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/VXONTGO/WER |"AV«1 y lOlfkU WARDS Route 14 Phone 459-3120 Crystal Lake Wed. Oct. 29, 1969 - Plaindealer - Sec. 2 Pg, 7 of 3113 W. Kinley boulevard, McHenry, who has lost 36!i pounds on the Weight Watcher program herself. DECLARE DIVIDEND The board of directors of Modine Manufacturing company has declared a quarterly divi­ dend of 32'i cents per share on the outstanding capital stoek, payable Dec. 12, 1969, to all shareholders of record Dec. 2, 1969. The bore really means: "I know all of you have heard this, but don't stop me -- I want to hear me tell it again". NOW OPEN Main Street Variety 3909 W. MAIN ST. TOYS-RADIOS-APPLIANCES AT DISCOUNT PRICES -- L A Y A W A Y S -- OPEN 6 p .m.-9 p .m. Wkdays 9 a im.-9 p .m. Wkends CALL 385-8420 THE ELEGANCE OF MINK MAGNIFICENT DYED LAMB ON BUTTERY SOFT SUEDE COLLARS CREAMY SUEDE $59" $85 The exciting look you love . . . sumptuous suede and wedding band collar of natural mink. Beau tifully styled with side slits, deep pockets. Exceptional value! Taupe, brown. Misses' 8-18. Furs labeled f o r country of or ig in of imported furs Fantastic buy! Smashing fashion impact of the "long hairs" on suede. Superb natural Dyed Lamb on full, flared coat to belt or not. Grey, Taupe. Dream come-true gift! Sizes 8 18 Reg. SI09.95 WARDS CHARG-ALL CREDIT PLAN HELPS MAKE CHRISTMAS MERRIER! JUST SAY CHARGE IT!' SPECIAL! Smart Santas, take note... Fabulously furred suede coats boys must accomplish to re­ ceive their next award-the Wolf badge. The following awards were also presented: Wolf Bad­ ge; Jeff Lennon, Chuck Pin- tozzi, Jim True and Gerald Wil­ son; one gold Arrow and two Silver arrows; Jeff Lennon; two Silver Arrows,Steve Lingeman; one Silver Arrow, JohnHonning and Lee Woodward; one-year pin, Brian Becker, Mike Beck­ er, Tom Kent, Chuck Pintozzi and Lee Woodward. The Cubmaster, Sandy An­ derson, was also awarded his one-year pin. Mr. Kirk congrat­ ulated him on the fine job he has done with the pack and com­ mented on the wholesome en­ thusiasm shown by the boys in the pack. Eour boys were awarded the Arrow of Light. This is the highest award in Cub Scouting and is the last accomplishment before going into Boy Scouts. The boys who won this coveted award through much effort and hard work are Bill Anderson, Scott Lennon, Gene Potter and Jim Steinbach. Bill Schmidt, scoutmaster of Troop 131, was there to receive these boys into the troop. They here and there in BUSINESS WEIGHT WATCHERS OPEN CLASSES IN AREA NOVEMBER 3 Overweight McHenry resi­ dents will soon have the op­ portunity to join more than 30,000 fat Chicagoans who have become registered members of the city's largest weight reduc­ tion organization, Weight Watchers. Richard H. Cooper, Director of Weight Watchers in Chicago, has announced that the new McHenry classes will bring the total number of classes cur­ rently scheduled throughout Chicago and suburbs to 2^0. The Weight Watcher classes in McHenry will be held at Lake­ land Park Community House at 1717 N. Sunset, beginning Mon­ day, Nov. 3, at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Lecturer for the ses­ sions will be Joann Houghton no longer belong to Cub Pack 131 but have taken that one big step into Boy Scouting. word, but it describes every­ thing on the whole. We do have fun. Sometimes you get frus­ trated, but some of our activ­ ities put you in a happier mood. We're not saying that everything is smooth, that everything doesn't get rough. We're saying that when we work together and do things together we seem to get an enjoyment out of it. Now we can answer our own question -- what is 4-H? 4-H is an organization which promotes fun in doing things to­ gether. Yes, why don't you join and help us to unite the peo­ ple of the world in "making the best better", together. Lakeland Merry Makers NAMED TO COMMISSION Senator Berning has been ap­ pointed to serve as a member of the l iaison commission on Higher Education. The commis­ sion was created by a bill which passed the General Assembly in June and which was approved by Governor Ogilvie in Sep­ tember. The primary purpose of the commission is to coop­ erate with the state-wide board of higher education on matters affecting the state junior col­ leges, colleges and univer­ sities. HONOR WAYNE MENTZER -- Wayne Mentzer, retiring McHenry county superintendent of high­ ways, is shown, center, receiving honor plaque from Clarence Regner, left, president of the McHenry County Township Commissioners as sociation of McHenry township. Looking on are Herb Becker, secretary and treasurer, Dun­ ham township, with plaque; Louis Schachtner, vice-president, from Grafton township; Mrs. J ' 1 Mentzer and Julius Dvorak, Algonquin town­ ship. Presentation was made at the annual meeting of the association, held recently at he Czecho lodge, Crystal Lake, with about :wenty-five contractors and county officials in attendance in addition to the commission­ ers. Mr. Mentzer retired after forty-two years of dedicated service to the county and town­ ships. CUB PACK 131 The weather didn't cooper­ ate at all when the pack had its October meeting. It rained and was very cold sp the meet­ ing was held indoors. The evening started off with the judging of Halloween cos­ tumes. The prizes were won by a convict, Cliff Bailye; a clown, John Honning, a nursemaid, Steve Lingeman; and a mummy, Chris Pollock. The judges were three very impartial parents and the prizes were awarded by a very mysterious ghost. Jim Kirk represented the k council office and handed out the awards. Fourteen new boys were accepted as Bobcats. The Bobcat pins were given to the parents, who in turn gave them to their sons. The new Bob­ cats are Cliff Bailye, Patrick Becker, John Blake, Terry Douglas, Charles Foreman, Jeff Freund, Bill Kicek, Dean Preis, Richard Sund, Ed Walker, Bob Weyde, Russ Weingart and Mark Ziszik. Mr. Kirk briefly re­ viewed the achievements these -HIM NEWS LAKELAND MERRY MAKERS What's 4-H? Ask anyone that and you probably won't get an answer for quite awhile. Even ask a member and it's hard to answer. Yes, we tried sum­ ming up our activities, learning, working and projects we've completed and we got a lotal blank. "What about the 5 W's of 4-H?" someone might inquire. Okay, let's see: Who: Boys and girls of A- merica between the ages of 9 and 19. Why: The purpose of our club is to interest young people in better living through 4-H pro­ jects and activities and to help them in learning to work and have fun together. Where: There are clubs throughout the world. When: We meet on the sec­ ond Monday of each month. We looked at our records, reports on projects and all the information we keep. If we are asked to look back, and we think we have an answer, this is the best answer we have thought of yet. Picture of someone working plus picture of someone ex­ ploring, plus picture of some­ one learning, plus picture of the fair equals FUN. That's our answer. It may only be a short, three-letter NOTR BUILDING & REMODELING ALUMINUM SIDING ROOFING SHINGLES ADDITIONS * DORMERS STORES & OFFICES KITCHENS, BATHS CONCRETE WORK MASONRY 385-0830 FREE ESTIMATES & PLANNING SERVICE INSURED.