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1' X<" -M" fUlNDKALKR - WEDNESDAY, MAY 22.1974 PERFORM IN RECITAL - These young charmers are students of Mar Ray Dance Studio who performed in a dance recital, "It's A Small World", Sunday, May 19, at 3 p.m. in St. Mary school hall. Ask Revenue Sharing For Public Safety Use The allocation of $392,336 of general revenue sharing funds to public safety operating and maintenance category was recommended to the McHenry County board last week by the Finance and Salaries committee. This planned expenditure anticipates a revenue sharing payment from the federal government for the fifth entitlement period, July 1,1974, through June 30, 1975. The board is publishing the plan for expending these funds in compliance with the statutory requirement that citizens be informed as to the use of the funds and to encourage their participation in deciding how the money ought to be spent. In the preceding four entitlement periods, McHenry county has received $1,066,632 in revenue sharing funds which were utilized in both operation and maintenance and capital expenditure categories. Capital expenditures included $47,616 Pastor Brings Impressive Record To McHenry Church The congregation of the First United Methodist church has, within the last year, welcomed the Rev. Ralph J. Smith and his wife, Evelyn, to McHenry. The Smiths are natives of Kansas. The Rev. Smith graduated from Kansas State college in Fort Hays, Kas. Later, they came to Illinois where the Rev. Smith entered Garrett Theological seminary and Northwestern university. Besides a theological degree, he holds a M.A. degree in Psychology. The Rev. Smith comes to McHenry with a list of impressive accomplishments behind him. He served as pastor of the Wauconda Federated church from 1946 to 1956. In 1956 he became the founding pastor of Faith United Methodist church in Waukegan. He served as president of the Waukegan Area Council of Churches from 1961-1963. The Rev. Smith founded the Lake County Chaplaincy service which provides a non-sectarian ministry to county institutions such as the Lake County hospital and the Lake county jail and he was instrumental in $32,000 for 1,000 for nservation\ for Public Safety; $32,C Health and $44, Environmental Conservation^ The operation and maintenance category included Public Defender,7 $16,177; Regional Planning, $30,235; Financial Administration, $6,321; Public Safety, $865,370; Environmental Protection, $29,055; Social Services for Aged and Poor, $15,858. Girl Scout News Day camp is coming! A fun in the sun week for Scouts and non-Scouts for only a small charge. This year's Day camp theme is Country and Western, with square dancing, crafts, games, nature studies, singing, hiking and cooking over a campfire just some of the activities offered. Day camp will be held at the Harrison- Be nwell conservation area in Wonder Lake June 10 through 14 and bus transportation will be provided from McHenry. Special events are planned for all age levels, Brownies, Juniors and Cadettes. Girls who are not registered in scouting but would like to attend camp and enjoy the out- of-doors are invited to call Mrs. Lester (Betty) Smith or Mrs. Robert (Cathy) Nplan for further information. The end of the school year starting the Waukegan Halfway House. He was honored in 1971 as the winner of the Golden Deeds award, given by the Waukegan Exchange club and he has twice been the recipient of the Waukegan B'nai B'rith Brotherhood award. Evelyn Smith has an M.A. degree in English, Education from Northwestern university and an M.A. degree in Linguistics from Northeastern university. She has taught English at Waukegan high school for the past fifteen years. Presently, Mrs. Smith is president of the Waukegan Educational association. The Smiths are the parents of four daughters who are presently in college. Announcing! WAUCONDA NATIONAL BANK NOW OFFERS NO COST CHECKING with No Monthly Service Charge! Now $50 Minimum Balance Can Save $24 or More Per Year I With today's rising expenses, it's nice to know Wauconda National Bank No Cost Checking Account can save you money! Regardless of how many checks you write and as long as you maintain a $50 balance, there is no service charge and no charge for deposits! Come in today and start saving with No Cost Checking at Wauconda National Bank. Come in or Call 312/526-6604 NEW HOURS: MAIN BANK Fri. 9 to 7; Sat. 9 to 1:00 (STARTS JUNE 1) NEW AUTO BANK 8:00 AJM. to 6 PJM. Daily; Sat. 'til 3 PJM. WAUCOnDA nAiiOflAL BACK Main Bank 118 S. Main St. Drive-In Bank: 385 W. Liberty St., Wauconda Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation means third grade Brownies are progressing to Juniors and sister troop6 are having "fly- up" ceremonies welcoming the girls into their new troop. At the same time, Junior troops are awarding badges for work completed by their members. A Brownie Fair will be held Friday, May 25, at 7 p.m. at James C. Busch elementary school, Johnsburg. All McHenry area Brownie troops will participate with displays of crafts, songs and skits. Cadette Troop 41 is leaving for Chapman Hills May 26 for three days of primitive camping. On May 10 the troop went on an overnight bike hike Cite McHenry Students For WIU Achievement Four McHenry students were among the 1,085 under­ graduates at Western Illinois university, Macomb, who have been cited for their scholastic achievement during the winter quarter. Honored were Sharon M. Adams, 3706 W. Clover avenue, a senior; Vickie Lee Peterson, ,3815 N. Magellan drive, a freshman; Bernhard Paul Schatz, 4208 W. Ponca street, a junior and Richard R. Swanson, 3706 W. Lee street, a sophomore. To be eligible, students must compile a quarterly grade- point average of 3.5 or better, based on 4.0 equals straightA. NEW FAMILIES New families who moved to the Wonder Lake area recently are the Walter B Flemings, 8510 Elm, Highland Shores No. 3; so the girls whould be experts in pitching tents and outdoor •king by cool the end of May. the Norman E. Bjornsons, 3414 W. Lake Shore drive, Highland Shores No. 2; the William Haucks, 5816 Sylvan drive, Hickory Falls No. 1; the Steve M. Helspers, 4015 W. Lake Shore dirve. Sunset Ridge No. 1; the Dale F. Kazubas, 7603 Deep Spring road, Deep Spring Woods No. 1; the John M. Lorbacks, 8314 W. Sunset, Highland Shores No. l; the James H. McCormacks, 7425 South drive, Wonder Center No. 1 and the Daniel A. Ciesliks, 5804 Wonder Woods drive, Wonder Woods. W BILL DEAN AT THE HAMMOND-X66-ORGAN Nightly WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY for your DINING, DANCING, LISTENING PLEASURE McHEWRY COUNTRY CLUB 820 N. JOHN ST. 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