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' .rf?-1' ' Pg;;4, Sec. 2 - Plain dealer - Fri., Oct., 11, 1958 SCOUTS LAUNCH MASSIVE PROJECT ON MANPOWER A project that envisions the enrollment of 300 new Scouters on the district level has been launched by the BlackhawkArea council, Boy Scouts of America, tt was announced by Car 1 L. Sadler, president. "It has been evident for some time that we must supplement our committee and commissioner service level," said Sadler, "and with the results of Scout Night in the schools, it now becomes a necessity." On Wednesday, Sept. 25, more titan 200 schools were open for the enrollment of boys into the program and a conservation estimate shows that 3,000 new boys will be added to the program. Local leadership for the Cub Packs and Scout,Troops comes from these sponsoring institutions and the parents ofthfeboys who are enrolling, arid this solves some of the problems involved in this sudden expansion. Personnel for district leader ship, however, must now be recruited so that an ample training program for all unit leaders can be provided, camporee and other camping experiences set up, advancement programs developed so that the recognition awards the boys earn can be promptly presented; men must be found to organize the new Cub packs and Scout troops, and the plans for all Scout activities must be developed. A commissioner staff to provide the necessary service for every Cub pack, Scout troop and Explorer post and council must also be provided. Six dinner meetings have been established at which time the functions of the various committees will be explainedto a select group of men who have been invited to attend. International development and understanding is a part of the Illinois 4-H program. The 4-H concept of "learning by doing" has been e?qx>rted to 75 countries around the world. Name society, for twentyyears, makes him a forceful authority on the subjects he will cover at the convention. Parishes in the diocese are encouraged to send many delegates. There will be awards for the largest representation from each deanery. for MEN When selecting a gift for him.... let us help! m WILLIAM A. ADLER William A. Adler, a member of "Who's Who" as a writer and a consultant, will be guest speaker when the Holy ,Name society holds its convention^ Sunday, Oct. 20, at Boylan Central high school. Adler has a Bachelor of Science degree from Northwestern university, Bachelor of Engineering degree from the University of Rochester and Master of Mathematics degree from the University of Chicago. He has also been elected to Pi Mu Epsilon (honorary mathematics) and has done work toward his doctorate degree. Mr. Adler is presently with the Marketing department of International Harvester Co. . His background, as well as activities in the Senior Holy FAT [WEIGHT 5*TORE for MEN 12$5 N. 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(So, actually, with that s40 you can save by buying an Electric Dryer, you can figure you're doing your laundry free for about three years!) Meanwhile, you're also getting all the other advantages of electric drying: precise control, little or no maintenance, and gentle, radiant heat--like sunshine. It's the all-in-one dryer that starts out being easy on your wallet and ends up being easy on your laundry--delicate fabrics to wash-and-wear. That's the Electric Dryer for you. It specializes in the right touch, start to finish. Commonwealth Edison Company Based on aclu* by a cross sect of Chicagoland families X mw /r~i The bright new ideas are Eleclri JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMANN* 385-1296 Public Pulse PUBLIC APATHY "To our school board - District 15: "Because we are personally offended on your behalf, we are compelled to write this note to you. Depression was the first emotion that we, Dean and I, felt over the defeat of the bond issue. • .It was followed by complete anger Over the public apathy, and then deep shame? "We are pledging our support to you, our elected school board! Our absence at school board meetings does not mean that we do not care! We have full faith and. trust in the integrity of the people who hold a very responsible position in the progress of this community. We know that you will do what is right for all of our children and in the next bond presentation, we will work to our utmost to see that it comes through victoriously. We know that other communities suffer the same shortcomings that McHenry does, but we feel that our town, despite its shortcoming, namely apathy, can be awakened to the imminent need for adequate education for its yOlith, We, the caring parents of these youngsters, know there is a real need, and with every power at our fingertips shall ahd- will see that this needis met. SO HELP US. .... } ' "XO;the Public: ,, v '• Afrn the length of timev, it takes you to read through this newspaper, you could have voted.^ All and everyone should feel offended on behalf of our very conscientious, honest and ijitpajtl. school board membe: Hiejiir only concern is to pro1 a substantial firm education thfe children of this area, those, of you who failed to out And vote on the school bqi referendum, October 5, Is SHAME! Your children will for your apathy! No one is tfi; busy that they are unable to OH® five minutes to cast a vow. "These hard working men spend many, many hours digging into the problems of our schools and making the most in- Home Products Will Be Shown To Lady Foresters When the officers and members of St. Agatha court, No. 777 meet in the Johnsburg Community club next Tuesday evening, Oct. 15, something a little different will be on the agenda. Following the regular business meeting, a demonstration of a well named line of home products will be shown. All mem Bill is going along slowly, but any improvement is a step in the right direction. He will be there for a long time so please send him a little cheering-up, via the mail. HILLER BABY BAPTIZED The infant son of Chuck and bers are Urged to join in at this was baptized on meeting, which will prove most interesting to all the ladies. Committee for this evening will be headed by Dorothy Hughes. Serving with her will be Donna Anderson, Rita Miller, Sandy Bowe, Mary Hiller, Nancy Majercik, Bonnie LaBay and Sally Deidrich. CONFINED TO HOSPITAL Sorrv to sav Mrs. Joe Frett has been a .patient at the McHenry hospital for over a week now. Please remember her with your little messages of cheer. Mrs. William Meyers is also still confined to the McHenry hospital. She appreciates hearing from her many friends. I spoke to Bill Peterson's mom last week and she says telligent decisions to improve them. Their ultimate goal is to give our children the best possible education for the least amount of the taxpayer' s 'money. After all, they also piay taxes in thi district. Our greatest material wealth is not our new car or suit of clothes, but our God given children. . "PLEASE support your school board in its struggle to give them what they need! Commit yourself and work .to pass this referendum so thit we can continue to offer the' quality of education we have in -the past. Aastri and Dean Cunat" Sept. 29th in St. John's church at 2 in the afternoon. An uncle and aunt, Frank Murphy and Micky Galvin, acted as sponsors for young George Charles. Gathering in the Hiller home for a celebration honoring his baptism were the paternal great-grandparents, the Mike Freunds of McHenry, the paternal grandparents, the George Hillers, the Frank Murphy family, the Dick Hiller family. and Miss Galvin who made the trip here from St. Paul, Minn., especially for the baptism. SURPRISED ON NATAL DAY George Hiller observed his sixty - fifth birthday by being surprised by his employees first and then later by his immediate family. His workers stayed after working hours to help George celebrate on Oct. 2, and later that same evening his children and their families congregated in his home for a dinner honoring him on his special day. We all join in extending our happy wishes to him even though they are a little late. CONGRATULATIONS CORNER Happy anniversary wishes to John and Mary Olson who complete two years of marriage this week. Fifteen candles on the cake of Joe Dehn come Oct. 25. Happy anniversary to Nancy and Chuck Majercik, who chalk 19 three years, and to their twin sons, its happy First birthday. Little Patty Bartmaim celebrates birthday number three on Oct. 31. Happy natal day wishes to Vince Tomasello on the twentyeighth of this month. We wish all the October celebrants "Happy Doings". SOMETHING TO BE FROUDOF Congratulations to Albie and Dorothy Adams whose son, Larry, was samed one of the semifinalists in the 1968-69 National Merit Scholarship program. Larry, who is a senior at Marian Central Catholic high school in Woodstock, is among the nation's most intellectually able seniors and will compete for one of some 3,000 Merit Scholarships that are to be awarded in 1969. As of this moment, he is undecided about which university he will attend after graduation, but hopes to pursue a career in mechanical engineering. Indeed hfs parents can be justly prou^of him. And su it's goodbye for this week. Pm still waiting for . someone to. call about taking over the writing of this column. If there is no response by the end of this month, Johnsburg news will be no more. Please do not let this happen. Petrology is one of the news est 4-H projects available to 4-H members. Petrology, science of rocks, provides fabulous wealth of knowledge ana interesting facts. Become a re hound by contacting your Extension adviser. n ryness IN YOU HOMEf? Vapor All Auto MaflDni i f i i c Er IN BUSINESS ATTENDS TRADE SHOW Chris Jepsen of Jepsen Tire Co., McHenry, is one of several thousand tire dealers and retreaders who attended the fortyeighth annual convention and the trade show of the National Tire Dealers and Retreaders association, Cleveland, (Mo, Oct. 5 - 9. In conjunction with the convention there was held the largest industrial trade show in the history of the tire and retreading industry. Hie show featured more than 425 exhibits. effectively humidifies w up to 2300 square feetL of living area j This is dependable, whole-wuse humidification for even the av«roge 4-bedroom home. "Water moisturizing action effectivel/wliminates damaging dryness, your home springtime fresh all»winter long . . . automatically. ^jCare and maintenance is cut to theJbare minimum, too ... no pump to*ilean or worry about. Fine furnitur® styling blends with any room deco^. 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Your savings are insured to $15,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, a permanent agency of the U.S. Government. Not one penny has ever been lost in a savings account insured by the FSLIC. ©C. E. Co. WW WW WW WW WW rA n m m McHENRY SAVINGS S LOAN ASSOCIATIM I / <" rem .IIIHIHrt* Lv »' '0 'A MEMBER Federal Savings and Loan Insurance C o r p o r a t i o n Federal Homo Loan Bank System Savings and Loan Foundation United S t a t e ' : Sa.mgs and Loan League I l l i n o i s Savings and Loan League 1209 N. Green Street, McHenry, Illinois 600J ) Phone: 385-3000 2r/ •; A