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^ 1 PG. 8, - PLAINDEALER - WED., FEB. 21, 1?68 • WEES©] =fa»Y S«( BT • II1S 888-4S8® UMGE WESiDEBJTS mPURCHASE STICKERS Remember folks, if you haven't bought your car sticker yet Mr. Teimert will be happy to sell you one. SEND CHEER John Hinz was operated on last Monday and is not feeling too good and remains in the intensive care ward. Hope to hear that he is improving in the near future. CAROLA VIEHWEG WED Miss Carola Viehweg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mondry, was wed to Mr. Kenneth Kier on Feb. 3 at the Immanual Lutheran church. The happy couple will reside in Madison, Wis., while Carola finishes her internship at the University hospital in Madison and Ken teaches in Edgerton. Much happiness to both as they start their life together. AROUND THE SHORES Mrs. Gustav Lindwall left here last Wednesday to spend a few months with her sister in sunny Encinida, Calif., and will return when the snow and cold weather are gone. Clarence and Agnes Schweikert were treated to a fine Bohemian dinner on Sunday when they were the guests of their son, Bob, and his, wife, Linda, in honor of Clare's birthday. Bonnie Schweikert, wife of Steven who is in the service also joined the family gathering and is "expecting" in August so there will be another little Schweikert around the table next year. Quite a number of our boys in the Shores treated their wives for Valentine^sDay at a local club as Howie and Joyce Lexow, Don and Bernice Musie- . lak, Helen and Morrie Crouch and ffte Zefmets and their friends enjoyed the smorgasbord dinner. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Many happy returns of the day to Beverly Verstege on Feb. 21 Gerald Mueller on Feb. 22, Alice Simbourger and Paul Tiggem& n on Feb. 24, Paul will be 14, Shirley Lamerand, Cathy Musielak, Tom Henshall and Wayne Camasta on Feb. 26. Best wishes to all. BUSY ^BEE 4-H CLUB The last meeting was called to order by President Eddie Saunders at 7 p.m. Feb. 13 in the McHenry Junior high school. Talks were given by Darlene McPherson on "Grasshoppers" Pat Harms on "Sewing" and Peggy Zeller on ««The Heavenly Bodies". Refreshments were servedby Mrs. Charles Martina. Hie next meeting will beheld March 12 at the Junior high school at 7 p.m. Michael Pierce, Reporter- McHENRY'S FOREMOST HOLIDAY , LIQUORS ! County Bkddub Pays TriBwis To Clarence Sparks Hie meeting of McHenry county chapter, Illinois Audubon society, on Feb. 10 opened with solemnity while it paid tribute to an esteemed member, Clarence Sparks of Woodstock, killed in an automobile accident a few days before. President Maurice Watson of Crystal Lake read one of the many poems Mr. Sparks himself had written, "A Conservation Prayer", appropriate because it expressed the ideals and also the dangers which had made him strive valiantly through many years to preserve natural beauty in a world which seems to be losing its sense of values. President Watson appointed a committee of three, Mrs. William Carroll of Woodstock, chairman, James Pearson of Ringwood and Mrs. Kenneth Fiske of Woodstock, to formulate plans for a suitable memorial. Making arrangements for the club's first excursion of the year, scheduled for Saturday, March 9, are Mrs. George Skinkle and Miss Bertha Anderson of Crystal Lake and Miss Alice Smith of Woodstock. Members will travel by bus to Milwaukee to repeat the tour of Mitchell Park conservatories and the Milwaukee zoo aviary which they so much enjoyed last year. At the February meeting, which was in the McHenry County Farm Bureau building at Woodstock, Miss Alice Clark reminded members that bird nesting records must reach her by the end of the month for reporting to the state IAS. Mrs. Peacock evoked exclamations of surprise when she told of a bald eagle having been recently discovered and positively identified in the Wonder Lake area. Mrs. George Baker of Belvidere had brought a copy of Purple Martin News for the display of conservation material arranged by past president Darlene Fiske. President Watson thent the meeting over to Jim son, past vice-president and program chairman, for introduction of the speaker whom he had secured for the evening. Norbert Ziemer of Union, director of the Outdoor Education Center in Veteran Acres, Crystal Lake. Enthusiastically, Ziemer scanned the progress in organized outdoor education in Illinois since its tentative beginning thirteen years ago until now, when thousands of -children, teachers, parents and townspeople participate here, as well as in other states such as Wisconsin where the program is widely promoted. In Crystal Lake during 1967, the Center's firstyear, 2,000 children from kindergarten through junior high school were involved. The director read a letter from the high school biology department also, indicating that pupils have notably benefited from an outdoor study background. Ziemer then showed a motion picture, "Just Beyond the Chalk Board", which has been filmed in part on the Lorado Taft campus of Northern Illinois university. It gave the audience a resounding affirmative answer to the question , "Are outdoor education experiences worth the time and effort they require?" It indicated that a rapidly growing number of teachers say outdoor study is uniquely valuable in developing basic skills of observation, individual thought, inquiry, discovery, identification, memory, research proa *nAV.;:£ *• <V * A " " Northern Pump Company Farms, McHenry, was the exhibitor of the first-place summer yearling female in strong Register of Merit Hereford competition at the recent Southwestern Exposition and Stock Show in Fort Worth, Texas. Nearly 200 head of Herefords were shown. The Illinois firm also exhibited the first-place junior bull-calf. The winning female, pictured above with Spence Byrum, NPC herdsman, is NP Miss Dom 6210. She is owned jointly by hockey star, Bobby Hull. cedures, and early interest in science, also encouraging sharing of experiences and a value of scientific books. $60,000 SUIT A $60,000 suit has been filed by John M. Stangarone of Crystal Lake road, McHenry, seeking that amount from Adams Bros. 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