The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

I PG. 8 - PLAINDEALER - WED. FEB. 19, 1969 MMtsIMl WHISPERING C Gertrude Disney 385-7515 MOTHER OF LOCAL RESIDENT DIES IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Anna Racky, mother bf Mrs. Kauth, 4515 Sussez, passed away Tuesday morning in the McHenry hospital. Our sympathy is extended to Mrs. Kauth and her family. Mass for Mrs. Racky was said at 10 a.m. Saturday morning in St. Rita of Cascia Catholic . church, 6243 S. Fairfield avenue. Mrs. Racky leaves two daughters, Mrs. Marion Kauth and Mrs. Jean Rahe and three sons, George a retired policeman, Dr. Donald, principal of Lane Technical high school, and Arthur, supervisor of "claims for C T A . , • t w n t y - two grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. New Projects Plans for the gardens of Whispering Oaks were presented to the City of McHenry for their approval. The first faze of the Whispering--Oaks Community center will be completed this summer. The building will^be approximately 6500 square ft. It will have a fireplace, etc. It will have the appropriate furnishings. The center will be built by Ladd Enterprise and then turned ove^- to the local association. A new street light will brighten the dark corner at Hanley and Crystal lake road. Surprise Shower A surprise shower will be given for Kathy Snow, by Carolyn Stibeck of 4802 Ashley. Kathy Snow is engaged to Ray Stibeck the 2nd. Their forthcoming marriage is March 1st. News Bits ; S y l v i u s - »Simohson of Cumberland Circle has been in McHenry hospital for two weeks. He was having tests and then underwent surgery. Glad to report that he will be home soon. Just in time'to watch for the lovely spring time in their new home here in W.O. which they enjoy so very much. Cupid has just been around the corner with some of our neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cortino of 1022 Chesterfield will celebrate their first anniversary on Valentine day. Arthur J. Kloser, while on a business trip from Kansas"'City to Syracuse, spent the night with his father, Ed. Klosser, of 4410 Sussex Drive. June and Art Kuen of 4709 Cumberland circle, celebrated the twentieth birthday of their son Alan. Those who attended the party were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dietz of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Kuehn of Chicago and. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jannisch of Normal, 111. Mr. Kuehn's mother baked the birthday cake that should have won a prize, most unusual. \ STATE TOPS IN COAL The greatest reserve of bituminous coal in the nation, 140 billion tons, isbepeathIllinois soil. Three ippfjor areas of relatively\low-isulfur coal are in southcen^ral, southwestern and ^southeastern Illinois. "Sulfur in Illinois Coals" or Circular 432, published by the Illinois State Geological Survey, estimates the reserves and reports on their suitability. MISSIONARIES PARTICIPATE IN LOCAL CONFERENCE SiKi-KJiS REV. HOUCK A veteran missionary who has seen the extension of his Christian ministry in Vietnam to large numbers of people through the use of radio broadcasts, came to McHenry to participate in a church missionary conference. He is Rev.tB.R. Houck, a missionary of The Christian and Missionary' Alliance in Vietnam since 1947, who is now home on a year's furlough and was among the guest speakers during the annual missionary convention in the Alliance Bible church, located at 3813 W. John street, McHenry. The dates of the special emphasis in the church were Feb. 16-19. During the past ten years on the mission field, Mr. Houck has been assigned to the Alliance project of recording gospel broadcasts which are then beamed to the Vietnamese on more than thirty station outlets. Mr. Houck and his associates in the mission have had the pifivilege of seeing this gospel broadcast develop and grow from the original 90-minute weekly to programs now totaling more than twenty hours of Christian broadcasting time each week. This ministry has also given Mr. Houck the opportunity to serve as a part-time teacher in the Evangelical Theological institute of Vietnam. Miss Lela Pierce, missionary to Indonesia, also participated in the services. Miss Pierce has spent the past fifteen years in direct contact with the tribes people once known as "wild men of Borneo." In her ministry of evangelism, she accepted the hospitality of the Dyak tribes people. She has lived with them in their famed longhouses and eaten their food as they were accustomed to prepare and serve it. A third missionary * the Rev. David W. Arnold told of his experiences. During his ten years of service in the Ivory Coast, West Africa, he has directed a French primary s c h o o l ; taught n a t i o n a l Christians in short-term Bible schools and Bible conference's; done evangelism and preaching in villages; and worked with young people's groups. CHOIR CONCERT Bred in the tradition of fine choral music, Paul J. Christiansen, who directs th? Concordia Ch'oir of Moorhead, - Minn., is also well-known as a composer for choir and orchestra. He will bring his internationally known choir tp the Woodstock Community high school auditorium on Saturday, March 1, at 8 p.m. to present a program of a cappella singing. DIES IN BLAZE -- Dense smoke pours from the door of the Conrad Zetterberg home in Cooney Heights Thursday evening as firemen work to extinguish the blaze. When this photo was taken, Mr. Zetterberg's body had been removed from the burning home but all efforts to revive him were futile. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Give Dental Week Talks In All County Schools Members of the McHenry County Dental society are visiting grade school children throughtout the county this month to give dental talkstoall third grade students. The visit is part of a National Dental Health Week observance which takes place in February to encourage boys and girls to establish good dental health habits early. "Dental health can, and should, last a person a lifetime," says the Dental society. While many doctors are optimistic that almost complete control of dental decay will be possible within the next decade or two, they also stress the need to follow good teeth care habits now. Development of the use of an enzyme called dextranase may help whip tooth decay. Multiple use of fluorides offers solid hope, too. But the McHenry County Dental society offers these few dental health rules to follow now to prevent or lessen tooth decay: 1. Cut down on sweets. If your children have a sweet tooth, let them eat sweets after a meal and then brush their teeth. ' 2. Always brush your teeth immediately after eating, even after a snaek. Crucial period for decay-causing acid to do the most damage is within 30 minutes after you eat. 3. Visit your dentist regularly. He'll keep close check for any developing decay. He'll examine your child for other signs of dental problems. . Concerning gum disease, the McHenry County Dental society says no known cure is yet ravSiliblei" "Prevention is the key it> controlling gum disease; regular fcoothbrushing is the most effective control," the society adds. One surprising statistic to many: While gum disease is thought of as a disease for adults, one in five children has some form of gum disease! Barber Shop • Hair Coloring * * Hair Styling • Hair Pieces • Razor Cuts JANE'S by appointment 386-7771 Ceramic Wall Ti sq. ft. 1" X 1" CERAMIC sq. ft. 57( Asbestos Floor Tile ,/16" » 10* 12 x 12"_ sq. ft. I Ty SPECIAL Solid Vinyl Tile sq. ft. 24( Kadisak I ile & 5002 W. Rf. 120, McHenry 385-7310 WE AT OSCO WANT TO HELP^ YOU TO Be Healthy & Beautiful U aI AI A. L. M AAMll/ir rffllM flfWf tOliitfV OSCO Now it flit time to buy and »ov« on these popular drugs ond l0,l*y* items Many of these could be the ones you ve been putting oM buying, hoping that o sole like this would come along Here it isl The sole you ve been looking tor! Save on top broods at y,owr Osco Drug todoy And while you're getting acquainted with 0sco_s low every doy prices, take the opportunity to meet, your Osco Pharmacist ond Cosmetician ou be glad you did! REG. 77c - REG , UNSCENTED, OR SUPER Limit One Reg. or Mint , (Lim Style Hair Spray n.19 SIZE 14 OZ. BTL. Cepacol Mouthwash DOROTHY PERKIN S CREAM OF ROSES *3.00 SIZE JAR Cleansing Cream H.05 FAMILY! Crest $1.05 FAMILY SIZE TOOTHPASTE Formula 44'£ 78c 98c SIZE BOX OF 170 SAFE, FLEXIBLE -Tips stro swabs tton59 49c SIZE 7 OZ. BTL. W1SK Polish Remover 29c / Your Best Buys at Osro this Week tEN'S FRUIT FLAVORED $ 1 29 5.8 OZ. ANTI-PERSPIRANT ^ Pals Vitamins 1$ 198 Arrid Extra Dry 59c $3.39 SIZE CHILDREN'S $f 1• .^25 SIZE 8 OZ. JAR Rr\EtGu. OR CEAX TI RRMA nHUOLLUD _ $T 1.39 SIZE FAST PAIN RELIEF TI nAuBLmE Ti S Dippity-DoGel 79c 100 Anacin a:: 79 39c SIZE BTL OF 36 ORANGE FLAVOR FOR CHILDREN Bayer Aspirin s5i9rce sSiIZteE PrrKvGj.. uOrF ^24 Cepacol Lozenges 39' PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., FEBRUARY 22, 1969 4* * y «tra Holding ^ hippi TTING OElcask* »»""*. WU PfcrspiraiU COUGH MIXTURE OSCO &kia is WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ** LIMIT QUANTITIES LLOYD'S MODEL 9K42 7-Transistor Radio 4 TYPE 108, 75 SPEED 8 PRINTS Polaroid Cempcct, all solid •tate AM pocket radio with etched circuitry, and o > built-in loop antenna. It hot I a lorge 2'/«" speaker, an earphone, and carrying strap. Operates on one stan dord 9 volt battery (included) Color Film CX 126-12 CARTRIDGE Kodak n. 'U4 Color Film '