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Thunday. April 22. 1954 SHE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH -m* c; r t w ; * f . PagsFtot STATE ACCEPTS FOOR NATIONAL 4-H PROGRAMS Awards have been changed in three of the four national 4-H programs announced last week for 1954 by the state 4-H club office. These changes are pointed toward standardizing county awards at four in each program. In the 4-H" clothing program, four (formerly one) gold-filled medals of honor will be provided • for winners in qualifying counties toy the donor, Cats & Clark, Inc. As in the* past, the state winner will receive an all-expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Also, twelve state winners selected for national awards will each receive a $300 college scholarship. Instead of five sterling silver medals awards to county winners in the 4-H poultry program, four gold-filled medals will be provided this year by the Tractor and Implement Division of Ford Motor Co. Awards of an allexpense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress for state winners and $300, college scholarships to lo national winners • remain unchanged. In the 4-H tractor maintenance program, the Standard Oil Foundation, Inc. (Chicago) will provide four gold-filled instead of sterling silver medals of honor as count j' awards. As in the past, the state winner will receive an all-expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress. National awards, however, have been increased from eight to twelve college scholarships of $300 each. * Awards in / the 4-H garden program, which are provided by Allis-Chalmers, remain the same as last year -- four gold-filled medals of honor, an all-expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress and eight $300 college scholarships to county, state and national .winners, respectively. All oil these national 4-H programs are supervised by the extension service, University of Illinois. TWICE TOLD TALES Twenty-Five Yean Age Miss Esther Buchert of Chicago became the bride of Mr. Edmund Keefe of Spring Grove on Saturday, April 20. The wedding ceremony took place at the Queen of Angels church, Chicago. Many McHenryites are succumbing to the bite of the golf 'bug -- a bite which is deadly, inflicting mental torture and anxiety during the off season and which creates invectives and often times irresponsibility to the daily routine of employment during the summer months. Little William Oliver Davis, 4, of Joliet, grandson of Mrs. William Stoffel of this, city, died Friday from the effects of the bite of a mad dog. While at play the little fellow was bitten by his playmate's dog, which was suddenly stricken with rabies. Representative^ citizens of Mc- Heiuy were granted a hearing by the county board of supervisors on 'Tuesday. April 23, at Woodstock for the purpose of presenting a petition to the board, aaking for a.i appropriation for the proper lighting of the state bridge aa.css the river at McHenry. It would be a wise thing for all automobile owners to lock Since 1878, U. S. population has increased each year. their cars and take the key with them when parking in McHenr? or any other city is the warning of Phil Guinto. Cars are mysteriously disappearing and thefts are being reported. | Beginning Sunday, April 28, patrons of the Empire theatre, I McHenry, will enjoy talking j movies. The first talkie to be J presented will be "On Trial," j with Pauline Frederick, Burt i Lytell and Lois Wilson. HIT AND RUN ACCIDENT State and county police were hunting a hit and run driver following an accident last Friday night on Rte. 120 near Lakemoor. Robert Vaughn of McHenry reported he was travelling easV on the highway when he suddenly came on a car which was parked across the highway. He was unable to stop and the machines collided. The mystery car,, "without lights, took off in a westerly direction. Part of the license number was obtained. Damage to the Vaughn car, according to police, . was* about $200. The Dlinois Epilepsy League, embarking on an intensified program of service for an estimated 80,000 persons in the state who are afflicted with this disorder, has named Miss Gertrude Rabinovitch as executive director. The announcement was made by Peter Miller, newspaper publisher and president of the organization. Miss Rabinovitch participated in the establishment of ?ne of the earliest special clinics for the treatment of epilepsy. She is a graduate of the University of ^Manitoba and holds a masters degree in social work from the University of British Columbia. For the past^sear jhe has engaged'in medical fesoc4a3" work in Chicago, comlnar\from a twoyear • association wUh the Vancouver General hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia. The new director's higher, .edu- Marriage Licenses Thomas F. Landre of McHenry and Miss Joy L. Carstens of Mc- Henrv. FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY AT MtDONALD'S TAVERN McCULLOM LAKE PHONE 381 HAZEL BISHOP LIPSTICK #WCUTEX DENTURE CLEANSER wk CREAM P0USH REMOVER flASTtC DENTURE BATN Mk RFGUtAft VAlUf «!'• SrECIAl umtoDucwr OFFER KCMM VAM BOTH If *1* FOR WANT tin 50f •UN 1*1 err har room tttt with ruKHAti o» urttrc* nf- - I CHL0R0DENT TOOTH PASTE 2 WILLIAMS INSTANT LATHER BRECK MICE SIZI oc Tuns »fG UlAK VAlUf 86< •REM SHAMPOO 60'.,. 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Commenting on the appointment of Miss Rabinovitch, Mr. Miller said: "Miss Rabinovitch is convinced that public understanding of the problems of epilepsy must be greatly increased so that those who are handicapped by this disorder may have a better opportunity for normal living. Her < nthusiasm for the opportunities presented by the Illinois Epilepsy League has been a great stimulus to those who have met her." In a recent preliminary report issued by the American League Against Epilepsy, an organization of physicians working on this problem, it wai pointed out that ii* the entire State of Illinois there are only 12 clinics where treatment may be had, eleven of them centered in Chicago. The other is in Sprihgfield. < + I M 1 li 1111I 11*» Boy Scouts HI II < II I I » 1 » 1 MM »»»••» Troop 1«1 iiiiiiiiiitiiiiirtiniiii 111 li™ ill inn iiiiiiriiiiim i!i:i:i i;i i im i i in iijiii i i i i iiii h i ii ii i mjiiii i i i i i ^ OME - SEE - HEAR S the "Gospel Heralds If . . . of the iS3 Harrison St Bible Church, Oak Park, 111. % s . . . w i t h t h e i r C h o i r ~ • M u s i c i a n s -- S o n g D i r e c t o r 1 and Rev. Blakemore -- at the || FAMILY NIGHT RALLY J Saturday, April 24, - 7:45 P.M. | McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM | Sponsored By The McHenry Bible Church | 1 ritii'ini'iit'iiriiiii'iiinii riiiiiiiiiiiticiiiiiii.iiiiu in n im ie n 11 ni!iiii:iiiiii!i:ii iruiin^i'i^Miiri;!^ Boy Scout Troop 161 held its regular meeting Tuesday night, April 20, at the junior high gym. John Larson has replaced William Andrews as Scoutmaster. While Mr. Larson is attending a Scoutmaster training school at Woodstock, Walter Aufrecht is supervising the troop. Senior Patrol Leader Mark Vycital called the meeting to order. The Apache patrol, with Tom Olsen patrol leader, opened the meeting With the flag ceremony. The patrols then held their pa^ trol corner meetings to take attendance and collect dues. The Scouts were given a special treat two movies. One was on rubber making and the other on / the fundamentals of playing /baseball. Scout Dick Johnstoni operated the movie projector. J The closing ceremony was performed b* the Apache patrol. Troop 161 Is composed of six patrols, Apache, Python, Flaming Arrow, Panther, Whipporwill and Warhawk. At present. about 33 boys comprise the troap but more are expected to join. The boys are looking forward to camping at Camp Lowden, near Oregon, HI., this summer. CARD OF THANKS To my many friends who supported me in the recent primary election, my sincere thanks. 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