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PAGE IB • PLAiNPEALER - WEDNESDAY. MAY S. 1W : MCHENRY SHORES Nino Keen T 044-2665 McHenry Shores Garage sales, which are becoming weft-known as one of the best in the area each spring. So while out turning yosr e>lra< ̂ Set Annual Sale Dates May 21-22 Once again this spring, there are many McHenry Shores residents interested in participating in our annual garage sales, and I know there are many people ahxious as always, to find good buys. Due to the annexation of McHenry Shores to the city of McHenry there will be a slightly different procedure this spring. Johann Bartel, past director of our sales, once again will be coordinating the event, and the dates of Friday, May 21 and Saturday May 22 have been set. a $5 permit ucipaiing There fee for will each be par- Idling flUUBCIIVIU. *sn«v pnw. are available at McHenry City Hall during regular business hours, and once again Johann will be collecting $1 to cover the cost of placing an ad in the McHenr>Plaindealer. This dollar will also cover the cost of flags to mark the locations throughout the village, maps for all showers, and signs in town in stores. All the profits are your owh, and the more households we have par­ ticipating, the more shoppers we will attract. For more information, or to sign up, you can call Johann Bartel at 385-0286. This will be the fourth year for our VISITORS FROM GERMANY Residents Heinz and Inge Aide are enjoying a very special visit from three or Heine's tamuy lor the men several weeks. Coming all the way from the Black Forest area of Ger­ many to celebrate Heinx's fiftieth birthday, which was April 21, was his mother Martha Aide, and her two sisters Emma Weist and Meta Schoebel. Here in the United StaUa for Ave weeks, arriving on Easter Sunday April 11, it was a happy reunion for the Aide family, who have not seen each other in over six years. It is also one of the aunt's first visit to the United States. .* !• As any visitor would be thrilled to see, their sightseeing has included a trip to the top of the Seers Tower, which could only be described as breathtaking, as it was one of oar clearest days thusfar this spring, enabling all to see completely the lake. Also, many «f oir days have been son* and windy, thm mak ine iu •••••in t , _____ led to high winds, how to be known as the •'Windy City"! Much happiness to the Aide family during this joyous reunion CALL ME! Once again, I urge residents with any news to call me, so I can add it to our column. I know there are many grade and high school graduations, and first communions celebrated this spring and I would love to write about these most joyous occasions. Besides, it would give this mama-to- watch her to do besides sit and tnmy get bigger and biflpr! Help me nam the time , |.|, (MkiUMMfMpickla through tms long ana uncoauoname Shores Helping to mark thia first birthday, were special friends and family along with both sets of grandp„-. anj HAPPY BIRTHDAY ijr to one of the special little gays in my life turned on Many more birthdays of ley la yon Teddy, and may they be aa happy and bring as modi joy at I knew you have Teddy Nott turned one year old April 25 Teddy ia the son of iDianeNotMnremf brought to your special friends; especially to ear family in your first short year of Me! . . . g i g -- Genealogical Meeting The monthly meeting of the McHenry County Genealogical society will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May IS, in the Fellowship hall of Grace Lutheran church, Washington street at Tryon, Wood­ stock. "Making the Most of Your Time at the Regional National Archivea Record Center", will be the subject covered by two society members, Bettv Massman and Mary Riter. They will discuss what type of i available at the archives, most eoinmonly need Tips will be given on being prepared before the trek to 7391 South Pidaeki road, Chicago. Anyone Interested in finding out more about getting started in this most popular hobby is invited to at­ tend the society meetings as a guest for up to three times before joining the society. 5th tear. Pick a Special Gift and Save! Hurry...Sale Ends Sunday, May 9th Crystal Bud Vase with One Red Rose! 46? Reg. $6 Just for her! A hand blown crystal bud vase, 11V?" tall.. and one perfect hand made silk-like rose. A heart­ felt gift for your mom! Make Her Trip Memorable! Give Luggage, It's on Sale 1440"$44 Reg $18-$55 20% off on our huge selection of totes, packing cases, carry-ons. Tans, navy, blue. Send her off ri style, at savings for you! , 1 Decorators' Delights!. Smart Trunks and Cubes 2697 Cubes Reg. $34 Wicker-weave pieces, 16x16x20", with metal corners. Ideal for stor­ age, end or cocktail tables. Reg $45 trunk 29x17x20" . 35.97 & Give Her Home Beauties-- Accent Tables and Stands 228? Reg $29 Ea She'll welcome a 3-shelf round et- agere to display her treasures. A plant center to hold her favorites A lamp table with marble-like inlay Walnut color finish. Embroidered Bath Tbftel Ensembles She'll Love! 497 Bath Reg. $6.25 Sheared velour terry with embroi­ dered birds, blossoms, etc. Reg. $4 25 hand towel 3.37 Reg $3 fingertip towelw:".... 2.37 Reg. $2 50 washcloth *1.97 m Save $2-$3! Give Mom a Soft White Vinyl Handbag 897 & 997 Reg-411-$13 Our rich vinyl handbags With smart details hold a zillion accessories in organized sections. She'll love the fashion, you'll love the savings' Dress Mom's Table With a Pretty 12-Pc. Placemat Set d97 Reg $16 Save $6 aat! 4 poly cotton quilted placemats in charming prints, 4 napkins to match and 4 napkin rings. Machine wash and tumble dry. A great buy! Save $8! Nylon Peignoir Seta. Pure Luxury! *16 Reg. $24 Dazzling! Shiny 100% nylon satin with lace yoke and sleeves appliqued with embroidery. Gown to match. White, mint, lilac, blue. S-M-L. See this and other styles at savings! 3 NT. 1 ^ s Always Right! Sheer Control-Top Pantyhose 167 Reg $2 15 Sandalfoo! "tyle with beigetone or suntan leg. white or nude panty and 100% cotton crotch. Choose hers in size A or B Shop now! , / 1 r O J / 1* a i h h i I k \ (L 4 25% Off! Here's Fashion and Flair for the 1/2 Size Mom! We haye a sparkling new crop of daytime dress­ es with emphasis on fashion and affordability. Pick contemporary classics in poly/cotton prints and leno weave florals. Ideal for little lunches or shopping in town. And they'll look great on her. Sizes 14Vi-24 y* and XL to XXXL. Hurry in! \ V FAMILY HAIRSTYLING CENTER 385-4520 Mon thru Frl • to 8 Sot 8 to 3 Save 20% on a New Duster! Mom Will 8W-TT Reg. S11-S14 She ll love the carefree ways of our easy-care, no-iron dusters in solids, prints or stripes. Hers in S-M-L-XL. McHENRY MARKET - PLACE Mark Twain "In Person" The Woodstock Opera * House will present Richard' Henzel as "Mark Twain in Per­ son" for two weekends beginning Friday, May 7. Henzel 's per* formance, modelled after one of Twain's famous lectures, covers many of the humorist's anecdotes and tall tales. Attired in white suit and red silk cravat, and carrying his ever- present cigar, Hand, as Twain, slyly com­ ments on human weaknesses in such pieces as.... "On smoking," "Swearing in V the bathroom,9' and - "Was the world made for man?" Spellbinding word pictures like "The ice storm" and excerpts from Twain's famous writings are interwoven through the ; per­ formance'to provide a complete look ft one of America's original writers and thinkers. Mark Twain lived during the years 1835 to 1910 when the railroad, the telegraph, the ., telephone, the electric light, the typewriter and other inventions of the time . were being in­ troduced and creating vast changesl Of this area he said he had "a large cargo of the most interesting and im­ portant private opinions shout every great matter under the sun, but that they are not for print." Carol ine Harn- sberger, a recognised author on the writings and character of > Samuel Clemens, has commented on Henzel's performance that "his phenomenal memory enables him to give his audiences s limitless amount of Twain material, and his - characterisation makes Twain seem to be standing in one's very presence." An accomplished Chicago actor, Richard Henzel has researched and performed the role for over 10 years. Performances are scheduled for Fridsys and Saturdays , May 7 ,8 , 14, and IS at 8:15 p.m. and one Sunday per­ formance, May 9, at 8 p.m. Further in­ formation or reser­ vations may be obtained by calling the Wood­ stock Opera House ticket office, (815) 338- 5300, Tuesday through Saturday, noon until 5:30 p.m. kAatricis Viewpaints The desire of power in excess csused angels to fall; the desire of know­ ledge in excess csused man to fall; but in char­ ity there is no excess, neither can man or angds come into danger by it. --Francis Bacon 385-4100 NEED HELP? I CALL I OmaOMNMIAM AMO MCMA 7 • WM 84HOU88