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IThese seven ariea residents joined Faith Presbyterian church last Sunday. From left, they are J Margaret Karas, Harold (Pat) and Reba Owen, Dick and Janet Gene and Beverly and Jay Cochran. Seven Join Area Church ..Av large group of new members > were publicly welcomed into the fellowship of Faith Presbyterian church Sunday, March 10. Margaret Karas joined by iprofession of faith and Holy Baptism. Her daughter, Maribeth, became an elder of the church last January. The *Owens came by letter of transfer from the First United "Methodist church in McHenry. From a little farther came the Gences and their two children, Suzanne and David, by letter of transfer from Rolling Hills Presbyterian church in Overland Park, Kansas. Beverley Cochran transferred her letter from Ken Mawr Presbyterian church in , McKees Rocks, Pa. Jay Cochran joined by letter of • transfer from Advent Lutheran ; church in Hanover Park. 111. :They also have two sons, Mark • and Douglas. . Following the service, coffee £ and cookies were served by the iMarieners, which gave < everyone an opportunity to get - to know the new members a - little better. Girl's Interscholastic graduated into Badminton On Wednesday, February 13, • McHenry Girls Interscholastic Badminton team held try outs, i The following is a list of girls who made the team: > Seniors: Roni Bierman, Helen Ericksen, Dawn Ewald, ( Deb Mahon, Mona Wheelock, and Kathie Pohlman. i ; Juniors: Pat Estis, Deb r Freund, Mara Jones. Sophomores: Mary Elliott, Gail Gunder, Monica Kosta, i Reggie Lunkenheimer, Lisa i Newport, Taina Olsen, Diane < Unger. ( Freshman: Amy Chaps, r McHenry hosted Lake Forest _ for the first match of the season ~%on Februray 25. McHenry lost a close match by a score of 4-3. The winning singles players were Dawn Ewald and Reggie Lunkenheimer. Roni Bierman and Deb Mahon were the only doubles team to win. On February 28, McHenry travelled to North Chicago. This, too, was a close match but McHenry won, 4-3. All three singles players, Helen b Ericksen, Mary Elliott and n Dawn Ewald, won their mat- % ches. Once again Roni Bierman (i and Deb Mahon beat their v opponents. CUB PACK 351 Recently, Cub Scout Pack 351 held annual Blue and Gold at St. Patricks' church hall. Father Joe Kulack gave the invocation. The meeting portion was opened with the pledge of allegiance led by Webelos Den 1. Many awards were presented by Cubmaster Dave Nylander. They are as follows: Wolf, Jeff Gies; Bear, Peter Wasilowski. Webelos receiving awards were Aquanaut, Rick Klein, Victor Betancourt, Jamie Koch, Joe Johnson, John Gies, Chris Nylander, Mike Leon, Jeffrey Schaefer, Bob Macey and Mike Eisele. Also Engineer, Chris Nylander; Artist, Rick Kleuv Victor Betancourt, Paul Knapic and Jamie Koch; Traveler, Victor Betancourt; Out- doorsman, Victor Betancourt; Citizen, Jamie Koch. Two boys were also moved to Webelos dens, Tom McMahon and Peter Wasilowski. Two boys from the pack received the Arrow of Light award, Joe Johnson, and Paul Knapic. This award is the highest award a Cub Scout can boys were also " Boy Scouts. They will now join a Boy Scout troop. One-year awards were presented to Tim Truckenbrod, Steve Anderson Rob Mortell, Ray Pascarella, Kevin Reid, Jeff Gies, Jeff Smith, Steve Aim, Kenneth Pociask, Bob Macey, Tom Wember, Adam Klein, Chris Lawrence, Mit­ chell Ketchum, Charles Temple, Mrs. Emily Temple, McHenry faced tough competition on March 4 against Dundee. Mara Jones and Mona Wheelock were the only girls to win, as McHenry lost with a final score of 6-1. The team has two more games left in the season. On Thursday, March 14, they travel to Zion and the last match is against Barrington on March 27. Mrs. Nowicki, Bob Mortell, Mr. Rick Klein, Mrs. Pat Truckenbrod, Mrs. Connie Anderson, Mrs. Lynn Wmber, Dr. Gregory Eckstein, Don Pascarella, Ken Pociask and Mrs. Max Koch. Two-year awards were presented to Gregory Eckstein, Tony Wember, Scott Truckenbrod, Mike Sabatka, Jim Thorson, Brian Adams, Jeff Lawrence, Peter Wasilowski, Tom McMahon. Mrs. Marily Truckenbrod, Mrs. Millie Thorson and Mrs. Joan Leon. Third-year awards were given to Chris Nylander, Jef­ frey Schaefer, John Gies, Mike Eisele, Mike Leon, Rick Klein, Jamie Koch Joe Johnson, Victor Betancourt, Mrs. Kaaren Gies, Mrs. Marilyn Schaefer and Bob Belzer. * Four-year awards were given to Mrs. Peggy Lawrence, Mrs. Ruth Roach and Dave Nylander. After the serious part of the meeting, everyone enjoyed Richard Reynolds, foremost entertainer of children, who presented a most enjoyable musical, magical and humorous program. Editor's Quote Book "Once the citizen loses his sense of personal responsibili­ ty for the welfare of the na­ tion--of participation as an active, loyal citizen--we shall i n d e e d b e d e s t r o y e d f r o m within." --Sen. Karl Mundt Farm Bureau Continues Attack Against RTA Vote One of the most serious drawbacks of the RTA referendum to be voted March 19 concerns the fact that an entirely new form of govern­ ment would be established. This was the chaise made by the Farm Bureau. "Under this referendum a sif-county governmental unit with extremely broad powers would be established," explains Ed Meier, Jr., Algonquin farmer who heads the McHenry County Farm Bureau com­ mittee opposing this referen­ dum. "We urge a large voter turnout and ask them to vote no," says Meier. "Many- reasons have been voiced in opposition to this RTA referendum, "and it is significant, I believe, that legislators of this area are working hard to inform the public of the drawbacks and asking for a no vote also." Meier said the six-county body would be a unique authority overlapping county lines with power of eminent domain and not be subject to the regulation of the Illinois Commerce commission. In a talk at the Farm Bureau last week, Rep. R. Bruce Waddell, Dundee legislator who is one of the most critical of this legislative boondoggle, revealed the cost to the "typical McHenry county family" has increased com­ pared with the estimate given in early January. At that time, costs were figured at $82.75. Now the tqtal has risen to at least $134 a year. Here's what's included: 5 per cent sales tax on motor fuel, part of the state sales tax siphoned from General Revenue and given to the RTA, and $14 license fee diversion on Chicago residents to the RTA., "You can't come to the legislator and ask for help if this referendum passes," Waddell warns, "because of the extreme authority granted under its provision. Also, the board will have the power to condemn property for RTA use and can tax parking facilities." Farm Bureau is moving into new offices, and with this move comes a new telephone num­ ber. To call Farm Bureau, call Woodstock 338-1520, effective March 15. Shift to the new office in­ volves moving the executive secretary, Larry Harris, and the Farm Bureau office per­ sonnel into the space inside the main door to the left, the area occupied by the Extension Service until Farm Bureau needed the room for its own service tp farmers of McHenry county. PET CENTER 007 A FOR Give away FREE Love, Loyalty, companionship. Try one of our puppies. 385- 5839 3_13 ATTENTION LITTLE LEAGUERS The Lakeland Park Little League will hold registration on Thursday, March 14 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Lakeland Park Community House, 1717 N. Sunset Drive, for all boys and girls from 8 to 12 years of age. There will be a registration fee which will cover all players with insurance. Please bring at least one parent. Male Siamese cat, 7 months old, housebroken. Have too many animals. 385-3359. 3-13 To good home, 5 mo. scottie mixed male, hsebroken, good with children. 385-9376. 3-13 found Small boat, north of McHenry. Call after 6:30 385-7377. •Til O- People Who Want .The Very Best... See FM RADIO & TELEVISION AWARDED THE 1974 RCA - CERTIFICATE of APPOINTMENT - THIS CERTIFIES THAT FM RADIO & TELEVISION HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED AS A RCA SERVICE CENTER We Service All Brandt of Black . White and Color Televisions G.E. WARD'S ZENITH MOTOROLA EMERSON ADMIRAL SEAR'S DUMONT PHILCO PACKARD , OLYMPIC SYLVANIA BELL » WE ALSO WELCOME CARRY-INS ON Amplifiers-Radios-Stereos-Tape Recorders-Tv* s (Guaranteed for 90 days on Parts Installed & Labor) ^ ESTABLISHED SINCE 1948 FM RADIO & TELEVISION . SALES & SERVICE OPEN DAILY 9-6 FRIDAY 9-9 CLOSED SUNDAYS Phone 385-0979 - 4605 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING CP HARE WISCONSIN LIMOUSINE CO. INC. ANNOUNCES . ONE HOP SERVICE FROM McHENRY to O'HARE STARTS MARCH 18th McHENRY TO O'HARE Leaves 9:25AM - Arrives 10:20AM Leaves 3:55 PM - Arrives 4:50PM O'HARE FIEI,P t9 MCHENRY, Leaves 11:30AM - Arrives 12:25PM Leaves 5:30PM - Arrives 6:25PM FARE ONE WAY 00 $6 DEPARTS FROM CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 WEST ELM ST. McHENRY PHONE 385-7500 HOW CAN I? By Anne Ashley Q. How can I perform a good job of window washing? A. You can make a good job of washing your windows with one-half cup of white vinegar and one cup water » or, for a sparkling window job, wash them with a cloth soaked in vinegar, then polish with newspaper. , Q. How can I remove rust stains from linens? A. By boiling the linens in a solution of one tablespoon of cream of tartar to a gallon of water. Q. How canj. remove printing ink stains |rom washable fabrics? A. By rubbing some lard, shortening or petroleum jelly into the stain, then laundering with plenty of soap and water. Q. What is a good way to clean pine paneling? A. Wipe the paneling down with a cloth wrung out of a mixture of vinegar and water. This does a good job of removing dirt and produces a shine. Q. How can I add extra flavor to my whipped cream? , A. Try putting a scoop of ice cream into your cream before whipping it, and this will not only add flavor, but will keep the cream chilled as you whip it. Q. How can I repair the stitching of some moccasins? A. Pick up the broken threads, then sew with heavy cotton or linen thread coated with beeswax, threading this through the old holes. Q. How can I treat some tarnished brass? A. You can usually do an excellent job of removing tarnish or corrosion by rubbing over the metal with a lemon rind that has been dipped in salt. Q. What is an efficient way to apply oil or water-stains to raw wood? A. Try using a cellulose sponge instead of a brush. This will require less dipping and it will be easier to regulate the amount being applied. Also, the square edges of the sponge help in fitting into corners or around edges. Q. How can I repair some broken onyx? Another number to remember - the Farm Bureau Market Line with the day's market reports and review by Jim Gill. The number is 338- 0442. Each day at 4 p.m. the day's report is recorded. The Farm Bureau would like comments on how the public evaluates this Market Line service. A. After thoroughly cleaning the broken edges, coat them with some epoxy glue and press together until the glue sets. Q. How can I prevent skillets, waffle irons and griddles from sticking? A. Wash them out and, after drying, sprinkle some salt into them and put into a warm oven. After heating, dust out the salt and return the utensil to the shelf. The next foods cooked in them will come out easily. Q. How can I forestall the annoyance of having some of my decorative candles bend and droop over? A. By giving them a coat of clear varnish or shellac. Q. 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Cans Strawberry Ridge Wine 9% ALCOHOL THE FINE TASTING WINE FROM GALLO 85' fifth Gallo Brandy 80 PROOF A FINE SMOOTH CALIFORNIA BRANDY 359 wlllSI flouse of Stuart W>M*:D StXJTCH HISIO 80 PROOF - DISTILLED FROM 100% AMERICAN GRAIN Gilbey's Gin 86 PROOF - 4 YEAR OLD STRAIGHT BOURBON Walker's Ten 2.99 High Whiskey 3.69 90 PROOF - A GREAT FLAVOR - LQNDON DRY^ 80 PROOF - THE VELVET SMOOTH CANADIAN Black Velvet Gin 349 Canadian Whiskey ^ 3.99 fifth "Our Price Protection Policy Bankers 18% ALCOHOL - DRY OR SWEET Tribuno from Wednesday. March 13th .. .. A lift through Tuesday March 19th. 1974 vermoum » fifth I /•«> regardless of cost increases guarantees these prices to be effective frc We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities 80 PROOF - 4 YEAR OLD STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON 3.79 4400 West Route 120 McHenry, III. quart D R U G