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here and there in BUSINESS % uiirn The program consists of an intensified curriculum of reading, lectures, discussions and case studies in modern business management techniques. HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG WIN A CAR --- Feb. 15 through March • 1 has been proclaimed Nationally Advertised Brands sweepstakes. "Everyone in this area is eligible to win one of the 1300 prizes. Included is a new 1969 Ford Mustang on display at Hornsby's Family center, provided by Buss Ford. All you have to do to win is register at Hornsby's or at one of the participating merchants that displays the red, white and blue Star Spangled national brand sweepstakes sign. Roger A. Stiller,^ of 614 West Regner drive, McHenry, has been selected for enrollment in the Feb. 18-27 session of the Brunswick Advanced Management program. He is vice president, marketing, for the Technical Products division of the Brunswick Corp,, Stiller is one of thirty-five executives from among Brunswick's 3,000-member management team appointed to the ten-day course of study at the Sheraton hotel in French Lick, Ind. BRUCE STOCKER Baxter Laboratories, Inc., has announced the promotion of Bruce J. Stocker to senior programmer. With the company for three years, Stocker previously served as programmer. He attended Northern Illinois university and Northwestern university: Stocker resides in Des Plaines. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stocker, are residents of McHenry. Baxter Laboratories, Inc., PROPERTY OWNERS HOLD ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS Members of the Holiday Hills Property Owners Association will go to the polls next Sunday, Feb. 23, to elect their officers for the coming year. The polling place will be at the Harper home at 2507 15. Driftwood Drive and will be open from 12 noon 'til 5 p.m. The candidates for office are as follows: President, Bill Boettcher and Jack White, Vice-President, A1 (Bud) Roth, and Leon Kathan and Roger Thetjie, Recording Secretary, D o r o t h y G a b r i e l , Corresponding Secretary, Leone Kathan and Pat Roth, Sreasurer, Dennis Kosup and on Gregg, Directors, Unit No. 1, Don Dolatowski, Unit No. 2, Arnold Peterson and Roger Thetjie, Unit No. 3, Elmer Mettelka and Don Teuber, Unit No. 4, Joe Mar as, Unit No. 5, Don Gabriel and Mary Dierking, Unit No. 6, Dick Bemis; Directors at Large, (2 to be elected) Jim Harper, Harry Schroeder. Fred Postal, Tom manufactures and markets a diverse line of products in the hospital and health fields around the world. 38S-4672 Gutekunst and Donna Kasprzyk. Blue and Gold Dinner That time of year is coming again -- the Blue and Gold" dinner -- and the boys ^ are working hard making all the final preparations. Name tags, centerpieces, decorations and preparing skits are just a few of the things they've been doing at their weekly den meetings. The big day will be Sunday,' March 2, at 4:30 p.m. and it is to be held at the V.F.W. Hall in McHenry. The dinner served will be 'pot-luck' and each family is asked to bring a meat dish large enough to feed their own family and a dish to pass. It is also requested that everyone supply his own .silverware. Dessert and refreshments will be by the pack. Special guests, Scout Executives and representatives of the Ladies Auxiliary, Post 4600, who sponsor the Pack have been invited and it is the hop6 of everyone that this will be the best dinner this far. Bake Sale Everyone associated with Cub Scout Pack 458 would like to announce to all the parents, neighbors and friends who cooperated so wonderfully that the bake sale was a huge success. This was accomplished because so many" people baked and helped contribute to its success. Womens Club Congratulations to the following gals elected as officers at the last Women's club meeting; President, Pat Hughes, Vice-President, Vi Abbink, Secretary, Mary Mullins, Treasurer, Joan Schroeder, and Entertainment, Marge Connell and Linda Thetjie. Boy Scouts The following is an account of some of the recent activities of the boys of Scout Troop 132. On Saturday, Jan. 25, the boys went to Cantigny War Museum. This is a memorial to the 1st Division on Col. Robert Mccormick's farm in Wheaton. The troop was accompanied by Bill Boettcher and C. Kasprzyk. Wednesday, Jan. 29, the troop toured Gault airport. The tour was conducted by the airport manager. The boys were the guests of the local civil air patrol unit which meets at the Gault airport. They saw four aircraft torn down and also found out how airplanes are flown. After the tour, Major Bill Andrews of the civil air patrol explained all abdut the C.A P. This trip was WED.VFEB. 19, 1969 - PL4INDEALER - PG. 15 arranged by Frank Estes who is the unit commander at Gault. Everyone agreed that this was a very interesting evening. Scouts who attended were A1 Extes, Gary and John Connell, Ken Boettcher, Joe Foreman, Bill Wise and Jim and Joe Szamblewski and Scout Master Joe Catanzaro. Monday, Feb. 10, Troop 132 had its annual parents night. The troop received its charter for 1969. Four new boys became Tenderfoot Scouts, John Muncy, Jim and Joe Szamblewski and Bill Wise. Two boys advanced to second class. They are Gary Connell and Jeff Kasprzyk. Joe and Connie Catanzaro were pleasantly surprised when Bill Boettcher presented them with appreciation certificates. The evening ended with movies of troop activities. Mrs. Frank Estis, president of the St. Patrick's H. and S.A made arrangements for the troop to use St. Patrick's church basement. The troop is very grateful to Mrs. Estes and Father Guzzardo for his kind permission for the use of the basement. Refreshments were supplied by Mrs. C. Kasprzyk, Mrs. J. Quiiico and Mrs. J. Connell. Birth Daze Happy birthdays to Candy Walters whose birthday was last Friday, Feb. 14, to Susie White on the fifteenth, to John Bofettcher on the seventeenth, J a n e t H a r p e r on t h e eighteenth, Nannette Mroz on the nineteenth, Jula Ann Mahon on the twentieth and I k e i t h T e u b e r on t h e twenty-fifth. MEAT VIOLATION One violation of the state Meat and Poultry Inspection Act was reported during January, according to Director John W. Lewis of the Illinois Department. of Agriculture. Director Lewis said that May hall's Sausage Co, of Peoria was charged with improper use of benzoic acid in processing meat. The firm was placed on -six months probation and paid court costs of $30.30 qfter an appearance before Magistrate David C. McCarthy in Peoria County Circuit Court. 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