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Thursdays February 17; 1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Three -- Page Tfiremes .4 Alfred Seiling, president of the Lake Region YMCA, presents an inscribed portable rostrum to William Burns, - president of the Lake1 Region Y's Men at chattering banquet of the "group of men OF and FOR the 'Y'Also shown are International Y's Men flags presented by the Naperville club and the club banner given by the sponsoring club, Evanston. Highlighting National YMCAM/ efek was the recent chartering banquet of the Lake Region Y's Men's club, a "group of men OF and FOR the 'Y'," a t t e n d e d b y s o m e s e v e n t y members, wives and guests. • International Y's Men's cjubs now are to be founded in forty-four countries and a flag set accenting this fact was presented by the Naperville club. ' A smorgasbord served by the ladies of St. Paul's United Church of Christ, followed the invocation by Rev. Walter Bloiesch. . Following lively entertainment by "Steve and Steve," and introduction of guests from six other Y's Men's clubs and the'International, the Evanston club conducted the induction of the new club. It was an impressive ceremony conducted by candlelight and emphasizing the six guiding tenets of TC's dom. " Northern District Governor Roger Rouse installed the officers, who were William Bums as president, Delbero Jeter as vice-president, Russell Magill as secretary, a fid John Hillwick as treasurer. i . : Additional gifts were a gavel from George Atterbury of the Elmhurst club, and an inscribed portable rostrum from the board of directors of the Lake Region YMCA presented by Alfred Seiling, president. George Yenerich made the flag presentation for the Naperville club and Charles McKibbin, the banner for the Evanston club. Myron "Mike" Sturm, immediate past president of Y's Men's International, was the speaker. Mr. Sturm Remarked of his attendance last fall at the White House Conference on Inter- nation Cooperation and oi his mixed reactions as to the accomplishments. He strongly praised the matter-of-fact, direct- answer approach of Secretary of Sate Dean Rusk who pointed out that there are 2,000 international meetings each year which can help foster inter- nation cooperation. Other remarks directed severe censure of the US Senate for "playing politics" with the seven J.N. conventions on Human Rights. It take two tank cars of .ink to print the 60 million 1040 tax forms yearly. REVOKEONE LICENSE; TWO ARE SUSPENDED The office of Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of the driver license of' Mihkel Vaab of Crystal Lake for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for Cornelius W. Miller of 603 Santa Barbara, McHenry, and Conrad T. Mueller of 7704 Ravinia drive, Spring Grove, both for three violations. Probationary permits have been issued to Harold D. Ford and Albert H. Sigmurid of Crystal Lake, Louis R. Kaminski of Algonquin and Alex B. Sharpe of Woodstock. A tombstone usually says something nice for a feller when he's down. ' CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE "Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect,- will of God," is one of the Bible passages included in this week's service on "Mind" to be read in McHenry Christian Science church this Sunday. LAWN Electee edger and trimmer tncnidedl kvith this offer for a limited time with purchase of Lawn Rang PARAMOUNT ELECTRIC EDGER All TRIMMER IT TRIMS IT TRiH IT w Hew Reo-MaSo Difte • wm Vmk 3ssl» • Safety (tear Dfoohar Cmw In foil a demonstration TODMW HOME THE COMPLETE UMT CHEi PACK/SID OFFEB EXPIRES MARCH 15.1966 4005 W. Waukegan Rd. The average 7 inch pencil is sharpened 17 times, and can write 45,000 words. DEL*)ftE9 dRENKAN 65S-0O45 ANN WINSTON OUEEN OF HEARTS! ON BIRTHDAY Anna Winston was the Qufcen of Hearts^at a party in her honor on Valentine's Day. It Was her tenth birthday. Her frlom, Betty, fixed the decorations to coincide with the Valentine theme, with pink carnations and- red hearts. Each girl was presented with a corsage at the door. The game^ also» followed along this line, as well as the refreshments. Attending the party were Pam O'Halleran, Pam Jones, Patty Jones, Toni Jones, Patty Brennan, Juanita Ackerman, Resae Ackerman, Margery Beaman, Karen Lanway, Helen Malsch, Linda Meyer and Colleen Mayer, as well as the guest for the party, Anna Winston. Community Club Meeting Feb. 38 The details of the Ringwood Community Club's rrfonthly meeting will be printed in next week's paper, but just a brief notice for you to keep the date open,so you can attend.' It will be on Monday, Feb. 28, at the Ringwopd school at 8 p.m. All in the community are cordially invited to attend. There is much to discuss for the coming months, so let's Join the fun and diSCUssioh, OK?? ftirg. Stfste Ertvlrt and Daughter in Germany On Jan. 29, Mrs. Susie Erw i r t a r i d * t d a u g h t e r , D o n n a Lyhn, left for Germany to jbin tfteir husbfitid and father, Respectively. Mr. Erwin is stationed near Manheim with the armed services,for the present. Susie's mom, Doris Low, has her address, if any of her friends or schoolmates would like to drop her a few lines. Hot Lunch Servers Servers for hot. dogs on Feb. 23, are Helen Barker and Dolly Malsch. Serving barbeques on March 2 vWll.be Dolly Malsch and Marian Winters. were dinner guests ill the Mr.. ahd Mrs. Eugene Oxtoby home oh Sunday, in honor of the Nelsons' forty-eighth wedding anniversary. Supper gufests Were, Mi*, and Mrs. Dbn Butler and family of McHeriry and Mr. and Mrs. .Harold Nelson and family of Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Oxtoby attended the silver anniversary open house for Harry and Virginia Ritter on Sunday. It was held at the Elk's Club in Woodstock. Once again the column is drawn to a close. Must get ready to take over my room mother's duties at our Valentine's party. See you next week? Here 'N' There Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley were Supday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall and sons. It was a belated celebration in honor of Bill's birthday of the previous week. The Paul Walkington family spent a very enjoyable Sunday in Chicago, where they attended church services of Rev. Bruce Brenneman, and spent the afternoon with the Brenneman family. The Brennamans were , formerly of Ringwood. Mr. arid Mrs. Magnus Nelson Mankind has learned how to make planes, boats, cars, and money go faster. FOB XOURISlfc } .Trie S&fe of 111 i no i^lf through the Departtii^nt' Business ahd Ecbnomic t>eVel-l opmerit'g Divisioh dt Tourfstti, will be relfJresefitfed statewide' for the fir§t time at six travel shows iri the Midwest. This also is the first time. 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