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Page Twelve THE MeHENBY PLAJNDEALEB Thnwday, May 31, 196S> Sunnysid* Estates SCOUT TROOP 144 WINS THREE BLUE RIBBONS AT CAMP Joan Walciynski - 385-3105 Boy Scout Troop 144 did their leader, Ray Jensen, proud at their Spring Camporee held last weekend at Marengo. Ray and four of the boys' fathers drove the twelve boys and their equipment up on Friday night. Seven of these twelve are from our own subdivision including ^Dennis Banker, Jim Farley, John Fiedler, Bernie Jnnicki, Greg Jesski, John Rau and Don Voight. Troop 144 is comprised of two patrols; "Pinetree" led by John Fiedler and "The Crow" led by Don Voight, with Jim Farley as Senior Patrol Leader and Dennis Banker as Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. The Camporee, with 310 boys attending, held both Troop and Patrol competition. Out of a possible 100 points the Pinetree patrol placed second with 92 points, and The Crow placed fourth with 89 points; and out of the 22 troops attending our Troop 1^4 took fifth place. So, out of a possible three blue ribbons, Ray and the boys returned home Sunday with three blue ribbons. Congratulations to you all. We're mighty proud ot Troop 144. LAWN FURNITURE SPECIAL! Arvin Folding Lawn Furniture ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIR Reg. !§6.95 $ SPECIAL 488 FOLDING ALUMINUM CHAISE Positive four position adjustment. Unbreakable plated steel hinges. Sturdy 1" polished aluminum frame.' Extra wide 20" seat. Comfortable arm rests. Yellow & White and Green & White. VYCITALS HARDWARE Seat I8V2" wide. Fade resistant webs. Rugged polished aluminum. Yellow & While and Green & White. ALUMINUM FOLDING SETTEE Reg. $19.95 $1>|Q5 SPECIAL I4* Seat 40" wide. Polished Aluminum Frame. Color -- Yellow & White. Reg. $12.95 $Q88 SPECIAL^ O Real Success Dottie Siepman called and said that she and the other five gals who went around the subdivision on behalf of Florence Kanter last Sunday were gratified at the generosity of the people of our cdmmunity. The results' will enable them to present Flo with a portable typewriter which will give her the opportunity to partake in the commercial classes offered at the Sanitorium once she is allowed out of bed; and knowing FferTm sure she'll never strike a key on that typewriter without thinking about how wonderful her friend^ and neighbors are. A round of applause to Pat Bott, Marge Farley, LaVerne Noaji, Ann Radtke, Dottie Siepman and June Voight. Grandma Walczynski. Stan's niece, Peggy "Zmudzki, was performing with her Girl Scout Troop but unfortunately they were the last to appear that Sunday night and we .could not stay that latfe what with the long drive home and school the next day. The day was hot but enjoyable- and we returned home tired but happy and cold. Gads! What a fast change in temperature. I still love cold weather. I from Berwyn, and then on ' Tuesday following Laura's sister ahd her husband, Val afid Ben Weich, of Chicago came out for a short visit. Open Decoration Day 9-12 1228 N. Green St. We have a wide selection of New Flags "Jubilee Stan, I and the kids, along with Judy's friend, Carol Ann Dehn, attended the recent Girl Scout jubilee held at the International Amphitheatre. We naturally went in for the entire day making a number of stops along the way. We wero able 4o visit Our friend, Mrs. Marion Mehrir^g in Park Ridge, and we spent-a nice visit with Sick List Sorry to report that we have a number of sick folks this week. Irene Roy is in bed with a virus infection! Millie Kropf is sick irf bed again. And poor Gladys Kayler is in the hospital, as a result of an accident with a lawn mower. She got a piece of the mower blade in her leg and as of this writing the \loctors have been unable to remove it, due to its being so very near the bone. She is in Great Lakes hospital. Jim Stevens is home from the hospital, but feeling mighty low yet. Don't worry, Jim, it takes a little while to get over surgery. Company The Holtfodts had unexpected company twice in the past, week. Last weekend, their nephew and his "wife, Edward and Justina Dabrowski, and their two children drove out /Reminder Just a reminder that this coming Saturday, June 2, is the annual pick-up for all rubbish. Now would be a good time to clean out all the eyesores and garbage heaps around, especially those who might be dumping their garbage in th empty lots. Don't forget, it must be out by six o'clock in the morning. Girl Scouts Troop 295 spent their weekly meeting brushing up on their performance to be'given at the Mother-Daughter tea. Since it was a lovely evening they did this out-of-doors and then played games to finish. Before their treat they sang the Johnny Appleseed grace and in closing their meeting they sang "Girl Scont Together". Besides leaders, Marge Barth and Lois Anderson, Catherine Dehn, G ay le Long and myself were, present. \ BURGERS-SHAKES-FRIES 19<> Open 7 Days per week - 6 a.m. -11 p.m. 2V2 Miles East of McHenry on Route 120 TOP-HONOR GIFTS for GRADUATES o^eiiyLt your favorite yrad • . . choose a yift from our wide Selection . . . for every taste, every poc hetbooh MANICURE SETS By REVLON Complete with Polish, Base. Remover and Implements -- In Attractive Vinyl Case From $350 Men's Leather TRAVEL KIT 1 PARKER "45" PEN AND PENCIL SET $g95 TIMEX WATCHES *695 * PERFUME AND COLOGNE Delightful Fragrances, •iift Packaged. From $100 WESTCLOX TRAVETTE CLOCKS Leather-Covered Travel-Alarm. $£95 ,/ Fannie May "FROZEN FRESH" or Whltmanfs WALLETS Men's & Women's $5.00 VALUE $2'5 KODAK CAMERA'S COMPLETE LINE *995», BOLGER'S DRUG STORE 1259 N. Green Street Phone 385-4500 Vacation "School's out! School's out! Teacher let the monkeys out!" Remember how we used to chant that on the last day of school? Well, just a couple more days and our children will be hnrr^e for summer vacation. I, myself, "am looking forward, to it, because I not only get a little more help from the older ones, but it makes my schedule so much easier. Of course, long about August, I can't wait for them to go back and neither can they. May I once again caution all you drivers that especially when school is out for the summer and all the children (and there are oodles of them) are running around playing outside, please drive slowly and carefully. The dust itself is a hindrance when you drive fast. We have speed limits. Please observe them, because if you drive any faster than that you cannot possibly stop in time to avoid hitting someone who would run out onto the road. Happy vacation to all you youngsters. Happy Occasions Birthday greetings today to Louie DeFrancisco, who is at that magical age of sixteen, when a few more doors of opportunity are opened. And on June 3 our birthday greeting to Vicki Jesski who also becomes Sweet Sixteen. On June 6 we extend birthday greetings to James Haninger. Happy Anniversary wishes go today to Norma and Leonard Gunn. May you spend PR0FE*;T0NFU DIRECTORS' EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Anto, Farm & Life lb. Representing BELIABT.F! COMPANIES When Too Need Insurance oi Any Kind Phone EVergreen 5-0043 or 5-0058 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, III DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1286 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-0186 Res. Phone: EV 5-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fii. 'Evenings 6:30 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-62 SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental- Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment 2 Miles South on Rt. 31 Ph. EVergreen 5-0950 8-62 GORDON E. SERGANT Registered Professional Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 4193 Yz Mile South of Rt. 12 on Johnsburg - Wilmot Road 6-62 DR. LEONARD L. BOTTARI Optometrist Byes Examined-Glasses Fitted 1803 N. Richmond Road Hours: Evenings Tues., Thurs. & FrL 7 to 9 pan. Saturdays: 3 to 6 p.m. Phone EV. 5-2262 s-ca HONORS NIGHT AMONG MARIAN'S CLOSING EVENTS Honors Night opens the weekend of events that closes the school year for Marian Central's 6T0 students ahd graduation for 108 seniors. A wide variety of awarcjs awaits many of those students as recognition is given those who have earned it for outstanding scholarship, leadership and citizenship. many future years together. Congratulations and best wishes to all of you. May you all be blessed with health and happiness. Signing Off Well, that about does it for this week. Hope I didn't forget t o i n c l u d e a n y t h i n g . T h e Mother-Daughter Tea I promised to write about will have to wait for next week, due to the early deadline. And I'm sorry but I didn't get a chance to get the information for a visit with anyone this week. Don't forget to call and tell me about your holiday doings. Bye now. Several' of Woodstock's civic * and fraternal organizations will present trophies to the outstanding boy and girl in the lower three grades. To the seniors it will present a trophy ,to the valedictorian, Janet Dahm, and the salutatorian, Cameron Clark of McHenry. Plaques, marking these achl ievements by the leading students were started last year. John Strohm, chairman of the Fathers club's scholarship recognition committee, said the club will present Marian with a big plaque to post all the major award winners at Honors Night. This will total about fifty students altogether. Awards will be given by th^ Woodstock Knights of Column® bus, Elks club, Moose, Lions, VFW, American Legion and Kiwanis club. Sister Elizabeth Ann, principal, will' present medals for achievement in suctr^ areas as chemistry, commerce, J English, history, science ami/ religion. Baccalaureate services will be at 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning. The commencement for f the school's third class will be at 8 p.m. Sunday night. SHOP IN McHENRY i wKMNM^AW# Remember Dad with a Gift from Tm/ee>'4- STORE for MEN Jewel Pastry Shop Special Thurs., Fri., Sat., Only! Wake the family op to a rich apricot-filled cJanish coffee cake--warmed lightly in the oven. It's this week's feature at the Pastry Shop--where you'll always find a variety of finest quality treats! APRICOT RING > *v Coffee Cake "•69' Reg. Price 79c I AVAILABLE NOW AT.. Jewel la McHenry 8718 W. Eln^ §£ 1 TEA CO. t * Old Fashioned Sausage Shop Thurs., Fri., Sat, Only! •ROAVSM®SHOP; t ri \ look forward to aCountry-style breakfast when yea serve Eckrich's Old-fashioned Smoked Sausage. 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