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k r-t * ^ A *•; r *69 Art Fair Dates Countr] t Club N«wi Gerl Neuibauer liflf • Preparing for big events requires months of planning, and this group shows several who are involved in plans for the 1969 McHenry Hospital Auxiliary Country Art Fair in June, 1969. Group met at McHenry hospital earlier this month and choiseliJujie 20-22 as datesfor the show of art by local talent. From left, front: Mrs. George Ro- Though it is eight months away , the 1969 Country Art Fair is much in the minds of those responsible for this McHenry hospital Woman's auxiliary benefit. Hie committee met early this month, and will meet again Nov. 21 at Edgebrook elementary school,. The Woman's auxiliary sponsors this colorful event to raise funds to purchase additional equipment for McHenry hospital. denkirch, Mrs. Alex Jupten, Mrs. Richard Matt, McHenry; and Mrs. Hazel Ewell, Ringwood. Back: Mrs. A1 Woermann, Crystal Lake; Gerritt Beverwyk, Wonder Lake, who will present a one-man art show at the 1969 event; and Mrs. David Hunt, Crystal Lake. DON PEASLEY PHOTO Mrs. Bertha Stange, auxiliary president, said the committee has chosen June 20-22 at the Edgebrook school as the date and site for the 1969 show. A traditional feature is a one - man show, and the 1969 attraction in this category will be by Gerritt Beverwyk, Wonder Lake. Beverwyk was in charge of the gymnasium production last year and has shown a keen interest in the^Art Fair. Committee heads will be determined at subsequent meetings and rules will be drawn up. "The Art Fair has provided a large area with an exciting creative interest and has given inspiration to many artists." said Mrs. Stange. COBOQOBQDQOOOQOfl O D O'B P BflflO C'& jj i EDUCATOR AT INSTITUTE ON MENTAL HEALTH Gerald Pettera, mental health educator for the Family Service and Mental Health Clinic for McHenry County, recently completed an Institute on Mental Health Education at the A.L. Bowen Center for Children at Harrisburg, 111. The institute, under the auspices of the Illinois Department of Mental Health, covered the areas in mass communications. Subjects covered dealt with Newsletters, their format and layout, and communication through programs on radio and television. Counselors of the Institute were: James Cox, program director of WSIL and WSIL-TV, Harrisburg; Paul Dugas, general manager of WSIU-TV, Carbondale; and Curtis Small, editor- in-chief of the Harrisburg Republican. Twenty-two mental health educators from all over the state of Illinois attended the three day institute. Information derived from the institute will be used to formulate educational programs in McHenry county. Tit#***- 11 for MEN When selecting a gift for him.... let us help! I I STORE for MEN ILLINOIS Illinois' yearly unemployment averages 3.1 percent, the lowest of any industrial state. 1245 N. Green St. McHenry, III. Pftone 385-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA 1 I^PBQOOBMlffl#§aOOgO'iSSS8iaCODCXSQ»' PETITION FOR ANNEXATION IS SHELVED FOR NOW In the past few weeks I have tried to cover the annexation issue as best I could. However I was asked recently if I was reporting the news or editorializing on it. This question lead me to believe that there was something I was unaware of and after finding out just what that something was I shall endeavor to relate the happenings of the past two weeks to you. Any and .all of the statements made oh annexation in this column were verified throiigh what I thought was a reliable source of information, and as r as I know all of the stateents were fact except the recently reported item onthe forming of a new petitiorc-for annexation. Since the original petition was rejected because it was outdated, a new petition would have to be originated in order to start proceedings anew. Since the new petition would cost* several hundred dollars in legai fees it cannot at the present time be initiated unless paid for by private individuals. Since this seems highly unlikely after the defeat of the original petition the issue now seems dropped until at least late summer when the Country Club road association holds its annual meeting, at which time the annexation will undoubtedly be discussed. The road association paid for the original petition some seven years ago however no money has been alloted for forming of a new petition. Mr. Weiss, president of the Country club road association stated he is not aware of interest in starting a petition on the part of the original team who worked on the first one* In view of the fact that the road association would probably finance a new petition if and when there is one it seems unlikely the annexation will be in the near future. LIGHT-WEIGHTS PLAY 0-0 FOOTBALL The McHenry light -weight team played another fine game last Sunday against St. Bjede's, Tom Berent played outstanding defense, he recovered a fiimble and picked off a pass and returned it 10 yards. He was equally outstanding as linebacker helping to hold St. Bede's to the 0-0 game. Dan Hellios was again great as quarterback and coach Tom Warren reports the whole team played strong offense and defense. The next game scheduled is St. Mary's of Woodstock which we'll report next week. The game time is 1 p.m. oh Sundays, how about a few spectators? SINCEREST SYMPATHY The sincerest messages, of sympathy from all the country Club residents are conveyed to the family of Peter Fischer. Mr. Fischer, who resided at 3006 W. Charlotte, passed away Oct. 24, at his home. The funeral arrangements were made by Peter M. Justen & Son and services were conducted by Rev. White of the Community Methodist church. Burial was. in Woodland cemetery. Mr. Fischer is survived by his wife, Clarice, and a son, Peter, and a daughter, Mrs. Stephen (Nancy) Fike of Carpinteria, Calif. THE GREAT PUMPKIN Congratulations to Lane Brda of Crescent Drive for the original Halloween decorations she created. The little ones really enjoyed the "pumpkinman" Lane made on her front steps to great the trick - ortreaters. Creative efforts like this from youngsters like Lane make this coming holiday season more cheerfull and inspiring. WED., NOV., 6, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG, TIlRSi New? About Our Servicemen Army Private John W. Jacobson, 19, son of Mr; and Mrs. Charles E. Jacobson, 3707 Ridge lane, Wonder Lake, completed an eight-week field artillery basic course Oct. 18 at Ft. Sill, Okla. During the course, he was trained in. the operation and maintenance of the 105mm the 155mm towed howitzers. also received qpdattzedtraii!~~ ing in firing such weapons as^C ^ the M-60 machine gun, the M- - . 79 .grenade launcher and .;ti»e|||§l 3.5riActi'rocket laiiiidien^;"':'^^! ILLINOIS Illinois is the cater of theV U nation's population. People who are well balane-^ ed seldom need to throw theiTif' weight around. 1 Winter Special for the Season every Monday & Tuesday' after 5:00 p.m. CHICAGO Illinois' largest city -- Chicago -- share's $36.6 billion of the nation's gross national product which almost equals Italy's GNP, exceeds that of all four Scandinavian nations and is nearly three-fourths of Canada's GNP. Shop In McHenry 0 Complete Chicken For Two $3.75 £ Business Men's Luncheons Served Daily Snug Harbor Boat Club 801 N. River Road McHenry Phone 385-2671 MBII SP AL LOG SALE (In lots of one, ton or more) These logs have been seasoned for one full year and are now offered as the finest logs you can burn in your fireplace. SPECIAL OFFER: With Your Purchase of Two Tons of^Logs- A FREE LOG TOTER 75o bag PRESTO LOGS $1.49 For 6 slow burning logs GIVE TO THE UNITED FUND SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1906 ROSENTHAL S LUMBER CO BUILDING SERVICE CENTER MAIN ST. & CRYSTAL LAKE AVt. CRYSTAL LAKE 459-2700 Miracle Prices fifa Stamps WW"** m: , 1 • THE "BIG CHANGE" MEANS REDOUBLE SAVINGS AT NATIONAL rlfht t* limit NATIONAL MIRACLE PRICES+ BITTERSWEET A m NESTLE'? 9I0RSELS. 24^+11 Chocolate NESTIi'l >RSEL$. • BIZ .1 Absorbent r SCOT TOWELS. . . 2 Disposable HANDB-ITIPES : CINCH SPRAYClilNER... ' GLORY FOAM 1® aiiiiR 1 Liquid V! 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