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fa PAGE 16-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1972 Ringwood News Mrs. Jane Weiss assists Edgebrook pupils in clay sculpturing. Lesson In Sculpturing Brazilian Student Presents Program At Local Church Deneval Filho of Brazil, AFS student at McHenry high school, presented a most in­ teresting program on Brazilat the Ringwood church last Sunday afternoon. Denny showed slides and pictures of his homeland, followed by a question-and-answer session which everyone enjoyed. VISITORS Jerry Ogden of Park Ridge is spending a few days with his parents, Mf. andJMrs. Earl Ogden, whilp^recuperating from recenr surgery on his knee. We hope those crutches can be discarded very soon, Jerry. Gary Linstad of Appleton has been spending his semester break with the Art Christopher family this past week. W.S.C.S. The Women's Societv of Christian Service will meet Wednesday, Feb. 9, at 12:30 for dessert-coffee. Mrs. William Howenstine will present the program showing slides on the work of the American Friends Service in Mexico. ^RETURN HOME Dave and Patti Miller have returned home after two grand and glorious weeks in Florida and the Bahamas and Nassau. They both have acquired a beautiful tan. They really relaxed and enjoyed their free time. Grandma and grandpa Low, with the help of Aunt Susie and Uncle Ed Erwin, kept Baby Scott and Lee for the 2 weeks. ABOUT TOWN A few ladies were served coffee and goodies at Patti Miller's home one morning last week. The occasion, a ^pmonstration. Those square dancers are still at it. Doris and Walt Low went square dancing on Friday night with five other couples from the Checkerboard Square club and then again on Monday night found them all at it again. The lessons are over but they are' going to workshops on Monday nights. These workshops involve more ad­ vanced dancing and is very good if you wish to go to other clubs to dance. Sgt. Ed Erwin left on Saturday of last week for Charleston, S.C. Destiniation Frankfort, Germany. Sue and kids are with her parents temporarily until they hear from Ed at to where in Germany he is stationed. Good luck, Ed. This past Sunday Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McPhearson of Downers Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ack man were dinner guests in the Clayton Bruce home. Monday evening found a group of women surprising Miss Beverly McPhearson in her new home with some gifts and goodies. (Hey girls hear Princesses, Dads Campout In Mid-February The Lake Region YMCA Indian Princess Nation Chief Ed Malenius of McHenry an­ nounced that twenty-nine firm campout registrations are in. Late registrations are due. His Dancing Waters Nation of fathers and daughters (1-3 grade) will go to Geo. Williams college at Williams Bay, Wis., for a dormitory campout Feb. 12 and 13. Gerry Hack's Blackfeet you also had some real good tasting goodies.) FAT­ TENING! Welcome to the community Bev. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Birthday wishes go out to Leonard Ackerman on Feb. 7 and on Feb. 9 we find Allen Harrison and Marilyn Miller both sharing the day and on the eleventh Paul Winston, Sr., celebrates his day. Biggest and best wishes to you all. tribe, Jim Fuerholzer's Algonquins, Bob Voss' Cherokees, Bruce Bradley's Menominees and Richard Smith's Siouxs are firm in at­ tending. Included in the "get to know your daughter-father better" weekend are songs, skits, a project, outdoor games, chapel and tribal awards. There will also be free time, indoor games, good meals, intra-tribal games and much fun. The other campout will be in the summer and will probably be a tent and camper affair. A father and daughter banquet will be held in the spring. These along with the home centered tribal meetings and individual family activities provide a closer companionship for father and daughter. Information about the Princess program can be secured from the YMCA, 95 Grant street, Crystal Lake. Various experiments show that the speed of the fastest messages carried by the human nervous system is 265 miles per hour. For the past two years, some of the Edgebrook teachers have been embarked on a pilot program with funds from the state to identify the academically and creatively gifted children in Edgebrook "school These children are being given opportunities to do independent study in some interest area of their own choosing. The children make contracts with their teachers to do this independent study Completed contracts are evaluated by the student and any other persons he chooses These children are released from class to work on their projects. The teachers act as resource persons. Early in the fall of 1971, the fourth grade teachers of Edgebrook made a talent survey among the parents of the children in their classes Several of the parents indicated they had skills and talents they were willing to share with students. One of the mothers, Mrs. Jane Weiss, is an art teacher on a half-time basis in a neighboring school. She was contacted and graciously consented to teach a class in clay sculpturing As a result, a group of some twenty students from the third, fourth and fifth grades are spending from 4 to 5 hours a week with Mrs. Weiss, happily carving and shaping masses of clay into creations of their own designing. The Edgebrook teachers and students sin­ cerely hope that Mrs. Wiess is just the first of many talented people in the community who will share and help to enrich the total school program Local Students On Dean's List At MacMurray Miss Carol Jean Schuh of McHenry and Judith Ann Strorigl Sherk, 111 S. Clay, Jacksonville. 111., formerly of McHenry. have been named to the Dean s list at MacMurray college for the first semester, 1971-72. Students honored must have earned a 3.5 (A ) grade average or better while taking at least 14 hours of academic work during the semester. Forty-eight of the students listed received a 4.0 (Straight A) average for the term. Miss Schuh, a senior sociology major at Mac- Murray, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs William A. Schuh, 910 S. Lily Lake road She is a graduate of the McHenry Community high school. Judith Sherk, a junior psychology major at Mac- Murray, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walczynski, 4504 N. Hilltop drive. She has received a 4.0 (Straight A) grade point average for the term. She is a graduate of the Marian Central Catholic high school, Woodstock. County Board Primary Tuesday, February 8, 1972 McHenry County Board District No. 2 composed of Burton - McHenry - Nunda Voters, A VOTE FOR REPUBLICAN: MILTON J. 'Miif McHALE REPUBLICAN MILTON J. 'Milt' McHALE asks your support PAST VICE - PRESIDENT AND PRESIDENT HOME OWNERS ASSN. PAST MEMBER ADVISORY COUNCIL McHENRY AREA CIVIL DEFENSE BOOSTER AND SUPPORTER, JOHNSBURG AND McHENRY RESCUE SQUADS. MEMBER ST PATRICK S PARISH, ALSO ATTENDS ST. JOHNS, JOHNSBURG HAS A CHILD IN EACH OF MONTINI, EAST CAMPUS AND WEST CAMPUS SCHOOLS. n w is a Vote : X AGAINST: BAD ZONING DECISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS PLATS! UNEARNED BOARD MEMBERSHIPS. LACK OF PRIORITIES. 0 LOW COST HOUSING, CHAOS! UNFAIR TREATMENT OF SENIOR CITIZENS BY HIGHER TAXES FOR FEWER SERVICES ROUGHSHOD, TREATMENT OF TAXPAYERS AT HEARINGS. PREJUDICED, ILL-TREATMENT OF OBJECTORS. FREE BASKETBALL An official size and weight basketball is FREE to licensed drivers when you visit our showroom. Offer expires March 31, 1972. Able and Qualified by Education, Training and Business Experience. Place your "X" in the Top Square, in front of the first name on the Republican Primary Ballot. No. 1 REPUBLICAN MILTON J. m McHALE ORGANIZER OR SUPPORTER. BOY AND GIRL SCOUTS, BROWNIE AND CUB SCOUTS, MOOSE, LITTLE LEAGUE, MARCH OF DIMES, CEREBRAL PALSY AND RETARDED CHILDREN. ENGINEERING GRADUATE -- U.S. NAVY ENGINEERING SCHOOL OVER TEN YEARS IN PLANT MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION. OVER 19 YEARS, LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER {Inactive) OVER 9 YEARS, LICENSED GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER. ( I n a c t i v e ) REGISTERED SECURITIES REPRESENTATIVE NOTARY PUBLIC U.S. NAVY VETERAN HE IS THE ELECTED TRUSTEE OF McHENRY MOOSE LODGE No. 691. FINISHING 3rd YEAR. HE IS SECRETARY - TREASURER OF LEGION No 169. McHENRY UNIT. FINISHING FOURTH TERM. HE IS SERVING AS "EAST MOOSE" (VICE-PRESIDENT) OF 11 NORTHEAST ILLINOIS MOOSE LODGES, AMONG THEM FOX LAKE, HARVARD. WOODSTOCK. CRYSTAL LAKE, McHENRY. WAUCONDA, ETC. FINISHING HIS TERM "MILT" HAS ALWAYS BEEN MOST ACTIVE IN ALL KINDS OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS. ' MILT" IS FINISHING FOURTEEN YEARS (14) AS A DEDICATED REPUBLICAN PRECINCT CAPTAIN IN McHENRY No 6, WHERE ANTHONY VARESE IS THE COMMITTEEMAN YOUR VOTE COUNTS --USE IT --GET OUT AND VOTE X MILTON J. Milt' McHALE for County Board Advertisement paid for by : Milt McHale from Donations. Don't Forget At Election Time Or Anytime, Also Support Your Rescue Squads.-They Merit Your Support. 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