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- - -*--1- •'•>•--»• 'Wv#'$«t "PrTT onona m FALL FATAL BAHBARA WAQ1 ' lira Barbara Wagner, 71, a resident of McHenry for the past three years, died in the Woodstock hospital Saturday, June 21. ^9fr£ had been confined there since falling, in her home on Maple avenue on her birthday June 11. The deceased was born in Ohio in 1873 and resided, in Lake county most of her life until moving to McHenry three years ago, whye she has lived with a daughter, Mrs. Josephine Rosing. Until her fall, she had been in good health and enjoyed her favorite hobby of crocheting. IT Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Rosing and Mrs. Emma Caldwell of Lockport, 111., two sons, John of Grayslake and Henry of Mundelein; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A son, Leonard, preceded her in death fifteen years ago. The body rested at the George Justen & Son funeral Jhome u*»Ml 9:30 o'clock Monday morning, .when last rites were conducted im St. Mary's Catholic church, McHenry, with burial in Ascension cemetery, near Libertyville. MOWDATB STORMS BOY SCOUTS ,wn tikro McHenry Man Attend Church Conference The Rev. J. Elliott Corbett of the Community Methodist church will attend 113th session of the [jflftock River annual conference of ^ihe Methodist church, to be held in Pfeiffer hall, North Central college, Naperville, HI., from June 24 to 28. Carl Buckner will attend as a lay delegate. Bishop J. Ralph Magee, resident bishop, will preside and give the daily devotional addresses at 11:45 a.m. Dr. Allan Billman, minister at Embury Methodist chuurch, Freeport, 111., will deliver J>%he Memorial address. llcltenry firemen were called to the Harry Nielsen residence on north Park street about 10 o"clock Monday morning, shortly after lightning had struck the chimney. No fire resulted but there was considerable other damage. Several bricks were knocked from the chimney and the bolt continued farther and destroyed some pipes. An upstairs flat and the basement were badly damaged by soot. A second home waa struck by lightning in Monday afternoon's storm. The antenna on the Roy Schaefer residence in ^Millstream subdivision was struck and the bolt followed a lead-in wire. Mrs. Schaefer, arriving home during the storm, saw the lightning strike and by the time firemen could be summoned the set was in flames. The local dfpartment confined damage to the set, which was destroyed, and to drapes and window sills in the corner where the television was located. A new Boy Scout troop has been formed In McHenry and there Is a need for more boys between the ages of 11 and 13. The committee in • charge includes Harry Hans, Scoutmaster; Pat Ullrich, chairman; Matt Eichinger, treasurer; Pete Hastings, advancement; Ed Wittrock, secretary; Robert Walter, board of review; H. V. Jackson, publicity and public relations. Members to date are Matt Eichinger, Richard Herdrich, Richard Hester, Alfred Miller, Mark Allen Vycital and Dick Wlrta. The Scout troop is a place for , gaining clean knowledge, for recreation, health ljuilding, spiritual building and fun. Young boys are urged to join now. Need Robber stamps? Order I lhe Plaindealer. Bust* mm* Br um A McHenry ore* chad, Marie Nelson, fty, was reporte-1 to have beon badly bitten by a dog while visiting at the home of her grandparents, the Raymonda Nelsons, in Hartland township Monday of this week. The litle girl was takert to the Woodstock hospital, where thirtyfour stitches were taken in her face and arms. The dog has been tied up for a fourteen-day period so that authorities may ascertain whether or not the animal, haa rabies. CHURCH SPEAKEii * Herman Will, Jr., administrative assistant for the Methodist Peace commission, will speak this Sunday, June 29, at both the 9:30 and 11 o'clock services at the Community Methodist church. His subject will be, "What the Church Can Do For Peace." Mr. Will may be remembered by many as the spokesman against UMT at the debate held in MceHnry last Feb ruary. fUjrtex Baby ProdaeCl Wattles Drag McHenry 11L ltd HOME BUREAU PLANS FOR ANNUAL MEETING ON FRIDAY, JUNE 27 At their annual meeting Friday, J^jne 27, McHenry county Home Bureau members will have the opportunity of hearing Margaritte Kreismanis, displaced Latvian, who will give her impression of "Living' Under Four Governments." Mrs. Kreismanis, an interesting and dynamic speaker, recently received her M.A. degree in elementary education from the University of Illinois. This year's meeting will be held at Westwood school following a dessert luncheon at 12:30. It will be called to order by the president, Mrs. Earl Johnson. Included in the business session will be committee reports and election of officers. Mrs. Elsie Hoppe of McHenry, will be in charge of the roll call by units. TO EVERYONE INTERESTED IN ELECTING JOAN SCHMALING MARINE DAY QUEEN There will be a meeting lor this purpose sft the AMERICAN LEGION HOME FRIDAY, JUNE 27th - 8:30 P.M. EVERYONE WELCOME M A T C H E D \*1 WE ASK YOUR SUPPORT "WE WOULD VERY MUCH APPRECIATE A VOTE FOR OUR CANDIDATE. CHARLENB DOWE FOB MARINE DAY QUEEN •»V *>n •••••/_.;,; y. < -• . - SATURDAY, JUNE 28th. Sponsored By Catholic Order of Foresters NEW EXCLUSIVI KITCHEN CHARM -5*' • ' . 'xk- ISIGri you £ STA kj CORPORATION T HMMA room mon attractive wfUi this New Matched Kitchea-' wan EneeaiM* lis freak froii lealp captared- .Mi metal will give you pleasure* for yaw £• cone. KITCHEN CHARM 4-pc. Canister Set Reg. 89c Sale 6fe KITCHEN CHARM * 8X9V2X 13V2-in. Breac • BOK Keg. $1.39 - Sale $1.0C Everybody's raving about that new MIRACLiof FABRIC FINISHING S9*i WtHIKK m*' Tl*1 k F/atr Dry Ch*»i»§! You're in for a pleasant surprise at your first experience with the STA-NU proceu . . . see how your clothes actually tooV belter . . feet fre^Ht ond last longer I SZB3XS33S you'd understand why this wonderful process is being used | by the nation's leading clothing manufacturers to make new garments look newer than ntwl TAKE A TIP FROM STAN STA-NUI Your winning ticket to better dry cleaning is tho STA-NU tag on every garment cleaned at our plant REMEMBER . . . STA-NU costs you nothing i #i\ KITCHEN CHARM 10-ql. Step-On Can * Reg. $1.39 - Sale $Ut 12-ql. Oval Wastebasket Reg. 69c .... ... Sale 5<le Large Hooded Dost Pan Reg. 39e--. . Sale 29c ** * LOCAL CLEANERS S. Green Street , PHONE 20 McBeiry. * - . .ygajk*:. 'wipipi#-' NIESEN'S 5 to $1.00 " " "" ' 'V',- V US MAIN STREET . WEST McHENRY, DX. END OF MOUTH Sale Starts June 27th Ends July 5th POWER m tN YOU* EXTRA ORDINARY MONET SAVING VALUES FEATURING MANY NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRAND NAME MERCHANDISE AT PRICES YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS. "'y PARAKEETS From Talking Parents Usually talk withjn 4 to 6 months. Choice of Colors. $049 Large Selection PARAKEET and CANARY FOODS and TOYS Imported Metal Cages 1 CUBIC FOOT Coronado wsJ Refrigerator with Freezing Compartment Reg. $219.95 *19850 DELUXE r>*. & Automatic "Roaster Odbplete with Stand and Pans $105.90 Valet $7991 8-IN. ELECTRIC • vofans:^': OSCILLATING FANS up to $16.95 AIR FORCE TYPE Sun Glasses Reg. 98c 79* INSECT Spray Bombs Reg. 98c 79' S A V E $300 to $500 IVade ln Year Old Small ' Kectrical Applianoea on ; National BranA m :^'.,«qjASTEBS , IRONS i COFFEE MAKERS ELECTRIC DRILLS Winch $|^95 ^ ^ $3995 Fence Controller* Reg. $11.95 « Volt Battery Tft* .... $9.95 % Reg. $16.95 Standard JBaHaiy itype f 18.96 Reg. $24.95 Comb. Battery Type .. $19.95 Inttnlators, Box of 25 .... 89c Hot Shot Bqttery .. ... $2.98 DECORATED Metal Serving Tray Size 9 x 14 29® Paint Prices Slashed ! i VS. Pint Rer J0c White and Colors Household Enamef 24c pts. 69c Lead Zinc Titanium Base . ; exterior White Paint $1S459 White and Colors Reg. $1.15 One Coat Flat Wall Paint? qt. 89c Regular $1,45 1, , ' ^ K. • : Satin Riili VaM.-'ILTin Regular $1.55 ( Interior Gloss'Enamel Brown, Green or Grey Reg. $1.80 Marine Enamel Choice of 4 Popular Colors Reg. $1.59 • * Floor and Deck Enamel qt. $1.19 Rockvar - All Purpose Varnish qt. $1.09 e W# t JUMBO 18-ea. Iced. Tea •>•*** Glasses - 1 19° ea. Grass See<| MAGICOL ' . Reg. 77c NOW Sle KENTUCKY BLUB GBASS Reg. $1.19 NOW ttB WHITE CLOVEB Reg. $1.89 NOW $1^1 LUnUN 1 Extension cy RULES | 2 to f-tt. Reg. $6.00 .. IBi# 4 to 8-ft. Reg. $7.50 .. $4Jt 6 to 12-ft Reg. $10.00... 6TEEL Wheelbarrows Strong Steel - Rubber Tires 3^ Cu. PL Capacity $|495 Prices Cut 20% VAItCON Bat tar Us U» D-'-" $13.45 100 amp. hr. cap. 45 Hatefc 24 mo. guar. fUgitlor *q QC $9 plat**, 12 moorti Sovt Group 1 Exchange MPIIMI Motor Oil 2 OAl. CAN $1.79 rwita SAI 10-40 2 Gal. Can Dura Flo OIL $1.49 plus tax ^sr^jtauol or bcittor thon any premium oil sold. Gfvat Complete engine protecjfon. Finest performance. Gigantic Tire Sale! 6:00 x 16 $1235 6:70x15 $1635 7:10x15 $1935 s Ftua Fed .Tax WfeW.VRi 6:00xl6,V ; jif 6:70 x 15 , 6:50 x 16 $3.49 Plus Fed .Tax HEAVY DUW TRACTOR BATTERY V 4 y SILICONE VABCON Spark Plugs INStiC* geflectors , Auto Polish " i • *0 pt ZihZ 19c - - Group I 1 's> ( Reg. 49c each Reg. 49c Exchange sll9« v 3 for sjoo 33° 1 ' "in fii' ^ ^ V*[ Auto Glaso - • • .•V«" ' - .* • i'rj' • ^ ,-fV 49e ?lyW' mmM Opaa SnndaTi 9 103 Riverside Drift Gold Firm! GEO. COLLETTE, Owner