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Includes Coupon mutt be of Initiol visit. 1 SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31, ISM ipipipipipipipipipr^ipr^ipipipipipipipip^ GIRL SCOUTS }p,ip'$p'ip^p¥ip'^lpip'ipip'^p'jt'icrfp'ip'$p'$p'$p'$p'ip^ At the regular monthly Neighborhood meeting of ValleyView Girl Scouts, investiture and rededication ceremonies were held for new and reregistered leaders and committee mothers. There was a very good turnout and 50 women were invested and 20 were rededicated. The adults are en­ thusiastic about scouting and have already been ac­ tively involved with their troops. Brownie Troop No. 461 took a tour of a printing firm in McHenry on Oct. 21 and while there, they had in­ vitations printed for their investiture, which was held Oct. 28. Twenty new girls were invested with four committee mothers. A warm welcome is extended to all the newcomers. On Oct. 22, the girls and leaders of Brownie Troop No. 414 went on a tour of WXRD and WIVS radio stations in Crystal Lake, which they found to be very interesting. Brownie Troop No. 150 went to the Carestoel Professional Care Center Oct. 28, to distribute pum­ pkins that the girls ahd decorated. They enjoyed working on the project and shared the fun with many appreciative residents of the center. Rededication and in­ vestiture ceremonies were held recently for Brownie Christmas Club Momber f AVI MORI! CASH YOUR CHECK Congratulations . . . you'va saved all year to hava a good Christmas . . . Shop Horns- by First and hava a GREAT CHRISTMAS. Your monay will go farther on noma brand glftad valuas from Hornsby. 4400 W. Routa 120 McHanry Rt. 47 ft Country Club Rd. Woodstock, Illinois ALEXAKOS Troop No. 406. Also, in an attempt to learn more about the founder of Girl Scouts, the third graders have been practicing for a play about Juliette Low, to com­ memorate her birthday. Eighteen new girls were invested in Brownie Troop No. 211, Oct. 24. The girls had a Halloween party on Oct. 27, and as a special feature, Clyde Blackwell performed his puppet show to the delight of everyone, including mothers, and younger brothers and sisters, who were invited. The windows of a store on Green street display the artistic efforts of the girls in Junior Troop No. 417, who hoped to put all the shoppers in the right spirit for Halloween. Glenda Wiley Publicity FCUB SCOUTS! PACK 162 Thursday evening, Oct. 23, eight new scouts were proudly sworn into Pack 162. James Roland, Brian Fritz, Sean Gilliland, Robot Bos, Bill Vincent, Dan Hunt, Scott Peterson and Jesse Peterson gave the cub scout odth and were welcomed into the Pack by Cubmaster John" Grandt with the cub scout handshake. Achievement awards were presented to Den 2 • Alan Bitterman, Mark Johnson, Brian Kreutzer, Brian Mann, John Meisner and Scott Sawin, all Bear books and 1-year service star; Den 5, Tom Gaylord, Bear book; Marc Manning, Bear book, l- year service star; Jeff Carl, Bear book, 1-year service star; Den 7, Tim Sossong, Bear book, l-year service star; Jay Gorham, Bear book, l-year service star; Chris Groer, l-year service star;, Paul Knoll, l-year service star; Webelos, Robert Hunt, Dan Evans, Steve Johnson, C. J. Kasprzyk and Tony Ein- weck, each a 2-year service star and Webelos books. Halloween was the theme for the evening Dack meet begun with Mrs. McHenry Artists Are Featured In Fall Fair Bernlece Papiech of McHenry is shown at work on a new painting to be exhibited in the Winter Dimension VI, Arts and Crafts fair, to be held in Veterans Acres nature center. Crystal Lake, Oct. 31, Nov. 1 and 2. Winter Dimension VI, Arts and Crafts fair, will be held at the Veterans Acres Nature center, 330 Main street, Crystal Lake, Oct. 31, Nov. 1 and 2. It will include the works of local artists. One of those featured will Berniece Papiech of McHenry, who is a second place award winner for her oil painting at the 1980 McHenry Country Art fair. Other local artisits exhibiting are Joyce John, Einweck's Den 7 skit of "Let There Be Light", followed by the parading of Halloween costumes. Each Scout participating received a ribbon. Fellow Scouts and parents judged each den for best costumes. The winners were: Den 2, John Meisner, first; Scott Sawin, second; Mark Johnson, third; Den 5, Jeff Carl, first; Jody Foster and Dan Hunt, second; Marc Manning, third; Den3, Brian Fritz, first; Billy Fortino, second, Jim Rolain, third; Den 7, Chris Groer, first; David Wilkenson, second; Paul Knoll, third; Webelos, Dan Evans, first; Chris ---------- PLAINDEALER -V Letter to the Editor Public Pulse (Th» in Mr community. Our wily WtM HgM H <»!»»• --T m--»rt«l wK*d» w omlfar lllwlom or h» »fc|»rtlimMi f.) Sally Miller, George Papiech and Weg Thomas. The center will be open from 6 to 9 p.m. Oct. 31; noon to7p.m. Nov. 1 and noon to 5 p.m. Nov. 2. Original art work largely created by local artists in­ cludes watercolors, oils, jewelry, ceramics, scrat- chboard, wood working and other crafts. Refreshments will be served. There is no ad­ mission charge. AID TO GOODWILL "Editor: "November is Abilities center, Goodwill Industries national "Thanks-For- Giving" month. "Many members of the McHenry community have given support during the past year through financial contributions, clothing and materials which have "helped the handicapped - help themselves". "Without this continued support we could not have provided jobs for han­ dicapped and disabled workers or paid wages to these workers. "Agnes Adams, "Local Representative" "Dear Editor: "The League of Women Voters of Woodstock- McHenry strongly supports Proposition 2, the proposed Cut-Back amendment, because single member districts will: "..offer real contests, not free seats; "..guarantee majority rule; ". .clarify the voting procedure and aid the use of the three-vote bullet to distort the results; "..provide representative districts half the size and population of the current three-member districts; legislators will be more visible and accountable to their constituents. "..give the voter power to hire and fire and end the wheeling and dealing by the parties through control of the primary." "In addition, the Cut-Back amendment will reduce the size of the House of Representatives from 177 to a more workable 118 members, saving the tax­ payers several million dollars annually. We ask all voters to vote 'Yes' on Proposition 2 Nov. 4. "Sincerely, "LynneDonarksi "Local Chairman" Iabon, second; Jesse Peterson, third. Den 7 received first place in the pumpkin judging; Den 5, second and Webelos, third. The next Pack meeting will be held Tuesday, Nov. 25. Canned goodsiiwill be1 collected to help fill baskets for needy families in the McHenry area. Dianne Carl • * • * Those who need ad­ vice rarely want it;, those who ask it seldom follow it. _____ f --t • Most Prescriptions in Stock Save $20 on any complete pair of glasses you choose, regular prescription or prescription sunglasses. Choose from our ENTIRE selection of frames. Just bring this coupon with you when you come in to buy your glasses. Offer expires Pec. 31, 1990, so hurry and come in soon. Don't miss out. 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