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DEPARTMENT OV^t h a nSPOHTAIion OFFICE FEDERAL A SECRETARY /1IHISTRAT10N ,v? • '} ' t x - * *?T» - --: ^ -i, WINS APPOINTMENT Political Corner Donald E. Deuster, administrative assistant to Congressman Robert McClory during the past six and one-haIf years, is being appointed by President Nixon as Congressional Relations assistant to Secretary .John A. Volpe, in the United States Department of Transportation. Deuster, who resided in Libertyville prior to his appointment as head of Congressman McC lory's Washington staff, is considered an expert in the areas of putf}^. affairs and congressional relations. At a recent party honoring Mr. Deuster, Congressman McClory declared: "Don has been a loyal and able administrative assistant, whose talents have been recognized by all with whom he has had contact during thses past. six years. It is understandable that President Nixon and Secretary Volpe should recognize, his particular qualifications arid seek to utilize them in carrying out the policies and programs of the Administration. Our best wishes go with Don." While serving as Congressman McClory's assistant, Mr. Deuster's Washington activities included the Capitol Hill Prayer Breakfast group for whom he was president, the "Bull Elephants," a Republican organization which he served as an officer, and an instructor at the Library of Congress in "The Legislative Process," for the Department of Agriculture' s Graduate school. He is an elder in the Presbyterian church. Mr. Deuster is a graduate of Ripon College, Ripon, Wisconsin and the University of California Law School at Los Angeles. He has been admitted to practice before the California and Illinois Bars and before the United States Supreme Court. Prior to joining Congressman • McClory's staff, he served as an attorney and assistant to the Chairman of the Board for the Kemper Insurance Group in Chicago. MARY (MAY) POWERS Mrs. Mary (May) Powers, at 93 one of the city's oldest residents, died Thursday evening, May 15, at the Woodstock Residence, where she had been confined less than a week. Her death ended a year of failing health. Mrs. Powers, who had made her home for many years at 3806 W. Waukegan road, was born in Sycamore Oct. 13,1875. She came to McHenry sixtynine years ago, after her marriage to James T. Powers, who died in 1915. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. George (Marie) Larkln, of McHenry; five grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one brother, James Wall, of Sycamore. A son, Mr. and Mrs. Deuster ( the former Kay Brink) and their . four daughters make their honr .3 at Sylvan Lake but maintain a residence near Capitol Hill in Washington. In his new position, Mr. Deuster will be working with members of the U.S. House and Senate with respect to legislation affecting the nation's transportation problems. James W. Power, died just one month ago and she also was preceded in death by a daughter, Helen. The body rested at the Peter M. Justen & Son chapel until 9:30 Monday morning, when a Mass was offered for her in St. Patrick's Catholic church, with interment in the church cemetery. LUCILLE M. KRZEMINSKI Mrs. Lucille M. Krzeminski of 1504 Millstream drive, McHenry, died Thursday evening, May 15, in McHenry hospital, where she had been confined for two days. She was 57 years of age. Mrs. Krzeminski was born July 9, 1911, in Chicago and came to McHenry to live one month ago. She was a retired telephone operator. . Survivors are one daughter, Miss Elaine T. Kramer, of Chicago; her mother, Mrs. Lottie Krzeminski, of McHenry; and one sister, Mrs. Winifred Ferraro, of North Riverside, 111. The body rested at the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home until 11 o'clock Monday, when a Mass was sung at St. Mary's Catholic church. Burial was in Queen of Heaven cemetery, Hillside. WED. MAY 21, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG, 5 BONUS SPECIALS!!! Land-O-Lakes BONUS SPECIAL 100 Count Jewel BUTTER JEWEL POTATO German or Reg. SALAD American 45c PLATES Reg. 69c BONUS SPECIAL! Onion Blue Garljc DEANS PORTION D I P S C Coppertone SUNTAN LOTION AND OIL BONUS SPECIAL! Reg. $1.60 Hillfarm Vz Gal 6 TO 8 LB. SHANK PORTION FULLY-COOKED WHILE SUPPLY LASTS!! Reg. 57c Your Choice WICKER 98 BASKETS Smoked Hams LB THURS., FRL. SAT. ONLY! BONUS SPECIAL!! HILLFARM MEDIUM EGGS BONUS SPECIAL! Quart Jar Reg. 69c HEL LMAN'S U.S.D.A. CHOICE ONLY BONUS SPECIAL BONUS SPECIAL GOOD THRU GOOD THRU SAT . MAY 31 SAT , MAY 31 Hawaiian Punch Libby's Beans WITH TOMATO SAUCE 14 0Z. CAN 46 OZ CAN CENTER CUT Pork Chops U.S.D.A. CHOICE Rib Steaks 4 TO 6 POUNDS Fresh Ducks REG. PRICE 14° REG. PRICE 32 BONUS SPECIAL! ON SALE THIS WEEK!! 24 oz. 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TASTY GARLIC BREAD FRESH BAKED APPLE PIES GERMAN SUMMER SAUSAGE GET A PICKLE FOR 10c WITH PURCHASE OF IMPORTED HAM 1/2 ,b" -- AMERICAN POTATO SALAD BAKED BEANS 29 C 69 4 LB. CTN. ONLY ONLY PUCll ONLY ONLY loaf Rotr. 39< Bee. 49c lb Ren- 39c lb. Kf-K. 79« Rpr. 79c each GRADUATION. COMMUNION PARTY TRAYS ARE OUR SPECIALTY MARY SEDIVY Mary Sedivy, 82, of Spring Grove, died Sunday, May 18, in McHenry hospital. The deceased was born in Chicago July 2, 1887. She resided wth a niece, Mae Smoltz. The body was removed to the H. Marik chapel on S. Pulaski for funeral arrangements. JAMES A. DOMICK James Anthony Domick- of 4711 Howard street, McHenry, died in McHenry hospital Monday, May 19, at the age of 71. A retired coal miner, Mr. Domick was born in Lithuania March 15, 1898. Among survivors is his wife: Frances Willig Domick. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS BROUHAHA OPEN HOUSE Something new, called Brouhaha, is about to happen in McHenry. In France, brouhaha means hullabaloo, uproar or hubub. In McHenry, Brouhaha means a total California look in junior and petite sizes at moderate prices. Thejiew store opens for business on Friday, May 23, but on Thursday evening, May 22, from 7 p.m until 10p.m., Brouhaha will hold open house to introduce the store, the staff and the fashions to the public. Allan Leibsohn, president of Brouhaha Limited, notes that the new shop has already created much interest in McHenry. Job applicants began coming in even before the shop advertised for help, he said, and he's been deluged with inquiries about the opening date. 0SRITAL Iflo&U "Brouhaha will offer the shopper a total look," he continued, "which is also unique among boutique-type shops in this area. A woman will be able to shop Brouhaha and come away completely outfitted in shoes, sportswear, part/wear, outerwear, jewelry and other accessories", explained Leibsohn. "And finally, our presentation is like nothing you've seen before. The lighting, the carpeting, the racks and display areas, the textures and the colors were all chosen to create a completely new and exciting showcase for fashion. "Better than trying to describe it, though, is to have the public to see for itself. That's why we're having the open house Thursday evening, May 22. Everyone's invited. There will be no sellingthat night...just browsing from 7 p.m. until 10p.m." The store is located at 1220 N. Green street. McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week included Irene Sonneman, Le- Roy Altergott, Lillian Frederiksen, Violet Nixon, Carole Larsen, Margaret Thonn, Frances Huizinga, David Anderson, Randy Harkins, Jacob Zobus, Ronald Fiqua, Margaret Potratz, Jeannette Pretzman, Virginia Qgden, Tom Smogur, all of McHenry; Clara Winkler, John Spanitz, Charles Keiths, Wonder Lake; Evelyn Thompson, Rose Ueckert, Julie Janssen, Spring Grove; and Carmella Bonugli, Richmond. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Theodore Miller and Kenneth Glysing of McHenry were patients in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, last week. HARVARD HOSPITAL Among the patients admitted to Harvard hospital during the past week were Mrs. Fred Nootbac, Mrs. R. Edward Pritz and Norman Macdonald of McHenry. _ Barber Shop * Hair Coloring ^ * Hair Styling £ • Hair Pieces * Razor Cuts JANE'S by appointment 385-7771 WESTERN OPEN TICKETS b Jack Nicklaus will defend his Western Open crown against the stars of pro golf at famous Midlothian Country Club on June 5,6,7,8. Tickets now available by mail from Western Golf Assn., Golf, Illinois 60029-or call 312-539-4600. DAILY ADMISSION PRICE June 5 & 6 $5.00 June 7 & 8 $6.00* 0 Available in advance for $5.00 through Western Golf Assn., Coif, III. 60029, igh\ • J McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 1875 8812 West Elm Street Phone 385-0170 McHenry, Illinois -- 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, 111. 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