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"*tX r- ' ,. • , ^Action Two r- Pag# Two bv,y' '•' THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 26,1966 fey For Benefit Movie AUDUBON GROUP TAKES ACTION ON .FOREST DISTRICT At a rerent moetine" of the Mi-Henry county chapter ol the Illinois Audubon society the establishment of a Forest Preserve district in Mclleirry county was discussed. This question will be presented to lice voters on June 14. Conservation Ch lirm.^n Clarence Sparks stated that, as the only nature conservation group in the county, the Audubon c hapter should support the establishment of the district. Chapter Secretary Mrs. William Carroll, Jr., read a resolution unanimously accepted by the members. It stated in part, "There is almost no land now set aside in its natural state by this county for the preservation of forests and other habitat where wildlife can live and prosper. It would be of threat benefit to all the people of McHenry county now and in the future to preserve Scout Thomas Gausden, front center, is shown selling a ticket for benefit movie to Jafncs Larkin. Rooking on, left to right, are James Walker, David Walters. Bob Walters, troop leader m |ind Louis Consago • of McHenry Theatre. The movie, "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers", along with a half hour short of Richard Matt, "Jamboree at Marathon", based on scouting, will be shown Friday evening, M^y 27, at 7 and 9 o'clock at the local theatre. All profits will be used to send a Boy Scout to camp. The lucky boy will be the one selling the most tickets. Maynard DeVos is scoutmaster, for Troop 162. HONOR VETERANS OF VIET MAM ON JUNE U FLAG DAY All Chicago area Viet Nam Veterans will be honored by WIND radio during the station's fourth annual Flag Day celebration to be held June 14. WIND has invited mayors of Chicago communities to present a small, flag award to servicemen in their areas during the evening celebration of one of the country's most festive but often ' forgotten holidays. Sandwiched between Memorial Day and the Fourth of July, National Flag Day is often slighted in public attention and national importance. WIND has endeavored to give recognition to this anniversary of the , adoption of our flag by Congress in 1777. Last year, mayors of most Chicago communities received a flag which had flown over the U.S. Capital building. This year, these mayors have been asked to present an attractive desk flag with a suitably engraved plaque at the base to returned Viet Nam servicemen. Veterans who would like to join WIND'S celebration should mail their name, addres# and phone number to: Carol Wintner, WIND Radio, Chicago. liag Day festivities will begin at 8:30 p.m. on June 14 in front of the Adler Planetarium on Lake Michigan. A special band concert and a dazzling fireworks display will add to the evening-long activities, all of which are free to the public. MYF NEWS This Sunday. May 29, there \vill be a hayride at Ringwood. Meet at your t lYurch at iwenty to seven and there will be transportation for you. The hayride will start from the Ringwood Methodist church at 7 p.m. and afterward there will be refreshments and a campfire worship service at the church. SHOP IN McHENRY EXPEf GROOMING (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TRAINING • BATHING Rudy ®@efc<§r's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone -385-2436 (1 Mile East of the Skjrline Drive-In) SAVE AT COAST-TO-COAST SAVE $4,111 ffagufarfy $17.99 GQQO?-ffO-<£3M? Mo ton* zee/ for Cooktng Ease BRAZIER WITH OVEN 24** blaster wift oven* UL approved iwlng«ut motor. Temperature in* *c~to>. (SE6536-1) Coast-To-Coast 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, III. \ your HEALTH <a our business Your doctor's diagnosis of your ailment and your pharmacist's correct interpretation of your doctor's prescription - these are important factors in th$ care of your health* Our facilities are-at your disposal always. 1259 N. Green Street PHONE 385-4500 McHenry, Illinois ••I I" 'PROPELLER SPECIAL!' Inventory Reduction -- Props for • Mercury • Scott • West Bend At Our Cost! (While they laM) NORTH BRIDGE MARINE East End of Old Bridge.McHenry PHONE 385-3360 such land for education1 and recreation. Since suitable land is increasingly at a premium duo to the pressures of a rapidly growing population, the McHenry county chapter of the Illinois Audubon society enthusiastically endorses the establishment of a Forest Preserve district in McHenry county at this time." Shop In McHenry EDGEBROOK TO PRESENT JUNE MUS>IC PROGRAMS Edgebrook school will present two music programs for parents and friends. The first will be given by the third and fourth graders on Wednesday, June 1, at 1:15 p.m: in the Edgebrook gym. The third grades will be singing songs such as "The Keeper," "Goin' Over the Sea," "The Tailor and the Mouse," and "Our Own OUR BINGO BUG SPECIAL ,000 &t Stamps m Each week that the winning Bingo Card comes from here. Complete Automotive Mechanical Service Moi ies 4502 W. Rt. 120 Lakeland Park CITGO Serwice' McHenry, 111. Phone 385-2266 Dear Country," : Elections the" fourth grades include "Deep in thfe Heart of Texas," "Dogies Lullaby," "For Our Country," and "Dixie." The first and second grades will give their program on Monday, June 6, at 1:15 p.m., also in the Edgebrook gym. They will be singing songs the classes have" learried this Spring. Songs by the first graders will include "Our Flag," "tattle Black Bug," 3 The Tratti," and "See My Pony." Second grade songs will include "The Circus," "Dancing with Rosa," and "Th6 Trdin." Both programs are under the directt\ico n of Philip Helwjig, mu^ sic instructor. Read The Classifieds Maani4B«TrMTnr» ON HIS RECORD, RE-ELECT RICHARD LTAZWELL County Superintendent of Schools McHENRY COUNTY A DEDICATED, EXPERIENCED SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR outdoor tiMg ire verf fuss Ever since the outdoor cooking fad began, we've been catering to the special needs of outdoor chefs. Over the years, we've satisfied scores of thousands. Many, many find just the steak, chops or chicken they wont in our self-service meat departments. Others have specific needs. • • the steak must be 2V'thick, the chops double thick and so forth, , That's no problem. If you don't see it... just ask. WeH be happy to help you. One other reason we're so popular with "backyard barbecuers". 4 the quality of our "Super-Right" Meats. Quality so high, some meat graded U. S. Choice just isn't perfect enough to be "Super-Right" Meat Is this a good reason for shopping A&P? 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