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f-h- «-:$V if is-., k 11 v k. * • mi • • sf $!*<{! v ; Wr'l Hospitality Home i" 4-H CLUB TO BE REPRESENTED AT AWARDS DINNER Forty-two 4-H clubs with an estimated total membership of 1,100 boys and girls In eleven counties will be represented at an awards banquet near Kankakee, Sept. 16, which will honor their 1968 participation in a 4-H dairy promotion program sponsored by Pure Milk association. The banquet will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Redwood Inn about four miles south of Kankakee. Pure Milk association conducted this dairy promotion program with the cooperation of the University of Illinois Extension Service and the American Dairy association of Illinois. The latter is sponsoring the banquet. By counties, the number of 4-H clubs which joined in promoting milk and milk products this summer was as follows: -CBoMoMk.M 1--; :a--Du PageI, --3; Faoarda. a3;i •m •01 • . • Iroquois, 5; Lake, 5; LaSalle, 1; Kane, 3; Kankakee, 8; Mc- Henry, 5; McLean, 1; and Will, A grand championship award county first-place trophies, ribbons and cash awards will be presented at the banquet by A. L. McWilliams, general manager of Pure Milk association, with the assistance of Judy Schaufelberger of Greenville, the 1968-69 American Dairy Princess of Illinois. "I haven't time" is the worlds poorest excuse. You have all the time there is, 24 brand new tours every day, and nobody has any more than that. i. Be Wise Shop In McHenry The one and only " in town" home to be featured on Holiday Hospitality Day, Oct. 2, sponsored by the Woman's auxiliary of Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Wednesday, Oct. 2, is that of the H. Joseph Gitlins. It's a stunning two story contemporary home, standing at the end of Margaret drive in Woodstock. Completed in 1966, the house is of brick and rough sawn bat 'n board cedar and is painted an enhancing blue-grey-and green. Gracing the landscape in the rear of the home is an asymmetric-shaped swimming pool. In the warm summer months the pool is "where the action is" for Val and Joe and their two children as well as their friends. A walk through the house soon reveals its unique individuality, reflecting the tastes and interests of the owners. There's an interesting blend of the very old and very new, combining antiques, and artifacts, angles and abstracts. For example, a striking sixfoot - wide abstract painting, which dominates one white wall greets the visitor as she steps into the living room from the front entrance. The abstract was done for the Gitlins by a close friend,, a talented musician. To the left of the living room OBSERVE NATIONAL Y-tNDIAN GUIDE WEEK SEPT. IS -21 One of this country's most successful programs to cement father-son relations will be commemorated during the National Y-Indian Guide Week, on Sept. 15 to 21. The Lake Region YMCA, at 65 N. Williams street in Crystal Lake, is proud to be the sponsor of this program in ten communities. During this week, the 'Y* is planning to conduct a group of special meetings, aimed at organizing new tribes for boys in first and second grades and their dads. Seventeen tribes will be hosting these informational programs, and the purpose of the meetings is to build an even larger Lake Region YMCA Indian Guide Nation. Y-Indian Guides provides opportunities for dads to be active with their six-to-nine year old sons for guidance and reassurance, a practice that often continues for the remainder of their lives. In honor of the program, the Lake Region YMCA is proud to be the recipient of a Proclamation from the Governor of the State of Illinois, bearing his signature and proclaiming that: " Whereas, Y-Indian Guides of the Young Men's Christian Association has made a positive impact upon the relationship between fathers and sons, and "Whereas, the Y-Indianguide plan fosters wholesome recreation and opportunities for boys to develop completely in body, mind and spirit, and "Whereas, the expansion of the Y-Indian Guide program, with its obvious advantages as a unique family-building program, is deserving of our support: "Now, therfore, I, Samuel H. Shapiro, Governor of the State of Illinois, do hereby proclaim that Sept. 15-21, 1968, shall be Y-Indian Guide Week in Illinois, and urge our citizens to strengthen this worthy movement by their participation in a manner fitting and proper." With this document, Gov. Shapiro has added his personal endorsement and well wishes to a long list of responsible public officials from many states, who have deemed it fitting and proper to recognize the advantages of this type of program in contributing to young boy's mental, social and spiritual development. . The most recent participation county in Y-Indian Guides program for the entire United States is 19,600 composed of 293,400 big and little braves. The Lake Region YMCA presently has seventeen tribes with 300 big and little braves. If the present trend continues for the next decade through 19- .77, it is possible that there ^wpuld be 29,000 tribes with more than one-half million fathers and sons in the program. GITLIN RESIDENCE entry stands a sturdy trunk brought from Norway in 1837 by Val's great grandmother. A massive bronze statue poses on a book shelf to one side of 3 floor-to-ceiling clinker brick fireplace. The statue was a gift from Joe's brother. Near the fireplace is a heavy hand-carved Italian chair covered in elephant hide-guaranteed to wear well by anyone's standards! In the dining room, attention is immediately drawn to an elegant pier table,, picked up by the Gitlins for a "song" at a bargain barn. An authentic Russian sanovar perches on top. Above the table hangs a beautiful "Head of Christ" painted by another family friend. Perhaps the most popular spot Friendship Club To Meet Sept. 14 The Friendship club of the Community Methodist church will hold its first meeting of the season at 6 o'clock Saturday, Sept. 14, in the church basement. The usual pot-luck dinner will be served, followed by a business meeting at which Elmer Stange, new chairman, will preside. The program will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McCracken. in the house is the combination kitchen - family room. Ifs a favorite gathering place for family and friends alike. Its sliding glass doors open out into a terrace and the pool. More art may be seen in the kitchen and hall where wood plaques and oils done by local artists, adorn the walls. The Woman's auxiliary will hold its popular Babyland sale here. Lovely handknit sweaters and booties, as well as toys and infantwear, all exquisite in workmanship and perfect as gifts, will be on sale. TV HIGH SCHOOL BEGINS TWICE A DAY TELECASTS TV High School began again Sept. 9, 1968. It will be shown twice a day Mondays and Wednesdays throughout the school year. The telecast times are 8:40 - 9:10 a.m. over WTTW/ Channel 11 and 9:00 - 9:30 p.m. over WXXW/ Channel 20. This slower pace willbehelpful to those who were not able to keep up with the crash summer program. Materials for the course are available from CAST. The purpose of TV High School is to prepare for the General Educational Development (high school equivalency) examination. Students should contact their County Superintendent of Schools to register for this examination. Anyone interested in enrolling should contact CAST, 5400 North St. Louis Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60625 or by phone, 583- 434^ WED.# SEPT., 11, 1968 - tLAINDEALER - PG. 3 ENTERS COLLEGE Miss Margaret Weyland, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Weyland, 1124 S. Blackhawk, McHenry, arrived at Christian college, two-year college for women in Columbia, Mo., Sunday, Sept. 1 for the beginning of the 1968-69 school year. The 525 students from 35 states and 8 foreign coungest enrollments in the Mate tory of Christian, first college chartered by a state leg-: islature west of the Mississ# ippi river. In the Florida beef-producii® areas, growers figure a head (of cattle) per acre: in our arid western areas, the avex|* age is one head per square mile or 640 acres. ^ ' , J * ' ' M' ;>;• ffi. Announcing Tomaseilo's isltarting a FATHER & SON Bowling League, All persons interested are invited to attend a meeting Sunday Sept. 15th 11:00 at Tomaseilo's ft y6 •. >I> MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. William Struwe announce the birth of a daughter Sept. 1. A son was born Sept. 4 to Mr. and Mrs. William Maxson. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Randall Sellek of Wonder Lake announce the birth of a son Aug. 31. McHENRY PLAINDEALiR Eetab&hed 1875 S81S West Elm Street Phcme 8854170 McHenry, DUBOIS -- 60050 Published Every Wednesday ft Friday at McHenry, 111. Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Lund -- Publisher 1 9 6 8 Adele Froehlkh, Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER AIY The Utica, N.Y. street department painted 650 figures of a running boy on streets at crosswalks and near schools and playgrounds before school opened this year. 1 Year In McHenry and Lake County Subscription Bates . • $7.50 1 Year 19.00 Outside McHenry and Lake County '1 On Saturday, September 7, 1968, the McHENRY STATE BANK started it's 63rd year of service to the community. / On Saturday, September 7, 1968, the McHenry State Bank's total resources reached *39,000,000 Sixty three years and thirty nine million strong OO L McHenry State Bank "Where Family Money Matters" McHenry ' 385-1040 spurgeons ART NEEDLEWORK SALE! Save now during our famous art needlework sale! Everything in department is on sale! mmm » New designs! Pillow tubing stamped for fancy work! Choose from 18 beautiful patterns! 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