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Section Two -- Page One THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, September 2, 1965 H ROTARY FRIENDS" AT WORK I* ; . U " , ilil'j'pl JLach year the Rot'arians of McHenry take the children of the Woodstock Children's Home on a picnic. This year it was held at Berry Land, Wonder Lake. Pictured supervising the children as they frolic in the pool are Arthur "Torchy" Krause, left, and Larry' Lund, right, both of McHenry. This is but a part of the "Rotary Friends of the Children" program which has been carried on for several years. Besides this annual picnic, members of Rotary become the "friend" of one or more of the children, They send them birthday cards and gifts, give them Christmas presents, occasionally visit them and sometimes take the children to their homes for meals and overnight visits. The young residents of the homes in Woodstock are as excited over a visit from a McHenry Rotarian as from one of their relatives. When they see them coming or happen to see them on the street they exclaim with emotion and enthusiasm, "Here comes my Rotary friend." The Moreni oil fields, Roumania, has a fire that has burned for 559 years, defying all of man's ^efforts to put it out. Be Wise READ THE CLASSIFIEDS • - ~ v Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. Next io V.F.W. 3004 W. Route 120 Phone 385-0783 McHenry, 111. Few people ever have 1) an agile tongue, 2) a pleasing personality, 3) a persuasive vocabulary, and .4) calloused hands. EMERALD PARK MAN RETURNS FROM CANADA Hugh Kirk of Emerald Park has just returned from a most enjoyable four-week trip through parts of Canada. He was accompanied by his son-in-law Gerald Legault, of Montreal. Special points of interest included the Gaspe Peninsula in St. Lawrence Bay and the city of Perce, with a memorable visit to the bird sanctuary on Bonaventure Island. Highlights captured on film were the magnetic hill in New Brunswick and points on Prince Edward Island, including Dunvegan Castle near Kensington. Of particular interest to the McHenry, man Was the Memorial Museum of Alexander Graham Bell on Cape Bjeton Island, Nova Scotia, a spot used by the famous inventorfor many of his early., experiments. A previous three-week trip to Canada took Mr. Kirk to Manitoba, Flia Flon and Creighton; S ask a t c h e wan. He made the early summer trip with Gunnar Barnas'of Maywood, a former resident of Emerald Park. Betty Boppart Fourth In State Dairy Princess Contest *9 will for the dairy industry, placed fourth out of fifteen contenders in the American Dairy Association of Illinois Dairy Princess contest held Tuesday evening of last week. The enthusiastic 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John I Boppart carried the McHenry County Dai'-y Princess title into this elite competition. The contestants gathered at Freeport the afternoon before the contest for a social get-together. It was sponsored I by the Stephenson County j Farm Bureau and the Freeport I Chamber of Commerce, spofn- ! sots of the contest in Free- ! port. j Miss Bopparf,..who will be a freshman at the University of j of Illinois th's year, has perfect : complexion, soft brown « hair and an eye-catching fi- Bettv Boppart-. McIIenr'y • gme. county's ambassador of good I In ,4-H she earned the respect of other members and was elected county 4-H queen a year ago. This year she showed the champion Brown Swiss. She has used her 4-H work to build a dairy herd of her own. McHenry county four times has been the home of the Illinois Dairy Princess. The four include Marilyn Lindvall Stork, 1 9 5 4 - 5 5 ; M a r y a n n G r a n g e r Heumann, of McHenry, 1958; Dorothy Olbrich K 1 e c k n e r, 1959; and Patricia Hogan Parsley, of Ringwood, 1961-62. Two served for two years, and Mrs. Parsley was appointed to the job in 1962 by the ADA because of her outstanding year in 1961. SHOP IN McHENRY EXPORTS TOP NATION Gov. Otto Kerner has announced that Illinois leads the nation in export of agricultural commodities. Texas is second and California is third. The governor said that during the fiscal year 1963-64 Illinois exported $504.2 million worth of agricultural products. This compares with $400,799,000 worth of "agricultural exports for the previous fiscal year, the latest figures show an increase of $103,401,000. He also pointed out that the combined agricultural products and industrial products exported yearly ranks Illinois as first in the nation in total exports. BETTY BOPPART It S A Nyes for School 1325 N. 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