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SectionThree -- Pag# Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Woioer Lake News EVELYN RASKE Cub Scouts Hold Pow-Wow Tuesday evening, May 24, Shore Hills subdivision park was all aglow with a magnificent con fire, to light the way for the Indian dancers, a fine group of boys from Belvidere, under the direction of Harold Mlinheit. Cub-Master Ward Ehredt opened the meeting arijd the pledge of allegiance was given. Mr. Ehredt then presented the following awards; Raymond Wenk Webelo badge and insignia; Jerry Robison 2 year pin; Jack Dusthimer Lion badge; Randy Mc Cafferty Bear badge and Gold arrow; Kendall Street Wolf badge, gold and three silver arrows; William Ruggero Wolf badge, gold and two silver arrows; Mike Lehr Wolf badge, gold and silver arrow and Denner stripe; Mike Bird Silver arrow; David Jackson Silver arrow and assistant denner stripe; Tommy Van Kanegan assitant denner stripe; Artie Weber gold and silver arrow and denner stripe; Ted Weiss and Mike Jones received assitant denner stripe and denner stripes. Two year pins were presented to Den Mothers, Marilyn Bacon, Dorothy Smith, Mabel Pike and also to Lewis Smith, Committeeman. A gift was then presented to PHONE 653-4362 Mr. Ehredt by the den mothers and committee men in appreciation for his leadership. The Indians still hadn't arrived so George Seibel, Leadership Trainee, from the Blackhawk area Council conducted the boys in some group singing which was enjoyed by all. He then presented Mr. Ehredt with his 3 year pin for adult l e a d e r s h i p . A n o t h e r g u e s t from the Council was B. Phelps, district field commissioner. All at once the Indians came onto the grounds, elegantly dressed. Many dances were performed, some solo, some as a group, but each was authentic. The final dance was the "Snake Dance" with the cubs joining in with much hullabaloo. The Indians then started their trek back to Belvidere. The Cub Scouts and guests roasted marshmallows over what was left of a beautiful bon fire. One by one they left, tired but happy the Pow Wow was over for 1966. Correspondents note: At this point I would like to thank Mabel Pike for all of her fine help that she gave me with the Cub Scouts news. Kiwanis News The trout that Bob Myers had promised did not reach him in time, so Bob surprised the Kiwanians with a steak dinner with candlelight no less. Just as the meeting started, For Your Information Dear friends, In the United States, clergymen and funeral directors are partners, working together with bereaved families to provide a funeral service of spiritual and psychological value which helps the surlvors adjust to the loss of a loved one. Sincerely, ^57 ' PA • 9~- PETER MJUSTEN & §>©N FUNERM. (HOME McHenry, Illinois Ambulance Service 385-0063 the storm hit and hit hard it did. There were trees falling, lights out, debris flying and then the big cable came down causing sparks to fly all over. But in spite of it all, Art Lau, a true Kiwanian, gave a summary of Kiwanis Navy Day at Great Lakes. Captain Bond, the speaker, old about the underwater research lab being held 200 feet below the water, off of Bermuda and Lajola, California. Three teams of fifteen men stayed down fifteen days each. At the next meeting Jim Hill will talk on home landscaping. Due to the storm, the meeting was adjourned early- Christy the King News Parents are reminded that the summer school of religion will extend from June 13 to June 24, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Additional teachers are needed for the classes. On Sunday, May 22, Kim Louise Schuler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schuler; Michael Edward Slotowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Slotowski, Denise Mary O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O'Brien, and Tracy Ann Roth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Roth became children of God and heirs of heaven. Adult Confirmations His Excellency Loras T. Lane, Bishop of Rockford, conferred the Sacrament of Confirmation on the following adults: Barbara Barthuly, Warner Benson, Sharon Doyle, Patricia Gray, Judy Houda, Bill Howard, Charles Jinga, Lynn Kling, Kenneth Urguhart, Robert Kunak, Carol Moffett, Robert Radosh, Daniel Smola, Richard Vincent, and June Novak. First Communions Congratulations to the Laurence Wenkel family whose son Larry made his First Holy Communion at the 9 o'clock Mass, Sunday, May 30, and to the Lawrence Walters family whose son, Lee, made his Holy Communion at the 12 o'clock Mass. Demonstration Mass Pastor Thomas Johnson of the Nativity Lutheran Church with twenty-seven members of his flock attended the demonstration Mass narrated by Father Gaynor. Thirty-one youths from Christ the King parish participated to give an accurate picture of the. Catholic Liturgy. Afterwards refreshments were served. Engaged Susan Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Russell, Trained For The Job.. On The Job rOR 13 YEARS John Carroll is the fully qualified candidate For Sh -- JOHN CARROLL -- • JOHN CARROLL HAS learned ihe complicated responsibilities of Sheriff by literally handling every job in the department. He is now Chief Deputy, administrator of ihe day-to-day operation. • JOHN CARROLL KNOWS the law and has the strength and dedication to uphold and enforce it. • JOHN CARROLL is ihe ONLY experienced, professional policeman seeking nomination -- he's been on the job, growing with ihe increased responsibilities, since 1953. He will spearhead a Sheriff's Office that is uncreasingly vigilant ©Wry moment, night and day, to serve ihe good citizens of McHenry County. Oil HlS r©C»©[p@I • on his professional record -- John Carroll has samed your voie in ihe lepjfolccm Primary ... June 14 DEDICATED... FEARLESS... HONEST... SKILLED ADMINISTRATOR... PROFESSIONAL... OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATOR Citizens for John Carroll Robert Kramer, Chairman SuNNYSiDE Estates KAREN SCHNEIDER 385-4977 ESTATES WOMEN INVITED TO GET ACQUAINTED TEA The May meeting of the Lucky Ladies club^took place on the twenty-third at the home of Carole Kennebeck. Among the subjects brought up and affirmatively voted upon were a summer dance to be given for the teens in the not too distant future, keep an eye on this column for further details as the dance plans progress. The Lucky Ladies Club is going to furnish the coffee and cake for all social hours that take place following association meetings. Written invitations will be sent to all the women of Sunnyside Estates inviting them, to the get acquainted tea that is to take place on Thursday, June 23, at the home of Joan Walczynski. L.L.C. hopes all women will make a real effort to come. After the- meeting the girls enjoyed coffee and cake and played various games. "Sorry About That-Folks!!" If you all were wondering where the column was last week, due to the fact that there was no news called in I sent no column in. I hope last week is the last slow week we have. Seeing as there are graduations coming up and the Memorial weekend I hope you will all call in the news and share it with your neighbors. Summer Vacation Well, parents, it's that time of year again, only three days left of peace and quiet, the last day of school is June 8. I would like to take this opportunity to caution all the drivers to take special care and heed the speed limit of twenty miles an hour and keep a special eye out for the children. will become the wife of Mr. Thomas Azzaro on June 18. Janice Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson, has become engaged to Mr. Joseph Bores of Downers Grove. No date has been set for the wedding. Altar and Rosary Sodality The monthly meeting of the Altar and Rosary Sodality of Christ the King will be on Thursday night June 2 at 8 p.m. The Young Mothers' Guild of the Sodailty is asking for donations of "anything and everything" for the "Thing Sale" to* be held in July. For further in . formation call Mrs. Mattingly 653-9128 or Mrs. Firnbach 653- Birth Mr. an<r Mrs. Norman Williams, Jr., announce the birth of an 11 lb. 10 oz. baby girl on May 25. Beth Ann was born in the Woodstock hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon, Jr. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams, Sr., of McHenry. We would hate to mar the summer with a child sustaining injury or woi'se. Happy-Belated Birthdays to.. Tammy Bieschke who cerebrated her seventh birthday on May 26, and Danny Schneider who had all the flags flying on his sixth birthday Memorial Day. Happy Birthday To... Frank Gowin, who celebrates his tenth birthday today, June 2. On June 4, Janet Dowe will celebrate her natal day, and James Stoffel celebrates his on June 5. June 6 Helen Caley and James Haninger will celebrate their d<£y. Timmy Radtke will blow out two candles on his birthday cake on June 8. Happy Anniversary to... After over a month lapsing without writing up anyones anniversary it is a pleasure to come into the ever popular month of June. There are two couples starting out June right, Tom and Vi Williams will celebrate their wood (fifth) anniversary, and Charles and Elizabeth Sibinski will celebrate their china (twentieth), on June 3. On June 6, A1 and Velma Stephens celebrate their Coral (thirty-fifth) anniversary and Patrick and April Faunt celebrate their muslin (third) anniversary. Ken and Sally Segerstrom will celebrate their pottery (ninth) anniversary on June 8. There are seventy-two years of happiness shared among the above mentioned couples, many, many more years of happiness to you all!!! LIQUOR BAN IN PARKS The use of alcoholic beverages has been prohibited in Fort Chartres and Fort Kaskaskia state parks in Randolph county; Fort Creve Coeur state park in Tazewell county; Spitler Woods and Lincoln Trail Homestead state parks in Macon county and McHenry Dam state park in McHenry county. James W. McMillen, supervisor of state parks, said that the prohibition -- an administrative order signed by William T. Lodge, director of the Department of Conservation--is aimed at curtailing parties in these small parks which overtax the park facilities and infringe on the privacy of family campers and picnickers. The penalty for persons convicted of violating the order is a fine of not less than $25 nor more than $100, or, imprisonment for not more than three months, or both. EN UK KOK mrv&M Detachable KEY CHAIN IGNITION KEY DETACHABLE. 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Costly mistakes are likely to result; Here are a few tried-and-true yard improvements that not only give immediate results but increasing satisfaction with passing years: Plant a thornless honey locust on the west side of your terrace...lacy foilage will give pleasant relief from the afternoon sun! Fill in the bare spots in your foundation planting or under trees with dense but undemanding pachysandra. Airy, fast-growing silver lace can be used anywhere you have the need to cover an ugly patch of ground, fence, or outbuilding. The shady north side of your house can be banked with beautiful hardy ferns. And you can soften the lines of a side fence or back fence with climbing roses, blue star morning glor*1 ies or fragrant wisteria! (Watch for Maggie every week!) ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY Thursday* June 2,1966 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Call The One And ONLY McHenry Cab Co. j;, f Y$ of a centtiry of Accident-Free Service 0723 TRANSPORTATION IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS S3& Radio Dispatched 24-HR. 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Most of our openings are for female assemblers and machine operators for both our evening and day shifts. We are willing to train. Our rates of pay are equal to or greater than the area average, as are our fringe benefits. Our plant Is air-conditioned and working conditions are excellent. Please write for a supply of official introductory cards so that we can insure your get ting proper credit, and a list of the current job openings and the benefits provided- Use your letterhead or the coupon below. Mr. G. F. Wohlleber, Personnel Manager International Register Company 7777 Winn Road * f >" Spring Grove, Illinois ,_r. ' f\ Jf Please send me a list of job openings and... Introductory Cards. (Quantity) Name Title in your organization * Name of organization - Address This offer expires July 1st.