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r THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER 'SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1875 PAGE 1 - SECTION 2 , WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22,1970 Whispering Oaks Gertrude Disney 385-7515 Disneys Return From Vacation In Arizona My husband and I just return­ ed from an interesting trip to Tucson, Ariz. We left CHare Field Saturday morning, April 4, arrived at Tucson at 1:15 where our friends were waiting. On Sunday we went to the church where they worshiped. We talk­ ed over old times for we had not seen them for a long time. Their daughter died of cancer leaving three children. Theyhad our sympathy. On Monday the men went to a copper mine south of Tucson. We went shop­ ping and by mere coincidence met an old friend of ours who recently moved to Minneapolis from Chicago. Quite a surprise. By this time I had an ab- cessed tooth flare up and my face was swollen so we found a dentist, an oral surgeon, Doc­ tor Bennet, who took out my tooth. I told him I was here for only a week so I did want to see things and he said, "you will". He did a good job and also said we could use his cot­ tage on top of Mount Lemon for the day and would give us the key. Such were the friendly folk of Tucson. On Wednesday we went to Nogales, Mexico, and spent money, and saw how they live up in the hills. On our way back we stopped at Lake Pena Blance to cool off, had some Mexican food, Tacos. On Thursday our friends with whom we were staying, and our friend from Minnesota all went to the Colossal Cave, 25 miles from Tucson, in the foot hills of the mountains, which was in­ teresting. The week passed all too quickly. On Sunday we boarded the plane for home, had an in- , tere sting conversation with three young men, who were in Tucson for three weeks, installing a large new pipe organ with 1700 pipes in St. Odelia church. They had completed their job and were on their way back to Ger­ many where they live and where the organ originated. They were surprised at my ability to speak German and they mastered the English language pretty well being here only three weeks. In three hours we were at CHare Field, where our children met us. They were glad we were home safely. NEWS BITS Mr. and Mrs. Matzeks were Sunday dinner guests at the R.F. O'Briens, 1006 Essex Court. Maureen O'Brien was in a play in her 4-H club held at the high school. The play was taken from the T.V. show "Laugh In". Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uhlman and "Chipper", 1106 N. Sum­ merset Mall, spent a pleasant Easter weekend with Mr. Uhl- man's folks at Friendship, Wis. More happiness attheUhlmans. On Monday, April 6, Mrs. Uhl­ man's sister, Mrs. Le Roy 01- liger from Denver, Colo., and her niece, Mrs. Ronald Jensen, from Elmwood Park and a dear friend from Chicago came for lunch and had a real nice visit. The Uhlmans were disappointed that Mr. Olliger was not pre* sent. He was attending a con­ vention N.A.B. (National Asso­ ciation Broadcasters) at KWGN Denver, formerly of wGN Chi­ cago for many years, Mrs. Ol­ liger waS much surprised at this area how it has progressed. Summerset Mall wasn't paved at the last time she was here, three and a half years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sauter of Sussex had a nice treat. Their son, Gerald, and his wife, Patti, took them out for dinner Sun­ day celebrating Gerald's birth­ day. Quite a switch. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fair- child, 1103 N. Summersfct Mall, recently returned from a five week trip to Florida. They started on the East Coast at Jacksonville, then St. Augus­ tine, Cape Kennedy, stopped four days at Pompano Beach at Mrs. Fairchild's cousin. Then down to the Keys to Mar­ athon back to the Tamiami Trail and across the Everglades to the East Coast. They stayed at Sarasota a few days, then to Hainesville where they stayed ten days at Lake Eva, visited Cypress Gardens and Bok Sing­ ing Towers and Orlando, then to Clearwater, Tampa Bush Gardens and up to Silver Springs. Returned home April 5 and were glad to see Whis­ pering Oakd. Registration Open For Conservation Workshop Registration is still open for the summer conservation work­ shops being held throughout the state. These week-long work­ shops cover all areas of con­ servation, woodland manage­ ment, forestry, fish and wild­ life management, study of plants and animals, soil resources and other related subjects. Any interested Mc Henry county person of high school age is eligible to;.attend and should contact the local Soil and Water Conservation district of­ fice. One session will be held at Illinois State University at Nor­ mal on June 7-12 and one at Northern Illinois university, on Aug. 4-10. There are several others being held at different dates at the University of Ill­ inois, Western Illinois univer­ sity and Southern Illinois uni­ versity. Further information may be obtained from the Soil and Water Conservation office. Those students who have at­ tended in other years have re­ turned and expressed their pleasure for the vast amount of material and knowledge giv­ en to them in one short week. Many local garden clubs have offered scholarships to boys or girls they thought would es­ pecially benefit from attending the workshops. Any club in­ terested in sponsoring a student should begin to make their plans for doing so. The deadline for entries as the McHenry county "Conser­ vation Teacher of the Year" are drawing to a close. The county winner will be selected by the McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation district board and the county superin­ tendent of schools, and will be announced on May 1. Anyone may nominate any McHenry county full-time tea­ cher in grades kindergarten through high school. Nomina­ tion forms may be obtained by calling the Soil and Water Con­ servation office or by stopping at the office. The nominees must have demonstrated, during this past year at least, an in­ terest in conservation and con­ servation projects and must have carried on conservation projects in the teaching pro­ gram. The county „ "Conservation Teacher of the Year" winners will compete for council, or district, winner to be announced on June 1. The state winner is then selected from the coun­ cil winners and will be an­ nounced on July 1. v MEDICAL RECORD A premature infant unit start­ ed by a CARE-MEDICO team doctor at the hospital in Gom- bak, Malaysia, ended its first year with a record of losing only 2 of 8 births weighing 3.5 lbs., or less. In all the hospital's previous years, onljfTbaby un­ der 3.5 lbs., had survived. The "preemies" are in apediatric- maternity building that was al­ so built With contributions to MEDICO, a service of CARE, New York 10016. FOREMOST^ (J/H/ C v ' U' l< 1 A M E R I C A ' S D I S C O U N T L I Q U O R S U P E R M A R K E T S Open 5 Nights And Sunday Too. 8". 12»» Fashion Dreams Go Soaring While We keep Prices Down! Co^ne to the Dress Fair and find fashion dreams come true! Delight in the lighter- than-air feeling of ajl the new looks for your new season -- revel in the big selec­ tion -- choose among fabrics that perform feats of easy-care-magic like crystal pleats that drip dry . . . ribs that don't stretch or wrinkle . . . knits with built-in linings -- and more! It's a young world to look lovely in. It's a lively world to pick your dream in a spectrum of color and every size range. It's a happy world to live in when all these dreams come true at down-to- earth prices! Come to the Dress Fair now. Pick your dream and save! A.Pleat trimmed sheer. 7 to 15. . 10.99 B.Big-dot-vest suit. 12 to 18 11.99 C. Print-blouse suit. 141/2 to 241/2 10.99 D.Lady-like chevizette. 12 to 20 9.99 E. Whipped Cream" print. 12 to 20 8.99 F. Whirling pleated sheer. 12 to 18 .12.99 McHenry Market Place i STORE HOURS: Mon-Fri 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 6 Sunday 10 to 5 :HARGE IT AT SPURGEON' FRIENDLY STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY! ML THESE VALUES On Sale at this Store ONLY . April 22nd through 25th. Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturda' 4512 West Route 120 - McHenry Kentucky Tavern 8 Year Old Straight Bourbon 98 « : , , •fruit MI I 8 % GALLON Blatz Draft- Brewed Beer 24-12 oz. bottles 329 plus dep. Kosher WINE Pabst Blue Ribbon BEER 3 QUARfS FOR 1 oo plus dep. Guckenheimer Blended Whiskey 3**1 Quart & "h kcnliciii*' Imported Scotch 3 19 FIFTH Schlitz 24-12 oz. bottles plus dep. Southern Comfort 100 PROOF LIQUEUR KING Blend Whiskey Hamms Regular or Draft 6-12 oz.Cans 99' Vodka 4512 West Route 120 OPEN: 9 a.m. to 11 p.m 7 Days A Week PAY LESS - GET MORE! llHa t'ilI Advertised I Beer & Beverages Not Iced.