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Section Two -- Page Six • - t>.M v * 11 THE McIiENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 26,1966 Featured in "The Ballad of the Green Beret" was this boys' chorus of M.G.H.S., singing in the annual spring music restival held in the hi^h school gym Tuesday evening of this week. Front Row: LeRoy Gerth, Charles Holtz, John Reihansperger, Darnell Jones, Don Stinespring, Dan Turner, Gary Parks, Jim Vyduna and . Tim Morck. Second Row: Steve Stahlman, Tim Freund, Michael Krickl, Sandy Winters, Cliff Morris, Jeff Wheelock, Bob Mauch, Leonard Morris, Rich Oleszezcuk and Michael Wetzel. Rack Row: Cory Patterson, Roger Peck, A1 Olsen, Carl Johnson, Ron Parks, Tom Bostler, Jerry Bqch, John Winston and Dave Gustafson. 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 address and phone number. W«? 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.) "Dear Editor: "Many in this subdivision are still waiting to hear the results of the circulation of the petition for annexation. Inquiries made by many of the residents indicate those that signed for annexation did not exceed more than a one digit number. Tf incorrect we hope to hear from the official, informant on annexation. "We believe that a chance to scrutinize the petition should be offered those opposed to annexation in this subdivision. This is a privilege extended by the law of the state of Illinois (let us remember we -are in the U.S.A. not the U.S.S.R.). If there is less than 50 percent of the property owners' signatures on this petition from this subdivision there is no law that compels us to submit to something the majority of the people do not want. "Over 80 percent of the residents ;ire on record with the Mayor of McHenry opposing annexation. To disprove this statement we must see the pet; ition for annexiition with authentic signatures for annexation in regards to this subdivision. "Property Owners Committee "Lakeland Shores Unit No. 'Subdivision "Anne Marie Johnson "Robert Clove" VETERAN'S RFC'ORD "Dear Kditor: "A note to veterans recently separated from the armed forces. They are reminded by the Illinois Veterans commis- •• •• HOT DOG and HAMBURGER BUNS 2 Pk9,49 JAY'S POTATO CHIPS 49 * box HOWDY1 Assorted Flavors mm* plus 6 pack^ilf deposit Skinless Hot Dogs SALERNO CO( ES Assorted I$10t boxes m FRESH-MADE SALADS s Corner St 4916 W. Route 120 385-2563 VOTE FOR JOHNB. 'JACK' HILL SiKlTATiWE, 33RD DISTRICT A STAND - UE •UCA1 Primaries June 14, 1906 v sion of the importance of having a perma.net record made of the DD-2J.4 (report of separation from the armed services) given them at the time of release from active duty. "The record of deeds of McHenry county will make a recording of these documents as a free service to veterans. Later, when a veteran loses or misplaces his original document a copy may be obtained to prove eligibility for V.A. benefits if he has the foresight to have the recording made. "Paul Kocan" LITTLE LEAC;iTE "Dear Editor, Things are shaping up for the Little Leaguers for the year so let's go and support them. The boys, the coaches and men helping have been out working very hard. Now let's do our part and show up at the games. "It is really very surprising how few people do show up at t h e g a m e s a n d r e a l l y t h e y don't know what they are missing. Wouldn't it be great to say some day when one of our Little Leaguers is up in the big times 'I watched that fellow when he was just a kid.' Believe me, that is the way all Ihe big time players started and wouldn't it be wonderful if we, as a community, could say we helped some boy make his dream come true. "The women- backing these Little Leaguers have their credit coming too. They have a nice stand out there and,believe me, this is no small tt 's Good Business TO PLAN YOUR OFFICE PROPERLY Filing cabinets? We have them ... and any other equipment or furniture you may lllll need. What's more, we can plan office layout for more productivity, 4-DRAWER FILES Pro^*s< Check now! <No-204) SS. «-- *49.95 Full Suspension $56.95 Spe< KRAUSE NEWS AGENCY Office Supplies & Equipment 3321 W. Elm Street Ph: 385-4015 Now that he's graduating the least he should know • is the right time. Give him Accutron* the only timepiece in the world guaranteed to give him the right time. The Accutron timepiece uses an electronic tuning fork instead of conventional watch works. It vibrates 360 times a second and keeps time so precise, the Accutron timepiece is guaranteed accurate to within a minute a month. It's the world's first electronic wrist timepiece; the first major advance in timekeeping in 300 years. 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I think e<ich and every one of the boys realizes that with the money they take in from this stand they get help for buying helmets, lights, loudspeakers etc. So let's give a helping hand whenever we can to these women. "Now we have given the mothers their due credit as to the support of the teams. How about these fathers? Being at most of the games last year and years before it really seems that the mothers outnumber the fathers. Don't you think baseball is rather a father and son game,? So come on -fathers, and get behind these boys of ours and help them grow up to be clean-minded fellows just and fair. "Alyce Fortin" ing at Fort Knox, Ky. He was last stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Grossman attended Marian Central high school, Woodstock. DANIEL N. FREUND Airman First Class^Daniel N. Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund, 1808 Main street, Spring Grove, has been named PRIDE (Professional Results in Daily Efforts) "Man of the Month at Grand Forks AFB, N. D. 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