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Section Two -- . ; .1 III.' THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. July 14* 1366 McHENRY HOSPITAL FEATURES This photo shows' the wider haHway - relaxing area and doors to the rooms in the self-care unit in the new McHenry hospital. Patients who need tests or are recovering from illness will use these rooms. These patients can do much for themselves, are up-and-around and are "on their way home." The Illinois Young Republican organization will hold its /(quarterly state board Meeting on July 29; 30 and 31 at t h e W a u k e g a n I n n . H o s t f o r the three - day session will be the Young Republican Federation of Lake county. , Lawrence D. Inglis, Lake County YR President, reports t h a t r e g i s t r a t i o n s w i l l b e g i n at 6:.50 p.m. Friday and will close at ?> p.m. Saturday. The weekend schedule will include a pool party and hospitality get - together on Friday eveni n g . S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g h a s been reserved for committee meetings, and a demonstration of the new IBM VOTOMATIC voting machine is set for the afternoon. An informal buffet dinner and dance a la Puerto Rico will highlight Saturday evening's activities. The board of governors meeting will convent at noon on Sunday, July 31. This photo shows a one-bed room wit h a sitting room adjacent for those patients at the new McHenry hospital that want this added space. Room is located on the second floor in this 137-bed hospital. STATE'S GOP GROUP PLANS BOARD MEETING DIVIDEND CHECKS SENT FARMERS IN THREE COUNTIES Farmers in Boone, Lake and McHenry counties are receiving checks totaling $33,377.85, as dividends on their stock in the Federal Land Bank association of Woodstock, according to an announcement by Thomas L. Frey, manager. This dividend was declared by the board of directors of the association at its last meeting, payable to its member-stockholders of record at the close of business on May 31. The payment of this dividend by lite association has the effect of reducing the average interest rate paid this year by association members on their loans. PMA ANNOUNCES MILK RAISE FOR DAIRY FARMERS All dairy farmers participating in the milk pooling program launched by Pure Milk Association for the Chicago market will be paid $4.92 per Hundredweight for Class I (bottled) milk beginning with July 11 deliveries, A. L. Mc- Williams, PMA general manager, announced today. This new Class I price is 30 cents higher than the $4.62 superpool level which dealers have paid for Class I milk since February. As a result, dairy farmers in the PMA pool will receive 10.58 cents per quart of bottled milk compared with 9.93 cents per quart under the $4.62 superpool price. The higher Class I price was announced following negotiations between a PMA committee composed of Avery A. Vose, president; Robert J. Van Liere, secretary; Martin Burns, legal counsel, and McWilliams, and representatives of Associated Milk Dealers, Inc., Chicago. Under the new pricing program, Chicago market producers in the PMA pool will be paid on three classifications of m i l k -- C l a s s I , C l a s s I I a n d Class III. The price of Class II milk, which is used primarily in making cottage cheese, will be the Wisconsin Minnesota manufacturing milk price of the preceding month. Class in will include milk u s e d p r i m a r i l y i n m a k i n g butter, cheese, nonfat dry milk. and ice cream mix. Prices paid on milk going into these products will be substantially higher because of this new pricing program and the in? creases in dairy support prices which the government announce ed as effective July 5. The price of Class I milk will become effective July 11. On Class II and Class III the new prices becamt effective July 1. BENEFIT EVENT Mrs. Donald C. Harring, wife of the vice-commodore of the Lake Geneva Yacht club, is chairman of this year's tea and bridge benefit of Holiday Home camp of Lake Geneva, to be held Wednesday afternoon, July 20, at 1:30 p.m., at the Lake Geneva Country club. Mrs. Harring, who also crews for her husband, an E boat champion, has named the 1966 benefit "Ladies of the Lake" tea and bridge. Teddy Roosevelt married (second wife ) his childhood sweetheart. During World Wars One and Two, many thousands of pounds of gold coins were paid to African natives, for labor and for cattle---and none of it has ever returned into trade channels. The disposition and present use of this money is unknown. m Many of the Indian tribes of Patagonia and Amazon Valley are still living in pre-stone age status. if. Bargain':, lowest priced F19GIDAIRE ^-doori NEW ACE tyJcde/ipsutalj MASONRY COATING FDA-12TK, 12.3 CU. «. 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