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THEMc! Thursday. June 2.1966 WIN MUSICAL AWARDS V. F. W. AUXILIARY NEWS CHRIS FOSSTM RON PARKS JON NOLAN .Throe M.C.H.S seniors prominent in Mellt-niy hi;',h :-:OKK:1 musical organizations 'wore honored last week by receiving 1 < p awards at the annual band-chorus spring festival. Jon Nolan was awarded the coveted Arion national medal as outstanding band member. Ron Parks and Chris Fossum were selected by a vole of senior chorus members for having contributed most to that organization. %r- « "1 .III . V ! 'ijtilp! '• ""•I'lmninjil EPIDEMIC' AVERTED A measles epidemic- of major proportions predicted for this spring has been averted. "Due to the wholehearted cooperation of local health departments, private physicians and parents in utilizing the measles vaccine, it is estimated that about '.10.00') cases or "measles were aborted this past season, as compared to the reported cases in the last epidemic year, 1956," Dr. Franklin D. Yoder. director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, reported. If each child were immunized in the first year of life, measles and its complications would be virtually eliminated, Dr. Yoder said. Don Peasley Photo Ed Pieroni, McHenry, looks over records of the Woodstock Elks lodge with Ken Saladin (right), exalted ruler. Pieroni was honored as the man who signed the most new members during a recent membership drive at the county-wide organization. TICKS ARE. BACK Several hundred species of mites attack. Illinois birds, reptiles and mamals. Less than a dozen species attack man. The female wood ticks usually get a blood meal from a mammal, lay their eggs, and die. They are nearly all gone by late July. Some species of ticks can cause Rocky Mountain fever; others cause paralysis of animals, such as raccoons, cattle, : loose, buffalo and, rarely, man. Paralysis of human beings from ticks has so far not been reported in Illinois, according to Dr. L. J. Stannard, entomologist of the Illinois Natural History Survey. The best way to avoid trouble from the tiny pests is to apply one of the insect repellents before going into brushy places. EXTERIOR FLAT HOUSE PAINT While and Colors $^jH4 GAL. MAIN PAINT 3819 W. Main 385-1115 Vote For 0. C. Q'HARA Republican Candidate For COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Primary June 14, 1S66 • QUALIFIED • EXPERIENCED • CERTIFIED BY STATE SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 6 Point Program Advocated ( BEYOND PRESCRIBED IH TIES ) 1. TRAINING PROGRAM FOR DROP-OUTS 2. MORE Use of Available Scholarships. 3. BETTER Curriculum Coordination Between Grade, High School and Colleges. 4. MORE Effective County Education Association. 5. BETTER Communications With All School Boards. 6. MORE Cooperation With Special Education Programs. ALL THESE SERVICES WITHOUT _ AN INCREASE IN TAXES Vote For O. C. O'HARA Supported hy Prerinet Commit teamen and School (•roups who want a more positive program of services. V.F.W. "Post 4600 and auxiliary held installation recently. Our own Florence Svoboda Was the installing oi'ficer This wonderful lady installed, Jean Wiles as president; Ethel Groth, senior vice-president; June: Schmunk, junior vice-president; Marge Moreth, treasurer; Dorothy Reinboldt, secretary; Viola Schuble, chaplain; Betty Hurd. historian; Catherine Frazier, musician; Dora Krocker, guard; Elaine Hansch, conductress; Irene Stoller. three -year trustee* Doris Wetzel, flag bearer; Gerry Biveric, patriotic instructor; color team, 1, Mickey Walters, 2, Vi Abbink as a substitute. Mildred Aher'n; and 4, Mary Kummel. Past District President Gwen Tirnm was , mistress of ceremonies. She is an absolute delight and was generous in her praise of the auxiliary. She commended Conductress Josephine Hanson on the color team and their floor work. Making up the. team were Renee Jende, Vi Abbink, Mildred Ahern and Mary Kummel. V After the installation, refreshments and dancing were enjoyed by those attending. On Monday, May 23, the V.F.W. auxiliary to Fox River Post 4600 held its regular meet ing. Members are reminded thai there will be one meeting per month during the months of June, July and August. This will be held on the fourth Monday of the month. All officers are to be present at the June meeting in order to receive their charges. , Orchids to Sunshine Chairman Florence Tussy. Who has done such a wonderful job during this past year. Don't forget the card party and luncheon to be held on June 22 at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Luncheon will he served at .12:30, Co-chairmen Gerry Breede and Vi Abbink tell us that the plans are coming along smoothly and assure all an enjoyable afternoon. The next regular meeting of the auxiliary will be June 27. MILK ORDER REQUEST Pure Milk association has Tiled proposals with the U.S. department of agricultue for a new federal milk ordji.' which would combine the Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Ro< k River Valley markets into one to bring about uniformly better returns for producers in the area. An early hearing was requested. REGISTRATIONS FOR YMCA SUMMER CAMP ACCEPTED Registrations are now being accepted fbr the Lake Region YMCA summer day camp program for boys and girls, ages 7 to 12. - The -plans for d.iy camp are to provide a camping experience for youth while they live at home. A chartered bus will pick up the campers living in. Lake Region service area at any point where there are four or more registered youth for any one period. There will be four two-week periods. The first period will begin on July 5 with additional periods beginning on July 18, Aug. 1. and Aug. 15. The campsite will be at Veterans Acres on Walkup avenue, just north of Route 176, in Crystal Lake. This fine campsite will provide ample space for camp crafts, archery, land sports, games, native lore, hikes, fishing ahd fun. Every morning of day camp Quality Cleaning Laundry Shirts will begin with a swim at the Lake Manor Motel pool on Routes 14 and 31. Day campers will need to bring a sack lunch, swimming suit and a towel every day. Play cldthes are worn. The Adventure club bus programs will begih ort Wednesday, July 6, and continue every Wednesday until Aug. 24i Bus pick-ups are planned for Algonquin, Cary, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, McHenry, Woodstock and Wonder Luke. A family ,bus trip program is planned for Saturday, July 16 and 30, Aug. 13 and 27 to the following places: White Sox Park, Lowden State Park, Riverview Park, and Galena, 111. Complete summer schedules and information is available \ at the Lake Region YMCA office pt 65 N. William street in Crystal Lake. The office is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days and from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. INSECTICIDE DETECTOR A new detector cell, developed and tested furing the last year at the Natural History Survey by Dr. W. N. Bruce is enabling scientists to detect minute insecticide residues in food, feed and animal products with far greater accuracy than ever before. The device can measure picogram quantities of certain insecticides and various other compounds. One picogram is a millionth of apart per million, and, for the sake of comparison, this is like one minute in 1,900,000 years. Adverts? - it Pa*- Primary Election June 14, 1966 Specialists In . . . • KNIT DRESSES • FORMALS • DRAPERIES Daily 0 LEATHER 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. • FURS Fri. to 9 p.m. 1208 N. Green 385-1712 McHenry H. IUGENE EWER QUALIFIED TO DO A JOB EXPERIENCE -- ABILITY - ESeet - H. EUGENE BREWER Republican Candidate for \ County Treasurer To serve the people of McHenry County in an honest and effective manner fc the only promise I can and intend to make . . . 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