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WHISPERING OAKS Gertrude Disney HONOR MOTHER AT NINETIETH BIRTHDAY PARTY PAULINE BROSCHEID * We had a lovely birthday £ party for my mother, Mrs. J- Pauline Broscheid, who was 90 years old. She lives in £ Waussau, Wis.,intheRibMoun- . tain area. The mountain is in her back yard so to speak, lot of skiers out and snow mobiles. Truly a winter wonderland. We planned a birthday dinner for the occasion, and had her friends there and old acquaintances. Mother was so thrilled with the party and the birthday0 cake - lot of candles? We took pictures also so she will be reminiscing at her home about her wonderful birthday party.- WHISPERS ABOUT FOLJCS William Boetter of 4609 Ashley is getting better and better, after his misfortune several months ago. Mrs. Marion Kauth will entertain the pinochle card party at her home at 4515 Sussex. Mrs. Davis of 4608 Ashley is having a buffet supper for her pinochle club on Saturday. They have been getting together for To years and love it. John Erzig*s sister passed away in Florida but was brought up here for burial. Our sympathy goes out to him and the family. Mrs. Crawford spent the last -week with her daughter, who had fractured her ankle sliding down the hill out here and is unable to get around too good with the cast up so high on her leg: While Mrs. Crawford was there she was asked to play cards at her old pinochle club which has been in existance for 23 years. She won first prize too and had fun visiting with some friends whom she had not seen for some time. Mrs. Roy Peach had some of her friends and neighbors in for a lovely luncheon,everyone felt so very comfortable in her pretty home. TTie weather out doors wa& so foggy and gloomy but indoors a lot of brightness. A bible study followed, discussing the chapter of St. John of St. Peter's love for Christ. Quintin Kloser from the U.S. Airforce is spending a few days with his uncle Ed Klosser of 4410 Sussex. He is being transfered to the South Carolina Air Force but due to the weather conditions and poor visibility his departure is being delayed. Our Whispering Oaks manager ie has a new additipn, hungry Porcupine who are fed, also a fox who prowls around at night. Mrs. Kathern Thomas of Arcadia, Calif., was a guest at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lahs of 4511 Ashley. The Lahs have a new grandson, Robert, the 3rd. They live in Canoga Park, Colo. Mrs. Lahs is having the canasta card party at her home next Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierson had their daughter and son-inlaw and their grandson, Robie, visit them from Port Huron. Miss Ruth Denise Carlson of 1111 Manchester Mall is on the Deans list and has been since she started at the Southern Illinois College. She will graduate next fall. Another Miss on the Deans list is Pamela Young of 4414 Sussex Drive. 385-7515 Mr. and Mrs. Papciakof 1121 . Cumberland are having their little granddaughter, Jodi, stay with them while the new baby at Jodi's house is getting adjusted. OUR TRIP OUT WEST Our original plans were to take a train directly home after spending the intended time in the Los Angeles area but our friends in Long Beach convinced us that we should make a stop at Las Vagas, Nevada, since we were so close and had never been there, so we selected a different railroad, one that took us to Las Vegas. On Tuesday morning after spending two interesting days in Saugus, our friends drove us to the Union Station intL_os Angeles where we purchased our tickets to Chicago with one day stop over in Las Vegas. The railroad company was very accommodating and arranged for our hfctel reservations "in Las Vegas*V,as well as giving us free ticfe^s for a bus ride to Hoover Dam which is 20 miles away from Las tyegas. We still had some time before train time and our friends were still with us so we had a nice dinner and . enjoyed a little more of downtown Los Angeles. At 2:30 we said goodby to our friends and boarded'the train for Las Vegas which was a 5% hour ride. The route took us through a dry desert country and at times through big mountains but as day light faded the country was very desolate and almost total darkness. What a remarkable contrast when we approached the city. It was like entering fairyland with all the bright lights of all the luxurious hotelcasinos out on what is known as "The Strip," which runs about 2 or 3 miles out of the city to the west and along the railroad. The boys met us at the station as they had left San Diego the day before and had planned to meet us here. They had made reser- T H E World ! <r Of Pharmacy vations for us at a new motel out on the strip so it was necessary. for us to cancel the reservations made by the railroad. After checking in the boys said that since our forty-first weding anniversary was to be in a few days, we would celebrate by being their guests where Carol Channing was playing. So although it was nearly midnight, "past our normal bedtime", we took in her show. After a little maneuvering on the part of the boys with one of the ushers, we were able to get a table right at the foot lights, and when Miss Channing first appeared we were able to shake hands with her and after her show she presented me with the rhinestone bracelet she was wearing, I value this souvenir. After the show, we visited a number of the casinos which were going full speed at this time of night, and about 4 a.m. we wearily made our wav to our motel and welcome beds after another long and exciting day knowing full well it will brifig an end to our adventure. Donald Donerty R.PH. Robert Schultz, R.Ph.. WELCOME NEWS ... for the sufferer from Gout. A recent development is a new drug called "Allopurinol". With its proper use there need be no recurrence of gouty attacks - and gouty arthritis is well controlled. Gout, in spite of all the jokes and funny cartoons is not caused by wine, wickedness and high living. It is the condensation of uric acid in the blood. The uric acid then settles in the joints usually at the base of the big toe, and to the afflicted it's no joke - it hurts! Allopurinol and its predecessor, Probenecid, prevent this uric acid formation and the patient can live a normal life on a regular diet. Of course, only your doctor is qualified to diagnose and prescribe. See him now and prevent trouble later. Yes, we have Allopurinol in stock. At BOLGER'S DRUG STORE ... 1259 N. Green we pride ourselves on our prescription inventory. Our stocks, like our prescription service, is complete. Filling prescriptions is our business. We do it well. Come see us ... or phone 385-4500 ... Delivery? - you bet - anytime. Gas, Light, Telephone bills paid here...Money Orders...Revlon Max Factor ...Coty... English Leather.. .Shulton... THIS WEEKS HELPFUL HINT: Blood stains should be washed out with cold water immediately. Hot water will set the stain. for the comfort of Spring in your home, all winter long.. Humidify with an MJLolmJUG HUMIDIFIER • call: Carl Woerner HEATING & COOLING 3511 S. Wright Rd. Crystal Lake, III. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS.... Prize Beef Dinner WED. JAN. ^r 1969^ PLAINDEJ _ER- PG. 5 - ITEM: Study thc4han gtags when you buy a ne^v garment. The tags give the licensed trademark of the fabric, in-- structions for proper care of the garment and usually, a guarantee the item will last for a certain length of time under normal wear. A prize beef dinner is shown being served recently by Arlene Karlson, a member of the A.R.A. staff which operates the modern cafeteria at Sun Electric, Rt. 176, Crystal Lake. The cafeteria offers employees low cost meals served in a colorful atmosphere. Shown above, left to right, are P. J. Meehan, personnel manager; W. J. McCotter, office manager; G. L. Wendt, vice-president and plant manager; and O. L. Rhoades, chairman of the board. MOST STATE AID PROGRAMS SHOW FALL INCREASE During November, decreases in the number of persons receiving Old Age Assistance and General Assistance were more than offset by increases in the Blind Assistance, Disability Assistance and Aid to Dependent Children programs. Harold O. Swank, director of the Illinois Department of Public Aid, said an increase of 1,761 brought the number of persons on the rolls to 505,335 iru November, compared to 503, JW4 in October. The current caseload is 45,680 above the November 1967 total of 459,668 persons. The November,,, 1968, case- t load included 383,327 persons on the Assistance to the Aged, Blind or Disabled and Aid to Dependent Children programs receiving assistance and eligible for medical care; 55,977 eligible for Medical Assistance only; and 66,031 on General Assistance. In October, there were 380, 280 persons receiving assistance ancTeligible for medical care; 55,698 eligible for Medical Assistance only and 67,596 on General Assistance. The caseload was as follows:. Total, all programs, 885, $71, 256; old age assistance, 197,,. $31,141; aid to dependent children, 425, $19,314; blind assistance, 3, $380; disability assistance, 75, $16,889; and general assistance, 185, $3, 532. 1 FIVE HURT AS AUTO STRIKES DRIFT AND TREE Five persons suffered injuries in an auto accident last Friday on River road, northeast of Island Lake. They were treated in McHenry hospital. The five were the driver, Donald Dvorak, and a passenger, Jim Schutze, both of Crystal Lake, Molly Pattry of Wauconda, Erika Sayre and David Dugan of Island Lake. The Dvorak auto was northbound, rounding a curve when the car hit a snowdrift across the highway. The vehicle slid sideways into a ditch and struck a tree. ITEM: Permanent press accounted for. 300 million yards of woven fabric in .,1965, 600 million in 1966, and is expected to hit one billiort yards in 1970. If How Pleasant A Jewel Shopping Trip Can Be See For Yourself How Pleasant A Jewel Shopping Trip Can Be IT PAYS TO SHOP IN McHENRY 3718 W. ELM ST. , McHENRY STORE %>»• hours: fri. sun. 9 TO 9 9-2 Meat Department MON,, TUES., WED., 9-6 SAT. THURS., FRI., 9-9 It's Another Famous Jewel Steak Sale! Ill • wm m\ !• n CHEF'S KITCHEN WTWm WE'LL SAVE YOU 25? TO TRY OUR CHEF'S KITCHEN PIZZERIA PIZZA STOP IN AND PICK UP YOUR COUPON AT OUR CHEF'S KITCHEN DEPARTMENT GERMAN SWEET CHOCOLATE JUNIOR CAKE ONLY 69* COFFEE CAKE SPECIAL! 69* Danish Pecan ^ Old South Pecan Butterstrip Honey Nut Creme Struesel STOP IN FOR A CUP OF COFFEE AND SAMPLE OF OUR COFFEE CAKE FRI. - 9:30 TO 12:00 Produce Market! • • • •HB JUICY FLAVORFUL Temple Oranges' ONELtSS 88 This week you can afford to treat your family to a fine steak dinner and still stay within the budget! Yes, Jewel's having one of its famous Steak Sales -- your opportunity to choose your favorite steaks at savings. All are, of course, cut from fine U.S.D.A. Choice beef and Extra Value Trimmed the famous Jewel way. They're the very best you can serve at any price! U.S.D.A. CHOICE Salerno Bonus Spt>cia I! GOOD THURS., JAN THRU SAT., FEB 1 SALERNO Butter Cookies r REG. U 29 =1 Butter 1 Cookies 24 Sirloin SteakLB U.S.D.A. CHOICE Round SteakLB U.S.D.A. CHOICE t Porterhouse Bordens' Onion Crescents 8 az. 35$ REG. .39 BONUS SPECIALl ARRID EXTRA 5.8 oz. 88$ Can REG. 1.29 EVERSWEET Qt. ORANGE JUICE 39$ REG. .45 Effective Thursday, ay, Saturday only. CENTER CUT Pork Chops Bonn GOOD THURS THRU DEAN'S ICE CREAM LARGE EACH RED RIPE $4 Strawberries wPINTSI White Bread OOD THRU SAT., FEB. 1 JEWEL MAID C 25 16 OZ. ROGGER'S LOAF Italian Sausage HILLFARM SLICED NATURAL CHEESES "STACK-PACK" REG. 12 oz. .69 59C FLAVOR RICH Cherry Tomatoes JEWEL HAS BEEN OVERWHELMED BY YOUR RESPONSE ... HAS MADE PLANS SO You'll Have More Time To Select Your Next FREE Picture At Jewel! USE COUPON 3 SIZE 24-HEAD CRISP ICEBERG h/y/lTH ANY *5 PURCHASE FOR A! in" PICTURE ANYTIME THE NEXT 2 WEE** DURING THE ^ ^ 9) 8" x Jewel had no idea there'd be such enthusiastic response to the free Art Masterpieces offer. That's why more time is needed to re-stock the pictures you want. In order to do this, Jewel has made plans to increase production plus change the coupon redemption schedule. This additional time will also give -in , . 3 . you an extra week to complete your picture groupings and purchase your frames. Be sure to take note of the changes in the coupon schedule (shown below) so you'll be able to get the fREE pictures you want! BONUS SPECIAL! GAYMONTS YOGURT c ONLY REG. .32 JEWEL MAID ,1,6 oz. RYE BREAD LOAF (THROUGH FEB. «_Take Note Of This New Schedule SQ YO(J,LL B£ ABLE TO CHOOSE THE PICTURES YOU WANT! • Coupon Number 3 (BLUE) will be good* Coupon Number 4 (YELLOW) w through Saturday, February 8 - two Sunday, February 9 through full weeks! February 15 GOOD THRU 0 II be good Saturday, Don't You Feel More Confident About Shopping At Jewel? Don't You Feel More Confident About Shopping At Jewel?^^jt