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SECTION 2 - PAGE 10 - PLAINDE ALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 18,1984 --YOUR BEST-- VALUE TO EUROPE IS MORE THAN JUST ALOW FARE. CJ Bender seeks gold in British Columbia V.VJX' ppOWc ttABOUW Only Icelandair (lies you to the breathtaking beauty of Iceland. And includes all these extras: • Free deluxe motorcoach from Luxembourg to select cities in Germany, Belgium and Holland. • Reduced train fares to Switzerland and France. • Super Saver car rentals at $69 per week in Luxembourg. • Free wine with dinner, cognac after. Paris, Nice. Frankfurt -- I nrestrirlod fares. No ad»ancc purchase and no minimum stay! Luxembourg -- Super AI'EX Kare. 11 day ad\ance purchase. 7-60 day stay. Icelandair to Luxembourg I.uxair connecting service toother destinations. Purchase tickets in I'.S. All fares subject to change. Seats limited. See your travel agent. Or call 800i223-o.'!Wl for reservations. ICELANDAIR NOW MORE THAN EVER YOUR BEST VALUE TO EUROPE FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 19, 1934) C.J. Bender of Chicago and McHenry is visiting in the Bridge River-Lilk>oet area of British Columbia. He is ac­ companied by Salvation Jim, the renowned old prospector who visited in McHenry about a year ago when enroute to the World's Fair. Stories of the glorious north inspired Bender to see the gold camp at first hand. The Canadian newspaper speculated that Bender would invest in a Spruce Lake development where 16 claims have been staked and the prospects are said to be good for making a first class gold mine. McHenry pulled a surprise victory over Johnsburg last week under the lights when Harold Freund poked out a homer with one out and two down to give McHenry a 10-9 victory. The game between the St. Mary's church team drew the largest crowd ever to witness a wice night game in McHenry softball circles. Just who won the game, what the score was and similar points of interest were forgotten as the fans watched the players in their fifties, sixties and even Montgomeiy Ward Important Notice regarding Montgomery Wards Advertisement Recently Mailed To Our Customers On Page 12 of this week's Sale Section we advertise a Loft Bed, our illustration shows the Loft Bed, plus 4- Drawer Chest, in error, our ad doesn't clearly say that the 4 Drawer Chest is sold separately, and is not included in the price of the Loft Bed, we apologize for any inconvenience to our customers. C i \ A / L ,̂+ ̂ t V-J \s~\ II ALL BLANKETS, BEDSPREADS, COMFORTERS, SHEETS, PILLOWS AND MORE! £ twin sheet SOLID COLOR PERCALE Reg. 8.99. Flat or fitted. Take your choice of 13 lovely mix and match solids Easy-care Dacron polyester/cotton Reg. Sale Twin comforter S45 34.99 Twinbedspread(notshown) .. S40 31.99 Other sizes also at savings * 35 ̂ „ - .. . - ^ m twin sheet VINES AND FLOWERS. Reg. 4.99. Flat or fitted Soft pastels give an enchanting grace to poly/cotton sheets Other sizes also at savings' J i j - / cs Sale 17.99,.., Sale 9.99--- Sale 8.99,., 20% off POSH VELLUX BLANKET. Reg. $24. Coordinates with our solid odor percale sheets Two layers of nylon bonded to polyurethane foam for heavenly lightness, warmth Other sizes also on sale1 standard QUALLOFIL PILLOW. Reg. $17. DuPont Quallofil polyester bed pillow with polyester/cotton cover Queen and King sizes also on sale1 FITTED MATTRESS PAD. Reg. 12.99. Polyester/cotton mattress pad with soft Astrofill polyester fill. Full and queen sizes also at savings! ALL PRISCILLA CURTAINS. Sale 20.80, pr 100x84 Reg $26 Solid color priscillas of machine washable polyester/cotton Includes attached valance and matching tiebacks. Other sizes and fabrics also priced at savings! HURRY! SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JULY 21 ST! JCPsmey Bnckyara Ford City. Fox Valley Center. Gary Village Golf Mill. Joliet Mall Lakehurst. Lincoln Mall. Marquette Mall. North Riverside Park. Orland Square Southlake Mali. Spring Hill Mall. Winston Plaza Woodfield Yorktown seventies, gallup around the bases with the spirit of youth once more surging through their veins. Father Nix proved to be quite a star with his fielding and hitting ability. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 20, 1944) From the 15th in Italy comes wordr that Pvt. Donald J. Schaefer, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Schaefer, West McHenry, is authorized to Wear the Distinguished Unit Badge, plus one oak leaf cluster, being a member of a B-24 Liberator heavy bombardment aircraft group that has twice received the Presidential citation for its outstanding performances. The first citation was received for the low-level attack on the Ploesti Oil Fields, Rumania, last August. The second citation was given for outstanding ef­ ficiency and sustained operations. McHenry residents listed for call to induction are Robert A. Jackson, Harold G. Michels, Henry R. Wollenberg, Jr. and James W. Hetterman. All restaurant and hotel prices will go under national restaurant regulations July 31 freezing prices at their April, 1943 priqes, under Office of P r i ce Admin i s t r a t i on regulations. STYLE NOTES: Shantung is a featured fabric for spring, masses of frilly neckweat add charm to the spring mode and straw brims are softened with ruffles or ruches of net, lace or novelty fringe. Johnson's Cleaner, "this famous household cleaner a special price "$1.25 gallon azeis advertised by Bolger's Drug Store on Green Street. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 16, 1959) About 165 persons attended the meeting at Johnsburg Monday evening at which the Taxpayers' Protest Group of McHenry Township was formed. Hie primary purpose of the group is to make a study of the distribution of taxes within the township and the county, giving them a basis for any future protest. For the first time, Fiesta Day sponsors are bringing to McHenry some of the state's and nation's finest drum and bugle corps to take part in an evening extravaganza at McCracken Field. McHenry residents are proud of the Viscounts, a fine drum and bugle corps representing the lcoal American Legion post. Visitors include the Berwyn Thunderbirds and the Com­ monwealth Edison drill team. Entered in competition will be th Chicago Cavaliers, Norwood Park Imperials, Racine Kilties, Skokie Vanguards and Rockford Phantom Regiment. The Kiwanis ciud ot McHenry is holding its annual Pancake Day July 19 at the American Legion home. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 17, 1974) The skill of a McHenry pilot in the face of mechanical malfunction was responsible few- saving his life and those of 11 passengers last Saturday. George Kropf, 37, of Lilymoor, sustained severe cuts above one eye and other lacerations on the face. Kropf, a commercial pilot and flight instructor at Gait airport, crashed on take-off at the Chicago Hammond airport. Witnesses were generous in their praise of the pilot's skill which kept the plane in the air long enough to avoid a brick farmhouse which reportedly had 14 occupants. Because of the low water - pressure in the city of McHenry, no sprinkling of lawns or gar­ dens will be permitted until further notice. McHenry is many things. At Vycital's Hardward store on Green street it is a hometown filled with many memories. Hiis was the way Charles Vycital decorated the store window to win first place in the Marine Festival display competition based on the theme "McHenry is..." Second place went to the Fashion Shoppe and third honors to Tone's Music. Mary Higgins to perform at next city band concert This week's McHenry City, Band Concert at 8 p.m., Thur­ sday, July 19 in Pearl Street Park, will feature the talents of Mary Higgins, who is well known for her roles in local musical productions. The band's selections will feature Bob Freund playing "You Made Me Love You", John Leighty playing "Harlem Nocturne", as well as "When Sunny Gets Blue", "Hot Enough", "Get It On", and a dixieland number. Admission will be free and the public is invited. Mon.. Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 9 AM to 6 PM Fri. 9 AM to 9 PM R.W. LIQUIDATORS ^ \ CIIN 63 N. AYER ST., HARVARD, IL 3012 Rt 120, East of River, McHENRY, IL RITAIltRS OF CLOSE OUT Mf RCHANOISE * "If it is not a bat gain We don't have it!" SUN HOURS 96 OFF INSECT REPELLANT 12 oz. Pair of Foam Fil led BED PILLOWS Standard Size *2.29 KABIN KATT CAMPING COT w/ Mattress Reg. 16.95 »o* J5.99 14.99 Silken Delight Spice FOAM-BATH CONCENTRATE 64 oz. 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