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Hiuday Hills NIM INEZ YOTOT© 385-4672 Charter For Cub Scouts Mrs. Gerry Breede, Junior Vice President of V.F.W. auxiliary for the Fox Valley Post 4600 receives charter for Cub Scout Troop 458 from the neighborhood commissioner George Ames. The following news for Cub Scout pack 458 is reported by Henry Haufe. The annual Blue and Gold Dinner of Cub Scout Pack No. 458 was held on the evening of Feb. 18 at the VFW Fox Valley Post 4600 in McHenry. This was, without a doubt, one of the best affairs of the year. Our appreciation for a fine job of organization and preparation to Mrs. H. Breede, chairman of the occasion and to her assistants, Mrs. Mary Mullins, Mrs. Nancy Christy, and Mrs. Virginia Lundelius. The cuisine, as usual, was superb, consisting of ham, barbeque, assorted breads, salads, desserts and beverages. Many of the people were seen going back for seconds and thirds, yours truly included. The meeting was called to order by Jack White, Cubmaster, with the pledge of allegiance to our flag. Following the pledge, the honored guests for the evening were introduced. They were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Catanzaro, Scoutmaster of the local Boy Scout unit, Mr. and Mrs. George Ames, Neighborhood Commissioner for the Kishwaukee Scout District, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young, representing the McHenry Plaindealer as the area columnist, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hansen. Mr. Hansen is the Senior Vice-Commander of the VFW to the Den mothers and mem-? bers of the committee. All the boys participated in a skit called 'Recipe for a Cub Scout'. It showed all the boys dropping the ingredients into a make believe pot and Boy Scouts Schmidt and Connell stirring it with a large spoon. Upon completion of the ingredients and mixing, out popped a real live Cub Scout to the delight of all present. We were impressed with the candle light ceremony as conducted by former Cubmaster, Jack Connell, and his two assistants, Scouts Connell and Schmidt. After the ceremony, Cubmaster Jack Whit® and Harold Breede handed out the following awards: John Eoettcher, Wolf Badge and Gold Arrow, Roy Breede, Denners Badge, Anthony Christy, Recruiters Badge, Ricky Connell, Wolf Badge and Gold Arrow, Wally Foreman, Bobcat Pin, Timmy Hughes, Wolf Badge, and Gold Arrow, Tommy Hughes, Wolf Badge and Gold Arrow, James Mullins, Recruiters Badge, Kurt Teuber, Wolf Badge and Gold Arrow, Alan White, Denners Badge and 1 and 2 year pins and Boy Scout Gary Connell received his Den Chief Award. The date for the Piqewood Derby was announced for March 25 at the VFW hall. The kits were distributed with approthere. I am sure this has been a highlight of the Cub Scouting sated many times, but renumbering our problems for a suitable meeting place in the past, I cannot stress too deeply CHIT appreciation for our sponsorship by this fine organization. After the introductions, Mr. White impressed upon all present how fortunate we are to be Americans. An important part of the Cub scout movement is . making all these young men aware of this seemingly disappearing trait. A regular feature of every pack meeting is the roll call and uniform inspection. This is done by Leo Vance, the assistant cubmaster and leader of ih|l| Webelos Den, and Harold Breede, the institutional representative of Pack 458. , After dinner, the Charter for Pack No. 458 was presented to Mrs. Harold Breede, representing the Ladies Auxiliary VFW Fox Valley Post 4600, who are sponsors of our group. The presentation was made by George Ames, Neighborhood Commissioner for the Kishwaukee District. Presentations of niAmKnrchin rvarrlc wore moHo Smitty's Aulo Topics by George Smith BETTER DRIVERS TODAY The traffic death rate isn't so bad when you" look at it on a mile-for-mile basis over the years. For example: 1946 sljows 10 people dying for every hundred million miles of travel compared to 5.7 persons for the year 1964. If the same rate would have continued, the toll would have reached 82,000 instead of 47,700 for 1964. I suppose it proves that better roads and driver education is helping through the years. Of course, this bit of figuring isn't going to console you if you're one of the statistics. So, take it easy and remember, Smitty's Sinclair Service ai 3602 W. Elm street does a good job on brakes, tires and many other safety services. See us todqy. Adv. LICENSE PLATE SERVICE Driver's & Chauffeur's Bonded season and we urge all dads and boys to do their best. We have extra sets for any boys who would like to join our unit and join in on the fun of Pinewood night and cubbing in general. Juse call 385-5337,385-7352or 385-3131. BOY SCOUT TF^OOP 132 Monday, Feb. 19, George Ames, Neighborhood commissioner of the Kishwaukee District, was back with local boys again, this time to present the charter for Boy Scout troop 132. The charter presentation took 385-9803 place at Casey's hall and was made to Con Kasprzyk, institutional representative for the boys' sponsors, the Griswold Lake Athletic club. a This was parents night and the following boys received awards Ken Boettcher, Tenderfoot, Steve Kasprzyk, Tenderfoot and FredQuilico, Assistant Scoutmaster Badge. Guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. George Ames and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wegener who were there to receive an appreciation award for Ron's mother, Mrs. Agnes Wegener Barbier, who has allowed the boys to use her farm in Volo for camping on many occasions. Scoutmaster Catanzaro flowed movies of the troops campouts, to the delight of both boys and parents. Refreshments for the evening were served by Donna Kasprzyk, Jo Janik, Marge Connell, Marge Schmidt, and Helen Boettcher. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 478 Junior Girl Scout Troop 478 packed bed rolls and amid giggles and squeals of delight headed for Hawthrone ^Hills Girl Scout Lodge in Elgin after school on Friday. The girls did their camping under the leadership of \ Leone Kathan and Phyl Harper, leaders of the troop and Vi Abbink who stayed overnight with them and added a great deal to the enjoyment of the occasion. The meals were served by the three patrols of the troop and after a most enjoyable 24 hours, the girls returned home on Saturday afternoon. Drivers for the troop besides those who stayed were Margie Shellenberger, Pat Hughes and Leona Estis. Twenty- five girls attended the campout. BROWNIE TROOP 409 Brownie Troop 409 will take part in a district Mothers and Daughters Tea on Sunday, March 10. It is important that the leaders know how many girls and their mothers will be present. Linda Janik is the Piper representative and will head the call of the piper. GET-WELL A cheery get-well wish to Jerry Krueger who is recuperating nicely at home after an appendectomy at McHenry hospital. Also toBerniceMalstrom hope you are feeling Ijetter. BIRTH DAZE A happy birthday to Herb Hill, Sr. who celebrates his day on March 1. ELECT OFFICERS Sunday's election of officers for the Holiday Hills Property Owner's Association brought the following results: President, Harold Breede, Vice-President, Jim Graf, Treasurer, Henry Haufe, Recording Secretary, Ann Graf, Corresponding Secretary, Leone Kathan, Sergeant at Arms, Ed Hughes. Board of Directors: Unit No. 1, Bob Szamlewski, No. 2, Dennis Kosup, No. 3, Ken Brady, No. 4, William Goebel, No. 5, Rick Postal, At Large Bill Boettcher and Jim Harper. These people have a tough job ahead, let's give them our whole hearted support! WARNING ! NO BURNING Several grass fires have burned out of control in the past week and the first department asks all residents that they discontinue burning anything, even in approved burners, until fur- € > E2IS HERE m INHERE IN #USS NESS McHenry; Loren Hopper, Don Madsen and W. H. Tammeus, Woodstock. RECORD EARNINGS Northern Illinois Gas company announced that earnings for 1967 reached a record high of $2.50 a share, up 7 percent over the 1966 figure of $2.33. Marvin Chandler, NI-Gas chairman and president, said the company's revenues also hit a new peak. He reported 1967 revenues of $241,200,000, compared to $218,900,000 for 1966. APPRECIATION PARTY Members of the sales staff of Investors Diversified Services in McHenry county will entertain their customers with an appreciation night Feb. 29 at the Woodstock community high school auditorium. Over 1,300 invitations have been sent out according to Sam Absher, Wonder Lake, district manager. Included in the sales staff in McHenry county are Sam Absher, Wonder Lake; George Collette, ther notice. Thank you for your cooperation. NAMED TO COMMITTEE E. Roger Collins, McHenry Savings and Loan association, has, been appointed to the 1968 committee on capital stock associations of the United States Savings and Loan League. The appointment was announced by Hans Gehrke, Jr., of Detroit, Mich., president of the league, which is the national trade organization of the savings and loan business and represents more than 5,100 savings associations and co - operative banks. The committee on capital stock associations was created to study and provide a forum for the discussion of problems unique with the capital stock type of operation. dition to the quarterly dividend -- of 30 percent declared by the directors on Jan. 18, payable# March 11 to shareholders o& record March 1. NAMED TO OFFICE Last week The Fox Valley Sheet Metal Employer's association held its February meeting in Elgin. Election of offi-* cers took place, at which time Jack Phelan of AlthofPs, Inc., was elected treasurer of the association. Featured speaker of the meeting was Raymopd L. Jones, attorney-at - law, who spoke on the procurement of monies for services performed by the Sheet Metal Contractors. DECLARE DIVIDEND The board of directors of Modine Manufacturing company has declared a 30 percent stock dividend on all outstanding capital stock of record as of the close of business on March 1, 196§, payable April 1, 1968. 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