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8* Sec. 2 - Plaindealer - Wed., July 17, 1968 MCHENRY SHORES BERNICE WILSON ! UUNROES RETURN i FROM VACATION IN CALIFORNIA The Munroes have just returned from a week's vacation in California. They flew to Los Angeles where a rented car was waiting for them, then to Anaheim where 3 days were spent touring the 20th Century Fox Studios, visiting Disneyland and soaking up the sunshine around the mcitel pool. Onthe way north one day was spent at the Mission at San Luis Obispo, built in 1772, and going through the Hearst Castle at San Simeon. After a day in Monterrev. the last two days were spent in San Francisco visiting Fisherman's Wharf and the redwoods in the Muir Woods and taking an excursion boat around Alcatraz Island. While in San Francisco one of the evenings was spent touring Chinatown and the last night they sampled all the sea food at the wharf, then boarding their plane they arrived at CP Hare in a little more than 3 hours. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Let's all join together and sing happy birthday wishes to Edwin 'Corky* Olbinski and Jean Urbanski on July 17, Robert w OAKS Gertrude Disney 385-7515 RESIDENTS ENJOY TRAVELOGUE AT SENIOR CITIZEN'S ; The senior citizens of Whispering Oaks spent a pleasant evening last Monday at the Senior Citizens club meeting. They enjoyed a travelogue of the Grand Canyon in Colorado and Utah. WHISPERS ABOUT FOLKS Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schwartz, 1012 Hanley, returned from a vacation trip from Canada and Wisconsin. They found their (yard full of debris from the storm a week ago. , Grandma Janek of 1102 IHanley is very proud of her grandson, Jeffrey Janeck. He is *a professional baseball player >and has signed with the Washington Senators, and is in training at Geneva, NY. His mother, ;Mrs. Josie Janeck, lives in Oakland. • Mrs. Yvonne Wilson and her sister, Mrs. Del Valley, of Danville have returned from Duluth, Minn. They visited Mrs. Del- Valley's son there. Ernst Scheuterle of Ashley is home from the hospital, but still not up to par. New residents are Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Huson of 4711 Ashley. They have two daughters, Kathy and Patty. We will hear some suprising news from Kathy later. s' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Liby of 1208 N. Manchester Mall had dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jensen of Elmwood Park. The Jensens are proud grandparents of a new baby, Pamela Michelle. Mrs. Jensen is the sister of Mr. Liby. We had some more guests from Marina City. Seems they like the pleasant surroundings in Whispering Oaks. They even took a swim in the little lake in the park area. TTiey were Gloria, Heaven Lee, Sevellie, John Law and Grant Disney. Tanner onthe eighteenth, Arthur Egger and Lee Elia on the twentieth, Caron Urbansld on the twenty-first and Phil Schubert on the twenty-third. ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations and best wishes to Marshall and Lucille Jacobs who will be celebrating their twenty-eighth wedding anniversary on July 17 may the years continue to be good to them. ELLAS WELCOME DAUGHTER A pink bundle of joy was delivered to Tom and Lee Elia at McHenry hospital on July 7 when Michele Lee arrived at 5:15 p.m. weighing in at 6 lbs. ,12 oz. Congratulations to the happy couple on the birth of their first child and we hope the little darling will always be a source of much happiness to them. WELCOME THE SUPERS We welcome Chester and Marianne Supek^whoTia^e moved into the former Huehne house. They are from this area so are no strangers to McHenry. We wish them the best of luck in their new home. AROUND THE SHORES Joyce, Billy and Bonnie Pinkon sly had a busy time in Chicago last week as they took in the Field Museum and the Museum of Science and Industry especially enjoying the coal mine. One day they went to Kiddy Park and enjoyed all the rides. Joyce got to see an aunt that they had not seen for quite awhile and Grandpa took the children to Montrose Harbor to see all the boats one day. After a visit with her great-grandmother Joyce's parents came back to the Shores with them and baby sat one night while Bill and Joyce dined out in style at a well known eating place in Algonquin. The entire group went out the next night to have fun at a spot in McHenry. On Monday the group went to Audrey Whitney's new home for lunch and on Tuesday Audrey and family came here for dinner. The Pogors entertained Anne and Leon Poplawski and their son, Johnny, from Chicago on Saturday. Anne is Ray's cousin. Barb served a steak and chicken cook out. On Sunday the Pogors went to the Wetzels in Libertyville for dinner. Also joiiiing them was SandiandTom Ballows and their son, Shawn. Chuckle Whitney was an overnight guest of Billy Pinkonsly on Tuesday night, his first venture away from home, so it was quite an experience. Last Saturday proved to be a bad day for beach cleanup as Clare Schweikert seemed to be thetonly one who make it and he was unable to do too much work before it started to rain. Bonnie Pinkonsly stayed overnight at the home of her girl friend, Dawn Whitney on Wednesday. No details are available as we could not reach Mr. Paulin on the phone but Pearl Paulin is' in the Woodstock hospital. FEELING BETTER Anne Gruner came home on Monday July 8 but must take it very easy for a couple of weeks and not do anything. Stop by and say hello to her as she is able to have visitors to chat with her. Marshall Jacobs is improving and expects to be home by this weekend. Nice to report that two of our neighbors are feeling better. SPRINKLER WANTED Due to the illness of his wife, Mr. Gruner has not been able to get down to the beach to sprinkle the newly planted grass seed so if anyone has some spare time you may go to his home and get the long hose he has for this purpose. There is a connection from the drinking fountain at the beach to water the new grass before it burns up. A bachelor is a rolling stone who has gathered no boss. Alexander and Hannibal each used elephants in war - they were the first tank, and were used largely to break up enemy lines, and scatter the men. International RICH WOOD METAL GRAIN FINISH S88 walk thru the wonder world of Czechoslovakia insod© & ©nut SUMMER VALUE 24x60, top is alcohol, acid and burn resistant. Folds compactly; handle. 34-QT. FOAM C SPECIAL Polystyrene bead results in longer temperature retention, less I e a k a g e and strong walls. TETHER BALL SIT LOTS ©F FOR Regulation 3-pc. enameled metal poles, 10 ft. long, 12 in. ground s l e e v e ; h e a v y duty cord, official siie ball, instruction book. A IMA HAMf lK & STAND SUMMER SPECIAL 5 Year Guarantee Dependable permanently lubricated motor drives three electronically balanced blades to allow maximum room comfort. FE5CO TOP QUALITY 20-Gallon Miracle Plastic TRASH CAN SALE PRICE £88 LkIH {tOcIrI K'K Stays new looking because it is easy to clean. Snug fitting cover. Cheerful new colors. PR0J&N STANDARD 'D' CELL FLASHLIGHT Y Heavy duty long life battery--guaranteed to give satisfactory service. 5.95 to 13.95 Full 30" x 80" adult size woven hammock bed in a beautiful caramel and yellow plaid. Moisture proof tie-on pillow. Complete with an all tubular steel stand finished in green non-chip J vinyl paint. • stand M.9S F-N-FILL REGULAR $ 12.95 LSF1 IE PLASTIC ICE CHEST SPECIAL For the quick 'n easy way to a summer full of fun. Simply open the carton, flip it open and your mini-swimmers are minutes away from all day play. No set up whatsoever for this 6' x 15' deep pool. Holds 265gollonsofwater.- Molded handle. Nothing to rust. Keeps colder longer. Size: 18-1/4" x 12-1/2' x 13^ -- 45" N5 STA SAFE STAND OFF STABILIZER WHEN YOU BUY A 20' ALUMINUM EXTENSION LAP SALE PRICE FEATURES: Flat top rung, for sure footed safety and comfort. Twist proof construction for lifetime strength, safety. Center swivel pulley for fast. easy extension. Five year warranty. UL Approved MMER SPECIAL Double cutting ease with two 15" blades for fqst action. 2.2 amp motor provides plenty of power, provides neat professional trimming on any hedge. GREEN STREET MALL _ __ _ - - - -- TTT VYCITAl S g J I I * 1 2 2 8 N . G r e e n S t . M c H e n r y , I I I . WARE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC The subject of the Lesson- Sermon in Christian Science churches this week is ••Life'*. A verse from Revelation serves as the Golden Text: "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life freely." The Lesson-Sermon also includes references from the Christian Science textbook,\ "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Edgy* One quotation is the following: "Time-tables of birth and death are so many conspiracies against manhood and womanhood. Except for the error of measuring and limiting all that is good and beautiftxl, man would enjoy more than threescore years and ten and Still maintain his vigor, freshness and promise." A polished person never casts reflections on others. G.E. Steam - Dry Iron G.E. Transistor Radios G.E. Clock Radios G.E. Alarm Clocks $308© G.E. Tape Recorders $142? G.E. Hand Mixer $f052 Rival Can Openers $I<JI Proctor Silex Peres. $l§0fl Proctor Silex 2 Slice Toasters $SoW Proctor Silex * Slice Toasters $13o81 Rival Ice Crushers $1429 See us for many more "International Day" Sidewalk Sale Specials KEEN STREET MAIL TTT Appliance Inc. Green ..Phone >500.. 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