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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1975 County Defenders In Kunde Woods Nature Day Sunny skies and mild tem­ peratures combined to make the Defenders' outing at Kunde woods, north of Marengo, a real success. The activities started Saturday night with an Owl Hoot at dusk. Led by Steve Peck and Tom Thurow, students at the university majoring in biology and wildlife, the Hoot was a real experience. After walking into the woods, tapes of owl calls were played, while a group of twenty-five wide-eyed enthusiasts scanned the darkening sky in silence. A number of owls were heard answering the calls and two Screen Owls flew to nearby branches and blinked back at the group. The elusive Great Horned Owl swooped over for a brief appearance. A number of the group spent the night camping at the Conservation district area and HURRY HURRY HURRY! SAVE BIG! GOODWYEAR TENT SALE woke early to the calls of Whippoorwill, Wood Thrush, Cardinal, Meadowlark, and others. A Bird walk was led by Andrea Kane-Qefender and Audubon member. Interesting facts regarding behavior and habits of various bird species were shared. Later in the morning a Flower walk was led by Lela Boerner, also a member of Defenders and Audubon. The forest and meadow provided a wealth of wild flowers and plant specimens, and Mrs, Boerner provided answers to countless questions. Lunch offered a break in the activities and a chance for members and guests to mingle. A number of guests arrived from Woodstock, Marengo and McHenry as well as other parts of the county. The final walk was led by Bill and Alice Howenstine of McHenry and climaxed a perfect day. The Howenstines made a perfect team for such an outing. As president of the board of trustees of the McHenry County Conservation district, Dr. Howenstine is* familiar with the history of the area. He related the -glacial events responsible for the terrain and briefed the group on the plant and animal life of the area. Mrs. Howenstine pointed out countless plant types and related interesting information about ancient uses of many. The group was unable to stump these two experts with questions. Those who participated in the walks returned with a wealth of information to take home with them. The Defenders sue- under THE 3IG TOP SALE McHenry Market Place June 25-26-2%28 SAVE UP TO 40* NOW ON MAJOR APPLIANCES, TV'S & StREO'S nrrm RBMSHMBffS * POOR PRIZE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 4400 WEST ROUTE 120 -MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 385-7300 7 WAYS TO BUY AT GOODYEAR: * Cash * Our Own Customer Credit Plan *Master Charge * BankAmericard *American Express Money Card * Carte Blanche *Diners Club CRAZY! D O Y O U H A V E A S I C K P O O L ? SEETHE U "POOL DOCTORS" at Ben Arvidson & Sons SWIMMING POOL TIPS THE POOL DOCTORS SAY: Swimmers using the pool, leave behind water soluble organic waste products which dull the f/ JP sparkle of the water and are irritating to swimmers. BURN OUT will rid your pool of these contaminants. Bring a water sample to our SWIM CENTER for a test. Watch for pool tips & specials in this newspaper. SWIM CENTER Hen A\4udi04t & Son*, 9hc. 3109 S. Rte. 31 Between Crystal Lake and McHenry 459-0660 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII^ Plan A Special Summer Picnic With Delicious Fixin's From Jewel! NEW HOURS: MON. FRI 8am • 11pm, SAT. 8am 8pm, SUN. 9am NEIGHBORHOOD "Miracle Prices" McHenry CJoi)dSlOUS PWCIS EFflCTiVt. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED THURS JUNE 19 THRU SUN . JUNE 22. 1975. AT ALL JEWEL STORES IN COOK LAKE. DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COUNTIES (EXCLUOING RIVER OAKS AND ELGIN) ONLY SMOKED MEATS. LUNCHMEATS, POULTRY, AND FROZEN fISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P M WEEKDAYS AND ALL DAY SUNDAYS AND HOLI­ DAYS Just What Are Miracle Prices? Well, for one thing they're not sale prices! Jewel has drastically cut prices on foods and household needs you use daily -- both nationally advertised brands and Jewel's own brar\ds "Miracle Prices mean reduc­ tions on items that appear most often on your shopping lists! ^ TROPICANA MQ2 ORANGE JUICE CAN SALTED OR UNSAITED -- WHIPPED - Land O' Lakes Butter PK°G KRAFT S SHARP 10 OZ PKG Cracker Barrel Cheese KRAFT'S EXTRA SHARP CHEESE CRACKER BARREL PKG EAGLE BRAND , . N- CONDENSED MILK CAN REGULAR OR ELECTRIC PERK , FOLGER'S COFFEE CAN HOUSEHOLD M Q BOPEEP AMMONIA BTL 33 GALLON BQ) Hefty Trash Bags on EFFECT! VE RRN Alka Seltzer on Can you believe it? Summer will soon be here! And that means warmer weather, trips to the beach, and all kinds of fun picnics and backyard barbecues. And with these outdoor meals, you'll be doing a different kind of menu planning -- more grilling, more quick-to-fix meals, more light lunches and dinners. Well, Jewel's prepared for those new menu plans with delicious fixin's for outdoor eating! You'll find a wide variety of delicious main course ideas at your Jewel Butcher Shop -- from steaks and hamburger to turkeys for rotisserie cooking. At the Produce Market, discover the freshest flavors of fine summer fruits and vegetables. And stop by Chef's Kitchen ana the Pastry Shop for those good tasting extras that make a meal special. When it comes to summer menu planning, let Jewel provide all the ingredients! » Save Every Day With Miracle Prices! Let Jewel Set Your Table With These Tasty Family Favorites! U.S.D.A. GRADE -- POPULAR BRANDS EXCLUDING SELF BASTING Hen Turkeys 10-13 * ibs KRAFT hiladelphia Cream Cheese 39' REG FOR SKIN CARE Noxzema Skin Cream JAR FOR DRYNESS Pond's Skin Cream ROYAL INSTANT Vanilla Pudding PKG HARD TO HOLD SCENTED OR UNSCENTED } } QL Miss Breck Hair Spray CAN PADS 5 Day Deodorant REGUALR OR MINT Ultra-Brite Toothpaste FOR AFTER SHAVE QZ Mennen's Skin Bracer BTL BALSAM LEMON OR HERBAL Everynight Shampoo REGUALR OR SUPER Tampax Tampons SHOWER TO SHOWER Bath Powder JOHNSON & JOHNSON Dental Floss SPlClM- Sal , DIET OR REG. Pepsi Cola $1^9 •4^12 OZ. H REG ^JCANS MT1.60-M.70 128 OZ $069 BTL 4L 2 ROLL ^ O PKG *T 1# 16 OZ AO BOX "W M 16 OZ BOX W Cream Of Celery SOUP°C1Nz 21 CAMPBELL S -- OLD FASHIONED ... __ AV Vegetable Soup 21 SUPER CLEANER Miracle White LADY SCOTT Bath Tissue SALTED & UNSALTED Crackin Good Thins PRINCE Lisca Mostaccioli CAMPBELLS Make Jewel's Pastry Shop Your Stop For Fresh Goods! FRESH Buttercrust Bread VS a $1 \ *^^^LOAVES • DELICIOUS Lemon Souffle 7 §. 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"REAL PIZZERIA" r--s - * Cheese & r» *£ Sausage Pizza £0$O59 ^ ^ 1 4 M M * 3 3 O Z . ikiru INCH S!LtAT ^Ac4,/jLB Cole Slaw LB AVAILABLE ONLY AT JEWELS WITH CHEF S KITCHENS 6 9 ' $ 2 99 ceeded in combining a relaxing day outdoors with an education for members and guests alike. The McHenry county Defenders is an environmental group dedicated to educating and acting in the preservation and improvement of the en­ vironment. College Participates In Country Art Fair Joe Rybacek and an Art itadent ai McHenry County Junior college prepare for their exhibit in the McHenry Country Art Fair. Joseph. Rybacek is again bringing an excellent student exhibit to McHenry Country Art Fair from McHenry County college. In this special section of the show, students will exhibit examples of their work from this year's curriculum ranging from oils and ceramics to photography. Last year's display brought many com­ ments as to the high quality of work produced there. In another section of the show, student work from the county grade and high schools will be featured, with exhibitor's ribbons and a Best High School Student award of $10 being presented. A third section of the show will feature photography, both mature and professional, KnowS ± SlMi As the days continue to get warmer, we can expect more electrical clouds and storms. Do you remember the lightning count? Does it really tell you how far away the lightning bolt was? When you see a bolt of lightning and do not hear thunder, begin a second- count and note the number of seconds until you hear the thunder. Divide this number by five and you have the dis­ tance of the lightning. This is an infallible rule and is based on the knowl­ edge that sound travels only a fifth of a mile per second. Therefore it takes five sec­ onds for the sound to travel a mile, even though you im­ mediately see the flash, even at some distance. Lightning seen in the west is most dangerous (in the north temperate zone) for it is probably heading toward you. Human progress is often impeded by the anxiety of human beings to get credit for themselves. color and black and white. The viewing public is asked not to miss any of the sections of this showcase of county art work. The new Parkland location allows easy viewing of the full show and a special map awaits everyone in the lobby to show where the judged section, Junior college, student show, photo show, One-Man-show and the gymnasium sales are displayed. Tickets are available at the door on June 20, 21 and 22. Proceeds benefit the auxiliary to McHenry hospital, sponsor of this annual event. Deaths TILLIE COOPER Mrs. Tillie Cooper, 81, of 6620 W. Rt. 120, McHenry, died Monday, June 16, in McHenry hospital. Mrs. Cooper was born in Russia Dec. 15, 1894, and came to this country in 1913. She had resided in the McHenry area since 1931. The deceased belonged to the American Legion auxiliary and at one time was a member of the Home Bureau. Survivors are two sons, Jack and Paul of McHenry; eight grandchildren; one brother, Isaac Weiss, of Chicago and a sister residing in Argentina. The body rested at the Pister chapel in Skokie, where ser­ vices were held Tuesday followed by burial in Westlawn cemetery, Norridge. FRED J. DELGENIO A funeral Mass was offered at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning in St. Cornelius Catholic church, Chicago, for Fred J. DelGenio, 65. Mr. DelGenio, who resided at 1006 Essex court, McHenry, died Satur­ day, June 14, in his home. Among survivors is his widow, Catherine. Burial was in Maryhill cemetery, Niles. Memorials may be made to Msgr. Ignatius McDermott for the Central States institute. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiimiimiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimuHiiiHui mm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiimm ̂ r i i i i i i i i • i i i i i i i i i i i Attention Parents C A M P V I L L A MARIE j 1 I I I I on PISTAKEE' BAY, McHENRY, is offering a complete DAY CAMP PROGRAM in addition to our residential camping. Activities include swimming, boating, arts and crafts, archery, organized sports, olympic games and more. A complete lunch will be served to each camper daily. The Fee is $35.00 per session. Hours: 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Ages 6 through 12 years. Discounts available for multiple sessions 2 or more children. or CAMP SCHEDULE BOYS & GIRLS- GIRLS- BOYS- GIRLS- June 23rd - 27th June 30th/July 4th July 7tji - 11th. July 14th - 18th July 28th - Aug. 1st Aug. 11th-15th Operated by: CATHOLIC CHARITIKS O* TM« ANCHTMOCFM OR CLICMO Bus transportation will be available from the Round Lake, Antioch, Fox Lake, Ingleside, Lake Villa, Volo and McHenry areas for an additional $5.00 per For Information or Reservations contact: (815) 385-9735 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I