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PAGE 8 - PLA1NDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1974 r FREE FOR SA VERS or for a new checking account Simply op«n o n«w savings (or checking) account for $300 or more, or add $300 to an oxutting savings account and rocoivo your free gift. ' Whispering Oaks (Whispers from the "Oaks") Marilyim Hamilton 385-6962 Round Robin Bridge Players Enjoy Luncheon On Friday, June 7, the Round Robin bridge players enjoyed a delicious lunch followed by bridge at the McHenry Country Club, celebrating a year of fun before summer vacations begin. Hie club starts its fourth year with twenty-four regular players who play simultaneously at three different homes each month. SAVINGS GROW With Our Free Offer! Yours Can Too! I FREE! New complete 3-in-l indoor self-watering, growing system. A terrarium. A decorator table planter. A hanging unit. Everything included! Planter, terrarium top, sterilized soil, suspension string, and three guaranteed-to-grow Gro-Stiks. Sorry, only one free gift per account. Purchase additional gifts at special reduced prices. Gifts cannot be mailed. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McHENRY 3814 West Elm Street • • • McHenry, Illinois 60050 H15-.1H.1-S MMt MKMRKR P.D.I.i. MKMBKR FEDERAL RESERVE VANITORIES FORMICA TOPS WALL STORAGE INTERIORS & Palatine Millwoik 414 So. Route 31, McHenry, III. 385-3764 FOR NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATES WE REMODEL All but two of the original sixteen still belong to the group. Tri-Chairmen Doris Borgmeir, Virginia Thomas and Irene Tice announced the eight top winners for the season, Kay Sullivan, Ann Kvapil, Mary Rita Stilling, Alice Lamb, Lorraine Reichmann, Virginia Thomas, Virginia Fouse ana Ann Conway. The new "Triumverate" for next year are Ann Conway, Virginia Fouse and Emma Foy. CONDO ASSOCIATION TO MEET The Whispering Oaks Condominium Association will hold its annual membership meeting at the community coiter on Monday June 17, at 7:80 p.m. Election of members of the board of managers will be held with Joseph Gable, Frank Lang, Hugo Manfredi, Lowell McGraw, Charles Pyles, Willis Simms, William Strang and Robert Sullivan offering to serve their neighbors. Additional nominations may be made from the floor. All condominium owners are urged to attend. HAPPY NEWS After a very long stay in McHenry hospital, we are pleased to tell you that Mrs. George Harker (Florence) is slowly gaining her strength and has been moved to the Crystal Pines Nursing Home, 335 N. Illinois street, Crystal Lake. Florence has many, many friends in Whispering Oaks and now that you all know where and how she is, visitors and cards will be most welcome to encourage "Lovey" in a strong recovery and to hurry home. IMPORTANT REMINDER The Whispering Oaks I cJood \toils MICKS IMCCTIVC, UNLISS OTHERWISE INDICATCD. THURS. JUNE 30 THROUGH SUNDAY. JUNI 23 AT AU JIWIL STORS IN COOK. LAKI. DUPAGf AND MCHENRY COUNTIfS (EXCLUD­ ING RIVfR OAKS AND HGIN) ONLY SMOKIO MEATS. LUNCHMEATS. POULTRY AND FROZEN »$H AND SCAFOOO ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P M WEEK­ DAYS AND AU DAY SUND*Y*NDHOLIDAYS an Refreshing Sunnier Menus Around fine Jewel Foods! HOURS* 8 AM til 11 PM thru SAT. 9 AM til 6 PM SUNDAY 3718 W. ELM STREET, McHENRY, ILLINOIS. Improvement Association will hold its general membership meeting on Thursday, June 20, at the Whispering Oaks Community Center, 4513 Front Royal Drive. Herb Sass, president, will gavel the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. See you there. < , t FLEA MARKET SUCCESS The ladies of the Sew and Sews of the Whispering Oaks Community Center who sponsored and worked so hard at the flefi market and rummage sale are a very happy burtch of gals, their efforts brought great success. The receipts of the sale will finance a bigger and better second annual bazaar to be held at the center in November. i ' 1 GARDEN CLUB MEETS On June 18, the Whispering Oaks Garden club will hold its windup meeting for the summer with a luncheon at the community center. Mrs. Floyd Siebert, of Rockfohi, a well known flower show judge, landscape design cHtic and director of the State of Illinois Garden clubs will be the speaker of the day. The meeting will be held at 11 a.m. instead of the usual hour. SOCIAL NOTES Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zickerman of Oakwood Drive on their forty- ninth wedding anniversary: The (takers can congratulate themselves for being so fortunate to have Elmer and Irene make their home here as they are real community stalwarts. Mr. and Mrs. Jatu Patel (Hira) of Nairobi, Kenya and Malba, L.I., New York, visited Whispering Oaks (Hi Sunday, June 10. Mr. Patel is an electronic import arid exporter who visited the big electronic show at McCormick Place and this provided an extra reason to visit Phil and Marilynn Hamilton on Oakwood Drive. The Patels and Hamiltons have been friends for years. SPECIAL NOTE The "Oakers" are justifiably proud of the lawns and gardens but ALL of us pack the well known plastic bag just too, too full, making it very difficult for disposal collectors to lift them. Could we use a few more bags and help them to perform their jobs just a little easier? Visit The Land Off The Fresh And The Home Off The Crisp! U.S-D.A. GRADE "A Fresh Whole Fryers CALIFORNIA US# 1 GOVT INSP. - PORK LOIN Center Cut Pork Chops RED, RIPE Watermelon i FRESH^^^H Romatne TENDER GOVT. INSP. - PORK LOIN Country Style Ribs Celery Hearts «gz 39* ZESTY - 6 OZ. PKG. g* YOlR CHOICE Radishes 2 FRESH Green Onions per Cliof Save Your Day! "REAL PIZZERIA" Cheese t Sausage Pizza CORN KING - GOVT INSP. FULLY COOKED - WATER ADDED Boneless Smoked GOVT. INSP. GRADE "A JENNY-O Light & Dark Turkey Roast * •£ |Pork Butt 89a 33 oz 14 SIZE AMERICAN Potato Salad ' BRILLIANT Cooked nn Shrimp CORN KING, ARMOUR OR JEWEL AvoilobU only in J«w*l Stores with Chof't Kitchant All Meat GERMAN^̂ ^̂ Ĥ Potato Salad Hot Dogs Macaroni Salad *2.99 •GOVT. INSP - PORK LOIN] Boneless Rolled U.S.D A. CHOICE - SMALL END Rib Roast YOUR SUMMER SCHEDULE A BIT! Pork Roast Many Jewels Are Open 'Til Midnight! JEWEL Pure Pork Sausage Link CORN KING Canned Ham OSCAR MAYER All Meat Or Beef Bologna JEWEL - OLD FASHIONED Smoked Sausage 120Z. PKG CHECK YOUR STORE FOR •SUMMER HOURSfl LB » CAN lV? ASSTD. FLAVORS Yummy I.j Pop 12 OZ. CANS ASSTD. FLAVORS /Yummy Ice Cream '/a GAL. CTN REGULAR Blue Bonnet Margarine ASSTD. FLAVORS ' Hi-C Drinks 46 OZ. CANS REG. 44' EA REG. 15* EA. REG. 54 Local Scout Membership In spite of local and national news stories, scouting membership in the Blackhawk Area council is "for real" according to a statement made by Richard H. Showalter, Scout executive for the council which includes nine northern Illinois counties and three in southwestern Wisconsin. Showalter was responding to news stories indicating some padding of membership figures in the Boy Scouts of America by professional staff members. "Our Blackhawk Area council has a long and enviable history of quality and credibility," Showalter said. "Our growth has been steady and sound because of the high degree of involvement by over 7,000 adult volunteers plus good financial support from the United Way organizations and the public in general". "As everywhere, particularly these past few years, we have placed increased emphasis on extending scouting to more boys - that's our business. We have also increased our emphaisis on reaching minority and low-income groups but no professional staff member*®; job has bees threatened solely on lack « membership growth". In the Blackhawk Area council, the ratio of professional staff members to boy membership is higher than the national average which means staff members are spread farther, according to Showalter. "Yet, I have never known a group of men", he said, "more dedicated to the ideals which they promote! They work long hours and are continually responsible for a large number of programs and activities". Each professional staff member supports an average of 450 adult volunteers CYCLONE IS COMING TO Jos.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING Official "For Real" who serve over 1,200 boy members. The development of financial resources Occupies more of the staff member's time than ever before in the history of the movement. "Quite v the contrary to 'padding', membership figures are ouoted in terms of actual members at a given time", Showalter stated, "and would actually be 20-30 percent greater if we included the total boys that were in the program sometime during the year. Just as there are new members continually joining, there are also members continuously ending their Scouting experience after one or more years". "We don't claim to be an organization immune to mistakes or with a 1,000 batting average. Neither do we guarantee that an Eagle Scout will never go wrong. We are, however, an organization with a proud and effective history of character development, citizenship training and physical and mental fitness. We are serving more' youth - legitimately - than ever before in our history and it has all been 'possible because of the right combination of dedicated volunteer and professional leadership who believe in the purpose and objectives of the Boy Scouts of America and we plan to keep on doing it for many more years!" Kolleen Carroll Earns Awards At Carthage College Kolleen Carroll has completed a secretarial program and was graduated from Moser school in Carthage, 111., Saturday, May 25. She was awarded a certificate of accomplishment by Mrs. Marie Giacomelli, Moser School \ director of education, at* a; commencement luncheon on < the campus. Miss Carroll is the daughter; of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carroll, 226 North Kansas, Morton, and is a graduate of McHenry high school. A coal mine near Greensboro, Pa., has 300 miles of underground railroad tracks. Pine Tree Pet Shop This Week 50% Off GERBILS--MALE BETTAS ASSORTED AQUARIUM ORNAMENTS . 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