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X GIRL | College H on o rs ] PAGE 5 - PLAlNDKALfe.il • WEDNESDAY, MAY 23.1979 SCOUTS • NICKEL DAY McHenry Girl Scouts were most pleased with the outcome of their Nickel day in the park, held on May 5. The excellent participation was appreciated. Brownie troop 407 held its first "Little Sister Day". They had seven kindergarten students present along with their mothers. The Brownies did a project, they also had treats, and played some games. Everyone had a very nice time. I'm sure those kindergartners can hardly wait till next year when they can join the Brownies. * Brownie troop 415 made fuzzy bunnies from cotton balls. They are also making sit upons and hot dog cookers for their fly up. These girls have also been busy working on their world of people badge. Sounds like they have been pretty busy. Brownie troop 211 spent some of its hard earned money, earned from cookie sales, to treat themselves to a day of fun at the roller rink. On May 19 they will visit a conservation area for a nature scavenger hunt. Each girl will receive a scavenger list, and will try to find such things as a bird's nest, an oak leaf, deer tracks and more. On May 26, they will have a father' and daughter weenie roast to familiarize dads with the Brownie program. Sounds like some very interesting ideas these girls are doing, with the help of their leaders, of course. Brownie troop 408 and troop 402 will take the third grade Brownie troop camping on Mayl8,19 nd 20. Hopefully, they will have some nice weather for their campout. Brownie troop 480 had a cookout at Shabbona hills with troops 88 and 150. Though the weather was a bit chilly, everyone enjoyed the ex­ perience of preparing a meal and hiking about the Girl Scout campgrounds. Also on May 10, troop 480 went on a hay ride, after which they had a cookout. Another busy troop enjoying the out-of-doors. Junior troop 410 will be in­ viting the Brownies from troop 210 to join them in a night of fun and games. Troop 410 will also be going out for pizza. Then on May 24, the parents are invited to the meeting. They will be passing out badges that the girls have earned and the new girls will receive their pins. On May 31, troop 410 will be making favors for the Fourth of July holiday to give to the folks at a nursing home. Sounds like they will be having a very busy month. It's nice to see the girls thinking of the people in the nursing home on days other than Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving. Junior troop 88 will be demonstrating some of the skills they have learned to their sister Brownie troops 150 and 480. Then, on May 29 they will have their fly-up ceremony for troops 150 and 480. Sounds like the Juniors will be keeping those Brownies very busy. Cadette troop 41 went out for a night of bowling and pizza. These girls have also been busy working on some of their badges, and on Cadette >nges. On May 9, they will be having a nurse come to teach /them some basic first aid. Some of the Cadettes went on a campout where they earned their Challenge of Emergency Preparedness pins. These girls worked very hard to fill all the requirements needed for the challenge. They have also been busy making vests to put their badges on after they have earned them. On May 16, they are inviting all interested Juniors to come to their meeting. They will teach them a new song, work on some badge requirements. They have also made up some posters telling about the Cadettes. May 23, the girls are having a cookout for their parents. There will also be a treasure hunt and they will receive badges that they have earned. Another busy troop enjoying the outdoors. Scribe A Foolish Question Man at the gate: Is your mother home? Little boy: Say, you don't suppose I'm mowing the lawn because the grass is long do you? Some Knock The deaf old lady went to live near one of the naval ports. Shortly afterwards, a battleship fired a salute of 10 guns. The old lady, who lived alone, got out of her chair, smoothed her dress, patted her hair, and said sweetty, "Come in." TILLMAN GEOGRAPHY AWARD-John Heard, a graduating geography student from McHenry, was named co-recipient of the Tillman award at Western Illinois university. The honor is given to the top student(s) in the department of geography. Dr. Arlin Fentem, chairman of the department, made the presentation to Heard. Criteria for selection includes scholarship, professionalism, service and how the student represents the department. The $100 award is in honor of Arthur Tillman, former chairman of the department. Heard will be attending WIU next fall as a master's degree candidate in the geography department and has been awarded an assistantship. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Heard, 1911 Sunnyside Beach drive, McHenry. FRANKLIN 1250 N. GREEN ST., McHENRY Opon till We will 8:30 Thurs. be closed & Fri. Nite Memorial Day! PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY % m SENSATIONAL VALUES! FOR THE FAMILY! HOME! OUTDOOR LIVING! Loung* Around! ftatex / Sun Bmthm! Delate RATIO FURNITURE Bright, wipe clean vinyl tubing, sturdy steel frames Sun cot adjusts to 6 positions Matching non tilting chair folds for storage • CHAIR 34-in. high. 20-in. wkto • SUN COT 72-in. long. 22 in. wide Grandson Of Local Couple UOfl Graduate KEVIN P. KEANE Following graduation from the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Illinois, an open house will be held in honor of Kevin P. Keane at the home of his mother, Doris Keane, at 567 Gerry street, Woodstock, May 26, from 4 to 8 p.m. Kevin plans to leave in June to begin his job in an equine practice in Fowlerville, Mich. The young graduate is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Keane, 4815 Crystal Lake road, McHenry. Eastern Illinois Confers Degrees On Area Students Approximately 1500 spring semester graduates received degrees at Eastern Illinois university's commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 13, An additional 200 students, who completed their degree requirements at the end of the fall semester, participated in the program. Among those graduating are Everett J. Klapperich and Deborah M. Schabow, both of McHenry. Klapperich received a B.S. with secondary teaching certificate, and Ms. Schabow earned a B.A. In the glasses of thine eyes I see thy grieved heart. -Shakespeare. 0ff& OS. ORIGINAL PIZZA Ready Cooked Pizzas.... PIPING HOI CARRY OUTS ONLY!!!! SPECIAL!! Introductory Offer for the Month of June Storting Friday, June 1,11 AM TILL 10 PM LARK Sousoge and Cheese 4.00 Cheese 3.25 Party (Gorboge) 6.00 Extra Ingredients 75 4.50 OPEN HOURS WED., THURS., FRI. 11 AM TILL 10 PM SAT 4 PM TILL 11 PM CLOSED SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY TILL FURTHER NOTICE. 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