'S CLUB BANQUET The Women's club annual May banquet will be at the Shady Lane Playhouse Friday, May 18. Flyers will be going out to all residents shortly. Everyone is requested to return the reservation as soon as possible so our dinner com­ mittee can submit the final count by May 12. Join us for a night out with the girls. • BOWLING NEWS Well, the big decisive night is here. Tonight is position night for the mixed couples league at the bowling lanes in Crystal Lake. The Jack and Marge Connell and Bob and Bonnie Kellen team is battling for first place. They will either be first or second after tonight's games. Best of luck folks! BOYSCOUT PILGRIMAGE Boy Scouts of Troop No. 163 made a pilgrimage to Galena, 111., last weekend for the nineteenth U.S. Grant Scout Pilgrimage. Eddie and Tim Hughes and Ricky Connelll were among the youths in at­ tendance. The group camped at Apple River Canyon. One of the highlights of the tour was a visit to Grant's home in Galena, Each boy received a necker­ chief and a cloth patch com­ memorating the Grant Pilgrimage as a souvenir. FUND MARCH FOR GIRL SCOUTS The mothers of Girl Scouts of the Sybaquay council of the Girl Scouts of America will be marching for donations for the council Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 4, 5 and 6. Marge Connell is in charge of the campaign and will need mothers of Scouts to volunteer to go door-to-door for donations. This is one of the few ways the Girl Scouts collect funds, so open up your hearts and pocketbooks for our marchers this weekend. GIRL SCOUT TOUR On Wednesday, April 18, Girl Scout Troop No. 478 toured two Crystal Lake facilities. The girls were shown the ins and outs of preparing a good "Big Mac" and shake and how all the equipment is used at Mac- Donald's. The girls were then taken to the WIVS radio station for an informative tour. Thanks go to Jackie Carbone, Tillie Williams, Carolyn Stackhouse, Marge Connell, Cheri Hoglund, and Mary Underwood who aided with the tours. The girls in attendance were Dale Williams, Barbara Grasser, Kelly Wegener, Angela Catanzarb, Marie Pryor, Patricia Pryor, Diane Boett- cher, Ann Stackhouse, Chris Connell, Priscilla Kasprzyk, Sharon Underwood and her sister, and Paula Carbone. GET-WELL WISHES Hopes for a speedy recovery and get well wishes to Gerald Smith of Evergreen street; to Jack Connell's father, Edward Connell, who is in Resurrection hospital; and to Connie Catanzaro's father, Tom Parker. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Birthday wishes go to Gail Young and Julie Bartkus May 10; and to Tommy Kellen and Susan Postal May 11. Happy anniversary greetings to Bob and Ann Netzel, May 4; Bill and Vi Abbink, May 8; and to Bill and Judy Jaramski, May 9. Spring Grove Eva Freund 675-2135 Install Lotus Club Officers , The Lotus Country Woman's club held its recent meeting in the Town hall. Kay Smith was hostess chairman. A surprise luncheon was served in four courses in a crazy, mixed up way. One never knew what each course would be or what it would consist of as menus were printed up with clues only. My first course was a radish, soup, a fork and water; some received their dessert first. It was a lot of fun and we had many laughs. Twenty-four members and four guests were present. Corresponding secretary read thank-you notes and thanks were expressed by members who had been ill. An announcement was made that the convention would be May 15, 16 and 17 at the Pick- Congress hotel in Chicago. Reservations were taken for a luncheon at Floyd's on May 16, at which time there will be installation of officers. New officers are President Pauline Horak, Vice-President Veronica "Tippy" Klein, Secretary Eva Freund and Treasurer Kay Smith. Seven new members were initiated and Tippy Klein conducted the ceremony. Holding lighted candles, they all pledged to assist in furthering the in­ terests of the club and the good will of the community. A short history was given. The club was organized in 1911 and was affiliated with the District Federation of Woman's Clubs and the Illinois Federation since 1912 and the County Federation since 1923. There were twelve members and Mrs. Ethlyn Hatch was the first president. The club has done many good, charitable deeds. Motto is "Not for our­ selves alone". The flower "Lotus" is rare and yet some still grow in Grass lake. COAST TO CMS! STORES M M M total hardware SAVES2 on Scotts weed-n-feed Pius? Save 75* 5,000 sq ft bag (20Vi lbs) Reg 7.95 NOW $^20 TURF BUILDER PLUS 2, ScottS weed-n-feed, is made especially for who hate lawn weeds and love healthy, green grass. It's easy to use, nothing to mix, measure or spray, PLUS-2 clears out most common non-grass weeds roots and all. It also provides a prolonged feeding for ^our grass at the same time. Makes your* lawn grow greener, thicker, sturdier. The time to spread PLUS-2 is now, while weeds are growing. Then sit back and enjoy a better lawn this year. Save s2 15,000 sq ft bag (6P/2 lbs) Reg 1995 now $j^95 NOW 5,000 SQ FT 1.99 A BETTER WAY TO GROW! A. COAST-WAY LAWN FERTILIZER. 25-4-8 analysis. Slow release assures continued feeding. 5,000 sq. ft. bag. 492-0104 10,000 sq. ft. bag. 492-0112 B. OUR BEST QUALITY IMPERIAL LAWN SEED. Al00% blend of perennial grasses. Covers 400 sq. ft. per lb. 1 lb. 491-0154 5 lb. size. 491-0188 J.13 COAST TO COAST STORES total hardware roaster charge " Market Place Shopping Center 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL Hours: Mon-Fri 9-9 Sat 97 Sun 9-5 A report on the last McHenry County Federation meeting was given by Arlene Krueger. Lotus Country Woman's club received the award for the most members in attendance. The meeting was held in Memorial hall, Richmond, and was conducted by Frances Heinemann, president. She is a member of the Lotus Country Woman's club, and at the close of the meeting she was presented with a beautiful bouquet of twelve red roses by President Pauline Horak of the Lotus club. As of this meeting her term as president had expired and the gavel was turned over to Mrs. Donald Brudzinski of Algonquin. New officers were installed by Mrs. Donald Berlitz: President Mrs. Brudzinski, Mrs. Richard Bradley, vice-president of Marengo, Mrs. Eleanor Storrs, treasurer of Richmond. Following the meeting a lun­ cheon was served by the American Legion auxiliary. CHRISTIAN MOTHERS MEET Members of the Christian Mothers society of St. Peter's held the regular meeting at the parish hall Thursday evening. President Dori Schaitz opened the meeting with a prayer and a salute to the flag. Minutes of the last meeting and reports were read. Election of officers was held. Beverly Schmitt was elected president for a term of two years and Sonia Miller is the new secretary. A bake sale was planned to be held Sunday, May 27, after all Masses. The date of the summer social was set as June 24. A meeting was held Monday, April 30, to discuss plans for this event. The program was most in­ teresting. Film strips were shown on subjects used in CCD classes. Narration was by Bev Schmitt. Cake and coffee was served. The next meeting will be the Spring pot-luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. on May 17. SPRING FLING All those who went to the "Spring Fling" sponsored by the Spring Grove PTO report having a swinging good time. Sandwiches and refreshments were served and prizes were awarded. BRIDAL SHOWER About fifty friends and relatives attended the bridal shower held for Miss Sharon Waspi at the Hastings Memorial temple in Richmond recently. The shower was given by her maid of honor, Miss Marilyn Miller and bridesmaid, Miss Di Waspi. Sharon, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Waspi, Winn road, Richmond, will become the bride of Carlyle Braden of Salem, Wis., May 19. ON HONOR LIST Academic high honor and honor lists for the Fall quarter at Mankato State college, Mankato, Minn., were an­ nounced recenUy by Dr. Kent Aim, vice-president for academic affairs. Two hundred seventy students qualified for the High honor list by achieving a 4.0 straight "A" average while 859 earned a 3.5 to 3.99 average. Enrollment during the quarter was 10,354 students. On the Honors list from this area was Christine S. t)uel of McHenry, a senior at the college. 'TOR OUR VACATION?" A new camper--sail or motor boat - station wag- j on? Be sure to have it 2 adequately insured, includ- J ing liability insurance for ! posssible injury to others • which can be the greatest • financial risk of all. I I STOFFEL and. REIHANSPEPGER! INSURANCE AGENCY | HERB REIHANSPERGER^^. BOB MORTELL I 3438 W. ELM j 385-0300 McHENRY, III.