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r.JtprtJl* ^ ' -> I -;<|!j,,Plfl,Jli#11 ^1,1 ^-l|l, MOVIE STAR VISITS McHENRY curable when detected early. Printing the" pamphlets, making the movies and producing all the other life-saving vehicles coat# money--a great deal of money, and of course, education is only one of the society's attacking columns In the war against cancer. Last year the society's multimillion dollar programs of public and professional education saved many lives that otherwise would William Kinsala Awarded Pin Of Honor Fraternity William Kinsala. son of Henry Kinsala of McHenry, now attending Woodbury college, Los Angeles, has been awarded the bronze pin of the Phi Gamma Kappa scholarship fraternity. To attain this honor he maintained scholastic grades of at least 3 DIM) KABOH 23 have been wasted. More lives can l"A's", 2 "B's", with no grade lowi t Above is pictured Miss Marion Carney, one of the stars of "Daughter of the West" which was shown at the Colony theatre in McHenry last week. Miss Carney's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Carney, reside at Ringvvood. Pictured with the young actress are Alex Pukalodi of Warner Hrothers, lea, ana u. J. Miller, owner of the theatre, right. The picture wus taken the night the movie was shown IfeFfe. SUPERVISOR BOARD CHAIRMAN WILL BX ELECTED APRIL 18 <lBe of the most frequently asked . questions in McHenry county a these days is who will succeed Math Schmitt of this city as ™.=, chairman of the county board of supervisors. An organization meeting will be held on April 18, at which time a successor is expected to be named. Should the same policy be in effect as last year, ttite new supervisor will probably be T. E. (Todd) Nolan, supervisor of Dorr, town- •trf. ship, who would be in line ac- " cording to seniority rights. He •tri shafc completed eleven years on the board, two as assistant supervisor. Two other members whose records are very much the same are A. B. McConnell, Dorr assistant, and Supervisor C. Perry 'J 'Wright of Marengo. Neither has held the chairmanship. McConnell has not served consecutively and reports have been -made that Wright is not desirous ~~ of the position. The chairmanship also c^rri^s r with it the role of (ftfe tountf .board ft m- SUFFERS INJIKIFS Jjohn N. Baumhofer of McHenry, father of Rev. Fr. Eugene Baumhofer, assistant pastor of St. Mauy's church, is confined to St. Francis hospital in Evanston, recovering from injuries sustained in an auto accident Monday morning. The accident occurred on Rt. 21 on Dempster street, when a car ahead of his suddenly made a left turn without Riving warning. Mr. B&uiqhofer suffered broken ribs. **' l*l|jTAKEE MAN HI RT Af K. Winge of Pistakee Bay f^was t^ken to Condell Memorial ^hospital in Libertyville with in- ^juries sustained in. an accident • which occurred at the intersection %~of Rt. 176 and Gilmore road at 8 o'clock on April 11. His car collided with,, a dump trucjc owned by "^fthe village of Libertyville. <Mt * '» • ~ , " Order your rubber stamps at The Plaindealer * FRONT Local Resident Injured In Accident On Friday re-1 irnr ' Mrs. Edward Buss suffered teg injuries as the result of a collision on Rt. 120, near Lily Lake. Friday. Damage to her amounted to about $300. According to information ceived from State Police Officer Paul Wells of Mundelein, who investigated the accident, Mrs. Buss was driving east on Rt. 120 in back of a car which suddenly turned right. Swerving to the left to avoid hitting it,' she ran in the path of a westbound, car belonging to Robert Swan of Chicago. Estimated damage to the Swan car was. $400 Iren Oi In northern New York is the third largest iron ore field in the United States, the New York state department of commerce reports. Owinfltto the nation's waning iron deposits in mid-continent. New York's huge high-grade iron ore reserves in and near the Adfrondack mountains has assumed an Important position in the mining industry. 138 Crippled Children In County Treated" In 1949 One hundred and thirty-eight children from McHenry, county received treatment from the University of Illinois' Division of Services for Crippled Children in 1949. it has been announced by Director Herbert R. Kobes. Dr. Kobes stated that the division treated a total of 9,075 children, representing all of the 102 counties in the state, during the year. Clinic service was rendered to 6,016 children who made a total of 9,003 visits. Hospital in-patient care was given to 1.6S3 individuals involving a period of 5,981 days. Convalescent-home care, covering last; a total of 17,496 days, was providcar) ed for 139 children. GIftL Sl'OI'T NEWS Most of the girls have passed requirements for receiving second class badges. Posters are now being made for the' rally of the Girl Scouts on April 23. be saved but more money'is ed. Please give generously yourself to this annual campaign, Mrs. Vale Adams is chairman of the McHenry drive. BRAZILIAN TEACHER VISITED SCHOOL VBt" McHENRY ON TUESDAY McHenry had a most interesting visitor last Tuesday in the person of Maria de Castro, visiting t e a c h e r f r o m R i o , B r a z i l Miss de Castro's three-month visit in this 3tate, which began March 1 and will conclude with the closing of schools the first part of 'June, is financed by the Illinois chapter of Delta- Kappa Gamma. Members of institutions which are fortunate enough to be visited by this intelligent and charming young lady are gaining valuable information* concerning education in-* her native land and she. in turn, hopes to take back with her methods which she feels are more advanced in this country. Caatro's visit in McHenry county began on Monday, when she attended the April meeting of Alpha Theta chapter at the home of Blanche Koehler in Woodstock. She arrived in McHenry Tuesday noon. Miss de Castro is an English teacher in Brazil. . ,'x . Renew that subscription to the Plaindealer now! '•SpH TIME TO PLANT [MICHAEL-LEONARD QjtfWmvm VYCITAL'S er than "C" for one quarter's attendance at Woodbury college, where he is majoring in executive interior decoration. A graduate of McHenry Community high schodl, Kinsala served in the army during World War II. ON HONOR ROLL Fred Svoboda was recently lifted on the honor roll of Lake Forest college. A student receiving this distinction must obtain a "B" average or above for the previous semester's work. Fred is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Svoboda of Lilyuioor and is a senior at Lake Forest college this ye^r. H» is a member of* Alpha Sigma 1 pa fraternity. Donald Loftus Free After Serving Three Prison Terms Donald Loftus, the "lone wolf" holdup man of McHenry county almost twenty years ago, is free. The 5S-year-old man, who spent eighteen years in Joliet prison for armed robbery of the Marengo and Algonquin banks, was set free last week after Judge William Carroll pronounced his verdict following his plea on a if habeas corpus. Judge Carroll expressed himself as being in agreement wttll Loftus' belief that he was npt given proper counsel. Therefor*. 1m ruled that Loftus would not haw to serve the fourth sentence lor the burglary of the Marengo bank. Three of his sentences have been served and the fourth wontd have started if be had lott tlw appeal. Subscribe for The Plaindealer ROBERT FAil.Ac, Robert Patzke, 48, was laid rest, in Woodland cemetery March 26 following his death' in Hines hospital three days previous. He was a resident, of Mc Henry most of his life. .. \*\? Voltaire was the king of coff drinkers. 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