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Whispering Oaks (Whiapere from the "Oaks") Marllynn Hamilton 385-6962 Grandparents Attend Gibbs' Baby Christening Kevin Todd Gibbs made his bow to the world on Sunday, Nov. 10, as proud Grand­ parents, John and Eleanor Gibbs, attended his christening in Palatine. The Gibbs are happy that their son John Robect and his family were transferred back to this area from New Jersey. "John is credit manager for a Chicago firm. JOYS OF CAMPING John and Eleanor Gibbs discovered the joys of camping this summer when they took their new ucamper to Fargo, N.D. for a lOday visit with their daughter, Maureen Weber, and her family. Grandma and Grandpa enjoyed getting to know their three lively grand­ children again. GARDEN CLUBTOUR Threatening skies cleared early and the Whispering Oaks Garden Club formed a caravan of cars for their trip to the Botanical Gardens in Glencoe. The ladies were treated to a slide presentation on the Gardens, which explained how the Gardens have grown from a wasteland and marsh in a short 8 years, and were told of plans for the future, including an Education Center in an all weather complex. The guide conducted the avid gardeners through the landscape gardens and through the greenhouses, ending the tour with an in vitation to "Come again in the Spring" when the gardens will ^resent their Spring face. Following the successful tour, the ladies topped their day with a delightful lunch at 3 well known restaurant in Winnetka. The Garden club looks for­ ward to its next meeting on Nov. 19 at 12:15 when they will present their "Gardener's Christmas" with Mrs. Mary Walker of Woodstock. Mrs. Walker is a well known flower show judge and flower arranger, and will demonstrate to the ladies how to beautify every nook and cranny of their homes at Christmas time with all natural and dried materials from their own gardens. Quests may attend the meeting for a nominal charge. Tickets may be purchased at the door or from any Garden Club member DREAM VACATION Kay and Austin Smith of Oak- wood Drive recently returned from a dream vacation. They drove to Charleston, S C. where they met friends, Mr. and Mrs. Niels Seaquist, and began a fabulous week's cruise on the Seaquist yacht, the "Seaquist." They cruised the Intracoastal waterway to Miami, checking into a different port every night."One of the highlights was a stop over at Frances Langford's Resort, "The Outrigger". After a relaxing 5 day visit at the Seaquist home in Golden Beach, Fla., they flew to Charleston to pick up their car for the drive home and back to the reality of every day life in Whispering Oaks. RECUPERATING Friends and well wishers of Mil Albrechts of Front Royal Court were especially happy to learn that the hurried surgical trip to McHenry hospital proved to be a good trip, one with NO worries. Mil is now home and recovering nicely, even catching up on small tasks around the house. CALIFORNIA VISITORS Lynne and Clem Dubsky of Oakwood Drive were the happy hosts to Lynn's sister, Mrs. Helen Nielsen, from San Francisco and her niece, Mrs. Barbara Roth from Los Angeles, Calif. The occasion for the visit, the first in several years, was the wedding of their niece Dawn Malone to Jerry Mueller in West Chicago. The visit was a hurried 3 days of catching up on news and renewing family ties. PROUD MOTHER Mrs. Florence Wickershiem of Front Royal Court is an especially proud mother. She S T A T E F A R M I N S U R A N C E Your "Good Neighbor" for protection Your home . . . probably your big­ gest financial investment ... de­ serves the best protection. A low- cost State Farm Homeowners Policy with automatic Inflation Coverage can provide all the up- to-date coverage you'll probably ever need. And by offering only the best in protection, service and economy, State Farm's become the world's leading homeowners in­ surer. Call me for all the details. DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. tLM ST. McHENRY, ILL. 385-7111 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Stale Farm Fire and Casualty Company Home Office Bloomington. Illinois has received word that her daughter Roberta (Mrs. Larry Naunrvan) of Elgin, has been chosen by the Board of Ad­ visors as one of the outstanding secondary educators of America for 1974. She has been awarded this recognition on the basis of her civic and professional achievements. Mrs. Nauman teaches at the Teft Junior high school in Streamwood. Some lucky kids. Congratulations Roberta and your proud family! FABULOUS VACATION Mrs. Florence Wickershiem of Front Royal Court recently returned from a fabulous 10 day vacation in Minnesota where she visited with relatives. Florence was accompanied on her trip by her daughter, Harriet, and her family from Palatine. On the trip they stopped at the farm home of her niece, Lee Fitzsimmons, in Muscoda, Wise., where they enjoyed camping. CANDIDATES NIGHT A late but well deserved word of praise should go to the of­ ficers of the Whispering Oaks Association for their Can­ didates Night held recently at the Whispering Oaks Com­ munity Center. Whispering Oaks has many new residents, most from out of the county and the meeting gave them the chance to meet their can­ didates. Judge William Gleason gave an interesting explanation on how judges become judges. Associate Judges are appointed by the Circuit Judges, upon a vacancy in the Circuit Judgeship, an Associate Judge moves up by appointment by the Superior Court. Circuit Judges must then run at election time on their own merit for a full term of their own, sometimes with an op- Village of Sunnyside Evelyn Sandell 385-2696 Hold Workshop For SEDOM Bazaar At Borcher Home There's a lot of activity around the Robert and Rose Borcher residence lately. Women from all over the county have been attending a workshop there, making things for the SEDOM center Christmas bazaar. SEDOM center is relatively new to our county and its needs are great. These women have been doing ponent at other times unop­ posed. The candidates at­ tending the meeting in addition to Judge Gleason were John Carroll, Arthur Tyrrell, Vernon Kays, Dan Malone, Cal Skin­ ner, Bruce Waddell, Tom Hanahan, Audrey Walgenbach, Ed Hall, Tom Huemann, Ed Buss and Willis Simms. Those attending, agreed that the WO. Association performed a real service to the community by providing such an evening. "double time" for weeks getting this bazaar together, so let 's give it all the support it deserves. This school has no large student body to draw its support from. There are only 50-60 full time students. They will appreciate your support. They've planned a warm welcome for you for this event, free coffee both days of the bazaar, Nov. 22 and 23. Santa will be there Saturday to visit with all the children. Lunch will be served Saturday from 11:30- 1:30 Let's wish them success. BIRTHDAYS Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hof- mann's son celebrated his twelfth birthday last week and they all went out to dinner. I also had a birthday Saturday and we went to the McHenry Moose lodge for the occasion. All my children came out on Sunday. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Beverly) Lucas are the proud parents of a son born last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hofmann on Rose Marie drive are the equally proud grand­ parents. ANNIVERSARIES Mary and Charlie Prokop had their forty-ninth wedding an­ niversary on the fourteenth. The family and a few friends went to dinner in Lyons where they lived before moving to Sunnyside. NEWS BITS Mr., and Mrs. Donald Hof­ mann spent a while in Chicago visiting their nephew. Carl and Levonne Sallas are back from a vacation in Florida. Mary and Charlie Prokop spent a few days last weekend traveling around like quote (gypsies) visiting friends and relatives. PAGE » - PLAINDEALER-FMDAY, NO' Notice Legal Stinespring & Si National IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Carl D. Martinson Deceased, FILE NO. 74-P-341 Notice is hereby given Pursuant to Section 194 of the robate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters TESTAMENTARY were issued on October 28, 1974, to Harry C. Hallowell, 4 Pamela Road, Lake Zurich, Illinois, whose attorney of record is Stinespring, VILLAGE MEETING The village meeting was held last Tuesday and we are discussing building a garage to house the squad car. but make it big enough so it can be used as a village hall. First Illinois. , Claims may be filed' months from the issuance of Letters and any claim not filed within period is barred as to the < which is inventoried within thi period. Claims against said estat§u'" should be filed in the ProbatWoci office of the Clerk of said CourU'n d Countv Court House. Woodr,,^ stock, Illinois, and copisy ,l} thereof mailed or delivered said legal representative and m * said attorney. v, MARGARET O'NEIL oil Clerk of the Court (Pub. Nov. 1,8& 15,1974) *1m* « , 0 tril The population of U.S. haf^ doubled since 1910, but thj^.((. number of people over 65 haft.* jn quadrupled. U.S. has 415 million acres under cultivation, 343 of whiefcj^ is classed as good farm lanq.', V A t B a b e r B u i c k WE WILL BEAT ANY BUICK-OPEL DEAL T r y U s " * . .-- N Pre-Season FURNACE CLEANED & CHECKED • Save Fuel • Preventive Maintenance * Clean & Check Entire System! TIM UVaY *18°° If Necessary 7603 Lucy Dr. Wonder Lk„ II. (815) 653-7341 37 BRAND NEW mism Immediate Delivery O v r r 7 * > P R E D R I V E N C A M S I N S T O C K BABER BUICK-OPEL 9 1 S . R t . 1 2 A L L P H O N E S I 3 5 2 S 8 7 2 5 5 S F O X L A K E , I L L ifil Family Menu Planniu s Easier *** With 6ood Foods From Jewel! PRICES EFFECTIVE, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, THURS., NOV. 14 THROUGH SUN., NOV 17, 1974, AT ALL JEWEL STORES IN COOK, LAKE, DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COUNTIES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS AND ELGIN). Make Jewel's Produce Market Your Headquarters ONLY SMOKED MEATS, LUNCHMEATS, POULTRY, AND FROZEN FISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P.M. WEEK DAYS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS. E Jewel's Butcher Shop Is Having A Beef Sale! Red or Golden licious Apples U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF CHUCK U S O A f CHOICE lade Pot Roast U S 0 A CHOICE FANCY Cucumbers U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF -- SMALL END SUBURBAN STORES CHICAGO STORES Rib Roast '•U.S.D.A. CHOICE EEF LOIN -- WEDGE OR FLAT BONE irloin Steak U S 0 A CHOICE FLORIDA Avocado 4~R*1 CHICAGO STORES29* LB CRISP M Bibb Lettuce 49LB USDA CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ROUND ^ Rump or Heel of ON" Round Roast } PRODUCE PRICES EFFECTIVE ONLY THRU SAT , NOV 16, 1974 Let Our Chef Take You Out 01 The Kitchen Tonight! USDA CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF LOIN Porterhouse. MEDIUM SIZE 12 INCH -- "REAL PIZZERIA Cheese & Sausage Pizza jT-Bone or Club Steak REG *2.49 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF CHUCK AMERICAN -- REG 69c LB - -- FRESH -- REG 59c Vi DOZ Potato Salad lb 65 Kaiser Rolls '/j DOZ 55 Boston Cut or Arm Pot Roast ONLI^VAILABLMJ^EWELS WITH CHEF S KITCHENS GOVT. INSPECTED PORK Spareribs SMALL SIZE 2'/i-3'/i LB PKG 3718 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois HOURS; 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 6 P. M. GOVT INSPECTED PORK LOIN Country Style Spareribs U S D A G R A D E " A " COMBINATION PACK Chicken Legs & Breasts GOVT INSPECTED FULLY COOKED -- WATER ADDED SMOKED HAM Center Ham Slice wmmSw& .•£ CHERRY VALLEY YV . Frozen . P'0a»or 1; v vivi-ty ~ LARGE OR SMALL CURD HILLFARM WM.NUT5 JEWEL MAID Sandwich |Bread| 495 GREEN DIAMOND Walnuts Corn I /2 LB LOAF 16 OZ PKG. 10 OZ i !* u = : 1 £ = 2 REG 32' REG 63' REG 57- REG M 29