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••' s',~." i »4V* if. :&« National Education Week Z)ke KJottg. imc Music Teacher Phil Helwig shows John Jan- Leighty reads the story of John Henry, owicik how to swing a heavy hammer as Carol mmm mm: Miss Shirley Watkins leads her sixth grade day. Nov. 7. class in practicing for the upcoming visitation STRAW MAR Straw Imports From 'round the World Baskets * Furniture • Decorative Pieces • Chests * Hampers Many other items •* STRAW WILLOW WICKER UTTAN COSE '.ti tkf KoHa Open Every Day 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. t Mile WVst of Rt. 45 (iKAYSLAKE, ILL Rt. 120 iBelvidere Rd Phone BA 3-4428 News About Our Servicemen Electronics Technician Seaman Donald C. Engels, USN, son of Mi", and Mrs. Robert L. Engels of 8905 W. Sunset drive, Wonder Lake, is attending the basic Electronic - Technician school at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. The course provides a sound background in the maintenance and repair of all shipboard a.id shore-station electronic equipment and other types of communication, detection and ranging equipment employing electronic circuits. He will also learn how to use precision test equipment such as cathode-ray scopes, frequency meters, and vacuumtube testers. Seaman Apprentice George G. Brenneman Jr., USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Brenneman Sr., of 1308 W. Ban road McHenry, has reported aboard the nuclear-powered attack aircraft USS Enterprise in Alameda, Calif. The Enterprise is the world's largest warship and the only nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Dr. Niles and his fellow Rotarians are automatically members of Dr. Waugh's famous "League of the Golden Pen." It is one of the quickest and most effective methods by which to harness our idealism and help bolster our wonderful Republic with its unique "free enterprise" system, So.gothou and do likewise! Discuss this at Sunday School. By-George W. Crane, Ph. D„ M.D. CASE D-582: Dr. Norwin M. Niles is the new president of the Indiana State Dental association. As the banquet speaker at a recent dental convention, I had the pleasure of sitting beside Dr. Niles during dinner. He is a man who harnesses idealism and puts his constructive ideas into action. For example, he is an enthusiastic member of the Garrett, Ind. Rotary club. "Dr. Crane," "he bagan, "it was abhorrent to me to read about the campus riots here in America and the draft card burning, when our patriotic young men were dying in Viet Nam. "So I suggested to our Rotary club that we prepare a special invocation at each meeting which would include the name of one of the young men from our area. Each week we use a different name. '•We type this prayer and invoke God's blessing on this young man. "Then I append a few paragraphs in which I tell him how much we business and professional men at home appreciate his valiant stand in defense of our country. "After I sign my note, then I pass the sheet around so every member of the Rotary club can add his signature, plus a word to describe his vocation, such as •Banker', 'Salesman', 'Teacher', etc. "Then my secretary mails it to the boy in Viet Nam. "And we have had many fine replies from those dedicated fellows who tell us it is nice to know that the home folks are so solidly behind them." SERVICE CLUBS, N.B. All our service clubs could profitably follow the example of Dr. Niles and his Garrett Rotary club. For while beatniks and Communist- inspired campus riots are going on, those men in military service thus receive tangible proof of the solid support of the better citizens back home. Such letters, too, will help build up more respect for our wonderful "free enterprise" system that gives us far more advantages than Socialism and Communism. Recently I mentioned the "League of the Golden Pen" which Dr. Karl Waugh started at Beloit college. When his students, buoyed upward with zeal to perform illustrious social service, asked Dr. Waugh how they could do this while still marooned on the college campus, he invented the "Golden Pen" project. Therein, you are to send one unsolicited letter per week to USE THE CLASSIFIED Tmice as safe on icy rmatls with 'Jeep14'Wheel drme A 'Jeep Wagoneer with 4-wheel drive has tvyice the traction of other station wagons. It holds fast on icy roads, plows through snow and mud with ease. With new 250 hp 'Vigilante' V-8 or hot new 6. it's got all the power you'll ever need. And there's the option of Turbo Hydra-Matic* automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, the works. JJeep9 Wagoneer You've got to drive it to believe it! See us for a test drive, JEEP SALES & SERVICE" 926 Front St. *' Tel. Area 815-385-0403 McHenry, III. McHENRY GARAGE somebody not on your regular mailing list. It can be a note of sympathy or commendation, whether to a stranger about whom you read in the newspaper, or your local traffic policeman who safeguards your kiddies at school crossings. (\ ^ Or your church treasurer, or the soloist, usher or church janitor who keeps up the building so neat'and clean.- "The words that flow from your pen," said Dr. Waugh, "will thus be golden in their significance. So let's call it the League of the Golden Pen." Well, I salute Dr. Niles and his splendid Rotary club for being members of the League of the Golden Pen. Don't wait till people die to try to show your appreciation via an extra large floral wreath. Speak up now with honest praise* for your words will thus serve as verbal bouquets to buoy up the living into renewed zeal for good works! (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) NOV. 3, 1967 - PLA1NPEALER- SEC. 1, PG. 5 1 Food Tube* Metal tubes, used extensively for toothpaste in the U.S., are S>referred packaging in Europe or a variety of food spreads like jelly, fish and meat spreads, catsup, •mustard, cheese and butter. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS NEW PHONE RATf-S New Interstate long distance rates became effective Nov. 1, enabling Illinois telephone users to save about $7 million annually, according to local Illinois Bell manager Stan Jozwiak. One of the features of the reduction plan is an after-midnight 65 cent maximum rate call (three minutes) from most Illinois communities toanyU.S. mainland point, Jozwiak said. Nov. 9 at the company's annual Service Recognition din- < ner to be held at the O* Hare, < Inn in Rosemont. Each year the company honors employees who are marking; service anniversaries of 25, 30 35 or more years of service-4 with the company. Employees will bring their wives , husbands or a guest for an evening of dinner, dancing and enter- , talnment. Clarence Johnson of McHenry is among the invited guests. HONOR EMPLOYEES Northern Illinois Gas company announced plans to honor nearly 300 of its long-service employees. They will be feted CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC "Adam and Fallen Man" i s . the subject of this week's Bible ^ Lesson to be read in McHenry ~ Christian Science church on Sunday. The Golden Text is 'from Isaiah: "Cease ye from> man, whose breath is in his '.' nostrils: for wherein is he to be accounted of?" :/fs: VI • How to turn a 14-year-old boy into a hardened criminal. „ Just forget your keys in your car one day. Tempt some fourteen-year-old boy into going for a joyridc. Oh, he could be a good kid -- just weak. And taking your car might be the first time he's ever broken the law. But the minute he hops behind that wheel and turns the key, his life may be ruined. He'll drive around for a few hours, endangering the life of every man, woman and child who crosses his path. He might be caught the very first time he takes a car. Or if he's not caught by the police he'll leave your car somewhere and decide to do it again, and again, until the day he does get caught. Teen-agers steal more than 1,000 cars every day. The U. S. Department of Justice and your state and local law-enforcement agencies are concerned. They know that taking a car for a joyride is just the first step. Our prisons are filled with men who started out this way. Tlu y went on to become thieves, muggers, and even killers. You can do something to help solve this terrible problem. '? ^ Whenever you get out of your car, even for a second, take your keys. Lock your car. Every time you do this you may keep a good boy from going bad. Don t help a good boy go bad. 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