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Thursday, February 24,1906 THE McHENRY PLATNDEALER S*rt!on On* --: Page Three McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL ARTISTS Students from the McHenry high school art class won honors for their work which is on exhibit at Wieboldt's department store in Meadowdale. -Standing left,,to right are Debbie Kuhlmart$|lt senior, who won honorable mention for an India ink landscape and a gold key for her poster on no smoking; Diane Dember, a freshman, honorable mention for a montage; Barb Kober, a freshman, honorable mention for an. India ink drawing; Sandy Hoffman, junior, gold key for a montage; and Pat Osborn, junior, honorable mention for a montage. ROMAN'S CLUB BRINGS CUPID TO VALLEY HI . . Q On St. Valentine's day, the McHenry Woman's club sponsored- a party for the residents of the Valley-Hi Rest home in Hartland. Valentine's day is a day for gifts, so twelve of the club's members lpft the Camrniuniity Methodist church, their cars laden with gifts in gay wrappings, and a wide assortment of homebaked cup cakes which were served with ice cream. They took wall decorations to carry out the Valentine theme and lend a festive note, along with Valentines to present to each resident. Among those arriving at the home at 1 o'clock were Mrs. Richard Anderson, Mrs. Nels Boiin, Mrs. Frank Blake, Mrs. Hugh Fanning, Mrs. Donald Gerlitz, Mrs. William Givens, Mrs. D. A. Hoptfear, Mrs. Paul Jessup, Mrs. William Jordan, Mrs. Daniel Knapp, Mrs. Carl R i e t e s e l and M r s . R o b e r t Thompson. Following the refreshment hour, the residents played games and there were prizes for everyone. In addition, the oldest, as well as the youngest sGfjior citizen was gifted with a corsage and a boutonniere. It was a most pleasant afternoon for all. A guided tour of tihe home was also included and club members wpg enthusiastic in their praise df this fine institution, under t&e capable guidance of its administrator, Howard Nehlig. ^Club members in attendance felt that it was a very gratifying and rewarding experience -- qp occasion that tugged at everyone's heart a little -- and they are eager ito do it again ip the near future. McHenry Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John Harding of Woodstock announce the birth ol their first child, a daughter, on Feb. 14. Mrs. Harding is the former Judith Bacon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Bacon of Crystal Lake, former McHenry residents. A daughter was born Feb. 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barden of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shrove of Crystal Lake are parents of a daughter Feb. 20. A daughter was born Feb. 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Jan\es Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fletcher becamg ^garepts-of a son Feb. 19. On Feb. 19 "a d'aughtier was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weyradch of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pierce of Woodstock announce the birth of a son Feb. 20. Harvard Hospital Patients admitted during the past week to Harvard hospital included Edgar Weger, August Spiedel, Mrs. Frank Lang, Mrs. Frank Holas and Mrs. Anthony Weretka, McHenry; and Mrs. William Kober, Wonder Lake; and Charles Ward, Spring Grove. Memorial Hospital Woodstock During the past week patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included John Lanway, August U.ttich, Baby Dean Parisi, Rhonda Schiller, Iverne Iber, Laurie Kunzer, Elmer Glosson, Sr., Virginia Hodges, McHenry; Debra Harvey, Ringwood; Estelle Biggers, Pearl Bukovsky, Frank Wendt, Henry Gudaniec, Richard Barthuly, Grover Wickline, Robert Ramkin, Corina Aissen, Irene Costello, John Russell, Evely.n Bleecher, Wonder Lake. Other Births Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patzke are happy over the arrival of their first grandson, Bryan Richard, born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Patzke of Grayslake at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, Feb. 19, weighing 8 lbs., 9 oz. His proud sisters are Michelle Ann, 8, and Lisa .Beth, 2. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Watts of Round Lake Park -are the maternal grandparents. Mrs. Bessie Sund is the only great grandparent. Mr. and Mrs. Patzke^ visited their grandson and mother at the hospital, Sunday. OTHER BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patzke are happy over (ho arrival of their first grandson, Bryan Richard, born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Patzke of Grayslake at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, Feb. 19, weighing 8 lbs. 9 oz. His proud sisters are Michelle Ann, 8, and Lisa Beth, 2. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Watts of Round Lake Park are the maternal grandparents. Mrs. Bessie Sund is the only great grandparent. Mr. and Mrs. Patzke visited their grandson and mother at the hospital, Sunday. RECEIVES INVITATION Miss Do, Thi Kim Ngan of Vietnam, who is attending McHenry high school as an American Field Service exchange student, has been invited to spend the weekend of Feb. 26 and 27 at Lake Forest college. o February 24 McHenry harden CHib Meeting - 1 p.m. - Mrs. Robert Thompson Home, 3805 W. Main Street. March 2 Women's Society of Christian Service Spring Tea -- 1 p.m. .-- V.F.W. Clubhouse -- J. David McCartney, Speaker. Fox River Valley Camp, No. 3251, R.N.A. -- Annual Birthday Dinner -- Harmony House. MARCH 2 Regular meeting of ST. Paul's Episcopal Church Women - Changed from March 3. March 3 Joyce Kilmer Court 573, C.D. of A., Social Evening -- Card Tournament. March 3 Joyce Kilmer Court 573, C. D. of A., Social Evening - Card Tournament. March 6 McHenry Kiwanis Blood Donor Bank - 11 a.fn. tQ 2 p.m. Legion Home. March 15 St. Patrick Card Party -- St. Peter's Hall, Spring Grove Luncheon Served at Noon. MARCH 15 Altar and Rosary Sodality of St. Patrick's Card Party - 7 :.°>0 p.m. - Church hall. Royal Neighbors of America Riverview Camp 6818 - Anniversary pot-luck dinner - 6 p.m. - K. of C. hall. March 17 Joyce Kilmer Court 573 C.D. of A. Business Meeting. March 17 Joyce Kilmer Court 573. C.D. of A., Business Meeting. March 26 Fourth Annual Spaghetti Dinner Mt. Hope Methodist Church, Pistakee Highlands -- Sponsored by W.S.C.S. -- 4:30 to 7^30 p.m. RESIGNS FROM BOARD William H. Ton,van resigned from the board of Sc hool Diso f f i f t y c e n t s p e r m o n t h trict 15 at the February meeting due to the "press of business." Rev. Jack Mclntyre was named to replace Mr. Tonyan until the April election. HOSPITAL NOTES McHenry Hospital During the past week patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Shirley J. Bailey, Woodstock; Doris C. Berg, Brian Semrau, Robert W. Kroeber, William Goorsky and Anna J. Cobb, Crystal Lake; Ellen Miller and Gary A. Lusk, Wonder Lake; Curtis Crago, Algonquin; Timothy S. Kennedy and Julia M. Covert, Cary; June L . P r i c e , H e b r o n ; H e n r y Haisch, Ingleside; Neale Braden, Carpentersville; Jeanine C. Smith, Round Lake Beach; Loran D. Roberts, Fox River Grove; Jacqueline Tonyan, Fox Lake; John Lanway, Ringwood; Eric L. Ericsen, Twin Lakes, Wis.; Wayne A. Yamamura, Grayslake. Also Nellie Mayberry, Lucille E. Kullick, John V. Chamberlin, Mae A. Marek, Bruce Thacker, Paul R. Yanda, Earl L. Brown, Amanda Brown, Victor A. Sandberg, Ira Shoemaker, Richard Meyers, Rachel Kamschulte, Rose D. Williams, Walter Schultz, Jeremiah McEvoy, Dorothy G. Bonato, Lila J. Schmitt, Norma'E. Thompson, Diane L. Ruffiti, James Walters and John S. Beato, McHenry. THESE PRICES ARE RI YOU CAN'T TO PASS T om\ MEN'S -- 3 ONLY Corduroy Car Coats Regular $26.95 1 - Size 38 2 - Size 42 $• NOW 1Q00 Men's Jackets Regular $26.95 Zip Out Pile Linings 3 - Size 40 2 - Size 42 1 - Size 44 1Q00 Is" Jackets Regular $7.99 ' 2 - 6 2 - 8 ' s 2 - 6 X 1 - 2 1 - 3 Boys' Jackets 1 only - Size 14 $ Reg. $16.99 1 only - Size 16 $ Reg. $7.99 2 only - Size 8 $ Reg. $7.99 :! GIRLS' CordSmy Sleeks Regular $1.99 $1' ®® WOMEN'S Ski Jackets Regular $21.05 1- Small 1 - Large $•1 Q00 Ladie's Car Coats Regular $10.95 2 Size 14 1 Size 16 LADIE'S Corduroy Slacks ^2 price s" Srsss Ps'ats Regular $2.99 6 Size 12 5 Size 14 11 Size 16 ALL LITTLE BOYS WINTER CAPS Prices to $1.99 5< 75 PAIR $2.99 So $5.99 Values BEN FRANKLIN McHenry. Illinois HOMEMAKERS PLAN TOUR OF FLOWER SHOW "America, the Beautiful" is the theme of the 1966 Chicago World Flower and Garden show. McHenry County's Homemakers Extension association is arranging a tour to this show at McCormick Place Wednesday and Thursday, March 23 and 24. The theme was chosen to e m p hasize the "Beautify dent Johnson. A letter from America" program of Presithe 5j£hite House has praised the show committee for its theme. The tour of this world's largest annual indoor flower show is oper> to the public, flosses will leave from central locations between 8:30 and 9:45 a.m. sharp both days. Deadline for ticket sales is March 1. F'urther information may be obtained from Mrs. Carl Mitchell, Woodstock. Garden Club At Thompson Home The McHenry Garden club will meet Thursday, Feb. 24, at the home of Mrs. Robert Thompson, 3803 W. Main street, at 1 p.m. ^ After the regular business meeting at which the nominating committee will present their slate of officers for the coming year, slides on Alaska and its wild flowers will be shown by Mrs. Fred Dodge. Tickets for the Chicago World Flower and Garden show, "America the Beautiful," are now on sale on a first-come, first-served basis, at the advance sale price. Bus r e s e r v a t i o n s f o r T u e s d a y , March 22, are also being accepted. The public is invited to attend and join the tour. Tickets and further information may be obtained from Mrs. Charles Wagner, 385-4680 or Mrs. Fred Dodge, 385-7745. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Episcopal Women Change Meeting Date The March meeting of the St. Paul Episcopal church women has been changed to Wednesday, March 2. The Lenten" program will begin on the regular meeting day with the Rev. J. O. Mclntyre of F a i t h P r e s b y t e r i a n c f h u r c h guest minister. All guild members and guests will be attending Lenten services. LUNCH PROGRAM IS PLANNED BY McHENRY WOMAN Mrs. Richard Hester, 409 N. Timothy lane, McHenry, is serving this year as chairman of the ladies' entertain ment committee for the Illinois Petroleum Marketers association convention, to be held at the Pick-Congress hotel, Chicago. She has finalized her plans for the ladies' luncheon to be held at noon on March 16. This convention is made up of all petroleum jobbers in the state of Illinois, and is the largest jobbers' convention in the United States. Registrations will excecd 1,500. Mr. Hester is Vice-president of the Illinois Petroleum Marketers association. RESIGNS POST Atty. Roland Herrmann of McHenry has resigned as assistant state's attorney, effective March 1, due to the press of other business. He has been with the office for about six years. Rosemary NAIL REMOVER 2 for 49* Reg. 49c ea Rosemary SHAMPOO with EGG Reg. $1.00 - Pint 2 $1 McKesson ilk of Qltoinrfissia (100's) 2 ,„P 69' Reg. 69c ea. Rosemary PINK LOTION Reg. $1.00 - Pint 2 . . . n Rosemary BUBBLE BATH LIQUID Reg. 90c - Quart 2 ,. ,90* McKesson GLYCERIN & ROSE WATER Reg. 79c - 8-oz. 2 for 79* AT THE DODGE BOYS IN McHENRY YOU CAN Sii AND DftiWi THIS THE DODGE BOYS MOST DELUXE DODGE -- At the top of the Dodge line for 1986 is the distinctive Monaco series, led by the prestige-building Monaco 500 2-door sports hardtop shown above. The Monaco series includes a 4-do or sedan, 4-door hardtop and 6 - and 9 - passenger station wagons, all with a wealth of luxury - convenience features. All this and priced as low as the low priced cars. Payments can be arranged, low an $66.80 per mo.. -- Also in stock ready to go Darts, Coronets, Polaras and the real Sport Car Charger -- Over 40 guaranteed used cars in stock -- Drive before you buy. v SUNNYSIDE DODGE SALES -- SERVICE -- PARTS 4810 W. Rie. 120 PHONE 385-7220 McHenry, 111. FREE ELEGANT TABLET BOX $2.00 YAL. WITH PURCHASE OF ^sS GI1SI0LTO"CF,ED 9A9* 80 TABLET SIZE * 1 Revlon AQUA MARINE BiAMPOO Reg. $3.50 ^ $7 Now McKesson A.P.C. TABLETS Reg. 73c WAAL0X LIQUID ANTACID CONTAC 12 HOUR COLD CAPSULES io B DO :xcednn McKesson Aspirin for Children Reg. 49c ea. 2 MIS. 49* SIMPLE DIARRHEA TREATMENT 4 OZ. *"1 as txmm PAIN TABLETS 60*9 Pepto Bismol 8-oz. Firsft Aid liftl Johnson's 59^ BUBBLE BiaS Powder Rosemary Reg. 90c 2/9©* INTIMATE Moisture L@vo; HII Revlon Reg. $2.+5 $1.65 lisTtffo alight Rosemary Reg. $1.98 W Rosemary CREAM HAIR BINSE Reg. $1.00 - Pint • '1 • fur * Rosemary CASTILE SHAMPOO Reg. $1.00 - Pint 2 f„r*l BOLGER'S Drug Store 1259 N. Green St. McHenry PHONE 383-4500 McKesson RUBBING ALCOHOL \ Reg. 59c - Pint 2 ,or 59'