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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.1975 x AUXILIARY OFFICERS - Newly installed officers of the American Legion auxiliary unit 1169 are, front row, left to right, Lois Haak, treasurer, Louise Sineni, secretary, Marge Hartung, president, Janette Wakeham, historian; standing, Nancy Hales; second vice, Lorraine Fedejelm, chaplain, Marie Bendl, first vice, and Dolores Fuss, sergeant-at-arms. Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 The American Legion auxiliary Unit 1169 of Wonder Lake held its first meeting of the new year, 1975-76, in the post home on Thursday. President, Marge Hartung presided over the meeting. Pledge of allegiance was given, the Preamble recited and opening prayer given by Chaplain, Lorraine Fedejelem. President Marge announced the chairmanships of the Auxiliary Programs. Plans were "made for the coming months. Members are reminded that the auxiliary meetings are held on the third Thursday of every month at the post. The next regular meeting will be held on Sept. 18, at 8 p.m. The McHenry County Council auxiliary meeting will be held at Woodstock on Sept. 5. Following the meeting, refreshments were served by Nancy Hales. Lois Haak, Communication Chairman. GARDEN CLUB The Wonder Lake Garden Club's August meeting and annual picnic was held at Mrs. Sheila Bambrick's charming home. I must repeat as I did last year, "Our members are not only good gardners, but great cooks as well!" Needless to say, our pot-luck luncheon was a huge success and Sheila's pool available for everyone to enjoy. Our program was "Plants for the Patio and their care". Thursday, Sept. 11, at 8 o'clock in the evening, is the date for our next meeting at "yours truly", Mrs. Betty Alderson's home, 2008 N. Ridge road, McHenry. In the meantime, take time to smell the flowers! Betty Alderson, Publicity. PINOCHLE CLUB The name of the game is pinochle. And if playing pinochle is your "thing", why not consider joining the Pinochle Club that meets every second Sunday of the month, beginning Sept. 14. This congenial group of fine card players start their game at 7:30 p.m. at Christ the King hall. For more information, please call Marian Hillier at 653-9617 or Marion Draffkorn at 653- 9763. Happy playing! ANNIVERSARIES Happy twenty-eighth wed­ ding anniversary to Betty and Ken Gabel on Sept. 6. Happy second wedding anniversary to Anne and Gerry Rodenkirch on Sept. 8. JUNQUESALE The Harrison Pre-School P.T.A. of Wonder Lake is holding a "Junque Sale" on Thursday and Friday, Sept. 11 and 12, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 7607 Beach road. There will be many items for sale such as children's clothing, sinks, dishes, glasses and many collectables. The proceeds of the sale will help finance the pre-school meetings and buy materials for the children's use during these meetings. „ Come out and sefcxpur in­ teresting "Junque". Submitted by, Joan Larson, Chairman, Harrison Pre- School P.T.A. 653-9215., ' BIRTHDAYS Happy fifteenth birthday to Jerry Raske, son of Gerry and Evelyn Raske of Oakwood Shores on Sept. 3. Happy first birthday to Laura Anne Rodenkirch, daughter of Anne and Gerry Rodenkirch of Oak- wood Shores, on Sept. 8. Happy eighth birthday to Scott Burrows, son of Audrey and Tom Burrows of Oakwood Shores, on Sept. 8. Happy ninth birthday to Steve Stilling, son of Pat and Roger Stilling, of Rich­ mond, on Sept. 8. Happy ninth birthday to Kip Miller, son of Sonia and Earl Miller of Spring Grove, on Sept. 8. Happy days to all of you! HAPPINESS IS ... Happiness is...a vacation trip to New York for the Jerry Cook f a m i l y . H a p p i n e s s is...champagne and paper cups at the bus stop, celebrating the first day of school, a mother's dream for many weeks. Happiness is...Elizabeth and Matt Gerich, proudly watching their son, Alfred, march with the U.S. Marines in a parade in Washington, D.C., during a recent visit there. Happiness is...Larry and Sharon Goulet and son, Kevin, enjoying a week of golfing and fishing at Eagle River, Wis. Happiness is... listening to the "quiet", now that the teachers have the pleasure of our yoyngster's company. Happiness is... not letting the ashes of yesterday cloud out the sunshine of today. Happiness stopping to see your old teachers in grammer school, even though you've now gone on to higher learning. Happiness is., the first grader who comes home from school the first day and proudly an­ nounces at the supper table that there's a "new guy" at school, only to find out to the surprise of the family, that the "new guy" he's talking about is the new superintendent of Harrison, Dr. Ray Jones. COMMUNITY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 7 Rally Day, Nativity Lutheran Church SEPTEMBER 11 Wonder Lake Garden Club Meeting, 8 p.m., Betty Alderson's home SEPTEMBER 11 and 12 Harrison Pre-School Junque Sale, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 7607 Beach Drive osco rx . Looking For Values NABISCO Ritz Crackers . Look At Everything tastes great when it's on a Ritz! 12 ounce box. Prices Effective Wednesday, September 3rd through Saturday, September 6, 1975 EL AL Panty Hose Smooth and sheer de­ signed to wear long. One size fits all. MUSSELMAN'S Applesauce 16.5 ounces. A delicious fruit treat at a delightful low price! ***",* At- ;* Osco Reg. 59c 49c Jergen's Soap M&M/MARS Pantry Pack08^!;89 Candy 469 LIMIT 3 Pack of 5 3 ounce bars. Pack of 18. NESTLES Jr. Chocolate Bars Bag of 30. Osco ̂29 Reg $1.89 6 Inch Pot Hanging Plants Tropical varieties in de­ corative planter ready for hanging. |cepaco| Mouthwash Jergens Lotion GREEN THUMB Potting Soil 4 quarts For all indoor plants. MISS CLAIROL Shampoo-In Hair Color Visine Eye Drops 10 ounces. Regular or Extra Dry formula. 32 ounces. V2 ounce. Soothes tired eyes. Ever so simple to use! c Cholcem Just For Kids! AQUA NET 13 ounces. Assorted holding formulas. PARKER BROTHERS FISHER PRICE Play Family Fire Engine FISHER PRICE Nerf Football Osoo Reg. 83c FISHER PRICE Milk Carrier Rock-A Stack Head & Shoulders JOHNSON'S Baby Oil osco Aspirin The football you can play with indoors Bell rings, ladder extends. Durable plastic With easy open caps for filling and pouring. Of durable plastic. • 4 ounce jar • 7 ounce lotion • 4 ounce tube Bottle of 300. Osco Reg. $1.19 Age 1- Osco Reg. $2.14 16 ounces. Osco 49 Osco Reg. $2.97 FISHER PRICE Hardboard Puzzles Many subjects to choose from. Ages 11/2-4. 29 DISMISS Disposable Douche Uses only 3 ounces of water. PAPERMATE El Marko Your choice of bright marking colors. Bic Clic Value Pack Wide Angle Binoculars CURAD Bandages Aim Toothpaste 6.4 ounces. Kotex Box of 30. Regular or Super. Pack of 2 retractable pens, plus free refill. Box of 80 Plastic or sheer 7 power 35 mm. center focus. With case. Osco Reg $29.97 Vitamin Specials! Smile a Save! SEALTEST ICE CREAM AT NATURE'S GLO Rose Hips with Vitamin C Bottle of 100. 100mg UCMO onwcid coupon good tnru Saturday,sepiemoer 13 1975. Color Print Processing Receive $1 off our regular price of 12 Irlfl or 20 exposure Kodacolor or GAF/Co- | I I lor print processing. Limit one roll per coupon. Coupon must accompany order. Not valid on foreign 12 exp. Reg 29920 exp. Reg. 44 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Spray 'N Wash GILLETTE Trac II Razor Kit Razor with four adjust able cartridges Gelusil NATURE'S GLO Kelp Tablets Bottle of 500 95c NATURE S GLO Vitamin E 200 IU Bottle of 100 Osco Re $5.29 Liquid Osco Reg $1.49 Gelusil Tablets Bottle of 100 ^ A Q Osco Reg. $1,87| 12 ounces 16 ounces. Spray it on -- wash out stains! 3720 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS SEPTEMBER 12 and 13 Tennis Boosters Garage Sale, East side Firehouse SEPTEMBER 14 Pinochle Club begins, 7:30 p.m. Christ the King Hall, Players Welcome! SEPTEMBER 21 Commissioning of CCD Teachers, Christ the King Church, 10 a.m. Mass Parish Council Meeting, Christ the King Church, 7:30 p.m. SEPTEMBER 28 CCD Classes start, Christ the King church ~ Ron and Lavergne Adams receive plaque of appreciation at annual convention of Kaiser-Frazer Owners Club International, held earlier this month in Pennsylvania. Local Couple Honored At Car Club Convention The Kaiser Frazer Owners Club International held its seventeenth annual national convention in Monroeville, Pa., recently. The motto for the convention was "Twenty Years After", in honor of the last Kaiser-Frazer automobile built in the United States in 1955. It was at that time all production materials were moved to Argentina, where production was carried on until 1962, with the car design remaining the same as it was known here in the States, but carrying the name Carabella. The convention was attended by many of the 1,500 plus members located all over the United States (as well as in many foreign countries). In­ cluded were Ron and Lavergne Adams of McHenry. The new club president, Howard Johnston, hails from Hannibal, Mo., replacing Alan Payne of Bushnell, 111. The new vice-president. Jay Stokes, makes his home in Trafford. Pa., and replaced Bob Tem- pleton of Romeoville, 111. There were no changes in the posts of treasurer and secretary, presently filled by Ronald C. and Lavergne A. Adams respectively, of McHenry, 111. The retaining of Ron and Lavergne in their positions of treasurer and secretary was by unanimous votes from all who attended, followed by a stan­ ding ovation representing the members' vote of confidence in jobs well done in the per­ formance of their duties during the past two years in their term of office. Both Ron and Lavergne were presented with a beautiful plaque by the retiring officers as a "thank you" for the manner in which they managed the club operations and funds. The Adams' feel the over­ whelming tribute received from co-members and officers is a tribute to Ron's mother, Mrs. Clara K. Adams of Johnsburg, as • well as the residents of both the Johnsburg and McHenry areas in knowing that "people from our own back yard" are helping to keep a part of motoring history in the public for future generations to admire first hand as opposed to "word of mouth". Ron's car collection could be considered one of the finest and consists of some of the rarest Kaiser-Frazer cars ever built, not to mention first and second place trophy winners, as well as much praise and admiration from fellow members. Some of the cars in his collection are a 1948 Fordor Frazer; 1951 Golden Dragon; 1954 Tudor Early Kaiser Special (hard­ top). and a 1954 Fordor Kaiser Manhattan. The latest and rarest addition to Ron's collection, is the 1954 Kaiser Darrin Sports Roadster. This car was designed by "Dutch" Darrin for Kaiser-Frazer corp., and was built of fibreglass and featured doors which slide into the front fenders on tracks. A total of 435 units were built, and as of this writing, ap­ proximately 204 have been accounted for and are located throughout the continental United States. Ron's interest in these vehicles and their future stems from the fact that in 1946 (he was 10 years old), his father - Art M. Adams, and uncle, Art Klein of Fox Lake, currently a member of KFOCI, became Kaiser and Frazer dealers located in Fox Lake, and known as Fox Motor Sales. It is felt that during the next two-year term in office as treasurer and secretary, many more new members, as well as the units themselves, will be seen in the Mclleury- Johnsburg area. K.F O.C.I, has been honored by being presented with an invitation from Governor Walker, the Mayor, and the Chamber of Commerce of Springfield, to hold the 1977 annual convention of this not- for-profit organization in that city. Persons interested in seeing some of these fine cars will be able to do so at the Octoberfest Sept. 14, at Johnsburg. One need not be a K-F car owner. The main office will remain in McHenry at 705 North Lillian street for the next two years. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF GEORGE VON HESSENSTEIN Deceased, FILE NO. 75-P-253 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters Testamentary were issued on August 21, 1975, to First National Bank of Woodstock, Woodstock, Illinois, whose attorneys of record are Joslyn & Green, 116 N. Benton St.. Woodstock. Illinois. Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House. Wood­ stock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attornev. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. Aug. 27, Sept. 3 & 10, 1975) K0ENEMANN Country Made Sausages, Hams and Bacon GERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES A Full Line Of Delicatessen Just east of Rt 815-385-6260 VOLO