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T> '<;c4" ' * * Here And There In Business Fun N,®hf For Luther League Agnes Wirtz, an employee of the McHenry area Modine plant, helped mark the 2,000,000th Alfuse condenser, produced here, which was to receive special attention - as she respectfully pinned a rose on the unit while it was still on the production line. At left is James Lightner, plant manager^ ready to attach the identifying sign. 3LIDAY Hills Iews INEZ YOUNG 385-4672 Need More Boys For Cub Scouts Henry Haufe sends the following news report on Cub Pack No. 458. Calling all boys between the ages of 8 to 10. There are two den mothers anxiously looking forward to showing these young fellows the fun and excitement of being a Cub Scout. For the, first time in many years, we have more den mothers than Cub Scouts. Parents, why not give us a call if you have a young man in this age bracket. The boys are missing out on a good,deal. Call Mr. White at 385-7352, Mr. Breede at 385- 3131 or Mr. Haufe at 385- 5437. The January pack meeting was held at the VFW hall in McHenry with a fine attendance. Mr. White, Cubmaster, called the meeting to order and the opening was the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. A uniform inspection was conducted by Mr. Breede and Mr. Vance. This will be a regular part of every program. Part of the scout law is cleanliness and a clean dressed Cub Scout is a credit to the unit, an£ cleanliness is a habit? that will reflect ^vell in the later years of the young man's life. The theme of the month was communication, and the boys had a display covering the theme. A popular time in any pack meeting is the presentation of awards. Boys earn awards with the help of their parents and the more interest shown by the parents in aiding the boys, the more awards the boys are able to earn. The following boys received award: John Boettcher, Assistant Denners badge and Recruiters badge; Roy Breede, Denners badge, one and two year pins; Keith Teuber, one and two year pin; Tom Lundelius, Wolf badge, Gold Arrow, Silver Arrow and Denners badge. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served. BLUE AND GOLD DINNER Hear ye! Hear ye! Feb. 18 at the VFW hall in McHenry, at 6:15 in the evening, the Blue and Gold dinner will be held. This is the event of the season for M EN When selecting a gift for him.... let us hel£>! I 5^10RE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-0047 >aily-8 to 6 p.m. - Fri. 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA What two Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church members were served a summons on Sunday, Feb. 4? And what group of teens were sent on a wild hunt to find a size 11 women's shoe and a 1966 Sears catalog? It was all part of the fun when the Luther League of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church held their meeting recently. During the first part of the meeting the Luther Leaguers were divided into two teams and sent on a scavanger hunt, The youth were given an hour to find articles which included a chicken feather, a horseshoe,-*; old fashioned night shirt and a hair from a horses tail. After the hunt Leaguers met at parish worker, Janice Wick's apartment where they listened to records while eating homemade doughnuts and sipping hot chocolate. A discussion followed in which Rev. Don Johnson told Leaguers to elect two members of the church that they would like to have as discussion leaders on Sunday mornings. Each youth was then given a church directory from which to elect two leaders. Allan Lyndrup and Bert Hagemann were elected to this post. Hie Leaguers then delivered a summons to the unsuspecting Mr. Lyndrup and Mr. Hagemann. A total of ten hours of church work would await them if they did not co-operate with the summons which said they were to appear before the Luther League court at that time. A trial was held and it wasx decided that a discussion type of class Would be held at 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings and that Mr. Lyndrup and Mr. Hagemann would work out a schedule in which one of them would be there each week. Susan Lundy CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE "Let all those that seek thee rejoice and be glad in thee; and let such as love thy salvation say continually, Let God be magnified." This verse from' Psalms is the Golden Text of the Lesson-Sermon on "Soul" to be read in McHenry Christian Science church this Sunday. STATE ACTS TO SUSPEND AREA DRIVER LICENSES „ The office of Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of driver licenses of Paul F. Hayes of 4520 Riverdale drive, McHenry, and George J. Lombardi of 2619 Apache trail, McHenry, both for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were orderd for David R. Blumhorst and Russell Little, Woodstock, JoAnn Bolton of 3809 W. Main street, Phillip P. Ferris of 3319 W. Fairway -drive, Harold P. Fischbach of 4813 W. Crystal Lake, all McHenry, Robert J. Brania of Cary, James J. Cross and Robert E. Henry, of Crystal Lake, Ronald F. Fry and James D. Schmidt of Algonquin, Billie W. Melson of Harvard and Richard L. Shepard of Marengo, all for three violations. Probationary permits were issued to Richard B. Jenkins of 5421 W. West Shore and Robert J. Karstens of 4320 Prairie avenue, both McHenry, Ronald M. Pietrzak and William J. Stupar of Crystal Lake. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS Elks Serve Gls-Veterans "How often have I thought of you all this we elf, since seeing your variety show at the Fort Devens Army hospital. I wanted you all to know how greatly appreciated it was. . .It was a token of friendship and thanks for a job well done in Vietnam a sign that someone cared." That's from a letter to the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks from the wife of a wounded GI. It is testimony that the Elks are keeping their pledge that so long as there is a disabled veteran in our hospitals, the Order of Elks will never forget him„ In addition to variety shows, the Elks provide other forms of entertainment and recreation at each of the country's Veterans Administration hospitals the year around. Sponsored by the Elks National Service commission, in cooperation with State Elks associations and local Elks lodges, the patients are treated to parties, boxing and wrestling matches, sport celebrity nights and other FRI., FEB. 14, 1968 - PLXINDEALER - PG. 7 1 entertainment. Patients who can get about are taken to baseball and football games, on fishing trips, picnics and other outings. "CANDIDATE Sate Rep. Daniel M. Pierce has announced that he will be a candidate for reelection to the Illinois House of Representatives in the June 11 Democratic primary and in the November general election from the 32nd House district which includes the south half of Lake county and the townships of Algonquin, Nunda, Dorr and Grafton in McHenry County. TELLS CANDIDACY Attorney Robert P. Will, Jr. has announced his candidacy for the position of alternate delegate to the 1968 Republican Presidential nominating convention in Miami to represent the 12th Congressional district consisting of Lake and McHenry counties and two Townships in Cook county. The selection of delegates, and alternates will be made by the voters in the June 11 primary election. UN1CEF has provided enough vitamin capsules to supply one to every person in theworldtoday. HUMP9 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of Skyline Drtve-Ir PMONTS BOARDING AND TSLMMSffG Obedience -- Hunting --<1 RctrlcvlDf \ (Large Heated Kennels) 6.S.H. Pointer Stud Service - POODLE GROOMH7G and is very well received. The food will be delicious as usual, and an interesting program is planned. This is also the occasion for the presentation of the unit charter. Without the fine sponsorship of the VFW Auxiliary to Post 4600 our unit would not have been possible, and neither would we have such a fine place for the Blue and Gold dinner and our monthly pack meetings. We urge all parents and scouts, brothers and sisters to come and have a good time at the dinner. The committee of Pack No. 458 gives its appreciation to the ladies of the Pack who did such a fine job with the annual ,KaJ^o-.e.g|a^ TJIA nynnay . ffOffJ thlS project is spent in various projects and undertakings for the boys. Orchids to those Moms who baked all those delicious goodies also. Coming events include the pine wood derby. Sharpen your modeling knives, get plenty of sandpaper, clean out the brushes and get ready for an exciting evening of competition. JIUTH ANN'S SEVENTH* BIRTHDAY Ruth Ann Strossner celebrated her seventh birthday onSun-i fday, Feb. 4,' with a big turkey dinner and party for all of her aunts, uncles, cousins, Grandma and Grandpa and her friend, Wendy Young. The group numbered twenty in all and all had a good time, especially, Ruth Ann. ' WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING TONIGHT Ladies, don't forget Women's club meeting tonight. Cocktails will be, served preceding the meeting^ Important business to be discussed. BIRTH DAZE A happy birthday today to Candy Walters, to Susie White on the fifteenth, to Johnny Boettcher on the seventeenth, Janet Harper on the eighteenth and to Julia Ann Mahon on the twentieth.. GREETINGS Anniversary greetings to Bonnie and John Hale on the twentieth --And greetings to Rita and Jim Dowhin in Downey, Calif., who read this column regularly. Also, our very best wishes to LaVon Dowhin in her latest venture. we CGI! v.--i5<- ••• Did you know that we have our own line of A&P Health and Beauty Aids? 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