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I V SPRING GROVE NEWS EVA FREUND PHONE 675-2135 V TV STAR APPEARS AT ST. PETERS SUMMER SOCIAL Plans are under way for the annual summer social at St. Peter's parish hall on Sunday, August 24. Roast beef dinner will be served from 12 noon to 3 p.m. Entertainment in the af­ ternoon will be furnished by Red Blanchard, famed MC and comedian on WGN radio and TV. Children under twelve accom­ panied by their parents will be admitted free. Make your res­ ervation now. CU 312-587-0381 or 815-675-2163. Chairmen for this affair are Dinner chairmen: Frances Heine man and Ber­ enice Lent; Novelty booth: Viola Dam and Rosemary Dodd; Soft drinks: EdLilla; Refreshments: Art Klein and Leo Dam; Dec­ orations: Tippy Klein and Fran­ ces Kabot; Clean-up and dispo­ sal: John Horak; Tickets and Reservations: Jacqueline Cril- ly and Helen Busch; Prizes: George Reynolds; Publicity; Eva Freund. Reservation clos­ ing date is August 17. HORSE SHOW The annual horse show and barbecue will be held on the school grounds on Sunday, August 1?. Pony events will be heta on Saturday, August 16, f se show events on Sutt- C'ugust 17. On Sunday from . to 8:30 p.m. there will be a Texas style barbecue. There will be many interesting novelty booths and beautiful dis­ plays. Souvenirs and articles which may be purchased for the benefit of playground equip­ ment for the school. Come and join the fun, everyone welcome. SP/4 MAY HONORED IN VIETNAM Sp/4 William May who is a mechanic with the 34th Eng. Bn. Co. D was honored by be­ ing presented "Mechanic of the Month" award of his company. ' For this achievement he was also given a $50 U.S. Savings Bond and a three-day R & R. Congratulations Billy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred May, 8021 Bliven street. ENJOY CALIFORNIA TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kattner and Mr. and Mrs. LeqDietz of Libertyville spent two weeks vacationing out west. They tour- , ed Disneyland and visited the Dietz's daughter Betty in New Mexico. LCWC ' , The last meeting of* the Lo­ tus Country Woman's £lubyear 1968-1969 was held at the home of Mrs. John Horak with Mrs. Harriet Olson as co-hostess. The card party and luncheon held at Hunter Country Club was very well attended. The club wishes to thank all who helped make this a success. A board meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Heineman and programs and projects for the coming year were dis­ cussed. Mrs. Heineman report­ ed that she had attended the State Federation meeting in Chicago. A special meeting was held at Hunter)CQHfrtry club with a one o'clock' luncheon. Many members were present. The programs and projects for the coming year 1969-1970 planned at the board meeting were ap­ proved by the members. Meet­ ing place for the coming year will be the village hall, Spring Grove. Officers for the comiî year were installed with a colorful ceremony directed by Mrs. Donald Gerlich. Officers and out-going officers were pre­ sented a carnation. Mrs{ Pau­ line Horak substituted as re­ cording secretary for Mrs. Roy Todd who was on vacation. Mrs. Donald Gerlich from Wonder Lake is a past president of the Eleventh District. CLUBS The birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Mary Klein on Tuesday afternoon. Those re­ ceiving prizes in cards were Minnie Pierce, Virginia Gilles­ pie, Mary Klein and Frances Busch. Frances Shotliff was hostess * ' L to the five hundred club. Pri­ zes went to Minnie Pierce, Em­ ma May, Mary Klein, Evelyn May and Tillie May. Members of her club met at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Freund in Antioch on Thursday night. A dessert lunch was served and cards were played. Winners of prizes were Emma Kattner, Frances Prosser and Christina Britz. LIBRARY NOTES St. Peter's parish library will be closed through the month of August because of vacations. It will reopen in September with a larger selection of books. A donation of three hundred books on the adult level were recently donated by St. Col- umbkille Commercial School of Chicago. Library registration for parishioners is free. To date there are eighty-five reg­ istrations. ' KATHY BLAKE MARY LARKIN THERESA KOLENO EXTEND LICENSE DEADLINE The Secretary of State's of­ fice has announced that o the deadline for displaying new truck plates has been extended 1$rom midnight, July 15, to mid­ night, July 31. NURSE GRADUATES -- Among twelve grad­ uates in the fortieth class of St. Therese School of Nursing, Waukegan, were three young McHenry ladies. They are Kathy Blake, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blake, Mary Larkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lar- kin, and Theresa Koleno, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Koleno. This will be the last graduating class from the school. Kathy is employed at Harvard hospital and Theresa and Mary are at McHenry hospital. Ubacore (fish), tagged off thfe California coast have been caught in Japanese waters. WED. JULY 23, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 15 R E A D T H E C L A S S I F I E D S FOREMOST ( <JfU( ( A M E R I C A ' S D I S C O U N T L I Q U O R S U P E R M A R K E T S SALE McHENRY STORE ONLY 4512 WEST ROUTE 120 McHENRY Wednesday Thursday Friday *1Saturday GALLO PINK Chablis 49 1 One Half Gal Ion. DREWRY'S BEER DRAFT OR REGULAR 2>98 GIN OR VODKA Blended Whiskey FIFTH ocktai|s WHISKEY SOUR MANHATTAN MARTINI DARQUIRI h ST RAG KING iCalilorni 24-12 ounce ttles. . QUART BRANDY One Ha'f Gallon PEPSI- COLA 8-16 ounce 25221 bottles 6 98 Bartender's Mixes BOX OF 1 2 2 59 FIFTH Falstaff 6-12 oz. Cans lANCIENT AGE 6 YEAR OLD ISTRAIGHT KENTUCKY! ta.. BOURBON - MEISTER HcUtcf Imported SCOTCH RAFT* OR REGULAR One Half Gallon Q U A R T J ^ IMPMKO Scotch.! I FIFTH [512 W. ROUTE 120 - McHENRY PAY LESS - GET MORE! Open 9 A.M* To 11 P.M. 7 pays' A Week | Advertised v Beer t - And Beverages Not Iced WHY SUFFER "Pjg/. WITH THE HEAT WHEN YOU CAN OWN ONE OF THESE LIKE-NEW AUTOMOBILES? THIS WEEK, FOLKS Air Conditioning Standard Equipment. Cars Advertised Înclude Air Conditioning. If they do not have air conditioning, we will install if FREE OF CHARGE No Free Cameras, No Free Radios No Free TV's. Buy Where You Can Save the Buck! \ 1969 CUTLASS Cutlass S Holiday Coupe. Our most popular 2 - door Hardtop model. A in stock to select from. 250 H.P. engine, 310 cu. in., automatic transmission, power steering, radio, custom interior, plus an additional >$500 in options. 4 colors to select from. Used very little. Will carry il/2 years of remaining warranty. When new over $3600. Drastically reduced to With Air-Conditi Course *2888 VACATION SPECIALS t * * 1968 FORD Station Wagon. Full size Country Sedan model. Standard transmission plus a host of other options. COAOQ Sunday only yZvZO With air conditioning, of course! 1968 BUICK * Skylark styled Sport Coupe. V-8, power steering, power brakes, automatic turbine transmission, whitewall tires, plus custom brocade interior, etc formerly owned by local business man. ' C'lAOQ Factory warrantied, of course With air conditioning, of course! ^ 1967 BUICK LeSabre 4-door Town Sedan. Sold new by yours truly. Fully powered, automatic transmission, etc. Marve'o'is condition, garage-kept since new. Owner's name upon request ^',,-, , . With air conditioning, of course! 1966 BUICK Wildcat Custom Holiday Sedan. 4-door Hardtop series; has power, automatic transmission, AM/FM radio, husky whitewall tires and much, much more. Snow shoe white^exterlor and an interior to $^728 1949 OLDSMOBILE With air conditioning, of course! Delta 88 Holiday Sedan. Snow White in color with a harmonizing vinyl in­ terior. Fully powered, ai>\conditioned and spare never down. Wh&n new over $4700. 1969 BUICK harmonizi /ith air conditioning, of course LeSabre Custom, 4 door Hardtop. Power steering and power brakes. Turbine transmission, factory air conditioning. Custom vinyl pleated interior. Fully carpeted and tinted glass. Whitewall tires, plus $800 additional extras. Driven 8,000 miles and Mr. Collingbourne's car. When new over $4653. 6 to select from. With air conditioning, of course! % S 3388 907 FRONT ST Like all quality dealers we are OPEN SUNDAYS ne N McHENRY / Coffee Pot's Always On-Free Doughnuts! OPEN WEEKDAYS From Breakfast 'til Bedtime PHONE 815-385-7200 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY all cars in stock! JMAC FINANCING! No payment for 45 days! W