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15 (10 A* ^rr--? A' ,^\* <%rm jnnQooouooooooooooooooooooooooooor>oooo»oo<a| y/ED. APRIL 23, 1969 - PLAINDEALER- PG. 3 COMING E VENTS APRIL 24 Regular Meeting -- McHenry Garden Club -- Mrs. EricBraenne, 3719 W. Grand Ave. -- 1 p.m. -- Arnfinn Stokkan Presents Norway. APRIL 25 Senior Citizens Club - Kitchen Band Practice, 7 p.m. - Room 112 East Campus. ^PRIL 26 Johnsburg PTA Fun Fair - Elementary LATIN WINNERS -- Four students of McHenry high school received second place ratings in the district Latin contest held recently in Glenbard South high school. They were Joanne Schabow, Latin 4; Georgine Grek, Latin 3; Cathy Marchi and Rick DeMarco, Latin 2. These young people, who competed with about 1,300 frttm throughout the district, were accompanied to the contest by Mrs. Clarence Anglese of the language department, West campus. PLAINDEALER PHOTO | BOY SCOUT & NEWS TROOP 162 The hard work and time spent in preparing our Scout-O-Rama display paid off in a blue ribbon which the boys are very pVoud of. Our display this year was on Aviation and Weather. Bob Decker, Kerry Decker and Jim Cole worked on gliders for the display. Scott Wiggerman had a rubber-powered model. Greg Schmitt brought some models he had made. Allen Cuia, with the assistance of his father, George Cina, had great gaspowered models for the display. Gary Boehm and Kevin Do ran, with the help of their father, John Boehm, had some well made U-control planes. Mike and Steve Wolf brought a rocket to display. The Wolf boys did an excellent job building the weather station that was on display. Also working hard were the many Scouts who sold tickets in advance, helped set up the booths, as well as arranging our own display. The Scouts also manned the display, explaining about the airplanes, weather instruments and maps. They passed out souvenir records of the actual airline pilot's conversation to his crew and air traffic controllers on a trip from Chicago to Philadelphia. They gave out balions to the smaller children. Dean Cunat took an entire day to drive to Camp Lowden, where he had to load the wood himself and get it back in time for the booths to be built. Mr. Cunat also spent Sunday driving back to Camp Lowden to return all the wood, this time with the assistance of his son, John, and Mike Troka. John Boehm and Bob Decker, along with seventeen boys from our troop, after school Friday had unloaded the wood and did the majority of work in setting up the booths so they were ready for decorating when the outof- town troops arrived in the evening. In addition to the work of the Scout-O-Rama, during the dinner break, John Boehm, Bob Decker and the senior patrol built a fire and prepared atrial dinner of the food that will be cooked at the Galena camp-out. After several mishaps the meal was served and in true Scout fashion everyone ate it except Boehm's cat. He absolutely refused. The cook-out took place in Boehms' back yard, but we are throwing our vote to Mrs. Boehm for the best cook in the family. The leaders assure us all the problems have been solved and the food served at Galena will be delicious. All boys going on the Galena trip are reminded that the bus will be leaving at 6 a.m. Saturday. It should return about 4 on Sunday afternoon Jim Cole, Public Relations ooooooooooooooooooa SERVICE NEWS Third Marine divisions, the Wing supports other U.S. and Allied forces operating in the five northernmost provinces of the republic. The Johnsburg School. 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. • APRIL 26-27 McHenry Choral Club Annual Program ~ 8:15 p.m. -- West Campus Auditorium. APRIL 28 Senior Citizens Club - 7:30 p.m. - Hobby Show and Musical Program by House of Music of Wauconda. APRIL 30 Founder's Day Banquet For Beta Sigma Phi. Benefit Fashion Show Luncheon. Women's Auxiliary to Mo Henry Hospital. .11:45 a.m. Martinetti's. Crystal Lake. Reservations By April 23. MAY 4 Annual Mother Daughter Dinner -- Sponsored By Nativity Lutheran Church Women -- Church Social Hall -- Wonder Lake -- 5:30 p.m. Theme -- "Parade Of Dolls". Kiwanis Blood Bank Drawing -- American Legion Hall -- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. MAY 7 Spring Luncheon-Card Party -- 12 Noon -- V.F.W. Hall -- Sponsored By Pistakee Highlands Women's Club. MAY 13 O.E.S. Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron Night, 8 p.m. Acacia Hall. MAY 17 Holiday Hills Property Owners Association -- Rummage Sale -- 9 a.m. to 5 p*m. -- 1509 W. Birch street, Holiday* Hills. $29,000 RED CROSS QUOTA FAR FR0JM MET The war in Vietnam continues and the Red Cross also continues with calls from serviceman or their families mounting each day in the McHenry county chapter of the American Red Cross in Woodstock. The only thjgg thaf s lacking are the funds to maintain the work in the local chapter. Quota in the various towns of the county have slipped and the towns of Crystal Lake, Cary and Fox River Grove, where the United Fund has its campaign for various organizations, have not reached their usual contributions. The county quota is $29,000. The amount sent in to the local chapter, mostly from individuals, is $8,740 so people who haven't sent their contribution letters back should do so at once in order to help the American Red Cross help the men in Vietnam and their ' families in the time of emergency or real crisis. NjAY 27 O.E.S. Stated Meeting and Memorial Service, 8 p.m., Acacia Hall. It costs $9.75 to give Red Cross services to each American serviceman in Vietnam for one year. A $48.75 contribution would provide for five men in Vietnam. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs, Alex J. Justen returned home over the weekend after spending their vacation in Phoenix, Ariz. * Glass Beer Pitcher APRIL 30th 6:00 to 11:00 ATs While House McHenry Marine Lance Corporal Donald R. Stine, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Stine of 1625 N. Riverside drive, McHenry is serving with the First Marine Aircraft wing in Vietnam. Air arm of the Third Mar-, ine Amphibious force, the First ' Marine Aircraft wing operates several hundred aircraft including fighter, attack, reconnaissance, helicopter, and transport aircraft. In addition to providing aviation support for the First and Leave it to us OSRITAL flodu McHENRY HOSPITAL During the past week patients from the McHenry area admitted to McHenry hospital included Margaret Stowel, Sherry Groves, Halje Dettlow, Allan Schmitt, Loretta Adams, Agnes Miller, Faith Koch, Stanley Kulma, Charles Bonk, Shirley Tomlinson, Rose Mary Stateczny, Tracey Lesch, Phyllis Clark, Anna Klein, Jean McCarthy, Joseph Smith, Everett Ingersol, Mary Nicholas, Ben Arvidson, George Simon, Henrietta Bruce and Arthur Liby, all of McHenry. Money to fight cancer. That's our business. Year-round. Through research, education and service. A bequest in your will can help support these vital Programs. And hasten the day of victory. Ask your local ACS Unit for details. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY JOIN ASSOCIATION Windy Edge Farm (Donald R. Osterby, McHenry,) has been elected to membership in the American Angus association at St. Joseph, Mo., announces Lloyd D. Miller, secretary. There were 617 memberships issued to breeders of registered Aberdeen-Angus in the United States during the past month. \ AN ANNOUNCEMENT To The Families of McHenry and Lake Counties Regarding 24 Hr. Ambulance Service. The K. K. Hamsher Funeral Home would like to tell the families of McHenry and Lake counties, that we will continue to furnish their communities with 24 hr. ambulance service ... we have served these areas for the past 14 years with ambulance service, and sincerely feel that it has proven a benefit to them, their doctors, rescue squads, hospitals, and police agencies . . . 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