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. t 12, - PLAINDEALER - JANUARY 19, 1968 Visit Armed Forces Hzmmm STATE OF ILLINOIS ) xss COUNTY OF McHEJNRY ) IN THE eiRCWT COURT OF THE 19th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE ) APPLICATION OF GEORGE ALLEN HACK $ FOR CHANGE OF NAME Marlene Schroeder of McHenry, left, is shown with another representative of the SRAO (Supplementary Recreational Activities Overseas) program as they talk with some of the armed forces personnel from the United States in Vietnam. The SRAO provided recreational programs in that country. Ji WS BETTY HETTERMANX 385 1296 HAWAIIAN DANCE SPONSORED BY SCHOOL GROUP How about taking a trip to Hawaii?--make-believe that is. It is about .the easiest thing to do if you are free next Saturday, evening, Jan. 20.St. John's Home and School Association is sponsoring their "Return To Hawaii" dance in the Johnsburg Community Club Hall beginning at! 9 p.m. You and your friends ca[n come dressed for the occasion if you wish, and if not, casual attire is fine. The hall wfll be decorated in such a way tijat you are sure to think you hive just landed on the Isle of Pfaradise. Flowers galore,exotK drinks, hula dancers and just afout anything else that goes along with native living will be ia abundance for this evening. Mvery capable dance instructor tjjfs consented to give a dance performance fitting the theme and hula instructions. So what have you got to lose,--except a good time, that is. Besides having fun, by your presence will be assisting the association in paying off the second half of their pledge to supply the funds for closed circuit television in the new Johnsburg -St. John's dual enrollment school plan. Tickets are available from the committee or can be purchased at the door on Saturday evening. How about it? Help our school children as well as helping yourself and your friends to an evening of real fun. A JOB WELL DONE Hats off and a great big thank-you to the members of St. John's C.Y.J, who turned out last Sunday afternoon to solicit funds for the United Citijral Palsy drive. The youth braved the very bad weather and went door to door collecting funds for these unfortunate persons who are stricken with the deadly crippler. Some of the young people trudged by foot to make their collections and anyone who remembers last Sunday's weather know this was no picnic. I think there are times when the young people should be given a pat on the back instead of the constant "knocking down" they have been getting. I do not have the results of their collections as yet, but as soon as they are totaled you will be told. The youths are most grateful to all the people who were very cordial to them and had them in for a minute to warm up. TRAVELING FOLKS Pat and Mary Hiller were among our latest residents to take off for a warmer climate. They flew to Florida last Sunday and are returning this weekend. Pm sure they ran into much better weather than we have had here. The Chuck Boak family were very happy to have his dad spend a few days with them recently. Mr. Boak came from California to get a peek at his new grandson. And so another short, short" column is brought to a close. NOTICE OF INTENDED APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, GEORGE ALLEN HACK shall file his petition to change his name from GEORGE ALLEN HACK to GEORGE ALLEN KAWELL, ON March 5, 1968, in the Circuit Court of the 19th Judicial Circuit, Courthouse, Woodstock, Illinois. Dated this 19th day of January, 1968. (S) GEORGE ALLEN HACK "v. Looze and Kinne Attorneys for Petitioner 3431 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 815-385-1580. (Pub. Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 2,1968) CLAIM DATE March 4, 1968, is the^claim date in the estate of Rose Lucille Glende also known as Rose Glende deceased, No. €7 P 324, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Bernice M. Keevil of 1307 N. Green St., McHenry is the1 Executor; James M. Mc- Intee of 3436 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111., is the attorney. (Pub. Jan 19, 26, Feb. 2, 1968) SESQUI CENTENNIAL STAMP A new postage stamp commemorating Illinois' 150th year of statehood was unveiled in Chicago recently. At the same time, the post office marked the first day of the issue of the new ten-cent air mail envelope. Actual sales of the new Sesquicentennial stamp Will begin on Feb. 12 at Shawneetown, site of the oldest continuous post office in the state. ECNDS BEFORE: lOtOO AM SATURDAY SNOWED IN! 4-WHEEL DRIVE! ONLY 6036 M8LIIS! LIKE NEW! A PERFECT SOLUTION TO SNOW REMOVAL! o* S1695 Our Mercury's are coming soon... HELP US CLEAR OUR LOT! 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