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pr,. 8 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JULY 15,1970 , Whispering Oaks Gertrude Disney 385-7515 HIGHLIGHTS OF CIRCUS PERFORMANCE VFW Benefits'1 From Circus Performance The true American circus, complete with "Big Top", wild animals, flying banners, saw­ dust and pink lemonade will be on hand when the big Sells & Gray three ring circus makes its appearance in McHenry on Sunday, July 26, at the V.F.W. grounds for performances at 2 p.m. and 5:30 p.m., under he sponsorship of V.F.W. Post 00. The show travels in a convoy of giant trucks and trailers and carries an administrative and working crew of over 100 people. The first all modern circus, the big show has been completely rebuilt arid modern­ ized to make possible the hand­ ling of such a huge project which normally exhibits seven .lays a week, in seven different towns and during the forty-week sea­ son which will take them from their opening stand in Florida to over thirty states and three Canadian provinces and back to the gulf coast where the show will go into winter quarters to make ready for their 1971 sea­ son. The show is on its sixty- Scribe Attends Convention In Chicago Hotel No news last week, I spent the week in Chicago attending the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International Convention, at the Conrad Hilton hotel. Heard some wonderful things while there. These peo­ ple reallv spread the good news seventh annual tour and carries about every type of circus act including many animal acts and personalities that have appear­ ed on the Hollywood palace, Ed Sullivan and other variety type T.V. shows. The sponsor has the exclusive on the advance ticket sale and are selling a limited number of tickets. The advantages of buy­ ing an advance ticket from the sponsor are: The buyer saves 20 percent on an adult ticket over the door price charged circus day, and the sponsor re­ ceives up to 50 percent commis­ sion on a' 1* advance sales. As no advance tickets wMl be sold circus day, everyone is urged to buy their tickets before mid­ night preceding circus day. of the gospel around, and help many who are in despair and hopeless. Saw a film on the ex­ pedition locating Noah's Ark, on top of Mt. Ararat almost 17,000 ft. high. How they drill­ ed through the ice and snow to find the pieces of wood from the Ark they brought back. It was very interesting. NEWS BITS Mrs. Harry Symonds, 4411 Sussex, had th^/mis fortune of cutting the vein in her leg from broken glass. She had stitches taken. They enjoyed their grandchildren on the Fourth and they all enjoyed the fire­ works display at the American Legion, so did many other folks out here. Mr. and Mrs. William Rhein, 4713 Cumberland, had twenty guests for steak fry on Sunday. They are their former church members from Chicago. Their son, Richard, graduated from the University of Illinois Phar­ macy College. The Rheins are awaiting their first grandchild in October. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Olsen and family from Lakeland, Fla., will speqd several days with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peach, 1109 Man­ chester Mall. Allan is the son of the Peaches. They will go to 3Oq THURSDAY JULY 16th 9:30-5:30 FRIDAY JULY 17th 9:30-9:00P.M. SATURDAY JULY 18th 9:30-5:30 Closed Sunday! © USTEN URNITURE, Inc CLOSE OUT! WALNUT & VINYL ARM CHAIRS REG *59'5 Now $0®®, 27x32" MAPLE MIRROR REG *4995 NOW *1995 BARGAIN! EVERYTHING ON SALE INSIDE OUR AIRC0NDITI0NED BUILDING! Pepper Nylon HIDE-A-BED Reg. $229.00 $179.00 Reg. $139.00 Nylon Asst. 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R SPC. I DINETTE SET & REG *99" - | J39M SENSATION ! Aim/torn /$9£>' CHRISTMAS WREA1HS Minneapolis to visit "Mrs. Ol­ son's parents, ancUspend some time in the Chicago area to see old friends. They have* three children, Kimmy, Kandy, and Lanie. The Peaches will en­ joy them. They ha.e twelve grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Wildes, and daughters, Ginger and Roberta, 4406 Front Royal were on a ren­ dezvous on the Fox River with the Evanston Power Squadron U.S. P.S. Had dinner at the Coun­ try Club, there were 100 pre­ sent at the dinner. There were twenty-six boats in the squad­ ron. They said everyone had a great time. Albin Johanson, 4508 Sussex, enjoyed a day at the ball game with his grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peach and the Dis- neys spent an evening at Mrs. Wallin's home enjoying her beautiful flower garden and had some good Pflaumann pie made in German style. A Terrarium was planted by Ruby Paul, 4712 Cumberland Circle, in a 6% gallon glass jug. It is most unusual. Ruby also plants these gardens in tall bot­ tles, any glass container. She uses homemade tools to get the plants down through the narrow spout or bottle neck. She planted a garden ina large gallon jug for her daughter six years ago, planted a 5 inch palm tree in it among other things and now the tree is coming out of the top of the bottle. Mrs. Paul has many interesting hobbies. They have tomatoes out of their gar­ den already. Besides all the birds that are in their yard and being fed they have a pet raccoon that has Ave babies that come up for feeding every night. Mr. and Mrs. William Uhler, 4716 Cumberland Circle have their sixth grandchild. She is Jean Laurie and she lives in Newark, Ohio. ENJOY PLAY, LUNCHEON A number of people from our area enjoyed a bus trip spon­ sored by the Senior Citizens Club, to Marengo where they were treated to a lovely lunch at noon and to a play in the theatre in the afternoon. It was a lovely day and everyone enjoyed them­ selves. NEW RESIDENTS New in Whispering Oaks are Mr. and Mrs. EdGebhardt, 1122 Cumberland. The J are from Chicago. Mr. Geb^ardt works in the suburbs of Chicago. They have a daughter, Susan, who is going to college. The three married children are Karey, John and Eloise. BIDS FAREWELL Mrs. Margaret Skoog, 1403 Sussex, wishes to bid ferewell to all her wonderful neighbors and friends. She says she will remember them all the rest of her days. She is moving tg> north to be near her relatives. We will miss her and her faith­ ful Rocky. Here K There III BUSINESS IN SCHOOL PROGRAM Robin L. Ruzicka, Tri-Mar- ine, Inc., Wonder Lake, re­ cently completed the two-week factory service school program at the Johnson Motors complex in Waukegan, Illinois. He was part of a class, drawn from dealerships throughout the world, which explored the finer points of the famous Sea-Horse line of outboard motors. 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