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Deaths ROBERT FRENCH Robert Clark French, 51, of Rowland Heights, Cal., formerly of McHenry, died Thursday, May 28, in Los Angeles. He was born Aug. 19, 1930, in New York to Mr and Mrs. Burton French. His parents and a sister Mabel preceded him in death. Mr. French lived in McHenry from 1940 to 1969, at which time he moved to California. He had belonged to the First United Methodist church; was a Past Master of the Masonic lodge; and worked for Trans America Corp., Los Angeles. He is survived by his wife Jacqueline, nee Donash, formerly of Wonder Lake; two sons, Stephen and Ronald of Rowland Heights; two daughters, Linda French and Mrs. Randy (Anne) Compagna of Oceanside, Cal.; two brothers, Richard C French of McHenry and Roy C. French of Crystal Lake; and a sister, Edith Fritts of Croton-On Hudson, N Y Funeral services were held in California. STEVEN LEARY Steven L. Leary, 514 N Clement Lodge road, McHenry, died Wednesday, May 27, at McHenry hospital. He was 23 years old, born in Elmhurst. 111. July 2,1957, the son of Frank and Babette < Lemes) Leary. Mr. Leary lived in McHenry about 10 years, having come from Addison, III. In addition to his parents, he is survived by three brothers, Dennis and Frank of McHenry and Michael of Wauconda; five sisters, Mrs Bill (Karen Ann) Martin, Stickney, 111.; Mrs. Ron (Linda) Rosenkranz. Wauconda; Mrs. Dean (Trish) Moore, Mrs. Tim (Debra Jean) Cypher and Mrs. Chip (Jean Marie) Goy, ajl of McHenry. Funeral services were held Saturday, 11:30 a.m., at the Peter M Justen & Son funeral home, with the Rev. Ben F. Day of the Wauconda Federated churh officiating. Burial was in Woodland cemetery," McHenry. MABEL DONAVIN McHenry friends have received word of the death May 21 of Mabel Donavin. She died in the home of a daughter, Eleanor Baker, in Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs Donavin is the widow of Walter Donavin, who operated a plumbing business in McHenry during the 1920's and early '30's The family resided on Main street Funeral services were conducted in Phoenix and in Miami. Fla.. where Mrs Donavin was buried near her husband Besides Mrs. Baker, she is survived by another daughter, Kathryn. who resides in Florida. Recycling Will Help Bond opens Preserve Cary Prairie Summer Series This Saturday, June 6. and also the third Saturday. June 20. are the scheduled days for this month's recycling of newspaper, cardboard, glass containers, steel cans, all- aluminum products and used motor oil. The hours are from 9 until 1 * and the location is the southeast corner of the McHenry Market Place. Because of the excellent response to .the pay-back program for aluminum, that service will be in effect at both the first and third Saturday drives beginning this month and continuing through the summer months In March. 2,000 pounds were brought in for pay­ back. in April. 2.700 pounds and in May. 3.000 pounds. Many of the new people bringing in cans for pay­ back are bringing along with them their bundles of newspaper, clean glass jars and flattened steel cans. This means that more natural resources are being conserved and less space is being used in the landfill. The group that will be working along with the McHenry County Defenders this Saturday is the Cary P r a i r i e M a n a g e m e n t committee. The Cary Prairie is a 3-acre plot of land located adiacent to Cary Junior high school. It abounds with the wind- flowers and plants typical of the original Illinois prairie landscape Three guided tours of the prairie will be made this summer under the guidance of the McHenry C o u n t y C o n s e r v a t i o n district. Anyone interested in finding out the date and time may check with some of •he Prairie people working at the drive or may call the McHenry County Con­ servation district for details. I Anyone having questions regarding the preparation of materials for recycling may call the McHenry County Defenders representative at 385-8512. -V: • | •Bel-ray oil *Michelin & Goodyear Tires •Fairings •Windshields •Kerker Exhausts The summer series of band concerts by th£ McHenry stage band will start Thursday, June 4, at 8 p.m. in Pearl street park Under the direction of Bill Toalson the band lists the popular "String of Pearls' and "Body and Soul" among its first offerings Other selections will be "Alive Again", "Dream sviile", "Peter Gunn", "The Way You Ixx>k", "Brass on Ivory". "Where Is The Love"? "Hot Enough". "Fly Me To the Moon". "Hay Burner" and "I Remember Basie" • • • • The know-how is less important, than the do- it-now. SERVICE iiood m-mt wmm WE ALSO HAVE PARTS AND SERVICE FOR: •Kawasaki *Honda •Yamaha *Suzuki •Triumph Morm you purchase anything lor your motorcycle check with MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE MON.-SAT9-4 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS IS. 9-1I TO. A SAT. 9-11 ITM DELI IIQU0RS MERCHANTS L OF FINE WINES ANP LIQUORS ^ftC-44AAHI AkMW Rto 190 MrHonrv SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALES Ttl 385-3200™ • 4610 W. Rte. 120, McHenry, Illinois PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., JUNE 3-TUES., JUNE 9 OUR McHBNRY STORE ONLY WHILE QUANTITIES LRST IMPORTED ITALIAN BELL RCIO MELLOW, SOFT WHITE WINE 750 ML I" (REG. 2.99) RON RICO 1.75 LITRES 1.75 LITRES WRLKER'S i n 1.75 LITRES 4L 9 LITER BOTTLE S FOR fO.OO WRLKER1 CRNROIFI •s IN 1.75 LITRES B99I ̂1̂ 1 WAUKH? • i HOUSE OF STURRT SCOTCH 1.75 LITRES J. BRVET BRRNDY 1.75 LITRES TRYLOR CK MONDRVI 1.5 LITRE 2 (REG. 4.99) BELL LIQUOR'S QUIZ CORNER The term violate has several different meanings. Can you explain them? Technically, vintage means the gathering of grapes each year, and the pressing of those grapes to make wine. Therefore, a vintage wine is one from a particular year. However, some producers in Champagne and Porto, date the selected wines of a particularly good harvest, so that those wines are given distinction as being superior to ones not bearing a vintage date. Many California pro­ ducers prefer to specify a vintage date only for especially good wines. What does it mean if a German wine is labeled Beerenauslese? Beerenauslese, German for "berry selection" denotes a special Auslese made from individually selected, fully ripened grapes ef­ fected by the "noble mold" (Edelfaule), and picked berry by berry. Beerenauslese wine is rich and high in residual sugar. Rare, and rather expensive, they are among the world's greatest wines. Is it true that the longer a whiskey is aged in wood, the better it is? No. Some whiskies reach their peak of perfection or "maturity" during the aging process more quickly than others. In general, fuller-bodied whiskies are likely to benefit from longer aging. However, once a whiskey reaches peak maturity, it may tend to deteriorate if left in wood. STOCK VERMOUTH SWEET • DRY, OR BIANCO 750 ML RASPBERRY DAIQUIRI LIME DAIQUIRI 750 ML 3 MILLER HIGH LIFE 6-12 OZ. n BOTTLES RUGSBURGER LIGHT, DARK OR BOCK 4-12 OZ. BOTTLES I" OLYMPIR DEED 24-12 OZ. CANS .--' OL Y M PU hf f t f .--' OL Y M PU hf f t f C99 B 24-12 OZ. BOTTLES DEPOSIT CRNFIELD'S FLAVORS • 16 OZ. BOTTLES SEVEN UP l-liOZ. BOTTLES PLUS deposit 'OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" TRB SPRITE 0-14 OZ. BOTTLES "OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" COCH COLR 24-12 OZ. CANS 9RVSI.OO PAOfc la - PLAlNDfcALEK - WEDNESDAY, JUNE », 1M1 > Best Dressed for Summer or Early Fall 24.88 . *5 Reg. 38.00 to 40.001 Summer isn't even in full bloom and Spiess is having a breezy dress sale. Linens and poplins in cotton and polyester blends. In shades to wear now or to carry through into fall Both regular and petite sizes. Regular 8- \S. Petite 4-14. Get em while they're hot and the weather s not! Dresses. Elgin on 3. Crystal Lake and St. Charles. CHARGE IH Your own Spiess Charge. Visa and MasterCard. We welcome them all!