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PG. 8- PLAINDEALER - FRI. ^UGUSI o, .969 SPRING GROVE NEWS EVA FREUND [ONE 675-2135 all now returned home are Ter­ ry and Meida^ Pierce,, the Ber­ nard family, the Paul May fam­ ily, the William Harmons, the Mickey McGoverns and Shirley Dawson. They all enjoyed the fishing and the coolness^of lakes and north woods. / LAKELAND PARK NEWS SHOTL1FF FAMILY HOLDS REUNION1, AT ROCKTON Mr. and Mrs. William Shot- liff accompanied Mrp. Nellie Shotliff and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McDougall of Wilmot, Wis., to the Shotliff-Wilford forty-sec­ ond reunion held at Macktown Park, Rockton, on Sunday, July 27. Sixty descendants were pre­ sent from all towns in the ar­ ea - Wilmot, Richmond, Har­ vard, Capron, Rockton, Spring Grove, Mendota and from Wis­ consin, Madison, Clinton and Beloit. Earlier in the day there was a pouring rain storm but this didn't dampen spirits and the day turned out to be a won­ derful day of visiting and rem­ iniscing. ' - ' CHURCH PICNIC The Mount Hope Methodist church and Spring Grove Meth­ odist church parishioners en­ joyed a picnic at Fox River Park on Sunday, July 27. VISITORS Mrs. Gertrude Nygren of Chi­ cago is spending two weeks in the home of her cousin Mrs. Mame Tinney. Recent callers in the home of Mrs. Minnie Pierce were Mr. and Mrs. Wy- land Ferrant and baby daugh­ ter from Mattoon. Mrs. Fer- rajifc--ts-^&rs. Pierce's grand­ daughter. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. William Young of Long Grove. William is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Earl Young formerly of Spring Grove. Dr. Young was dentist here for many years. Mrs. Tillie May entertained ten ladies on Wed­ nesday, July 30, for luncheon and cards. VACATIONERS Mr. and Mrs. Bob Buehrer spent ten days in California and Las Vegas, Nevada. Those who enjoyed vacations in Min­ nesota and Wisconsin and have ANY 12 EXPOSURE KODAK KodacolorFiLM DEVELOPED AND ENLARGED Failures Credited Onhf $125 m - - M- - j ncfwii yvOTTy UMIT ONE ROLL PER AO--COUPON EXPIRES MAY I. 1*70 COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDtlL VALID FOR MAIL ORDER ONLY W« pmw Mtly BmImm K«M Rh. Wo Pay Postage to You! SKRUDUND PHOTO Service I HEBRON, ILLINOIS 40034 1 MOVE * Mrs. Alice Stevens, sons, Burton and Chester, have mov­ ed from the farm to their new home in Richmond. The Stevens farm is being converted into a state park. VISITORS FROM ITALY Mrs. Ruth Stewart and Mrs. Alice Weber attended a fam­ ily gathering of the Ronnerud and Knudstad families at the farm home of Augustine Ron­ nerud of Argyle, Wis. It was held to enable friends and rel­ atives to visit with Mrs. Ezzio Pizzi and children, Amelia and Ezzio, Jr., of Rome, Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Johnsen and daughter from Norway also at­ tended. VISITORS Dr. Lyle Franzen and fam­ ily of Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker of Brookfield were recent visitors in the Wil­ liam Shotliff home. On Tues­ day the Jim May family of Plainfield, Ind., visited his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles May. HOSPITALIZED Miss Cindy Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller, has recovered nicely from her tonsillectomy. BIRTH Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller and to the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller. A baby boy weighing in at 9 lbs. was born to the Gary Millers on July 28. tkrole Hum&nn ' 383-1605 en years on Aug. 12 and Randy Fergen will be seven. Denise Bucaro, Jim Oeffling and George Hendle are the birthday kids for Aug. 13. Aug. 14 is the second birthday in a month for Gloria Flannigan according to our birthday list so that means she's twice as old? Jerry Rogers only has one birthday to contend with that day, and Terri Mai will cel­ ebrate her seventh birthday. I I IT PAYS TO SHOP IN McHENRY RED CROSS SWIM LESSONS START* MONDAY, AUG. 11 Red Cross swimming in­ structions will begin on Mon­ day morning, Aug. 11, at 9 a.m. and run through till Fri­ day, Aug. 22. All children who have registered should be no­ tified by this time. If you have not heard from the swimming committee please call and check the lesson time for your child, Mrs. James Emery is the chair­ man and her phone number is 385-2553. Pat Lasko is co- chairman. As of now the les­ sons are scheduled through 1 p.m. each day and the beach will absolutely be closed to all recreational swimming dur­ ing class time. The beach will re-open each day at the close of the last lesson. The East beach will be open all day for swimming. The instructor will be "Pepper" Bieschke who taught the swimming program last year. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancella­ tions for the community house are to made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Saturday, Aug. 9 - Tri-Coun ty Five Watters - 7:30 Monday, Aug. 11 - Lakeland Merry Makers 4-H Club meet­ ing - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 12 - Boy Scout meeting - 8 to 9:30 p.m. (summer sched­ ule) Wednesday, Aug. 20 - LPPOA regular Board Meet­ ing - 8 p.m. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS A most happy birthday to Alan Meurer who will cele­ brate his fifteenth birthday on Aug. 10 and to Tammy Leone who will be ten years old the same day. Dolores Selzer and Carol Hafer also share honors for the day in the birthday department. Jacqueline Rich­ ardson will be eight years old, on Aug. 11 and Jim Hansen, Karen Crook and LuAnne An­ thony also celebrate on that day. Chris Rogers will beelev- oun- roas ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Wilma and Clarence Atkin­ son will waltz down memory lane as they celebrate another wedding anniversary on Aug. 13. Our best wishes for many more happy years together. CORN ROA^T ^ , I goofed last week on the in­ formation about the corn roast. The corn roast which will be held on Saturday, Aug 9, is an annual West Shore Beach affair. One of the events held in con­ junction with the corn roast will be sponsor ed by the McCul- lom Lake Conservation Club and only the proceeds from that event will be used for their lake improvement plans. Signs are posted on Ringwood road direc.ing patrons to the corn roast and from past years it is well worth your while to attend. Just follow the signs and be sure to patronize the Con­ servation Club booth. Tickets for that event are being sold by members of the club. Jack Oakford is president and can help you in that department. \ STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK It's getting easier to stroll with all the work being done on the roads. The city crew has spent many hours patching and repairing and we sure ap­ preciate them. Mrs. Chamblin is visiting again at the Eckhart home and is as sharp as ever. You really have to keep on your toes to keep up with that gal! Girl Scout season will be starting again soon and any spare uniforms floating about in the closet have some eager ex- Brownies ready to wear them. Get in touch with me or with Pat Schooley.at 385-0533. We'll be happy to match dress and gal for you. Marion and Jim Duffy and Danny visited old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Halvorsen, last week at their farm in Rio, Wis. We had a great time last Sun­ day at Pat and Jack Slaughter's home in Oakhurst with what ended up to be a jam session as g Legion Auxiliary News The ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary 491 attended th& forty-ninth annual conven­ tion, held July 24-26 at the Sher­ man House in Chicago. Del­ egates who attended were Mrs. Jack Cooper, Mrs. Courtney Violett, Mrs. Earl J. Osmon, Mrs. Frank Fi<^i, Mrs. Rich­ ard Fenner, Mr». Elmer Bor- covan, Mrs. Edward Reid, Mrs. Nick Miller and Mrs. George Mrachek. Mrs. Nick Miller won two a- wards for Junior activities in the district - one for "Book of Prayers'- put together by the Juniors and one for "Jun­ ior History," written by Cin­ dy Reid. Mrs. George Mrachek, was installed as district director of the 11th district. National President Mrs. Ar­ thur B. Hanell of Culver City, Calif., was guest speaker. Mrs. Mrs. Arthur B. Hanell has a long record of Legion auxiliary accomplishments and a mem- the assorted musicians pulled out the instruments they just 'happened' to have handy. See you next week. Hope to have more news. Surely some­ body gets about. ber for over 30 years., The national convention will be held jointly with the Amer­ ican Legion, their "golden an­ niversary" Aug. 24-28 in At­ lanta, Ga. The Illinois repre­ sentatives will be elected at the department convention. Complete reports of the activ­ ities of all state groiq>s will be made at the national con­ clave, and new national offi­ cers will be elected. Mr. and ^s. George Mrachek will at­ tend the national convention. itate Fair Hightlights TICKET SALES BEGIN Advanced, over-thfe-counter ticket sales, with the exception of those for the 100-mile na­ tional Championship Auto Race Aug. 16, began July 23, at the ticket office on the fairgrounds. Frank Copi, ticket superin­ tendent for the 1969 Illinois State Fair, said the ticket of­ fice will be open daily from 8:30 a.m. until 8 p.m.; on Sat­ urdays from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m., and on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. v - 1 Dates of the ten-day State P air'are Aug. 8-17. Using the McHenry Service Center Complete Cooling System Service HEATERS RADIATORS GAS TANKS | WELDING AND WELDING SUPPLIES*] ADAMS Bros. Repair 3006 W. ROUTE 120 PHONE 385-0783 AUTO AIR CONDITIONING SALES & SERVICE We Are An Authorized MARK IV DEALER Speedometers & Mechanical tachometers - Repaired and Recalibrating. STEWART WARNER GAUGES A-OK Speedometer Shop 3421 W. Pearl 385-7282 FARM EQUIPMENT GEORGE P. FREUND, INC. Case - New Holland 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry • Bus. 385-0420 Res. 385-0227 Payton Chevrolet 'T I I I SERVICE CENTER No appointments for emergency service (Mi any make car. Fast Guaranteed Service 908 N. Front McHenry Phone 385-2155 , DRIVE IN ANYTIME, I AND SEE YOUR CAR j SHINE. . . . .FAST! (Lakeland Park j » CAR WASH Next to Phillip's 66 McHENRY COUNTY'S ONLY TWICE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER McHenry Plaindealer j ART'S LAKELAND PARK •Tune Ups •Brake Work *24 Hr. Road Service 385-6323 j Authorized To Perform New Car Warranty Service. FM Buy-Sell-Trade RADIO & TV SALES & SERVICE 4605 W. Route 120, McHenry We service all makes * TVs * Radios * Stereo - * Tape Recorders 385-0979 FREE PARKING Illinois most complete Gun Store with a selection of over 1,000 guns in stock McHenry Gun Center Daily 9-9, Sat. & Sun. 9-6 3325 W. Elm Ph. 385-7320 J j Insurance & Real Estate Dm? Earl R. Walsl Life Auto Liability Bonds Workmen's Fire Homeowners Plate Glass Marine Accident & JACOBSEN LA WW MOWER SALES AN0 SERVICE Eipert R«pa<r-- Factory t ra ined mechanics Ful l stock of qenu*nt (actor* replacement pan Enqme tune up and complete safety check Fast precis ion sharpening -- Complete select ion oi i^yJicobsen la 385-0434 ADAMS Repair; Shop Compensation Health Office 385-3300 I Residence 385-3321 3429 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois. 60050_ Garages ANY SIZE ANY STYLE j Complete remodeling and | r e p a i r s e r v i c e . . . . . . . . We also specialize in room additions. No Money Down- Terms. DUKE 3102 N. CHAPEL HILL j McHENRY CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONE 815-653-6161 Wonder Lake JANE'S by appointment WE USE AND RECOMMEND RK 4 PRODUCTS •Hair Styling •Razor Cuts 385-7771 1 L WOODSTOCK'S Thurs., Aug. 14 8=00 a.m. to 8:00p.m. Everybody's invited to attend Woodstock's Sidewalk SALE. There will be special buys for bargain hunters, and it all starts on Thursday* August 14 From 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in downtown WOODSTOCK! Bring the whole family ̂ \ Sponsored by The Woodstock Retoil Division of the Chember of Commerce Bates Smartwear Beard & Stovall Benoy Motor Sales, Inc. - Bohn's Ace Hardware Bowman Shoes Cpnlin's Jewelry frame's Apparel Donahue Furniture Eby Jewelry / First National Bank First Savings & Loan Hall & Eckert Lumber Co. Hogan's Distinctive Apparel Home Oil Company Gibson's Pharmacy P.O. Knuth, Co. Smith's Childrens Shop The Woodstock Daily Sentinel Woodward Ford Sales mbe True Woodstock. Tnlie Value Hardware Lloyd's Paint 'N Paper Montgomery Ward Nolan's Furniture Co. Eagle Food • Reichert Chevrolet Olds Rosewood Apparel Roth Shoes Sherwin-Williams Co. State Bank of Woodstock Credit Bureau of McHenry Co. Thompson's Appliance Tidy Rug Vieregg's Corner Cupboard Buschkopf Pharmacy Wien's of Woodstock Ray Wolf Jewelry Woodstock Dry Goods Co. Woolworth Co, May's Drug Store Co. Shop and SAVE m Woodstock - Everyday