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, <&* ;v;l, PG. 6, SEC. 4 - PUII^ALER - APR. 20. 1967 pr0C^mat;0|i Servicemen reported to Fort Polk, La., for nine we^ts of advanced infantry training and guerilla warfore. . JOHN SHINSKY ]John R. Shinsky, son of Mr. a»d Mrs. Richard L.ShinsRy, 4800 Shore Drive, McHenry, was commissioned an Army second lieutenant after graduating from the Infantry Officer Candidate school, Ft. Benning, Ga., April 11. He was trained in leadership, tactics of small infantry units, aftd use of infantry weapons. He also received instruction in map afrd aerial photograph reading, guerrilla warfare, and counteriinsurgency operations. EDWARD J. MILLER Sdward J. Miller, 19, son of and Mrs. Alfred B. Mil-- Wf of 6707 RU 31, Ringwood, volunteered his draft and enured service this , ^year. The young soldier was .promoted to Army private pay grade E-2 upon completion <&t his basic combat training tFort Campbell, Ky., April The promotion was awardtwo months earlier than is ; customary under an Army po- , licy providing incentive for outf Standing trainees. |-?l; After graduation, Pvt. Miller ENSIGN PAUL SCHMID, JR. Ensign Paul F. Schmid Jr.; USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Schmid of 3208 W. Golfview Terrace, McHenry, 111. has completed the Aviation Officer Candidate school of the Naval Aviation schools command, Naval Air station. Pensacola, Fla. The intensive eleven-week school included instruction in naval history, justice, leadership and orientation. His training also included physical fitness, effective communications, pre-navigation and seamanship. He will now enter Flight Preparation school at the Naval Schools command in Pensacola, continuing his training in the Naval Aviation program. COUNTRY ART FAIR DEADLINE SET AT MAY 31 The May 31 registration dealine is roaring for McHenry county artists interested in entering the eleventh annual Country Art Fair to be held June 16, 17 and 18, in McHenry Junior high schosl. If McHenry county artists have not prepared their entries as yet, they are reminded that time is growing short. Mrs. D/right Wernquist, 2807 Kashmira avenue, MoHenry, is accepting registrations for three original pieces of each exhibitor and she has sent out necessary information to previous exhibitors but any new artist of the county is welcome. They may contact her for futher details. A cash award of $100 from the sponsors, woman's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital, is awaiting some artist who has created the "best of show". In addition to this, patrons' purchases have becomc quitey popular and afford a sizeable outlet for many of the creations. Last year these patrons purchased $4,240 worth of art. There is also the special sales in the gym and the silent auction which has been quite popular and now has an added new feature and aiiitional flair. The co-chairmen for the Fair, Mrs. Harry Eckland, McHenry, Mrs. James Kenton, Plstakee ;Bay, and Mrs. UgPr.^ liam/SStrofo, Crystal Lake, senT*' a special invitation to all" persons interested in working toward the success of tin 1967 fair. The next general committee meeting of the group will be May 18 in the McHenry hospital board room. Hie real work will begin shortly after this and help will be needed. WHEREAS Our city thrives upon the united interests and efforts of all its citizens working wholeheartedly for the fullest expression of vigorous Americanism, and WHEREAS All of us shouldperiodically emphasize and demonstrate our determination to counteract any influence which threaten^ to disturb the American way of life, and WHEREAS There is in our nation today evidence of some elements endeavoring to subvert and to destroy American unity, now THEREFORE I, Donald P. Doherty, Mayor of the City of McHenry, do hereby concur with our national and state leaders in praising the concept of LOYALTY DAY, celebrated on the first day of May in each year; and in active implementation of that special patriotic occasion I do hereby urge every citizen, school, church, organization, business establishment and home within my official jurisdiction to display the flag of the United States andtoparticipate in public patriotic ac- •• - . ' •?? i^pon^red tHe Vtefcr eraris^jk Foreign Wars of thfh United states, in cooperation with others, on LOYALTY DAY, in this year of nineteen hundred and sixty-seven. (Signed) Donald P. Doherty • Mayor... . t Legion Award Winners r|v-f COURT BRIElf Appearing before Judge Gleason in Branch 3 court, McHenry, last Friday, James R.Pennington of DesPlainespleadedguilty to a violation of curfew and was fined $10 and $20 costs. Charles Schmidt of 6320 Highland drive, West Lake Shore Beach, paid $10 and $5 costs on a charge of no visible red light on rear of car. Raymond G. Sell of 312 Fritzsche road, Lakemoor, pleaded guilty to no state license plates and was fined $1 and $5 costs. STUDY GROUP RESUMES CLASS MONDAY NIGHTS The Americanism Study group will resume classes with a six-week study course, using the "Two Worlds" film strips as material for discussion. The weekly meetings will be ' held every Monday evening at the McHenry Community high school in Room 122. They will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. to allow some time for discussion and dismissal by 10 p.m- It is hoped that many new members will join to review thdir history and become more patriotic and appreciative of the American system of government along with CapitaUsm ai opposed to Communism. For more information, interested persons may call 385- 3693 or 335-45G5. .(IS! THE CLASSIFIEDS' Awards were presented to Richard Pickett, Francis Pickett, Howard Parth, Harold (Shorty) Miller and Bernie Mattchen by membership Chairman and senior vice-commander, Bob Einspar and Commander Frank Ficek at their annual membership dinner. McHenry Post 491 is proud to have reached 100 percent with a total of 521 members. Dues will still be accepted to put McHenry post over the top. About Hastie r Plattic makes daily* tie** |nf useful household gadgets from cutlery trays to sturdy garbage cans. When buying plastic-ware choose tough, long-wear ins items. 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