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Section Two -- Page One THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Jf^er5ona$& I Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Martin have returned from a Veek's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallace in Gordon, Wis. Enroute home they called jpn the John Lindsay family, •former residents of this vicinity, in Colby, Wis. . John Hoffman of Indianapolis, Ind., was a recent over night guest in the home of his aunt, Mrs. F. J. Aicher. Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Green and three children of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., have been Spending several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green. • The Jack Powers family Tnoved recently from 1614 N. Park avenue to the place recently vacated by the Louis Rogers family at 3922 W. Clearbrook which they, have purchased. - Mrs. Kathryn Guzzardo spent a few days, the past week, as the guest of her friend, Mrs. Agnes Wieder, in Villa Park. William Althoff spent three days the past week in Chicago, where he attended the monthly meeting of the Catholic Order of Foresters. Thursday, July 29, 1965 Martin Schmitt of St. Louis has been visiting McHenry relatives. Mrs. Jean Raeside and son, Robert, of Keokuk, Iowa, were guests in the home of Mrs. Eleano? Nye a few days the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stringer of Rockford were guests in the Robert Thompson home Wednesday of last week. Frank Martin of Belleview. Fla., spent a few days with his sons who are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Martin, for the summer. Mrs. Leonard Burge, Gary and Susan of Grayslake, visither mother, Mrs. David Powers, Wednesday of last week. Ray McGee and Arthur Martin were in Chicago Thursday, to pay their last respects to a cousin, Charles McBreen, who passed away very unexpectediy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoewer were in Waukegan Thursday, where she attended a luncheon and he visited a former McHnry resident, Edwin Denman, at Victory Memorial hospital where he is recovering from a heart attack suffered a few weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nye visited relatives in Ohio a few days last week. ! Miss Ann Frisby is spending several days with relatives in Itasca. Mrs. Albert Buch and daughter, Mary, of Elgin, visited Mrs. Mary Buch Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller of Washington street have returned from a two weeks visit in the home of their son, Marine Sgt. and Mrs. Alfred Miller and sons in New Bern, N. C., where they made the acquaintance of their new grandson, Karl Joseph Miller, two months old. Sister Mary Henry (Anna Bolger) of Presentation Convent, Chicago, and a sister companion, Sister Reginalda, spent a few days last week in the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Bolger, and also visited other relatives in this vicinity while here. Mrs. Bolger is entertaining her sister, Sister Mary Veronica, of Milwaukee, this week and another sister, Mrs, Howard Ashton, of Evanston, was her guest for a few days. The Dale Dixon family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl were in Silver Lake, Wis., Sunday to attend open house at the William Richer home honoring their daughter, a nun, who is home on a visit_ from Redlands, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Weber and Mrs. Nettie Weber spent a few days last rweek in Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kempfer and family moved Wednesday to Genoa, 111., where they have purchased a bakery business. They also bought a new home at 783 Watson Drive, Ada-Lor Heights, Genoa. Mr. and Mrs. William Vales of Omaha, Nebr., spent the past week with his mother, Mrs. Albert Vales. Dick Carlton of Chicago was also a visitor in the Vales home. FILE COMPLAINT A complaint at law has been filed in Circuit court on behalf of Donna Martino against Judy Bennish and Susan P. Murray. Donna asks $50,000 from each defendant as the result of an auto accident on Elm Street, McHenry, last September. According to the complaint, the plaintiff was a passenger in a car driven by Susan Murray when the auto collided with another vehicle driven by Judy Bennish. Agricullural 4-H Enrollment At 417 McHenry County Agricultural 4-H club members enrolled for the 1965 club year total 447 at the present time. The Busy Beavers 4-H enrollment . tops all others at 45 members. In second place in enrollment is the Community Gophers club with 41 members. The 4-H club leaders are John Schlosser, Richmond; John Williams, Richmond; and Harold Jepson, Jr., Ringwood. Other 4-H clubs and their enrollments are: Better Goals, 36 members; Busy Three, 31 members; Cherry Valley, 12 members; Cloverleaf Boosters, 33 members; Crystal Lake Workers, 11 members; Goal Getters, 11 members; Greenwood Gremlins, . 21 members; Hart-land Hotshots, 12 members; Harvard . At'Ems, v 22 members; -Harvard" Prairie Toppers, 30 members; Hebron Helping Hands, 35 members; Huntley Harvesters, 30 members; Johnsburg Clovers, 21 members; Milk Center, 26 members; Rush Creek Rockets, 19 members; Woodstock Woodchucks, 11 members. GLADSTONE'S *..v )< STARTS THURSDAY. JULY 29 SHOES for the FAMILY MCKESSON SUMMER SPECIALS McKKSSON MAYA INSECT KILLER MCKESSON ASPIRIN TWINS Adult 5 gr. 2/ioo's SCHOOL SUPPLIES SCHOOL-GYM BAG Waterproof. Heavv gauge vinyl. End-to-eno zipper. 14% M. MCKESSON I I PINOTOL DISINFECTANT SNNY J--1 2/98' Kills household germs. Prevents mildew. McKESSON M0SQUIT0NE SPRAY SPECML *2.69* R*K< val. $3.49 3-RING L00SELEAF BINDER f SPECIAL *f,09 *<* *1-53 With 50 filter sheets, dividers and dictionary. DEXTER PENCILS, 10 pack, 27 f Ref. 49< BALL POINT PENS 3/10< MCKESSON ^ GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORIES Adults or Infants 5 01. Insect repellent spray bomb. XHSOI m MEW! SUN MARK rFaArCiIaALL J&* BWA?T'JHROOM W p,NK i TISSUES Vueprihts 200 in bo* rjsj5- *--33 i ^ $1.18 value Reg. %IM Children 114 gr. 2/50't 49' SUN WHITT FACIAJAND BATHROOM TISSUE 400 in box, m I Alf Reg. 27< ea. 4 rolls Lime flavored 74* value Re*. $1.19 McKESSON DENTURE ADHESIVE 1%oz.2/63< DENTURE ^ - CLEANSER BVi or 4 4 SUN MARK COTTON SWABS Cotton tips stay on Sterilized after wrapping. 2 ft 17i Reg. 49tf ea. Z 24100 29< [\uoMe McKESSON BURN LOTION -2/1.19 For minor burns and sunburn. McKESSON POISON IVY SPRAY 5 0Z. n.oo Reg. $1.50 Protects against Poison Ivy, Oak & Sumac McKesson ATHLETE'S FOOT LOTION ltt or.---Reg. 98< ea. McKesson ATHLETE'S FOOT POWDER 2Vi oz.--Reg. 69* ea. McKesson ATHLETE'S FOOT SPRAY 5 oz. aerosol--Reg. $1.39 McKesson CALAMINE LOTION (plain or phenolated) 4 oz.--Reg. 37( ea. McKesson M0SQUIT0NE LOTION (insect repellent) 1% oz.--Reg. 75* ea. McKesson POISON IVY CREAM 1 oz. tube--Reg. $U)0 ea. Tartan LIP POMADE--Reg. 35# Laurie PEARLIZED LIPSTICK New luminous luster for your lips in 9 high-fashion shades. Creamy, long-lasting lipstick in handsome swivel case. for $100" with this coupon SUN MARK 10-TRAHSIST0R RADIO With earphone, battery and leather case. SPECIAL *10«S8 SUN MARK High Intensity UTILITY LAMP For Home & Office Arm swings. Can hang on wall. White, beige. SPECIAL *5*99 TIP-TOP SNAP-ON CURLERS Package of 16 in assorted sizes. SPECIAL Reg. $100 McKESSON FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE £SLn£,ns stannous fluoride! f/}'sp h a[klin^ teeth and "fresh breath." M 06 value SECTIONAL PARTY TRAYS Just the thing for parties, picnic, beach, backyard barbecue. Individual compartments for foods, beverage, salad, etc. Selfstacking. Four attractive colors. „ plastic Yaurs for only With this coupon 19< value m mm COUR mmim MCKESSON RUBBING ALCOHOL ROSEMARY ,, BUBBLE BATH % PRICE Liquid or Powder Apple Blossom, Gardenia or Pine! 4oz Powder N0W, €fQ^*ea. 1 qt. Liquid Reg. $1.79 ea. ROSEMARY McKESSON CREAM DEODORANT Antiperspirant 1SH COUPON E McKESSON AFTER SHAVE LOTION Cooling and Refreshing! »« 2/M.00* |H McKESSON CREAM HAIR TONIC Relieves dryness, removes loose dandruff Ik. 73? SPRAT-ON DUSTING POWDER 6 OZ. *1.25 Reg. $2.00 Keep cool, fragrant, fresh. ROSEMARY SHAMPOO CASTILE OR EGG Lanolin Enriched •P. ™ PERSONAL *S SPRAY L2J DEODORANT For hygienic use by whole family. 2/*l.39* 7 oz. aerosol McKESSON m ROLL-ON M DEODORANT Antiperspirant IV4OZ. ^ 2/89** Reg. $1.00 VITAMIN SPECIALS McKESSON BEXEL MP One per day provides "Maintenance Plus" formula! 100'S *1.95 Reg. $2.89 223's *3.92 Reg. $5.89 Pint 2/*1.00 ROSEMARY CREAM HAIR RINSE Takes the "tug" out of combing! f-7 T 1^ Pint 2/*1.00 McKESSON SUPER HIGH POTENCY VITAMIN-MINERAL CAPSULES 100'S *3.95 »*•« .89 *221 ROSEMARY HAIR SPRAY For soft, manageable hair! 14 oz.1 ^ Rand McNally Imperial Edition WORLD ATLAS » mimi / orful photographs. Exciting articles. A SiUI reference, a rich source of fascinating reading. •^*orthUjlad For Parents • For Stadents _ and "mail-in" coupon given with purchase of any McKes- ONLY son 2 for ,l_saJ«.1 it*m.-<, For the Reader $12.95 Retail Vaiue. MM SPECIALS! (Willi e,e cup) •loir ' ea- 2 79/ "00M DEODORANT i Air Sanitizer--Choirp nf a " S«n Mark BABY PANTS * m 1,n pac,ka^. *<*. 98< 57, McKesson M/I.K of MAGNESIA _ p nt- Re?- 62f ea. un Mark RADIO---6 Transistors $6 99 Mwro,L(H^ :™«"a3V,0?a rHMUSB LP!us F.E. Tax McKESSON SUPER FOAM SHAVE 61/4 oz. Regular or Menthol it,-. t_ 2/89* ' SPECIALS Son Mark BATTERIES -^A"A "--24 o onn a "ca"rd -- a card 9 volt 2 „„ a cardTIZ^, S9< COUPON 49< ijjWjNijg McKESSON SOOTHE SKIN LOTION Qxftt/ Siu with this coupon Value • Used in hospitals. • A soothing hand and body lotion. • Contains hexachiorophene. • Promotes moistira retention and softens skin. • Rich, creamy lotionabsorbed quickly. BOLGER'S Drug Store 1259 N. Green Street 385-4500 McHenry, 111. 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