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Scholarship Winners ifs -- Page Six KEN ETTEN TW CARL EASTON h'1 young McHenry high school seniors have been j\varded scholarships. Ken Etten received a $1,000 schoirship from the Illinois Institute of. Technology, to be used that school. Carl Easton has,won the Laverne-Noyes cholarship to be used at the University of Illinois. iAMPING NEWS CAMPORAMA MAY 15 rticle 3 of the Constitution the Millstream Campers pter pf the National Campand Hikers association lists purposes of the chapter, tion C of article 3 reads: provide a frequent internge of camping and hiking ;S, and also to publish reevaluating all types of ping and hiking equipi »t." he Millstream Campers will sent their second annual porama on May 15 to fulthe above purpose. McHen- City Park wil be the site he CaYnporama. Rain date Way 22. lis "Vacation-Camping-Trashow will be of interest ill age groups. Age is no 'ier when it comes to the tement and enthusiasm can be mustered up when tion time rolls around i year. This excitement enthusiasm is demonstratby all seven members of household, not only when ual vacation time rolls ad, but also each time we •are to go oh a weekend p-out by ourselves or with Millstream Campers. e, the members of the Millam Campers, feel that our Northern Illinois' Largest Handlers Of ARRETS & RUGS ecialists In Easy To Clean, tionally Advertised Brands Representing .. . igelow * Aldon iees • Callaway lohawk * Barwick lexander Smith * Downs -- And Many Others -- S&H Green Stamps given on all cash purchases EENI BANK FINANCING AVAILASSILE oose Your Carpet From Full 12 ft. Rug Samples In Our Warehouse Showroom LSO SEE HUNDREDS OF 9' - 12' & 15 FT. ROLLS • ROLL ENDS • REMNANTS sed (Trade-Ins) Rugs EVENING HOURS Ion., Thtirs., Fri., till 9 p.m. Daily 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY TIDY CARPETS & RUGS 338-1000 motion Rts. 120 and Bus. 14 Washington Woodstock excitement and enthusiasm is a deeper and' special type of feeling you come to enjoy when one gets closer to nature, by camping out or hiking through the open spaces or deep woods. It is our hope that you will enjcy some of this special kind of feeling after you attend our outdoor show, the Camporama. The Camporama will commence about noon on Sunday, May 15. There is no admission charge to this show, the only one of its kind in northern Illinois. Visit all of the camper exhibits; check with the automobile exhibitors as to what he has available for the vacation, camping and or travel enthusiast. "Operatidn Clean Sweep" is now over and could be classified as past history. We wish we could say that the litterbug, with his or her littering, was finished and could be classified the same. We, the Millstream Campers have a suggestion: Please, parents, teach your children, the youngest to the oldest, to use the waste basket in the home, the litterbag in the car and the trash barrel in the park. This, we believe, is the only way we are going to keep America from becoming one big ugly country to travel through. The scars of littering are very deep, and much time and training are needed to heal them. To quote one of our members: "We can put up with June bugs and jitterbugs, but not H^terbilgs". PUBLIC PULSE (The Plaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their Views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less signature, full addresJ and phone number. We ask, too, .that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we • consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) In the Public Pulse letter published last week, written by Mrs. Nettie Sarley, a misplaced line gave an incorrect meaning to her statement. In referring to candidates and their past service, she said: "Did they ease the tax burden? Or did they look out for No. I at the expense of the taxpayer In this great country, under this great crisis where we still have the power of the ballot, let us all do our part to keep it that way, and the result will surprise you." ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY CHICKEN CHOPS RIBS LOBSTER Bring MOTHER on her Special Day Make Your Reservations Early Ph: 678-7766 Herb Ouimette at the Hammond Organ For Your Late Evening Entertainment EveryrFriday and Saturday Evening Serving Ala Cart After Midnight. ^$nilr re 4 c2>! EAK I and Cocktail Lounge Hwy. 12 Ph. 678-7766 Richmond, 111. THE Mc IY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 5,1966 9 Post 491 Americanism Chairman Mrs. Edwin Reid announced the essay contest winners at the April meeting of McHenry Unit 491 of the American Legion Auxiliary. First place was won by Rosalind Rees, second place by Steve Nelson, and third place, Geralyn McCall. All winners are seventh grade students at St. Mary's. The essay was titled "How and Why I Should Show Respect To The American Flag". Judges for the contest were college students Bud Reid, John Stout and Mrs. Reid. Awards will be presented at the May meeting. Our winners and their mothers will be guests at our pot-luck supper honoring our Gold Star members. The Past Presidents Parley of McHenry Unit 491 met at the home of Henrietta Ahrens this month. Edie Myers acted as co-hostess. Those able to attend were Lauretta Homo, Frances Matchen, Marge Mikota, Eleanor Reid and Lydia Fenner. The County Past Presidents Parley enjoyed dinner at the Algonquin Legion home. Seventy two past presidents from the McHenry County American Legion auxiliary were served dinner by Past Commander Bob Broederdorf, his wife and his committee of Legionaires Ethan Weeks, Cecil Barrett, Alvin Kublank, Herb Lemke, Tim Ritt, Jeep Pracher, Jerry Sponke and Commander Paul Stoneking. Among those present were President of the Parley Lois Hammond of Huntley, Vice President Lydia Fenner of McHenry, Sara Lamb secretary of Algonquin, Treasurer Ruth Repp of Crystal Lake, Chaplin Marge Mikota of McHenry, County Council President Marion Peter of Algonquin, County Council Vice-President Marge Alvis of Crystal Lake and Emily Cowlin Second Division President. Others attending were Minnie Meyer Henrietta Ahrens, Henrietta Vycital, Chris Nixon, . Pearl Sanders, Mary Einspar, Edie Myers, and Dorothy Weichmann. Floral decorations were provided by Lillian Starr of Algonquin Unit. After dinner the group enjoyed the entertainment of Wally Possom. Junior Activities Chairman Ruth Mrachek reported on the Eleventh District Junior Convention held at St. Joseph's Unit in Joliet. Mrs. William D e V r i e s a c c o m p a n i e d M r s . Mrachek, Junior Presidient Mary Pat Mrachek, Vice- President Suzanne Matchen, Chaplain Jeanne DeVries, Community Service Chairman Connie Miller, Debbie Pickett, Patti Picket and Debbie Pickett. McHenry Unit Juniors received third place in the doll dressing contest. The doll was entered by Connie Miller. The Juniors will attend the department convention in Champaign in May. Coupon Chairman Pauline Pickett reported 7,212 coupons have been turned in by the auxiliary and the Junior auxiliary. Our May meeting will be a pot-luck supper at 6:30 in honor of our Gold Star members. Gold Star Chairman Mary Freund will be assisted by Kitchen Chairman Lauretta Homo and her committee, Henrietta Ahrens, Eva Blake, Helen B i r m i n g h a m , T h e r e s a C a i r n s , A l i c e B a r b i a n , M a r y Schiavone, Jennie Richardson, Jeanne Hendricks, Pearl Sanders, Lois Worts, Rose Schmitt, Helen Schmitt, Celia Fox, Pearl Peitsch and Ruby Shepard. SHOP IN McHENRY ORTHO Ic SALE 1 GAL. -- ORTHO GROW only $4.98 Get 1 Gal Evergreen only lc Pick Up Your Bingo Cards at RUCK'S HJilDlfARE 3902 VV. Main Street McHenry n\ ^ gmten & Soa 3® I funeral MCHENRY. ILLINOIS 0ear friends, rests socfety the '"deals Ind TJ *™ " wholesome .way J H" and sfws instills in h that children* Showing F°r the Jove sacrifice our mJh nce an<' <*ay after day We ?rS Show honor them, on this and s special MOTHERS day Sincerely, AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 385-0063 To Be Your Own Boss? 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