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CRUHCtt j> CHARLESFRANTZ Charles K. Frantz has been elected chairman of the board of directors of the Consumer Credit Insurance association for 1974-75. He is senior vice- president of Continental Casualty company. Except for two years in the Army and a brief stint as a high school teacher, Mr. Frantz's career has been with Continental. Recently named senior vice- president of the company, Frantz began his career as Accident and Health manager of the New Orleans branch^ ttffice. He has served on the CCIA's board of directors since 1968. He and his wife, Barbara, have three children, Jeff, Scott, and Barbara. They reside in McHenry. PICNIC TIME . . . SNACK TIME TASTY FUN FOR THE 4th SERVICE JVEWS Men's Novelty Sport Shirts Short sl««v« pull ovor shirts in beautiful prints, with knit waist band -- plackat collar. All sisos. On sal* whil* thoy last. All Ladies Shorts Our Reg. 4.54 NOW Wide variety of styles & colors. All sizes. 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Model TA-56E. 4400 Market Place Shopping Center McHenry, Illinois • family centers Woodstock,Illinois • • • V - - * • > ' > • • • • v.v : • • 1 • • v* 1 Farm Business, Management In 50th Anniversary The Illinois Farm Business Farm Management association (FBFM) will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary Sept. 4-5, according to George Young, McHenry county Extension adviser with the University of Illinois. FBFM has co- sponsored an educational service program in farm record keeping and farm business management in cooperationiwith the University of Illinois since 1924, he adds. About 25 percent of all full- nine larm operators in Illinois are enrolled in the FBFM program While full-time operators have farms only slightly larger than the average of all farms, they account for most of the farm production in the state, says Young FBFM's fiftieth anniversary celebration will begin with a banquet on the evening of Sept. 4 at Illinois State university's Union ballroom at Normal. The program includes a documentary on "The Farm HERE AND THERF IN BUSINESS Charles Frantz Is Named Board Chairman CCIA Story: Service and Education," and a talk by Captain Stubby. Orion Samuelson, ' farm director, WGN-Radio, will be master of ceremonies and longtime FBFM coo per a tors will be honored. •Sept. 5 will be Farm Mangement day in Illinois. There will be concurrent tours s of seven FBFM farms in the Bloomington area from 9 to 11 a.m. These will be followed by a barbecue luncheon and a live broadcast of the WGN noontime farm show from Farm Bureau field at Bloomington. U.S. Rep. Paul Findley will speak at 1:15 p.m. on "Can American Farmers Mem orlal Gifts Large Part Heart Fund Total memorial gifts contributed to the local Heart association this year 'o date amount to $1,830, according to William Rudat, Memorial Gift chairman. This represents 21 .percent of the $9,300 total contributed so far in the local Heart fund campaign. Tickets for the FBFM fiftieth anniversary banquet or the barbecue are available from FBFM fieldmen or county UAIUIOIVMI Oiitc The Heart spokesman noted that many local residents have made memorial gifts to the Heart association in the name of departed friends and relatives. "Such memorials not only honor the memory of a friend or loved one," he said, "but also help the living by furthering the work of your Heart association." "In addition, many persons find memorial gifts are particularly fitting as a tribute to the achievements of a civic leader or business associate, to recognize special service given a business firm or community group and even for personal o c c a s i o n s , b i r t h d a y s , graduations and weddings They help save lives by supporting heart research, public education and community programs." To make a memorial gift, send the name of the person to be honored, your own name and address and that of the person to be notified, together with your check or money order made out to McHenry County Heart Association to: William Rudat, 1900 N. Seminary, Woodstock, 111, 60098 Information and forms for making memorial gifts may be obtained by calling 338-4019 Gifts are promptly acknowledged with a dignified card naming the donor and the person in whose honor the eift Finding Security PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER In Retirement For many, the greatest U- i in reUrement is not Income, but a reason and the opportunity to associate with people A person who was involved in a busy sell ing career, for example might greatly miss the daily contact with people. Or, if one has been constantly on the go and travel ing for twenty or thirty years, there seems like there is l i t t le comfort in sitt ing on the front porch Many retirees, like many teen is made. The amount of the gift is not stated. A receipt is sent to the donor-, for tax purposes. Gifts to the Heart Association are ftillv tax deductible. agers, are content to sit around and complain about the fact there is "nothing to do." The happy ones get out and look for interesting and different things to do After all, opportunity does not knock on every door Jobs that need doing are not always advertised in the newspaper. Community program*, church group-: and civic group* always have need for people with upecial talents and ahillt ' . v but you won't find them listed under the help wanted columns One thing in retirement that is important is a good start Take the effort to do something or get somewhere before you settle down on the front porch Re­ member. it 's always easier to sit down than \[ »s to stanxl up. - WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1*74 There's a saying that goes something like this: "Happiness is a running stream and not a stagnant pool." That message makes a lot of sense, and its meaning relates to all of us. Retirement can be a miserable time for one who has nothing to do. But, happiness in retirement s having something to do-- and doing it. 1 GOOD W0B from the Sible The glory of the Lord rj shall endure for ever-, the Lord shall rejoice in his works. v>' Psalm J 04 : 3J . A • • * A" * *. * * * *, * * A * * • A * 10 to 6 r* *7"*? • * * •. • X. W Jr-M ' re Op© r t ' h„u,< My I » «. »-**1 0 * ' H°UrS Y w. rn_r * A rices Effective Wed., July 3 -- Sun., July 7