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1 mi Autumn In McHenry This high contrast scene is becoming unfamiliar as fewer farmers reaped their crop of corn by the corn shocks method. But it does make an interesting scene as the three fenced in horses nibble on an early morning breakfast. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Children's Art Sought For New Christmas Seals The fresh, joyful art work of young children is again being sought for use on the Christmas Seal. This time it is the 1980 Seal Children have been designing the Seals for five years Children in kindergarten through grade three are invited to participate in the 1980 Christmas Seal Art project which is being conducted by the Lung associations in Illinois and the Illinois Art Education association. Because of the time requirements for judging and actual printing of the Seal it is necessary to work well over a year in advance, explained Ben D Kiningham, executive director of the Illinois Lung association. He urges all youngsters from kindergarten through grade three in public and parochial schools to enter the Christmas Seal Art project. The youngster creating the design chosen for Illinois will receive a special plaque and the opportunity to make ap­ pearances on behalf of the Christmas Seal campaign The designer of this year's Illinois Seal is Kevin Fairbairn of Freeport Children participating in this 1980 Christmas Seal Art project will be asked to create a design on two basic themes: ( 1 ) 1 h e l p d e c o r a t e my house for Christmas or the Holiday season, and ( 2 ) M y f a v o r i t e C h r i s t m a s o r holiday decoration is. .. All entries must be done on standard size 12x18 or 18x24 inch paper on a horizontal format Tempera paint, oil pastel or felt markers are suggested for best color reproduction. The deadfirte for entries of the Christmas Seal Art project is Monday. Jan. 2, 1979. Entries should be sent to your Lung Association, or the Illinois Lung Association, 725 South 26th street, Springfield. Ill 62708. New Dance There ' s , a new square dance c o m i n g u p i n W a s h i n g t o n , I ) C . soon The Pres ident i s expec ted to do the ca l l ing . Name of the dance? I t ' s ca l l ed the "Cabine t Shuf f le Sunnysi de Area Betty Messer ^ 344-2494 PRESENTANDROCLES Director William Shershon has announced the cast for Androcles and the Lion, to be presented Dec 2. 8. 9, 15 and 16 at PM&L theatre. 877 Main street Antioch. Curtain is 8:30 and reservations should be made by calling 395-3055 Long-Time Area Cub Scout Master Going To Arkansas Wednesday, Nov. 8 was the monthly meeting of Cub scout pack 454 Awards were given to boys for their achievements during the past month _ It was also a time of sadness for the boys as they bid farewell to scout master Earl Betts. and • his wife Tina Earl and his family are moving to Arkansas. For the last several years Earl and Tina have devoted much time and patience to pack 454 They are wished much luck in their new home The boys will miss them and their sons, Earl Jr., and Corey Cake and coffee was served after the meeting The cake decoration for the occasion was the creative art work of Martha Sundell. mother of cub scout. Handy Sundell Taking over as scout master Jor the pack is Walter Kozlowski Mr Kozlowski is taking on a big task and is in need of much help Needed for the pack is an assistant cub m a s t e r . i n s t i t u t i o n a l r e p r e s e n t a t i v e , o u t i n g s chairman and a few more assistant den mothers If you like young boys and have some spare time to give in any of these positions call scout master Kozlowski, :i44-2677 The pack needs help, and if you can volunteer your services and talents to benefit these boys please give Mr Kozlowski a call PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15.1978 corner Leaves are falling rapidly and in an effort to clean up yards before the first snow falls everyone is burning leaves. Use a little caution in doing so Don't burn on windy days. Sparks flying from your fire could start a bigger one. Keep a hose handy, so your fire doesn't get out of hand The life you save may be your own! At the December meeting the boys will have a Christmas party. The pack also makes up a basket to give to a needy family Each scout ^rings a donation for the basket and the pack adds a turkey They 'll also have a grab bag at the meeting Right now, the boys are in volved in a fund raising campaign selling popcorn When a little boy comes to the door selling popcorn, help support the cubs by buying a box. LEASH LAW Many times in the past I have mentioned complaints of dogs running loose in the area There is a leash law which is not just a village or county law. but a law of the state of Illinois Pets are to be contained in the owners yard and walked on a leash Some people tend to ignore this law and turn their pets loose to roam the area Then when their pet bites some in nocent child, they become irate because their pet must be impounded at their expense, and a stiff fine is imposed for ignoring the law So a word to the wise-keep your pet in your yard Walk him on a leash Don't let some in nocent child walking down the street be bitten and terrified by your pet because you let him run wild This is what happened out here this week Two people were bitten and several others terrified by a dog that is allowed to run loose most of the time WORD OF WARNING Winter is just around the BIRTHDAYS This weeks birthday greetings go to Edwin Heim, who has his day Nov. 13 Joe Backs has his day Nov. 16, and LaVonne Sallaz does her celebrating on Nov. 17, Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to corhe. ANNIVERSARY This weeks anniversary couple is village treasurer Bud Pflug and his wife Marion Their speciaH|lay is Nov 14 Congratulations and best wishes for a happy day. and many more happy years together APOLOGY Last week in my column I wished a happy birthday to Nora Klapperich and a happy anniversary to Nora and Don I did not know when I wrote the article that Nora Klapperich passed away about a month ago Mrs Klapperich. a young wife and mother, succumbed to cancer leaving a loving husband and two young sons. 7 and 9 My sincere apologies to the Klapperich family, and my deepest sympathy at their loss. ENTER UNIVERSITY David Covalt and Robert Scott Hansen of McHenry have enrolled as an entering fresh­ men at the University of Iowa spurgeon's -This Week! Save on Fashions for^biirself and for Gifts! S Save! Warm Head-Huggers and Mittens to Match w, each Reg. $2.50 and $3 Your choice! Cuffed or ski style hats or matching mittens. All are washable acrylic. 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