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1 SWIMMERS-TO-BE -- The young people shown above are en­ rolled in the beginners' and advanced beginners' classes of swimmers at Indian Ridge beach, Wonder Lake. David Strohm is instructor. Life savings helpers are Leanne Brabanec, Mel­ issa Doherty, C arol Freund and Kim Gahagan. DALE D. COBB Dale I). Cobb, 906 W. Paul street, Porten subdivision, Mc- Henry, died on July 25 in Mc- Henry hospital. Born on March 17, 1911, in Norman, Oklahoma, he was 58 years old. Mr. Cobb is survived by his wife, the former Ruth Kufahl; his mother Ellen Hoskins Cobb, of Sullivan, Ind., ; his broth­ er, Chester, of Jaspess Ala.,; a sister Mrs. Bervil (Nannie) _ Smith of Sullivan, Ind.,; and another sister, Mrs. Orville R. (Cassy) Harris, of Newcas­ tle, Ind. Friends called at the Quer- hammer funeral home, Crystal Lake on July 27. F uneral ser- . vices were held at Immanuel Lutheran church, Crystal Lake. He was buried in Crystal Lake « Memorial park on Monday. ELIZABETH M. BROOKS Funeral services were con­ ducted at the Peter M. Justen & Son chapel Monday afternoon for Elizabeth M. Brooks, 72, of 7018 W. Bull Valley road, McHenry, who died Friday, July 25, in McHenry hospital, where she had been confined twelve weeks. Rev. Richard N. Wright of the Wonder Lake Bible church officiated at last rites, follow­ ed by burial in Ridgewood cem­ etery, DesPlaines. Mrs. Brooks was born in Denmark April 4, 1897, and came to this country at the age of 16. She was married to Robert W. Brooks on May 5, 1917, in Chicago and they moved to this community twenty-six years agtJs. Besides hW husband, she is survived Jay four daughters, Mrs.. Evelyn (Sam) Olsen of Chicago, MrsV Helen (Elmer) Becknell of McHenry, Mrs. Bet­ ty (Wilbert) Henk of Chicago and Mrs. Jean (Chester) Grandt, •VjcHenry; one son, Robert, Jr., of Mount Prospect; fifteen grandchildren; seven great­ grandchildren and one sister living in Denmark. HELEN COMESKY Helen Comesky, 83, of 7216 Chippewa drive, Wonder Lake, was pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial hospital, Wood stock, Saturday, July 26. Sh had been a resident of the are for twenty-two years. Mrs. Comesky was born Ap ril 8, 1886, in Germany an came to this country in 1889 Her husband, Joseph, pre ceded her in death in 1955 She leaves one son, William (Alma) of Wonder Lake; on grandson, William, Jr.; four great grandsons; two sisters Mrs. John (Elizabeth) Fleck enstein of Chicago and Mrs Freida Stromski of DesPlaines The body rests at the Georg DAY VALUES $36.88 \ • j HUFFY Bicycles | BOY-GIRLS Reg. $49.95 CLOSE-OUT ON Men's-Women's White Stag $5.00 . | SWEATERS-SKI PANTS i Values to $23.50 I WOMEN'S | Bowling Shoes | MEN'S (Work Shoes I I BASEBALL jBots & Gloves Reduced I EACH 1/2 PRICE 1/2 PRICE 1/3 or better j Regulation Size Pool Tables $50 OFF 1 EA. $498.00 1 EA. $598.00 it h Many Clearance Items Too Numerous To Mention STOP and SAVE! TtLtPHON* {815) 385-1000 1210 NORTH GREEN STR MCHENRY, ILLINOIS 6 R. Justen & Son funeral home. A funeral Mass will be sung at 10 o'clock Wednesday in Christ the King Catholic church, with bui^l in the church cemetery. ELEANOR EGLY Eleanor Egly, 64, of 2411 N. Michael, Wonder Lake, died Sunday, July 27, in Harvard hos­ pital, where she had been con­ fined for two days. Mrs. Egly was born in Chi­ cago Sept. 17, 1904. She moved here from that city seven years ago. Survivors are her husband, Joseph; one daughter, Patric­ ia (Gerald) Kammier of Sko- kie; three grandchildren; one sister and two brothers resid­ ing in California. Rev. Richard Wright, of the Wonder Lake Bible church of­ ficiated at last rites at 2 o'­ clock Tuesday from the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home. Burijfl was private. \ •I I I t •( • I t • t I I V- IT PAYS TO SHOP IN McHENRY "Y" TRIP TAKES CHILDREN ON AIRPLANE RIDE The Lake Region YMCA has scheduled the most unusual and exciting bus trip of the sum­ mer series of eight for Mon­ day Aug. 4. All registered par­ ticipants will be taking an air­ plane ride at the Gait Airport, easing their lunches at the Woodstock city park and roller skating at the McHenry Roller rink. Space remains for enroll­ ment of additional participants. The pick-up schedule for Lone Wolf Bus is: Route 120 and Thompson road in Won­ der Lake, 8:45 a.m. The return schedule begins at 3:40 p.m. at Route 120 in Wonder Lake and concludes at the Algonquin village hall at 4:25 p.m. The pick-up schedule for Golden Eagle Bus is McHenry Junior high school, 8:40 a.m. The return schedule begins at 3:30 p.m. at the McHenry Jun-* ior high school and concludes at 4:15vpvm. at the Fox River Grov6~Railroad station. Persons interested in reg­ istering for this trip -or the last trip on Aug. 11 for a Chicago Northwestern train ride and a visit to the Field Museum should contact the Lake Region YMC A, 95 Grant street, Crystal Lake. Thursday-Friday-Saturday July 31 Thru August 2 Men's or Women's Suits $1.35 Trousers & Skirts 70t $1.30 ALL COATS Ladies Plain Dresses % OFF REG. PRICE SHIRTS LAUNDERED Vl.OO BOXED OR HANGERS For the WELL GROOMED Look Ask For Our Professional Gleaning Service ! 1 ! ! f f "Mir. SDon'i 1 HOUR CLEANERS DRIVE UP WINDOW WHERE EXPERIENCE MEANS QUALITY 385 -2011 Owned and Operated By Don Howard Waukegan St. i i Elm St. MR. DON'S *In The Heart of McHenry Just West of the National Food Store 1207 N. THIRD STREET , McHENRY, ILL Notice is hereby given tl at the undersigned Road District Commissioner shall make cer­ tain improvements, alterations and additions to the Township Garage, 3703 N. Richmond Road, McHenry, Illinois, in ac­ cordance with plans and spec­ ifications prepared by Millin, Ewald & Proctor, Architects I*nc.. 457 Coventry Green, Crys­ tal Lake, Illinois, and invites interested pre-qualifie'd con­ tractors to prepare andpr&sent to the undersigned at the said Township Garage, on or before August 13, 1969 at 3:00 P.M. the estimate of labor and mat­ erials for said work. Plans and Specifications may be obtained from said Architects from and after this date. Payment f6r said labor and materials will be made from public funds avail­ able to the undersigned during the fiscal year 1969-1970 and 197H-1971. The undersigned re­ serves the right to reject in whole or in part any or all such estimates. « t ^ Ordered this 28th day oA July, 1969. \ (S) CLARENCE REGNER McHenry Township Road District Commissioner, McHenry County, Illinois (Pub. July 30, 1969) Sheriff Joseph I. Woods, campaign chairman of the Greater Chicago chapter of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research foun­ dation, and his youngest daughter, Rosemary, who has Cystic Fibrosis and is the Foundation's National Poster Child for the second year. the Breath of Life campaign now in progress. As a Cystic Fi* brosis patient, she has been aided by the foundation's support of diagnostic, thera­ peutic, and research programs financed by the annual appeal. This year, for the first time, the Breath of Life campaign has been designated as ben­ efiting children with Cystic Fi­ brosis plus other chroAic lung diseases, some of which clos- ly resemble Cystic Fibrosis but are not genetically induced. Rosemary sleeps every night in a mist tent that brings mois­ ture to her lungs, breaking up the thick mucus that ^dangers her breathing. She has been un­ der treatment since the age of three and is furftr6r\aided by the respiratory equipment pic- ' tured in the photo enclosed. PG. 4 - PLAINDEALER WED. JULY 30, 1969 Early American banks used no printed checks--depos­ itors simply wrote a note to the banker, requesting him to pay some of their money to the hold- ROSEMARY WOOD POSTER CHILD FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS ° Little Rosemary Woods, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. Joseph I. Woods, has been cho­ sen for the second consecutive year as the National Poster Child for the National Cystifj^ Fibrosis Research foundation, and it is her third year as the Greater Chicago" Chapter's^ Poster Child. ^Rosemary is the symbol of er, DOLLAR DAYS START THIS THUR&. JtJLY spurgeons THU RSDAY-F RIDAY- SATU RD AY JULY 31 - AUGUST 1 & 2 OPEN AT 9 a.m. k ID E STORE HOURS] 9 - 9 Mon. • Frl. 9 • 6 Sat. 10 - 5 Sun. YOU CAN ALWAYS SAY "CHARGE IT" JCROWD STOPPER! (No. 1) 200 Summer Dresses While They Last! ! CROWD STOPPER! (No. 2) ALL SUNGLASSES OFF $2.00 and up m - PRICE Ladies' and Gill's er Summer Shoes Values to $7.99 BOY'S INFANTS WEAR mm><m Ladies' Summer Sportswear All Ladies' Bermudas, Shorts Kneeknockers 1/2 GIRL'S TENNIS SHOES oo WHILE THEY LAST! CROWD STOPPER! (No. 3) DYNEL WIGS / 99 $24.99 VALUE 3 PAYS ONLY CROWD STOPPER! (No. 4) RUMMAGE TABLE ITiM! ALL IS REDUCED TO COST AND BELOW COST ) CHARGE WITH SPURGEON S OWN OR ANY MIDWEST BANK CARD