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IIQUUR5 tee OF FINE WINES AND LIQUORS *4610 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL. OUR McHENRY STORE ONLY - WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS MERCHANTS COLD SEAL Ral Catawba, White Catawba Pink Catawba 1.5 LITRE MAC. 1977 Cbeiii Blanc 1976 6aaay Beaajolais 1977 Caaay Rosa 750 ML FIFTH CHRISTIAN BROS. BRANDY 756 It FIFTH 91 SOUTHERN COMFORT 90 PROOF... 750 ML FIFTH 54 AMARETTO Dl S ARONNO 7501n FflFTH 103 PLEASE PHONE FOR OTHER CASE PRICES!!! Compare McHonry... Holiday Savings Aro at Boll!!! PEPSI PEPSI LIGHT DIET PEPSI 7*UP DR. PEPPER CRUSH 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES 6-12 0Z. CANS McHenry Plaindealer HORNSBYS family centers - Join Together To Offer 37% Savings Subscription ^ 13 (McHenry County New Subscribers Only) Phone 385-0170 "Singing Boys" In Concert Awards To Scouts ys of Rockford A - Kishwaukee district-BSA hield its Annual district appreciation dinner at the Branded Steak House recently, with Troop 347, Bethany Lutheran chruch, Crystal Lake, posting the colors. Mike Poper, Kishwaukee district chairman, was Master of Ceremonies and presented appreciation plaques to Clyde Kangas of McHenry, past district commissioner, and to Paul Cobb, also of McHenry, Past district chairman. The honor unit award wait to Packs 131 and 142, and Troop 131, all of McHenry; and Pack 452, Pistakee. Conrad Floeter,, mem­ bership chairman, informed all scouters that 2,397 boys from Kishwaukee district (which represents McHenry county) were enrolled in the Scouting program as of Oct. 31. Bill Grogg, Finance chairman, presented the sustaining membership enrollment plaques to Paek 142, McHenry, and to Paek 172 of Harvard. Each pack raised $250 for the SME. . Guest speaker was Klasing, director of court services of McHenry county. Director David Burmeister leads the Kantorei, "The Sin; concert. The Kantorei, "The Singing boys of rockford," will perform in concert Sunday, Dec. 16, at St. Mary's church, McHenry, at 5 p.m. The Kantorei (pronounced Kahn'-toe-rye) is composed of boys aged 10 to 18 representing schools in the greater Rockford area. They will perform a program of musical variety ranging from popular standards to musical classics. The choir is in its fifteenth year and is under the direction of David Bur­ meister, Auburn high school (Rockford) choral director. Burmeister is in his second year as Kantorei director, having succeeded Linden Lundstrom, who founded the choir in 1964. The Kantorei serves as during a goodwill ambassadors and has traveled extensively throughout the United States and abroad. The boys have sung in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Great Britain, Scotland, and Wales, and are planning a tour of Germany in 1982. The program is sponsored by St. Mary's parish, McHenry. Tickets may be obtained in advance from MCC Studies Heat Problem The MCC Board and ad­ ministration have been working closely with the Capital Development board on possible solutions recurring to problems with the heating and ventilating system. Pierce has recommended the college engage a con­ sultant to work with the Board committee, study the Jim and Rita Thennes, Fred and Connie Schmidt, Fr. Robert Balog, or at the door. units, propose alternatives and estimate costs of any changes. This information would be used by CDB to draft legislation for funds to complete the improvements. This recommendation will be considered by the MCC Board of Trustees at the Dec. 13 meeting. Know the Mind * A neurosis represents a con­ flict in the mind of a funda­ mentally healthy person. The neurotic exists in the real world. A psychosis, on the other hand, represents a dis­ tortion in the personality. A psychotic sees neither himself, others, nor events as they ac­ tually exist. Hurry Offer Expires December 31, A