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Musin9 and Meanderin (continued from page 1) history, and for the portion whicH appeared in our March 14 Plaindealer we are indebted ;to an expert on both Legion and McHenry history, Harold "Pat" , Owen. Legionnaires have contributed more than most of us realize to the community in general and certain individuals and projects in particular. What they have done for our country, is something that will be related to their children and their children's children as long as there is a United States. Hemilepidotus hemilepidotus celebrated quietly this past St. Patrick's Day. "Commonly known as the Irish lord, the March Fish of the Month at John G. Shedd aquarium is a quiet, brooding sort. Irish lord carries long, sharp spines on the fore section of its head, which become erect when irritated. This makes it difficult for a larger fish to swallow it. The 20-inch fish is found in waters from Alaska to northern California. It is not a game fish and has little food value, but has bright lavender spots throughout its brown skin. Aquarists think the Irish lord was named because of its somber and majestic bearing. K.A.F. McHENRY "Y" WORKERS SEEK /APRIL GOAL (continued from page 1) sented to Wedge Thomas, chairman of the Mc Henry division in the sincere hope that in the coming weeks he will urge his workers to get out from behind the 8 Ball and produce their share of the goal. Sixteen of the workers in the campaign have already reached their goals, and received small tokens of appreciation from the 'Y* for being quotabusters. Quotabusters in general solicitations are Ben Sahr from Cary, Louis Schairer from Fox River (Jrove, Mrs. Harriet Johnston and Lon Smith from Mcllenry, and Roy Westman from Woodstock. BIRTHS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carr of Wonder I.ake are parents of a son March 10. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whitney of Wonder Lake announce the birth of a daughter on March 12. METER BURNS An oil truck meter at the Peter Reiland farm on Lily Lake road was damaged when a grass fire spread out of control the last of the week. CENSUS BUREAU HOLDS SURVEY (continued from page 1) taken in scientifically selected samples of the U.S. population, and the; same questions will be asked of all sample households. The identity of households to be questioned is kept confidential, and the facts obtained will be used only for statistical purposes. MUSEUM EXHIBIT DESIGNED FOR BLIND PERSONS An exhibit designed to more clearly familiarize blind persons with America's space program is now on display at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. It will remain there through May 12. Entitled "Enlightenment for the Blind," its museum showing is sponsored by the Chicago Lighthouse' for the Blind. The exhibit, open only to blind or partially sighted people and persons accompanying them, has been made available by the Naional Aeronautics' and Space. Administration. It consists of five units, in which visitors have an opportunity to freely examine thirtyfive various scale models, relief maps and diagrams, while recorded narration explains the space program. Aircraft development from the Wright brothers' plane to the X-15 rocket is described in the aeronautics area. Models of balloons, moon probes and communications satellites in the APOLLO VENTURE AROUND MOON TO BE SEEN APRIL 20 The public is invited to see a film of Apollo VIII's venture around the moon, produced in color by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. "Apollo Vin - Go For TLP' will be shown on April 20 at Zion Lutheran church, 4206 W. Waukegan road, at 7:30 p.m. This 22-minute movie will be released for rental by schools and civic organizations in October. The spectacular accomplishments of Apollo VIII pictured in this film may answer the question: "Why is America pouring billions, of dpllars into its space projects?" After the movie, Dale Sprouse, manufacturing manager of General Time Corp., shall present a short explanation of high reliability factors in manned space flights. His company is the martufacturer of "the million-dollar clock" and produces essential timing devices for the total space program. Previewers of "Apollo VIII - Go For TLP' have called it "the best picture that NASA has produced." There are scenes of the moon flight that have never been seen in any other report. next area help explain man's ventures beyond the narrow limits of the atmosphere. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR SPECIAL! Our best buy. Limited time! -uffl Frigidaire Frost-Proof with 126 lb. size top freezer • Frost-Proof' You II never defrost again1 • Dtiep door shelf for >2 gallon cartons, bottles • Twin vegetable Hydrators for extra crispness. FPD-146TN 14.6 cu. ft. 00 White Right Hand Door Only LEE and RAY ELECTRIC KMC, N. I HO NT ST. DIAL McHKNKV, M.I.. !•>«'«• Parking 383-088'J r i i Mandate boxer or brief . . . underwear that slims $5.99 Pull your belt in a few notches with a Mandate Boxer or Brief, featuring a non-roll comfort waistband and lightweight support. Sizes 30-34, 35- 37, 38-40, 41-43. White $5.99. GBfcEN STREEI MALI TTT WINS PROMOTION -- Daniel H. Paul (right), 19, son of Mr. and (Mrs. Harold J. Paul, 607 S. Route 31, Mc Henry, was promoted to Army specialist five during Ceremonies near NHA Trang, Vietnam. Spec. Paul is a personnel specialist with the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne), 1st Spec ial Forces. News About Our Servicemen Army Specialist Four Harold J. Hunter, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hunter, 316 S. Crystal Lake road, McHenry, was assigned Jan. 29 to the 1st Signal Brigade, U.S. Army Strategic Communications command near Vung Tau, Vietnam, as a microwave radio repairman. Aviation Electronics Technician Third Class James E. Morris, USN, 5010 W. Park View, McHenry, is serving his twoweek annual active duty with the Naval Air Reserve at the U.S. Naval Air station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. His unit, Attack Squadron 8VI, is normally based at the Naval Air station, Glenview. During the rest of the year, squadron members meet one weekend a month to maintain their proficiency. Army Captain Arden W. Inda, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Inda, 2819 N. Manitou trail, McHenry, was assigned Jan. 28,' to the 73rd Signal battalion, near Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam, as an assistant operations and training officer. His wife, Diane, lives at Carpentersville. SFM/2nd Class Thomas Jornd, son of Mr. cind Mrs. Edward Jornd, 5811 W. Martin road, McHenry, returned to his home base at Norfolk, Va., aboard the USS Casa Grande, LSD13 on Saturday after spending a nineteen-day leave with his parents. Private First Class Virgle L. Chappell, Jr., 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgle L. Chappell, 509 N. Front street, McHenry, was assigned recently to the 1st infantry at Ft. Campbell, Ky. His wife, Joanne, lives at 4804 West Shore, McHenry. Political Corner EARNS DIPLOMA Lewis E. Belshaw, Republican Candidate for township Assessor, recently completed the basic and advanced courses offered by the Illinois Property Assessment Institute. Mr. Belshaw participated in the Institute's eleventh annual workshop held March 3 through 5 in Peoria The three-day workshop offers instruction in the most modern assessment techniques. The courses run the gamut from assessing "urban lands to assessing practices for farm real estate, from evaluating rural personal property to assessment of commercial personal property. Even a course on the value of Illinois forest lands is included in the programs. Participation in the course and passing the required examiniation has earned Mr. Bel- - saw a diploma. The diploma bestows the designation of CIAO, Certified Illinois Assessing Officer, on Mr. Belshaw. ENDORSE SLATE The McHenry County YRs held their March meeting in McHenry Wednesday evening. In the absence of Chairman Patrick Sharpe, Wm. Fandre, TO vice-chairman conducted the meeting. Chairman Sharpe is the guest of Congressman Mc- C'lory in Washington for a National YR conference. The March meeting was "Candidate Night". The usual agenda was put aside to devote the evening to th£ candidates. Each candidate was given a chance to speak, after which an informal question and answer period was held. The McHenry County Young Republicans voted by all present to endorse the Republican slate for township offices. The slate was chosen earlier in an open Republican caucus. WED. MARCH 19, 1969 - PLAI NDEALER - PG: 5 Here And There In Business Locker's Flowers, now located in a handsome new building on Third street, just to the rear of their former establishment, will hold open house next Sunday, March 23, from 1 to 9 p.m. & Monday 9 a.m. -9 p.m. Mr. gnd Mrs. Locker came to McHenry from Wisconsin in 1956 after purchasing the floral business from the Herman Scholles. Mr. Locker was raised in a family of florists. A business started by his grandfather and carried on by his father and brothers is now the oldest floral concern in Milwaukee. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says... One thousand students in 22 states are testing the "New Geography," a year-long course emphasizing the "why" of man's activities. ILLINOIS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Andrew Butler of McHenry and Thelma R<ace of Wonder Lake were patients during the past week in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. 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