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?»^| i *>Y^?J s" wr=?S: ~r 'Mi... TOE McHEWHY PLAINPKALER X fl^Sf'SITfP liMmWlM UNfT 491 Iv*v>**j4 WH±3**KA* >»~ 'J* ,A\.; . V • By tywy lEInjgp^r . .V Service ig the coiTiifluijitje? r if» vhfcft t&ey are located will £J£"«e an important part jaf thje V j flictiyijie^ of the American ; Legion auxiliary's 13,000 upj*4 (during 1965, it was reported by McHenry Ufjit 491 pommuni Jy Service Chairman Pparl Sanders. Every unit will be expected,, to carry out at Jeast one project for the benefit of its community during the. year. Since the whole can b.e no greater than the sum of its parts, We the auxiliary feel that by helping build better communities, we are .helping build a better nation. The auxiliary . have adopted a fiyerpoint program for 19§5; Health. Recreation, Education Safety and General Activities. In kpeping with our Community Sprvice activities, .Chairman Pearl Sanders served coffee and doughnuts. to the firemen and others who attended the Christmas tree burnirtg ceremonies. She was ably assisted by Child Welfare Chairman P-auJijie jPicketjL. Retired men and women who are wondering what to do with their newly acquired leisure, are finding interesting activity jn ttfe volunteer hospital worker'iSsprogram of the American Legion/auxiliary. An increasing nuipb'er of men are joining the auxiliary woijnen in vqlunteer hospital work. Not only are they bringing comfort and encouragement to the hospital patients whom they visit, but they are finding a new zest* in li(e for themselves. McHenry Unit 491 visits the patients at Downey hospital evrey month on the third Thursday. Rehabilitation Chairman Sandra Lock has a party planned for Jan. 21, and everyone is welcome to go along to hejp cheer the veteran patients. On Jan. 20, Chaiym^n Marie Howe will^ join with other units throughout McHenry county to entertain the patients at Elgin hospital. Mrs. Howe is asking for volunteers to bake cookies for this occasion. TjyenJy-five dozen are needed. Call -B85-22ip if you can fee of help tq Mrs. fjowe. Anyonev who wishes 1O attend either of these parties §houlcJ b«; at the American Legion home by 6:15 p.m. The Junior auxiliary \vjll meet Jan. 16 at 1:30 for their • regular meeting. Plans are ® '6llilir^6rtnpd £pr the fattxprtatighter banquet being h<?ld jlarch 7 and a program party at Woodstock later on _ in M^rCh. We need crossvyord opz?lps Ija.dly t.q use up the •nany cards we jfeyve. Also, tqn't fprget yqvir old ny|on stpckjngs. Flaps are- also und/^r way for qur annual membership dinner to be held Feb. 20. M^pk 'he <jlate on your calendar ppw so you. will not miss this popular yearly affair. Women of the Moose The first meeting of the year was opened with Senior Regent Ethel Hagber.L; presiding. The minutes were road by Gloria Flannigan, recorder, who read a card from L. Mead, head of the homemaking committee. Mooseh'-art. The iilid-winter conference lo be held at Harvard was discussed. It, will lake place on ' Sunday, Ja;j. 31. Those taking '/art in the work will be chapters from Harvard. Woodstock. Antioch, Fox Lake and MoHenry. There will be a practice prior to the meeting. All Chairmen should wear forifials. We received a letter from ou>- Supshin,e Girl, thanking us lor th,e Christmas gift. We ;>re sorpy to hear of so many co-work,ers in tfre hospital. Hurry apd get wp'l Ila Hogai:. Catherine DeVries and IJHian G.ox. Oh ye$, Jag. 19 is a potluck, so all co-workers p'ease bring a dish to pass as there will be p^embers from piljer chapters present. Ethelmco Roewer. Publicity Chairman REVOKE LICENSE, NINE SUSPENDED JN McHENJtY AREA The office of Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain has announced the revocation pf the driver license of James F. Kearney of Cary for drivfng while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for Edward J. Anderson and Terry H. Bidenkap of Crystal Lake, Charles A. Bowne of Woodstock, Warren Clark of* •7617 Deep Spring, Wonder Lake, Ardeth D. Conner of Algonquin, Terry A. Knglert of Huntley, Joe E. Evans of Union, Richard G. Metzger of Rt. 2, IVJcJJenry and Patricia J. Schaffer of Fox River Grove, all for three violations. REPORT OF CONDITION OF McHENRY STATE BANK of Mchenry, Illinois, at tjtje close of business December 31, 1964, a State banking institution organized and operating under the banking law$ of the Stat£ of Illinois and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published in accordance with a calj ipade by the Director of the Department of Financial Institutions and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. A S S E T S 1. Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection ...$ 2,148,220.17 2. United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed $ 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 4. Other bonds, notes, and debentures 5. Total securities 6. Less reserves applicable tq items (2), (3) and (4) 7. Corporate stocks (including $30,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve Bank) g. Lo^ns and discounts (including $18,974.72 overdrafts) 12.395.258.51 9. Less reserve for bad debts .. 299,174.61 10. Bank premises owned $213,- 439.54, furniture and fixtures 19,944.99 11. Real Estated owned other than bank premises 14. Other assets 15. TOTAL ASSETS $ 25 L I A B I L I T I E S 9,081.128.74 1,171,017.45 675.000.92 10.927.147.11 10, 927,147.11 30,000.00 12,096,083.90 233,384.53 1.00 3.334.42 438,171.13 16. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $ 7.523L078.4i 17. Time and savings deposits of individuals, \ partnerships and corporations 14,087,412.59 18. Deposits of U. S. Government (including postal savings) 112.227.99 19. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 1,176,762.17 21. Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) : 241.114.46 22. TOTAL DEPOSITS $ 23.142.595.62 (a) Total demand deposits . . 8.555.183.03 (b) Total time deposits 14.587.412.59 26. Other liabilities 180174 90 27. TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 23,322,770.52 C A P I T A L A C C O U N T S 28. Capital: (a) Common stock, total par value $400,000.00 $ <*400.000.00 29. Surplus 600.000.00 30. Undivided profits 365,400.61 31. Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capital) 750.000.00 32. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 2 115 400 61 33. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ? $ 25,438.171.13 M E M O R . 4 X D A 34. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes .-. '....$ 1,471,500.00 I, THOMAS F. BOLGER, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is trlio and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. THOMAS F. BOLGER We, the undersigned directors attest «the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. Directors RICHARD J. ZIEMAN W. A. NYE, M.D. GERALD J. CAREY State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss: 6worn to gjid subscribed before rtie this #lth day of January, G * •/• • • fclARY FEYERER, ^ Notary Public-: ANNUAL MEETING COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PLANNED Occupancy level at Memorial Hospital for JVlcHenry /County has stayed at above the natinna.1 average for- the past two years, Bert Ilanson, administrator, said as he discussed plans for ihe fiftylirst a:mu.\l meeting of the organization. - The Memorial Hospital for MeHi/nry County Association holds. iU annual meeting at Marian Central Catholic high school oil Tuesday, -.Tan. 26. With membership in the association at a record hi'_;h of 458. . a . Iar;;e crowd is expected for the dinner meeting which begins at 7:30 p.m. All members as of Dec. 31 are eligible to vote at the annual meeting, and persons interested in supporting-, the j -work of the hospital are in- » A fvited, to join the1'association now. if they have not done po. Membership entitles each member to attend the annual Ijnner without added cqst. Ad- Utional tickets also * may .be purchased.. The occupancy rate for 1964 stood at!74,per cent, a level Hanson describpd as "comfortable.'.' I.ast year it was, 73.5 per cent. The number of emergency cases rose considerably over, 111 >se handled a year ago -- 2.1 SI in 1964 and 1.838 in 1963. Oryille Church, Crystal Lake, is chairman of arrangements for the dinner. He heads the public relation?: committee. Nominated* for directors for three-year, terms are Williaril Carroll. .Ii\, (re-election) Kenneth Schuh. and Donald" J. Still. Woodstock: Glen Draper,' McIIenr\"; and Corbyn Hafnby and Clifford "Rezn'y, Crvstal l.ake. COUNCIL EXPLORER CABINET ELECTS ' NEW OFFICERS " „ At the December meeting of the Scout Council Cabinet, th? 1965 officers \yere elected. The Council Explorer Cabinet is comprised of Explorers fep^esenting dll six districts in the Blackhawk Area council. Robert Koontz of Rockford was clected chairman: Patrick North of Crystal Lake, was elected' vice chairman; and Robert Welsh, Rockford, was elected secretary. The new officers launched a new program which will be cat t ied back to all of the posts throughout Blackhawk Area Council. The new program is entitled "Sports That Last a Lifetime". "Sports That Last a Lifetime" is the 1965 national sportr. and physical fitness program of the Boy Scout $ o'f America for high school age Explores. |The program, in cpoperatidn with Afnerican Machine and Foundry Company, will help Explorers sharpen their abilities in bowling, golf, swimming and physical fitness, and will carry over into their adult life.* The four sports will give Explorers an opportunity to get in shape and beat the cham- -pions at their own game. Explorers will compete against such national . champions as Dick Weber in the bowling feat, and Ben Hogan in the golf world. ON HONOR ROLL Richard Looze, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Looze of 2920 N. Wooded Lane, McHenry, has achieved honor roll standing at the completion of the first semester at • Weyland Academy, Beaver Dam, Wis. Less than 20' per cent of the students attain such, standing. HOLD LIVESTOCK ; FEEDEFIS DINNER* IN AREA JAN. 28 Tl)e tljird annual McHenry •county livestock feeders banquet wjll be Thursday, .Jan. 28, at 7 p.rp., in- the VFW Ha) I, Woodstock. Crawford Thayer, advertising manager of JameswaS7 Manufacturing company, wi)l give his humor j ous, yet serious talk entitletl "Trends to Power Choririg.' Everyone is welcome. Tickets may be secured in advance from Don Stoxen, Gene Meyer, Gilbert Clausen, Lyle Luedlke, Leo Benecke, Ehrhardt Schultz, Lloyd Getzelman, Hferb Loertscher, Charles Wilson, Howard Pihl, Erv Walters or Louis Engelbrecht, farm adviser. Advertise - It Pays piNF»J4- PRESENTATION I "\^ild Strawberries," an In ternational Cinema * presenta tion directed by the ehfgni^tic Swedish director, Ingmac Berg, man, will be shown at the Woodstock Opera 1-Jousp ' ^un day, Jan. 17 ait 7:30 p^m.. Accompanying the feature is the ^hort "The Wind And The River," set in ttjje vale of Jvashmjr. 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