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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY JUNE 26, 1974 Buzzin* Birds Forming a perfect formation, these birds come in for a landing at their home site. The above "residence" is one of the many bird houses at the McHenry State park on River road. The beautiful formation of the birds was the result of four clicks of the camera by the photographer. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) IT'S CARNIVAL TIME McHENRY POST 491 - AMERICAN LEGION JULY 3rd thru JULY 7th JULY 3rd is "KIDDIES NUT 7 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. ALL RIDES • 4 FOR *1°° IT'S GOOD FAMILY FUN! PRIZE DRAWINGS EVERY NIGHT AT 10:00 P.M. GRAND PRIZE DRAWING SUNDAY JULY 7th. 10:00 PM JULY 3--7 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. JULY 4 & 7 -- 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. JULY 5 & 6-- 7 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. 4 y. (653 9008) Ringwood News (651-9262) (728-0295) Children's Bookshelf K Nell/e Hepburn Enjoys Vacation In California Mrs. Nellie Hepburn had a marvelous trip to California and enjoyed every minute of it but she is happy to be home in Ringwood among her friends again. Mrs. Hepburn visited her daughter, Marion Grosdidier, and family of Azusa. While there her daughter took her on a wonderful sightseeing tour which included Knott's Berry Farm, Busch Gardens. Marine Land of the Pacific, Hollywood Bowl, Rose Bowl, Santa Anita Race Track and Fisherman's Wharf at Redondo Beach. She visited her grandson and family, the James Blackmons_ at Chula Vista and called on old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley of Oceanside, whom she had not seen for thirty years. CANASTA CLUB The group met at the home of Alvin and Muriel Benoy Saturday night. They offered , everyone an opportunity to swim in their pool but there were no takers because of the cool weather. High scores for the evening went to Shirley Cristy and Bob Low. McLAKEWOOD 4-H CLUB The McLakeWood 4-H Club met Sunday evening, June 9, at the Charles Tonyan home in McHenry. The meeting was called to order by President Cindy MacDonald. Topics of discussion included a picnic and camp-out to be held latr; in the summer. Talks were given by Doug Byron, "Bicycle Rules of the Road" and Sherri Cristy on "Foods We Should Eat Daily". The meeting was adjourned and refreshments served by the Tonyan family. We are happy to announce the paper, glass, and metal drive held on Saturday, June 15, was a big success and we wish to thank everyone who contributed. HERE AND THERE Patty Christopher spent four days last week in Colorado with the Jack Kuhrt family, former residents of our community and now living at Peyton. Since Patty was born in Colorado Springs, it was of real interest 1 to her to be able to see the hduse where she lived as a baby before moving to Illinois. Karen and the girls, Jodi and Kim, took her sightseeing in the Garden of the Gods, Seven Falls in Manitou Springs and Denver. The Kuhrts asked to be remembered to their friends back here. Wayne Brennan has been visiting his grandparents, the Charles Brennans, this past week and last Sunday his mother and sister, Mrs. Kenneth Brennan and Wendy, called to take him home. Russ Davis, Jr., and wife, Frances, and baby daughter have been home for the past two weeks visiting friends and relatives, before going to Germany. Russ is in the Intelligence Service and will be stationed in Germany for about two years. Wife Frances and daughter will be staying with her parents in McHenry until Russ can find a home for them in Germany. Jan Walkington and daughters are visiting Grandma and Grandpa Walkington for a couple of days this week. 'Tis so nice to have grandparents to visit and get to know. Debbie and Bill Bork of Champaign visited with Deb's parents the Robert Betts for the Father's Day weekend. Walt and Doris Low spent the weekend camping in Colma, Wis., with the A1 Adams, and the Jerry Freunds, and the Andy Boses all of McHenry. Patti Miller accompanied Walt and Doris camping this time. 'Twas a cold, windy, rainy Saturday and they almost gave up and came home BUT that's no fun so they stuck it out, and finally Sunday turned off Windy but much warmer in the sunshine. HOSPITAL NOTES . Russ Davis, Sr., is in the McHenry hospital for a few days for tests, etc. We certainly hope that it's nothing too serious. We're certainly sorry to hear that Vince Tonyan was taken to Woodstock hospital last week. But also we hear that he is progressing very well. He would be glad to hear from his friends by way of cards sent to him. Room 412, Woodstock Hospital, Woodstock, 111. 60098 BIRTHDAYS- ANNIVERSARIES To begin the happy birthdays this week we wish a very happy birthday to John Skidmore and Randy Bauer on June 22. Brian NEW MYSTERY BOOKS MYSTERY OF THE WAX QUEEN By Carolyn Keene Louise and Jean Dana are thrilled when their uncle asks them to solve a very puzzling and fascinating mystery involving two wax queens, one of them alive! Their detective work takes the Danas to a quaint Greenwich village shop in New York city. Here they meet and are baffled by a sculptress with extrasensory perception. Weird adventures confront Louise and Jean as they attempt to unravel the mystery of a valuable wax bust of queen Victoria which suddenly and strangely appears in the sculptress' shop then disappears. Two young women who frequently change disguises and a man suspected of operating a car winning racket try hard to scare Louise and Jean off the case. How the teen age sleuths, with the help of their friends, Ken Scott and Chris Barton, find the solution to this tantalizing mystery is revealed in the breathtaking climax. THE PHANTOM SURFER By Carolyn Keene With their Starhurst school friends, Jean and Louise Dana spend spring vacation at Horizon located on the Atlantic coast. The seaside resort town is being restored to its former Victorian era character. But the restoration project is plagued by thievery and sabotage. " The Danas and their favorite dates, Chris Barton and Ken Scott, are plunged into the thick of the mystery when they witness a lumber theft, discover that signals are being sent from an abandoned lighthouse, and see the nocturnal surfer who time after time mysteriously vanishes before reaching shore. In between thrills and spills while learning to surf, the lively teen-age detectives face many hazards in their attempts to Jay Ackerman has his special day on June 23 and Dorothy Bauer will celebrate her special day on June 25, with Jo Ann Bruce celebrating on June 26. Wes and Wanda Bruce will be celebrating their wedding anniversary on June 27. Have a good day kids and we do hope that you have many more happy anniversaries. Mcutex Summer SriLE! First Time Ever Sale- "Cross Your Heart" Bras Stretch Bras 4 Reg. 5.95 With undercup support panels and lace cups! Style # 120 with soft cups. #122 with fiberfill cups Padded Bra 4^® Reg. 5.50 Style #56 fully padded lace cup, bra, all stretch. Two long-time favorite "Cross Your Heart" Bras Style #181 stretch bra with lace cups, regular straps. Reg. 4.50 2 for 7.99 Style #187 stretch bra with lace cup, stretch straps. Reg. 5.50 2 for 9.49 Sale! "Free Spirit"9 bras and panty briefs, all styles ... save 1.01 each! The Girls of Summer wear Playtex ^nastn J LnDSTDNE 1219 N. Green St. 385-0182 McHenry, III. trap the plotters responsible for the sabotaging of the testoration project. - THE HAUNTED LAGOON Louise and Jean Dana stare unbelievingly through the swirling mists in an isolated lagoon. Floating in mid air is full rigged sailing ship! A moment later it vanishes. Never before have the Danas encountered so eerie and challenging a mystery. To find the solution, they must locate a former sea captain who mysteriously disappeared from Chincoteague island off the Virginia coast. During their search of the neighboring islands, the two young sleuths are thwarted by a sinister enemy who resorts to desperate measures to prevent them from unearthing the truth. Readers will share many thrilling adventures with the Danas as the young detectives and their friends pursue the baffling trail of clues that leads them to pirate treasure and a startling climax, THE SECRET OF THE SWISS CHALET Handsome Prince Rudolph Krisler's request for help in finding his family's long lost heirlooms launch Jean and Louise Dana on a thrilling mystery while on vacation in Europe. First, the young investigators' search is hampered by a mysterious young man who claims to be a member of the Krisler family. Next, a strange accident nearly costs Louise her life. Thoroughly mystified but equally determined to unmask their enemies, the girls follow a baffling trail of clues which finally leads them to an abandon^ chalet in the Swiss Alps. A trip to the St. Bernard hospice, a perilous snowslide, a whirlwind escape on skis all play an exciting part in solving this intriguing mystery. Lee Swetman, Children's Librarian Sunglasses A Must For Vacation Fun Unless you plan to spend your summer vacation exploring caves, the chances are that you and your family will be basking tn the sun, discovering America by car, camping in an unspoiled wilderness, or boating at a lake resort. Whatever your plans and vherever you go, sunglasses "nay add to vacation comfort, safety, and enjoyment, according to the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Although playing or working in the sun without eye protection seldom causes actual damage to eye tissues, it could cause discomfort. Three or four hours without sunglasses on a bright day can reduce your ability to see after sundown by 50 percent or more, the Society estimates. And, after only one day an the sun, it could take a full week without further exposure before you could expect to regain your normal night vision. The real danger here, according to Society spokesmen, concerns people who might be driving a car, piloting a boat, or working at a campsite after dark. Sight-seeing is a big part of vacation fun, the Society concludes. And the best and most comfortable way to sight- see in bright sun is through sunglasses. Little Cars There's only one trouble with all the litUe cars now on the I market--when you want to cross the street now, you have to look left, right and down! Ask us about the Seamless Aluminum Gutters & Downspouts in Six Colors • No more peeling or flaking • Heavy, durable alumi­ num • Cut down on maintenance problems • Kxpert installation Call For Free Estimate 653-9720 385-9427 Gutters Unlimited McHenry