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' • v MALL PRESENTS ENTERTAINMENT j (Continued from page 1) Bazaar where over $4,000 worth of merchandise will be sold for nickels and dimes. Thirty-five passes for the local theatre will be distributed. The Women's auxiliary of the Preliminary Judging For Queen "MEGAN" Mental Health association will sponsor a book sale benefit. For art lovers, there will be an Art Gallery. At 4 p.m. the International Day stage show will present the Mercury recording artist, " Megan", folk dances from Mar Ray and Ker-Jan Dance studios and the Big Timber dances, a nationally known interpretive Indian dance t^roup. This talented troupe has Orange Bowl experience behind them. The master of ceremonies for the (Continued from page 1) ®d the candidates. Judges are Russell Kurth, WREX-TV, of Rockford; George Menard, WBBM- TV, Chicago; Bill Behling, editor, Beloit Daily News; Judi Ford, former Miss Illinois County Fair from Belvidere; and Peggy Milady, representing Patricia Stevens modeling agency. * Special guests were members of the press who heard Don Hansen give a report on the fair's activities. Hansen said the Fair association appreciates press cooperation and will have a press headquarters throughout the fair staffed by Don Peasley. ^A round-up of results, photo service and special news service will be offered. Among those introduced were Verita Froula, Miss McHenry County; Mary Rath, McHenry County Dairy Princess; Mary Kristensen, first runner-up in the 1966 contest and former Miss Woodstock; and Dick Walrath, secretary of the fair board. Commenting on her reign, Miss Froula, a tall blonde from' Crystal Lake, observed, "The whole year has been a highlight for me, especially the fair last year and my trip to Springfield for the state contest.'* * Assisting Mrs. Dorothy Kleckner, chairman of the contest for the fifth year, are Janet Dahlgren, Nancy Reavy and Sandi Hansen. The candidates from this area are Ardella Voeltz, Miss McHenry, sponsored by McHenry VFW auxiliary and Lois Hansen, Miss Wonder Lake, Wonder Lake Fire Department. show will be the well-known radio and television personality, Jack Kennedy. And, of course, "Happy",the clown will entertainthe children all day. Awarded Top Campaign Prize (Continued from page 1) many of the fine folks who make up the community which I have come to feel is my 'hometown*. "My heart goes out to so many who are having trying ordeals, and the blue stars in the windows of many of the homes I have Visited make me aware of the anxious moments therein. May these loads be lightened for all. "Association with the members of the Edwards company was more than pleasurable, and I hope I may not lose track of these fine people. ^ "Many thanks to all the members of the McHenry Plaindealer. How wonderful to feel that the folks who turn out our local news are the kind of fine folks we know. Thanks to all again. I never thought Pd make it." ALVERA NYE - "I would like to thank everyone who helped and made it possible for me to win. Everyone was wonderful. And also a thank-you to those who conducted the campaign. They are grand people." PHYLLIS BAUER - "The support of so many of the won- (Je&Ar for MEN When selecting a gift for him... .'let us help 1 WhM' | STORE FOR MEN 1245 N. Green St. McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA ^ " . [iii-J! $ &/.** i ' <\W We're Now Paying a Whopping Per Ai As of January 1,1968 we •creased our Interest rate of cerfieifes in ton V WAUC0NDA National Bank Wauconda, Illinois 312-526-6604 dejrful people of this area - their hopes, prayers and faith in me - have given me the success I have today. Thanks to my husband and children, whose cocoperation meant so much and to everyone who helped me." FRANCES WEINGART - "I personally thank everyone who supported me during the McHenry Plaindealer campaign. Thanks sincerely." DORIS LOW - "My appreciation goes to my old and new friends - without you I couldn't have done as well as I did in the recent Plaindealer subscription contest. Thank you so much, and also the wonderful people we were working with." THREE FIRES Three small fires were handled by members of Company I this week. On Friday, there was a grease fire at the Henny Penny restaurant on Kim street, with no damage reported. Later, an abandoned truck body on Rt. 120 burned* On Sunday, firemen were called to 2120 Orchard Beach drive to extinguish a brush fire. WED,, JULY 17, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 5 Pancake Mix W@rk» Muffin Magic ilii BOAT SAFETY Fire destroyed ten boats on Illinois waterways last year. This is a significant cause of injury among boaters, according to the Department of Conservation. To help prevent these tragedies, officials recommend that all compartments should be closed when fueling and the fuel hose nozzle should be grounded to a metal section of the intake line to prevent static electricity sparks. The compartments should be thoroughly ventilated after fueling. Fuel lines and bilges should be kept clean and every boat should carry extra fuel in proper containers. PHONE 385-0170 SEE SONNY For Your Automatic Transmission Problems CALL (815) 653-8781 1 Wonder Lake Try these Nutty L'il Honeys -- easy orange-frosted muffins for the whole family. Honey-sweetened and dotted, with chopped walnuts, these are pure pleasure right from their pancake beginning. Put pancake mix to work for you . for hurry-up baking and happy-up eating. It's no hocus pocus. NUTTY L'IL HONEYS Makes 12 mafflus FROSTING: 1 cup sifted confectioners' sugar 4 teaspoons orange Juice Z2 teaspoon grated oiur peel MUFFINS: 2 cups pancake mix Zz cup chopped walnuts 1 cup milk 1 egg, beaten '/a cup boney 2 tablespoons melted or liquid shortening Heat oven to hot (425°F.). For muffins, place pancake mi« and walnuts in bowl. Add milk, egg, honey and shortening, stirring only until combined. Fill greased medium-sized muffin cups % full. Bake in preheated oven (425°F.) 15 to 18 minutes. For frosting, beat together confectioners' sugar, orange Juice and orange peel until smooth. Spread on hot spurgeons SATURDAY it SUNDAY JULY 20-21 Cc?sonin,S/WE STORE HOURS 9-9 Mon. - Fri. 9-6 Sal. 10 - 5 Sun. ' rc SIDEWALK SMIIMS //V V I| SUMMER SPORTSWEAR SWIMSUITS, BERMUDAS, SURFERS SHORTS, KNEEKNOCKERS SPORTSWEAR SETS ALL AT GREAT BARGAIN PRICES! HUNDRERS OF DRESSES! Yes, dear shopper, for this special event we wil have hundreds of dresses on the walk in front of our store at prices YOU WON'T BELIEVE! Bring your neighbor and let them in on these great dress bargains v SUMMER SHOE CLEARANCE Quality Shoes that must go to make room for our big fall and winter stock. $1.00 and up! (wow) OFF SATURDAY ONLY! ANY MEW FALL COAT Charge It! Use Our Layaway! BOYS - WEAR SUMMER SHIRTS $1.00 & up WALK SHORTS only 77c Come see our big table in front of store for many more fantastic values in boys wear! SPRING AND SUMMER DUSTERS $1.00 OFF! GIRLS SPORTSWEAR SUMMER SETS 3 - 6X and 7-14 Sizes ALL-REDUCE" ALL RUGS Room Size or Throws 10% OFF! SUMMER BLOUSES 97« S Kitchen Terry Towels Values to 79c A'Y ONLY g/^ Drapery Clearance $2.00 • $3.00 & $4.00 (SIDEWALK'SPECIALS) 3 CLEARANCE TABLES OF FANTASTIC BARGAINS! ALL MERCHANDISE ON THESE TABLES WILL BE PRICED AT Vz OFF OR MORE! Here are some of the items: Coats, Blouses, WE GUARANTEE! , Dresses, Shoes, Boots, J , Hosiery, Purses, Shirts, \1 iNTEE! (You^ll buy^someihing) (( OR ANY MIDWEST BANK