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jr* V'4 '•. " * *. *' ;f ' V- **•"*•* FTBMARY 15, 1984 &:i- if- '« .... \V:?: - ? M - i - ^ - IFHE WCHEIRMR PUINNJEALIM i-,w ,• H 11' !'•<'<•!i 1 <'H < t t'l 'I W^H Spring Grove By Mrs. Charles Freund ' * • ' ! 1 1 i 1 4 4 1M» | » | MM %ands of floyed a * jreter's pi The birthday club met at the liome of Mrs. Frank Tinney on Wednesday afternoon for cards. 1*1*1268 for high scores went to Mrs. Beulah Karls, Mrs. Van livery, Mrs. Lester Siedschlag, Mrs. Alice Wagner and Mrs. Mark Pierce. A delicious lunch wad served after cards. Birthday greetings last week Went to Mr. L. L. Kagan, Feb 15, Mis. Frank Tinney and Miss Lillian Sanborn, whose birthdays J»th fell on Feb. tl, and Mrs Jtay May, Feb. 10.; ^Members of St'Peters .chair She ushers and wives and husmembers greatly enturkey dinner at SI _ pariah hall on Wednes • ^y n^ht. There were after-din • ijler speeches, with Fr. Daleider . lis toastmaster. Father Daleider *lso made the , announcement ' 'that there would be a Day o< Recollection on March 7 for all the men of the parish and om for the ladies on March 14. The remainder of the evening was •pent at cards. Mrs. Charles Freund and daughter, Charlotte, spent Friday in Chicago. They enjoyed . dinner together and a matinee at a Chicago theatre. Sunday guests in the Frank 'Tinney home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Giltzow of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tinney and daughter, Laurie, of North Chicago. Charles Freund bowled on Sunday afternoon in the C.O.F. tournament and came up with • • 606 score in his singles. Have heard via the grapevine, though, that Jim Bush has a 672. Looks like Spring Grove is going to make a showing this year. A large crowd attended /the dance at the Town Hall on Saturday night, held for the benefit of the playground, The committee in charge of this affair wishes to thank all who helped make it a success. 5COUTTHOOP [ELD CO0RT OF ' I0N0B LAST WEEK $2,000,000 SPENT BY ILLINOIS FARMERS FOR INSECT CONTROL Troop 161 of the Scouts held very colorful court of honor ast week, when the following >oys received their badges of higher rank from 'Scoutmaster vVilliam B: Andrews: Kenneth Pope, tenderfoot; John Larson, second class; and Wally Aufrecht, second class. The Wliippoorwill patrol was presented with a red ribbon for superior team work in presenting i prize winning window display, rhe Eagle patrol was presented .vith three blue ribbons for exellence for their display, while 'he Panther patrol .received two ">lue ribbons. Immediately after the court of honor, a first aid and life saving 1 lemonstration, as well as semaphore signalling demonstration, was presented for the guests and parents in attendance. Refreshments were served at "he. close of a very interesting md inforniative evening. Illinois farmers spent approxi mately $2,000,000 in 1953 to | control less than a dozen kinds j of insect pests on three-fourths of a million acres but made a j net profit of $8,500,000 from j their control operations. | TheSe f'.^ures were revealed I by Dr. Harlow B. M i l l s , c h i e f o f ' the natural history survey divi-! sion of the state department of registration and education, to j the board of natural resoures and conservation at its quarterly meeting in the Hlini Union. They were compiled from a qu*»-1 tionnaire submitted to all Illinois farm advisers. The house fly continues to re* sist efforts to control it by DDT,. Mills reported. j "Except for a few ' instances," j he said, "l'esistance to DDT Is! so widespread and of »uch mag- • nitude that this chemical has, about lost its effectiveness for fly control." ' A new baiting technique de- i veloped by the Natural History t Survey last year presents a new 1 and promising method for con- j trol of house flies in closed; places, but it cannot be expected ; to give satisfactory, control in j the absence of good sanitation, ! he reported. Both field and laboratory studies of oak wilt were carried on by the Natural History Survey in 1953 ih an effort to learn more about this destructive disease of forest and shade trees. Some progress was reported in efforts to control the disease with chemical. Dutch elm disease was reported in twelve counties: 183 cases in Champaign " county, 233 iri Coles, forty-two in Douglas, nine in Edgar, two in Iroquois, two in Lawrence, fifteen in Marion, five in Massac, and one each in Crawford, Ford, Jefferson, and Piatt. The disease had been found in Macon, Pulaski and Vemniott oouBtfis in 1952 Dr. Mills also pointed out that improvement of wildlife habitat, benefits hunters as well as wildlife and indicated by his report that in one study area twice as many pheasants were killed during the 1953 hunting season on farms having habitat improvement programs as on farms without such programs. A study in which the Natural IJistory Survey is cooperating with Southern Illinois University disclosed that corn and soybeans ranked first and »econd by volume as food for quail. Approximately 175 different food items had been. consumed by the bobwhites studied. •' f ' " . < > * * - l" ' ' " ' > * '• * f / •'< r~ ? t' 4 . ? / ?; ' Ptgt Fit# It Pays to Advertise In The McHenry Plaindealei BUTCH'S SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAR Regular check ops mad maintenance by our experts means lower ear costs Mi you! We Do Complete Motor Overhauling 809 W. Elm Street ' McHenry, 111. Phone 811 Residence 91-R 24 Hou* Towing Service Jtead The Want Ads Subscribe To The Pl&indealer I HEAR THERE'S A NEW/} CBlES BABY OVER AT V0UR A H0USE.WILUE V EXPERIENCE Wor wick's McHenry Camera Center Cameras, Photographic Equipment Amateur and Professional Bought, Sold and Exchanged Photo Supplies VIEW MASTERS and REELS See Us Before You Buy Worwick's Studio 117 N. Riverside Drive PHONE McHENRY 275 for aBtTffJl REDECORATING Rent a 'fxwi WALLPAPER REMOVER and steam ofTtheold wallpaper. *gsfy< Cleans "£> sterilijes the walls too! tfARNEk WE HAVE THE KEROIECTPIC FOR RENT WlUMWlUMOVM ALTHOFF'S "McHenry County's Leading Hardware" 501 Main St. PHONE 284 McH«Myf 111. The V.F.W. Auxiliary and the following Stores are cooperating in raising funds for the McHenry Library. Details at your grocery Friday and Saturday, Feb. 26 & 27. M & M MARKET BARBIAN BROS. HUPPY & LEO'S SCHAEFER'S CENTRAL CERTIFIED STORE BETTY CROCKBR - White, Yellow, Devils Food, Honey 8pice Cake Mixes _ 3pto 89c Ginger Bread Mix 2pkg*-50c Angel Food Mix 3 $1°° Other Betty Crocker Products SOFTASILK - B.C. PIE CRUST MIX WHEATIES • CHEERIOS - KIX. BISQUICK 20 OZ. -- BISQUICK 40 Oz. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR In 2 - 5 - 10 - 25 Lb. Bags STOP wfattee&wr&faif YOUR CENTRAL FOOD STORE DONALD DUCK -- SOS Tin APPLE SAUCE - - • • 2 f o r 3 5 * DEL MONTE -- 16 Oz. Glass SLICED BEETS - - - 2 for 29* LTOBTTS -- 46 0*. Till TOMATO JUICE - • - 2 for 53* ALL SWEET -- 1 Lb. Ota. MARGARINE • • - 2 for 55* TALL TIN MELODY WHIP - . % • 3 for 29* ) ' BROADCAST -- IS OB. Tin CHILI CON CARNE - - 2 for 45* BROADCAST -- 16 Ok. Tin BEEF STEW - - I 1 N> CO BROADCAST -- Yi Size Tin VIENNA SAUSAGE . . . . i Q * RUSSO -- 1 Lb. Pk* SPAGHETTI - - • - 23* DUNCAN HINES -- 18 Oc. Pkg. Buttermilk PANCAKE MIX - - - • 23* The V. F. W. Auxiliary and Your Certified Food Store, Is Cooperating !& Raising Funds ffor the McHenry Library. * %*^Gvxkv>. CAKE MIXES CHOCOLATE WHITE • DEVILS FOOD YELLOW • HONEY SPICE OPKGS. FOR 89 9 PKOS. row Ginger Bread Mix 50c Angel Food Mix 5. - • 2Pkgs. $1.00 PINK BEAUTY -- No. 1 Tall fin RED LABEL -- SOS Ttal - Whole Kernel \ 100 £b. Bag $1.99 PINK SALMON 45c CORN 2 roR 25' POTATOES . 10 ">s. 25' Domino • Pure Cane SUGAR 5 47' V«l Vita - Sliced Yellow Cling No. 2Vi Tin PEACHES 4„*L00 Hunt's - Whole - UnpeeleS • • No. 2^ Tin APRICOTS 4 *1.00 Ur,. Del Monte - Stewed :;03 Tin TOMATOES 2 for 41' CerHfie^od Labrf ^ Wllh The Purchase Of COFFEE iia. Ocean Spray - Jellied 303 Tin CRANBERRY SAUCE 2for39' . B-Z - Cooker - Green 1 Lb. Pkg. SPLIT PEAS 2 for 29* flavor Kist St Count Pkg^. • Chocolate Chip Cookies 29' Nabisco 7% Oz. PK*. VANILLA WAFFERS 25' Fresh Dressed - Cut Up or Whole - Pan Ready STEWING HENS.. TENDER CUT - A Family Treat TENDER -- Fancy - A Pleasure to Serve Pot Roast . . 39L Sirloin Steak 69L FRESH GROUND LEAK . MEATY Ground Beef 39L Short Ribs .. 19L Fancy Standing - Short Cut • 1st thru 7th Rib BEEF RIB ROAST 52 LARGE SIZE -- Seedleaa - Jambo 64 Site . GRAPEFRUIT . . . 10 f« 59c PASCAL CELERY . . . . . 2 bd» 19' YELLOW ONIONS": . , .. 3 MO* Heinz 14 Oz. Btl. KETCHUP Heinz Strained . ^ 414 Oz. Jar " BABY FOODS 2lor45' O) o •i cn w Ballard Reg. Pkg. BISCUITS Southern Star Size Tin BONITO TUNA 2 or 25' 4 *1.00 LIBBY'S BRAND FROZEN FOODS le oz. PInr. STRAWBERRIES.. . . 29* 9 O/.. 1'kg1. FRENCH FRIE Sr .. 2 for 31c 10 Oz. Pkg. • Small Green LIMA BEANS net • • • • • Winter Taught Cleaned t Sealed FRESH FISH FOR FRIDAY I Fancy -- Headless & Cleaned WALLEYES 531.1 NORTHERN PIKE . . 39j Fresh Caught Smelts . a „ Extra Large 1 9^ Pan Ready Individually Wrapped BULL HEADS ..... 535,. OCEAN PERCH.... 32!. CORNER GREEN and ELM STREETS