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PAGE 8 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 27,1974 That's right. White keeps on going, from season to season. So, you don't have to hide your feet in drab colors this fall and winter. Now you can give them a bright springtime look any time of the year. In a pair of Dress Whites. They're cool and clean and freshly-styled. In boot or slip-on styles with an added touch-of-metal ornament. Each style made to go with anything you might be wearing. They're made from shiny patents or soft grain leathers. So they're flexible and easy to walk in. Dress Whites are easy to take care of because the grain leathers are washable and the patents are wipeable. And best of all, because these Dress Whites are made by Thorn McAn, the price is light as the shoe. IjfvcmCVhPAi^ DRESS WHITES MON.-THURS. 9-6; FRI. 9-9; SAT. 9-6; SUN. 9-2 LnD5TDNE 1219 N. GREEN ST. 385-0182 McHENRY, ILL. West Shore Beach Connie Schmidt 385-7841 Hold Social Hour March 2 For Residents A friendly "get-together" is planned for Saturday evening around 7:30 p.m. at 5412 Or- chardway Drive. All residents of West Shore Beach are invited for coffee and cake with free conversation and enjoyment. Please come to meet your neighbors and relax in a social atmosphere. If you have any questions regarding this affair please call 385-7841 and I will be happy to give you any ad­ ditional information. Hope to see all of your smiling faces there! CONSERVATION CONCERNS McCullom Lake hosted the Conservation Club meeting at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 21. A need for interested en­ vironmentalists to help clean up the lake has been expressed. A special plea is being made to Parkland School -and the surrounding Scout troops and youth groiips. They plan to pull debris from the feeder channels and improve the lake's general appearance in May. Contact president Jerry Raycraft if interested in the details. The club's agenda includes a meeting to be held in the Lakeland Park community house on March 21 the third Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. In addition nominations for officers will be held at this time and the annual fund raising will be discussed. All monies contributed are returned to the care of Mc­ Cullom Lake. Do you use the lake or want it to be a nice place to live? Then support the Conservation Club and become involved in a After 24 years, it is with deep regret that we are selling out Circumstances beyond our control have forced this decision. Tremen­ dous savings on quality merchandise you cannot afford to miss. SAVE UP TO 50% AND EVEN MORE-i Hours: 9-6 Daily and Sunday, Monday-Noon to 6 p.m. MERRILL WOOLENS Routes 12 & 120 Volo, Illinois Phone 815-385-4320 FIXTURES FOR SALE - STORE & APARTMENT FOR RENT worthwhile project for you and your children. A guest speaker will be the highlight of the March meeting and he will explain the experimental program of aeration. All fishermen be there! PROUDPARENTS Parkland School was the scene for an exciting evening of fun and entertainment on Feb. 19. A basketball game between the faculty and the eighth grade boys encouraged much laughter. Tom Wasicak played on the team and presented his mother, Sylvia, with a lovely flower. Bev Johnson also was recognized with a flower from her daughter, Charlynda, who is a member of the varsity cheerleading squad. All at­ tending parents enjoyed seeing their sons and daughters participate and certainly ap­ preciated the expression of love. HI NEIGHBOR A big hello and friendly welcome to Larry and Charlene Nowak of Chicago. The couple and their four children are making their new home on Hillside Drive and hope to meet some neighbors when repairs and moving chores have been completed. Everyone in the community says hi and is more than willing to make you all feel at home in our subdivision. REMINDER All residents received books with their annual dues statements in January. These must be returned by March 2 and accompanied by the final payment of your association dues. The community needs money to begin subdivision projects and improvements. Non-payment will result in an additional penalty. Please try to meet the deadline everybody. Yttfll Want T# Make A Point Of Visiting Your Jewel This Week! ..... NF.W STORE HOURS: 3718 W. ELM STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS NEW STORE HOURS: Monday thru Saturday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. * Jewel does more than youH expect m ONLY SMOKED MEATS IUNCHMEATS. POULTRY PRICES CFFICTIVE. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED AND FROZEN FISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE THURS.. KB 48 THROUGH SUNDAY. MAR 3 AT ALL JEWEL AFTER SIX P M WEEKDAYS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY STORES IN COOK. LAKE, DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COUN- AND HOLIDAYS T,« (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS) U.S.D A. CHOICE BEEF LOIN Sirloin Steak U.S.D A. CHOICE - BEEF SHORT LOIN PORTERHOUSE, T-BONE OR Club $178 Steaks I U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF - BONELESS i m 0 Sliced 98< m m jvX; 8x: TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON YOUR FAMILY'S FAVORITE IN DISHES! THE FRESH FINE JEWEL PRODUCE! RED, RIPE Strawberries PINTS FIRST OF THE SEASON! ALL GREEN Asparagus JUICY CORN KING OR PATRICK CUDAHY Cherry Tomatoes PINTS FOR • Bacon SURPRISE TOUR FAMILY WITH THE CHEF'S TASTY PIZZA! REAL PIZZERIA" - 14" - £ • 7Q 26 OZ. PKG. ^ • # 7 GERMAN Potato Salad lb •It's Cheese Pizza GOV'T. IN5P REG *2.09 PORK LOIN Country Ribs lb HEAT N EAT Ocean Perch REG 99c Vi LB '/a LB. SilCHtNS Pot Roast 6Burnu('Bros PIRK UP WINTU MINHI WITH A SPECIAL BURNT TREAT! OVEN FRESH JL _ A -- Country ,60Z 0$100 Bread LOAf U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEFCHUCK Blade lb Pot Roast U.S.D.A CHOICE BEEF A LENTEN FAVORITE! Hot Cross Buns • $139 Steak lb • 4, 14'/a OZ HILLFARM - SMALL OR LARGE CURD BANQUET - ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT BEEF CHERRY VALLEY - FRENCH SLICED cottage Cheese Frozen Dinners Green Beans 16 OZ PKGS 16 OZ CAN w n A'.V SB® X:X; X\v gggg «8s it Rump $148 Roast 11 wSj 1 LB. PKG. 1 U S D A. GRADE "A' 4-5 LB LB Stewing Chickens U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF CHUCK | A- ?A^iNrTAR°R ARM OR BOSTON CUT \ 1 LB. U S.D.A GRADE "A" COMBINATION PAC Chicken Breasts ?*& Legs lb U.S.D.A. CHOICE 1ST THRU 5 Rib Roast BEEF/RIB •DING CHERRY VALLEY - FROZEN Strawberries C 10 OZ PKG. 29 REG 35' CLUB TIME Ladies are invited to the home of Sylvia Wasicak on March 7 at 7:30 p.m. for the meeting of the Women's Auxiliary. There will be free babysitting available for at­ tending mothers and the usual refreshments served. Try to comet PERSONALS Birthday celebration began on Feb. 23 with Agnes Wegner and was continued on Feb. 25 by Howard Kidd. More wishes to Bernice Dawson welcoming Feb. 26 as her birthday and Lorraine Hagen who celebrated on Feb. 27. Married 39 years today, Feb. 27, are Mr. and Mrs. Temberg who recall many memories of their past wedding an­ niversaries. Congratulations and many more to come. A speedy recovery, to Ann Garrelts who suffered a broken hip from a home accident and is confined to McHenry hospital. All your friends extend their sympathy and hope you're feeling much better Ann. Jeanette and Joseph McHale attended a wedding shower in Bensenville for their grandson, Michael Chronzy, and his fiancee, Diane Schernie, who will be wed on April 6. Good luck for a happy future together from grandma and grandpa. Acknowledgement to Mrs. Radlein who acted as the neigh­ bor caller to obtain an accurate list of subdivision birthdays and anniversaries. Remember to give me a call with any bit of news! Spring Grove Eva Freund 675-2135 Plan Luncheon And Card Party For March 13 Members of the committee in charge of the annual St. Patrick's day card party and luncheon have met and are making arrangements. The date set is Wednesday, March 13, in St. Peter's parish hall. Serving will begin at 11:30 a.m., on ihe menu will be chicken-a-la-king, salad, coffee and dessert. Come and play the card game of your choice or bunco. There will be a prize for each table and many other prizes given away. The public is invited. Come and bring your friends. PIONEER CLUB MEETS Those from here who at­ tended the meeting of the P^neer Club in Richmond and spent a social afternoon on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Anton Meyer, Mrs. Ida Koberstine, Mrs. Eva Freund and Mrs. Mamie Tinney. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. Tinney are new members. RETURN FROM ARIZONA Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller have returned from a month's vacation in Arizona. Since their return Mrs. Miller has un­ dergone surgery on her foot. She is recuperating very well and is back home. LCWC Twenty members of the Lotus Country Woman's Club met at the town hall on Wed­ nesday afternoon, Feb. 20. Hostesses were Frances Heinemann, Arleen Kruger, Dolores Ellefsen, Sah Hanssen, Susie Rudolph, Kay Smith and Tina Komar who served a lovely lunch. Meeting was opened by President Pauline Horak with the reading of Collect and a Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Frances Heinemann due to absence of Secretary Eva Freund. Treasurer's report was given. Notes were read by corresponding secretary. A letter was read asking ine club to reconsider a previous decision made to resign from the Federation. Votes were cast by ballot and the vote to remain in the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs was passed by a large majority. Sunshine committee reported that Alice Weber had un­ dergone surgery but was coming along fine. The program was a white elephant auction, proceeds were added to the club's treasury. CHRISTIAN MOTHERS MEET The regular meeting of members of the Christian Mothers Society of St. Peter's was held in the parish hall on Thursday night, Feb. 21. Meeting was opened with a prayer and a pledge of allegiance to the flag by President Beverly Schmitt. Secretary and Treasurer reports were given and ap­ proved. Chairman of the St. Patrick Day party announced that the luncheon and card party would be on Wednesday, March 13, 11:30 a.m. Plans for a Day of Recollection were discussed, to be held sometime in March in the church or parish hall. Boxes of groceries have been given out to the people in need and the supply is now exhausted. A most interesting and enlightening talk was given by Mrs. Pat Kagan. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Congratulations to Mamie Tinney whose birthday was on Feb. 17. Her sons, Bob Tinney and Brother Gale (Frank) Tinney, were home Sunday to celebrate a birthday dinner with her. ENJOY MATINEE I visited in the home of Mrs. Edna Olson, McHenry, on Tuesday evening. Enjoyed a good home cooked meal with her and spent the night. On Wednesday morning we joined a bus load of women and drove to Chicago. We met Mrs. Shirley Dawson and had lunch together. Then at 2 p.m. we walked over to the Shubert and saw the matinee. Good weather, good company, pleasant day! l̂ll . all under one roof- • Mr. Donut Donuts • McNeils Fried Chicken • McNeils Hamburgers Delicious and inexpensive dinners, sandwiches and snacks ... all yours when you stop at McNeils / Mr. Donut next to the Hornsby Family Centers in Woodstock and McHenry. next to the HORNSBY FAMILY CENTERS Rt. 47 & Country in the McHenry Club Road, Woodstock Market Place, McHenry