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• 6, Sec. 2- Plaindealer - Fri., Oct., 11, 1968 ? Present Council Award p- < W III Vl,| !> \\h S?1 Mrs. Herbert Rothering presents the Mc- Henry Beautification Council sticker to Robert L. Weber of the McHenry State Bank in recognition of fine landscaping and maintenance. The effective use of lights to illuminate trees and shrubs at night make it one of the city's most beautiful buildings. Other buildings cited by the council for their beautification work are the professional building on Rt. 120, Morrie's Citgo Station, U.S. Post Office, McHenry Public Library (planted by the McHenry Garden club), Casual Shoppe, Admiral Plant, McHenry Savings and Loan, Green Pearl club and Elm Street Clark station. The council, members of which announced this week that other photos would be printed again in the Spring, said special mention should be made to Miss Frances Vycital for her pleasing garden in the courtyard of Vycital's Hardware store. The family also has planted flowering vines along the city parking lot in that area. PLAINDEALER PHOTO OPENING for part - time REAL ESTATE Broker or Salesman Especially do we have a good opportunity for week-end showing and selling residential and other properties in the McHenry area. Our present staff of two full-time brokers are really busy and we need help. So, if you already have your broker's or salesman's license and you can supply good character reference please call Mrs. Jennie McDermott or Mrs. Joan Hill for appointment. We are particularly interested in teachers, air-line pilots, retired executives and other responsible, well educated professional people who wish a substantial added income from pleasant work that can be fitted into their extra time. CALL 385-2340 3618 Weil Elm Street. McHenry, HUmIs •• T^i •• •BE^Uuj GO BO/SCOUT $ NEWS Cub Scout Pack 452 met at the Hilltop school for the Sept. meeting. Cubmaster Art Matthies and assistant cubmaster, Mel Simmons, started off by inducting Webelos Scouts, Michael Eggert, Kent Putnam, Bill Barbour, and Steve n Segerstrom. The boys were then escorted to their new dens. Mark Niece was graduated from Webelos into Boy Scouts. He was presented with a certificate and arrow of light. Charles Kocher, assistant scout master welcomed Mark into his Scout troop. Mr. Matthies announced, a prize would be given to any boys who had a cleaned pressed handkerchief. Only one boy was able to collect the prize. Fritz Von Bruenchenhein, advancement chairman, awarded the following; Steven Segerstrom, silver arrow; Ray Jensen, two silver arrows; William Murgatroyd, wolf badge and pin; Kent Putnam, one gold and silver arrow; Robert Matthies, two silver arrows; Lee Rech, two silver arrows; Mark Bucholtz, two silver arrows; John Neice, wolf badge and pin for Mother; Mark Neice, aguanaut and geologist; Bret Decker, aguanaut and traveler; Dale Morin, artist, naturalist and showman. An inspection of uniforms and cleanliness was made by the cubmaster. Den 6 of Pistakee sw/DArs YOUR WORLD a good look at thd world around you and decide what you are going to do about it. -- It's your world, not yours to Own and to have, but yours* to share and yours to care for.<J Don't walk the road of life? with 'your eyes and ears closed to the tempo of the world, around you. See the world as it really is . . . good, bad,' and indifferent. DQ what you can to putv more good into the world.' . Takte a bit of goodness and - do something with it. Bring it to ,the attention of someone. else. Help it to grow. Take that which is bad and that which is wrong and try to set it right. Show it to the world for what it is and make your mark against it. Wherever you find indifference, try to bring forth the reason and the understanding that are needed to generate a ' positive attitude. You can't change the world -- not the whole world. Yet there is so much you can do within that small part of it that is your own personal sphere of influence. All you need do is try. Your world will be a better world for the effort. MALL Where You See This The Symbol of the Green Street Mall appearing on the windows and doors of the Green Street Merchants guarantees you Quality. Quality of goods sold, Qaulity of Service and Quality of the men and women who serve you and your community. When you visit these places of business - "you^get QUALITY! Bolger's Drug Store Ted's Bootery Carey Appliance Steffan's Jewelers Ernies Sport Center Agatha Gift Shop The McHenry Theatre White's Men's Shop McHenry Drapery Gladstone's Dept. Store Ben Franklin Shay's Music World Mi - Place Restaurant Vycital's Pro Hardware McHenry Bakery The Casual Shoppe Collector's Den Ann's Gift Shop / Highlands made honor den of the month. Two very entertaining skits were presented by Dens 7 and 8 (»i the theme for September, "Family Doorway to Adventure". Ray Jensen, 1968 ScoutNPRama chairman, handed out slides to the boys who sold ten or more tickets. Hiey were Den 1, Mark Bucholtz, Scott Bucholtz, George and John Neice and Lee Rech; Den 2, John Charrey and Bob Conway; Den 3, Mike Clark, Bob Urbanek and Scott Barth; Den 4, Greg Sisk, Bill Klasner, Jerry Schram and Chuck Wisner; Den 5, Jim Perrewe and Steve Segerstrom; Den 6, Scott Wieck, Bill Barbour and Mark Thelen; Den 7, Mike Hill; Den 8, Mike Eggert; Webelos Dens 1 and 2, Tom Hanahan, Mark Neice, Bob Stetter, Greg Antonicelli, Dale Morin, Brad McCleUen, Tom Warczyk and Dick Hill. ft was announced the Sept. 25 meeting was Scout day and all boys should wear their uniforms to school. All schools in the area will be open for Scout and adult registration. The October meeting will be a grand Halloween party. A prize will be given for the best in each den and the best in the pack. Also a prize will be given for the best dressed den mother. Oct. 12 is Good Turn Day. The boys will be distributing Good-Will bags over a large area. please save all your reusable clothing, shoes and other items. Pick up day will be printed on the bags. There will be adult training sessions at Crystal Lake every Wednesday evening in October at the Methodist church on Route 14.University of Scouting will be Oct. 13th between 1 and 9 p.m. at the McHenry Junto? high school on Kane and Green .street. Fourteen various training sessions will be offered for, Cub Scout, Boy scout and Explorer scout leaders.It's a good chance for all leaders and Committee men to complete their training for anyone interested in knowing more about the scouting program. Den 8 received the Cubbie award' for having the most parents present. t Mr. Simmons played games with the boys while the parents and £ /ten at a time got their refre'shments. ADVISORY BOARD AT WONDER LAKE ELECTS OFFICERS Approximately twenty - five subdivision delegates, alternates and visitors were present for the slated election of officers of the Wwider Lake Advisory board on Thursday, Sept. 26, at the Wonder Lake fire house. The session was called to order by Chairman Lewis Belshaw. Jim BixJ>y, delegate from HickoryP&lls, subdivisions I and W, was appointed secretary pro-tem. Wonder Woods Delegate Orville Gosse made a motion that the advisory board donate $200 to the Master association "Fish program" in memory of the late Dr. Wise. After debate, the motion was approved, with seven delegates assenting and one abstention. Hie board also voted to continued the dual program for 1969 as a service to Wonder Lake residents. Chairman Belshaw expressed appreciation to the delegates for past support but said he would not accept the chair for another term as he would be actively seeking a committeemanship. With Dr. Watkins acting as temporary chairman, the floor was opened for nomination of officers. Several were made for chairman but were declined by the nominees. The choice however, was limited for according to the by-laws, only elected delegates may serve as officers. A proposal by Mr. Bixby that he would assume the secretary's duties if Mr. Belshaw would continue as chairman was adopted by the delegates. Orville Gosse was then elected vice-chairman and John Ducey assumed the treasurer's duties. Due to difficulties in obtaining qualified nominees for the board officials, a by-law committee consisting of Ray Mc- Cann, Jim Bixby and Orville Gosse was established. The committee will advise the board on possible by-law revisions. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Irene Heide Deceased, FILE NO 68-P-237. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters of Administration with Will Annexed, were issued on October 7, 1968, to (Helen H. Bambenek, 190 Bedford Road, Hoffman Estates, Illinois, whose attorney of record is James M. Mclntee, McHenry, Illinois, and that the first" Monday in the monih-of-- December, 1968, is the claim date for the estate. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Woodstock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. Oct. 11, 18, 25, 1968) ART CLASSES AT MARIAN HIGH INNEW PROGRAM After a successful first year, the art classes at Marian high school are again being received with interest and enthusiasm by both faculty and students. Offered again this year is Arts and Crafts for freshmen and Art and Art History for juniors and seniors. New this year is Advanced Art, an honors course for second year art students. It is a new idea in classroom management. Because of the interest and talent in the first year art program, a need for an additional year of art was filled for seventeen senior art students. These students were accepted into the honors class because pf their ability and interest. The Advanced Art class is> planned to include two hours of lecture and demonstration and three hours of independent studio work each week. One goal of this class is to provide far personal preference toward media, subject, and interest*' It is hoped that it will give op? portunity to discover the various fields of art open toCMfre; entedpeople. A responsibility given toefcch student is to plan and arrjfflBP weekly art displays fofttftie school from projects completed by the different art classes. Another contribution to the school will be to design and construct banners for mass ap^for display in the chapel. Thejwssibility of designing andpa&Jing • a mural for the school entry hall is another challenge awaiting this amitious group. • «• If you've never found a fourleaf clover, now's your chance. During National 4-H week, Oct. 6 - 12, the clover is extended to you. See your county Extension adviser for details. Parents have trouble leading children in the right direction, when they never go that way, themselves. NOTICI Due i© the ill&asa of Dr. John Shop In McHenry his father* C Goeischel# will be at his office for your convenience. HOURS: Monday -10 'till 2 Wednesday -10 'till 7 Saturday -10 'till 3 ANTEDH Volunteers ,o For h, Nixon\Agneu> CONTACT TOM DAVIS ' " 3202 W. Golf Rd. McHenry 385-1110 BOOC-aCOQQCOOOOOOCOOOOQQOQQOOQOOBOQOOOOW McHENRY SERVICE h. CENTER Ornamental Iron and f Structural Steel ADAMS 3004 Wo R&-I20 385-0/IS GET THE PARTS YOU WANT - WHEW: ?OU NEED TEEM' from Community Auto Supply Phone 385-0778 FOB SESFFIVHC® 5 couHnmasN Mike Kalfus Frank Meisner Arnold Anderson Dan Strach Stan Pankiewicz Barber Shop ^ • Hair Coloring ^ • Hair Styling ^ • Hair Pieces ^ • Razor Cuts JANES by appointment 885-7771 Farm Equipment G@@?ge P. Freuad, Inc. Case • New Holland 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry Bus. 385-0420 Res. 385-0227 Drive in Anytime, and see your car shin fast! *dk®land Park CAE WASH Next to IPMIlIp's 66 RAYCMFT & PAT1IE BUILDERS General Contractors McHENRY Phone 885-7851 or 5534 Home Cooking Hettermann's Good Food - Fine Drinks Package Goods Iwlni) Hettermann fohnsburff - McHenry 385-1787 Buy-Sell-Trade Illinois most complete Gun Store with a selection of over 1,000 guns In stock McHENRY GUN CENTER Daily 0-9, Sat. & Sun. 9-6 3325 W. 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