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He is presently (he vice-president of St. Patrick's drama guild in McHenry Stepping out to perform from the thirty-five member McHenry chorus will be Pat (iattone. Barb Halthen, Laurie Schosow and Gail Doughi They are the members of a newly formed registered quartet called the "Musical Express" and will sing several numbers during the show. Quartets in special spotlight performance will be from SPEBSQSA "the On Stage Majority", and from Mchenry "The Happy Times Four". Tickets are now available for both performances. They may be purchased from any Sweet ! Adeline member or by calling :585-0563 or 497-3867 for further information. m mmrn\ WHO KNOWS! were Name PARTY TIME CATERIN6 AT IIS FINEST FOR All OCCASIONS FOR DELICIOUS FOOD AND EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE 815-653-9563 Three Presidents born in August. them. Name the flower for the month of August. What is the August pre­ cious stone? When was Colorado ad­ mitted to the U.S.? What is a williwaw? The banyan tree is na­ tive to what country*? 7. The shuttlecock is used in what game' ' 8. What results when hydro­ gen is burned? 9. When did Britain abolish slavery? Answers To Who Knows 1. Benjamin Harrison, Her­ bert Hoover and Lyndon Johnson. Poppy or gladiolus. Sardonyx or Peridot. August 1, 1876. A violent, cold wind blow­ ing from mountains to coast in far north or south lati tudes. India. Badminton. Water forms. - August 28, 1833. miiiiiiii \\# m TEXAS BOYSCHOIR 6. 7. 8. 9. I I I I I I I I I I 1< American Legion Post 4911 - RINGW00D ROAD, McHENRY - FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00^9:00 P.M.) • PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT • OTHER MENU AVAILABLE • OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE | FRI - 2 Beers and a Coke | SAT - Bob and the Blue Tones Texas Boys Choir To Sing On Concert Series In this Bicentennial year, McHenry county's cultural horizons will be expanded by the coming of a Community Concerts Series. A group of county volunteers have worked since last fall organizing the series and planning the sub­ scription sales. Members of the Community Concerts executive board are David Scherer, president; John Landon, first vice-president; Marilyn Scherer, second vice- president; John Landon, first vice-president; Marilyn Scherer, second vice-president (membership); Marie Ann Vos, third vice-president (publicity); Diane Koenig, secretary and Hazel Dunn, treasurer. The Community Concert plan, which operates in 800 cities in the United States and Canada, brings major concert artists and performing groups to the community at modest prices. No tickets are sold for individual performances. Admission is by membership card which can be obtained from Community Concert volunteer workers. The concerts in Crystal Lake will be held at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of Crystal Lake Community high school, 45 W. Franklin street. Three concerts are guaranteed this year. A fourth concert is planned if the subscription drive is suc­ cessful. The opening concert on Nov. 5 will present the world famous Texas Boys choir, called by Igor Stravinsky "the best boys choir in the world", in a program which includes special tpusic appropriate for the Bicentennial celebration. Subcription sales for the 1975- 76 concert series are due to begin on Sept. 15. Marilyn Scherer, membership chair­ person announces that division heads for the campaign have been appointed. They include Hugh Locker, McHenry, and Irene Borre, Spring Grove- Hebron. After Sept. 28, the Com­ munity Concerts campaign headquarters will be open at 31 East Crystal Lake avenue in Crystal Lake. Honor Five With Prominent Roles yln FS History Five men who had prominent roles in the building and development of McHenry FS will be honored in the new McHenry FS office building with the display of their por­ traits. They will be unveiled at the open house Sunday, Sept. 4 The Gallery of FS Builders was established to recognize the-length of service and the contribution of people who have helped McHenry FS grow in stature to prov farm products and the services needed to assure efficient use of products available. said Stanley Steagall , general manager. The five protraits to be un­ veiled w&re taken in May. 1975, soon after the board of direc­ tors authorized the tribute. All five men have served on the board of directors over a period of years and have retired from the board. Portraits honor Arthur Hoppe of McHenry, now living in Florida, 1945-1961 board member; Stanley Church, Marengo, 1940-1967; Kenneth Cristy. Ringwood farmer who died in July. 1940-1969 board member; Earle B Johnson, Huntley. 1954-1974; and L. Russell Beard. Hebron, 1947- 1975. Church and Cristy were members of the Kishwaukee Service company, the company that served farmers in McHenry, DeKalb and Boone counties, when the decision was made to form McHenry County Service company, predecessor company to McHenry FS. McHenry County Service company began service Feb. 1. 1945. The name was changed to McHenry FS effective May 31, 1965, with the merger of McHenry County Service company and McHenry County Farmers Co-operative association. Sales foundation at that t ime was $2 , i> million. Today sales exceed $8 million. In taking these portraits Don Peasley continued an association with these farmers which began when he moved to McHenry county as a journalist in 1947. Through the years he became closely acquainted with these farm leaders through his work with Farm Bureau and McHenry FS. Four of the photographs were taken on farms. Peasley took Art Hoope's photo in the front yard of Art 's home in northern Florida where the former McHenry area farmer retired Hoppe enjoys life in the sunshine and on a lake at Summerfield. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe are ad­ jacent to an orange grove. They have a banana tree in the front yard, a lake leading from a spacious back yard-and they welcome visitors from the north with rustic hospitality Open House Sept. 14 At New FS Building An open house to enable farmers and the public to see the new office building of McHenry FS at Woodstock is planned for Sunday afternoon, Sept. 4. The building, which has several maintenance-saving features, will be open from 1 to 4 p.m., Stanley Steagall , general manager, said as he invited farmers of McHenry and Walworth counties and the general public to tour the building. As an added feature, McHenry FS personnel will display various pieces o f rolling equipment used in providing modern-day services for fer­ til izer and feed handling. 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A Devoured 5 Ump's call 6 Building extension 7 See 3 -Down (5 wds.) 8 Try to equal 9 Domain of the Golden Horde 11 Your Wagon" 15 Proboscis 18 -- buds 19 Just about enough 22 Mollusk delicacy 23 Strike one as 24 Defensive obstacle 25 Tolerate 28 Expunge 29 Got VIP treatment 31 Tubby's salvaticu 34 Sumatran ape 35 But (Lat.) 2 3 4 P 1 5 6 7 e 9 10 m II 12 m 1* 14. n 15 M \b 17 ie 19 • m 20 21 j| 22 M 23 u 24 25 B n 2b 27 28 29 30 H 31 | 32 53 34 If 35 3fc 37 » B B 39 custom services are needed in addition to the availabili ty of ferti l izers and feeds today. On view will be dry fertil izer spreaders, the huge $32,000 Floater used to spread fer­ ti l izer in fields, bulk dry feed h a n d l i n g e q u i p m e n t , anhydrous ammonia delivery tanks, bulk feed truck and one of the new petroleum tank trucks for farm delivery. The new McHenry FS office building at McConnell road and Route 47, adjacent to the Farm Bureau building, Woodstock, is the result of planning began in 1962. Steagall explained that the McHenry FS board realized McHenry county Farm Bureau's growth in mem­ bership and services would require more space for Farm Bureau offices in about a decade. The Farm Bureau building was built in 1962. McHenry FS began construction of i ts new office headquarters Sept. 20, 1974, and personnel began moving into the building on March 3, 1975. ON STAGE „ ALOHA' SAIL INN Restaurant Rte 59 & Rte 132 Fox Lk. Ill FOR RESERVATIONS CAU. 312-587-1551 -as * OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • • ; • i H ! HALL FOR RENT SHOWERS-WEDDINGS-BANQUETS 400 SEATING CAPACITY CALL - 385-9860 8 | • • SING-A LONG Every FRI. & SAT. H • • P , Coming Events: ADULT AMATEUR CONTEST SEPT. 12 - 10:30 PM - SEPT. 13th - 8PM CASH PRIZES 5 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Wayne & Marie Webb J BEER GARTEN SANDWICH BAR LIQUOR MART 1EUCATET ;EN NTER^ATIOMC HOUSE ' Ml. NORTH OF 173 ON RT. 12 IN RICHMOND, ILL 815-678-7171 Part of the combined chorus, representing members of the McHenry county chamber singers and the Woodstock Fine Arts Chorale rehearse for concerts under the direction of Dr. Elmer Thomas, Conducior-in-Residence for McHenry county. An orchestra of young professional instrumentalists from Chicago will assist the combined chorus in presenting "Gloria" from the B Minor Mass by J.S. Bach and Canti II; Prisms by John Bauer. The concerts will be held Saturday evening, Sept. 20, 8 p.m., McHenry high West campus auditorium; and Sunday afternoon, Sept. 21, at 3 p.m. St. Mary's church, Woodstock. Pictured, left to right, are Sue Seaver, Huntley; Roland Lemker, Harvard; Diane Koenig, Crystal Lake (accompanist); Lynn Koenig, McHenry; Richard Wissell, Woodstock; Pat Schauble, Woodstock; Cathy O'Laughlin, Crystal Lake. 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