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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER SPECIAL BENEFIT PLANS MADE FOR POUO CAMPAIGN Continued from Page-1 polio shots. Effectiveness of the entire program was realized when the U. S. Public Health Service released statistics onfy a few days ago, showing that polio incidence in 1956 was half of that, in 1955. Issue Stamp In connection with the March of Dimes, the government issued a special three-cent stamp last week y;i .1. s M11 * mHt UNITED STATES POSTAGE SERVICE NEWS Pvt. Thomas L. Edwards of Rt. 3, Cpl. Richard C. Berry of Rt. 6, and Pvt* Robert J. Amundsen of Rt. 1 participated in "Operation Ski-Jump" with the First Marine division during the period just completed. "Ski-Jump," a large-scaje maneuver utilizing land, sea and air forces of the Marine corps and Navy, took place at Camp Pendleton, Calif., and at sea, employing over 50,000 men and more than 100 ships. Gerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Freund. was selected recently as outstanding Marine from four recruit platoons at the Marine corps recruit depot, San Diego. Before entering service in 1956, he attended the local high school. LEGION POST ACTS AS HOST TONIGHT TO ENTIRE COUNTY (Continued from Page 1) Tuesday and the following day was proclaimed March of Dimes Stamp Day. Those most interested in the worthwhile cause of fighting polio with dimes and dollars^ elieve that it is most fitting that this national honor has been accorded the "January campaign. Locally, persons who wish to donate a larger sum than would normally be put into ^ store container may do so by sending contributions to Paul Yanda, 104 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, or James E. Larkin, treasurer at the McHenry State bank, McHenry, 111. WILLIAM TITTLE RE-ELECTED HEAD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL mander from this state was John Stelle of McLeansboro, who served from 1945' to 1946. Welcome Commander Dignitaries on hand to welcome Commander Cummins will be the Eleventh d i s t r i c tycommander, Roydon C. Gregor of^Elgin, William Green of McHenry, immediate past Eleventh district comrfiartder; and County Commander Robert Wilbrandt of Crystal Lak°. The meeting will be conducted by Commander Wiibrandt, Senior Vice-Commander Carl Jurs of Huntley, Junior Vice-Commander Keith Rankin of Hebron, Adjutant Don Brockrogge of Crystal Lake, Sergcant-at-arms Chris Klabunde of Woodstock and Chaplain Thom- '• as Alvis of Crystal Lake. Commander Gray of the local ! post will extend greetings to asi sembled members and Mr. Hendricks will provide for recreation afid lunch which are included in the social hour following the business. • Up to two years ago, the lookalike Solomon twins did the same things together. Even had polio at the same time. - Linda recovered completely. Sandy didn't. Even today, after-some $1500 in March of Dimes help, she needs braces and crutches to get around. BoMpt. Sandy, like thpusands of other polio victim^ still needs a lot more treatment. She'll get it-- as much as she needs. You, who made the Salk vaccine possible, can provide that care. And,, what is more, your dimes and dollars will also help train the minds and hands of the professional experts so desperately needed to give it (Continued from Page 1) JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES IN JANUARY "Hospitality Day." The auxiliary presented two nurse scholarships to high school graduates during the year and intend to make two more awards during the coming year. Mr. Wright also reported that the women's auxiliary has 6ver $75,000 in their building fund which they will turn over to the hospital for ffie"construction project. The nominating committee presented the names of the board members to be elected. Present board members who were re-elected for three years were William Burfeindt, McHenry; William Carroll, Jr., Robert Hooker, William Tittle, Raymond Kohl and Mrs. Charles Wright, all of Woodstock. Mrs. David -Joslyn was elected to the board as a representative of the women's auxiliary and. John Buckie, McHenry, was elected for a two-year term to fill the unexpired term of Donald Johnson. Refreshments were served following the meeting by the women of the hospital auxiliary. The board of directors met following the association meeting and re-elected the same officers: William Tittle, president; Rev. Robert Hooker, first vice-president; William Burfeindt, second vice-president; Russell Reimer, secretary; and Donald Still, treasurer. TRACTOR ACCIDENTS Tractor accidents kill about 1,000 farmers every year, according to "Accident Facts," the statistical j yearbook of the National Safety Council. One-third of the tractor deaths occur in highway accidents while *the tractor is being moved from one place to another. Classiriea Ada ar'.ng results place yours with the Plaindealei today. VILLA NURSING HOME ON, PISTAKEE BAV, NEAR McHENEV Heme for the Aged SENILE . . . . BED- PATIENTS PHONE McHENRY 481 Want Ads lirlng results Pla^e yours with the Plalndeaiei today. CARPET & RUG SALE! Mason Contractors 18 and L CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE 409-R BOB PEPPING, Owner This is our slow cleaning season! In order to keep our highly skilled workmen busy, we are offering special carpet and rug prices. Your rug cleaner knows carpet best! Buy from him! Free padding and installation with your January purchase of all wool wall-to-wall carpeting. Free padding and $1.00 per sq. yd. trade-in allowance for your old rug on the purchase of a new room size wool rug. ALSO--Home shopping service with over 500 samples of ' quality carpet to choose from No money down up to 36 months to pay. TI A V Carpets & Ruga I I M l"t Rug Cleaners PHONE 1000 200 Washington St. Woodstock, 111. SPRING GROVE By Mrs, Cfiarles Freund j H4+***+t+ Builders of New Construction and Remodeling Save Keep out of the cold rain and snow--Save By Mail! So convenient . . . and time-saving, too, when you Sa\te r • By Mail. Your savings will go right on as usual, but you needn't even turn a finger . . . except to press a postage stamp! You receive our above-average earnings whether you SaveiBy Mail or in person. P.S. Be sure to include your name and address in your Save By Mail envelope. 3% CURRENT RATE McHENRY SA GS and LOAN ASSOCIATION The Catholic. Youth #club held its regular meeting at St. Peter's hall on Monday night. There was JL social evening, plus interesting religious instruction and discussion. Mrs." Charles May, Mrs. Charles Freund, Mrs. Ben Smith, Mrs; Ben Busch and Mrs. Bob Kautz attended Mothers club meeting at Richmond high school on a recent Charles Gillespie, Mrs. Alice Van Every and Mrs. William Shotliff. Refreshments . were served after cards. Mrs. Mamie Tinriey was hostess to the members of her club on Thursday afternoon. Prizes for high scores in cards went to Mi's. Ben May, Mrs. Tinney, Mrs. Nora Miller, Mrs. Annie Sanders and Mrs. William Engels. A lovely lunch was. served to complete the party. * Little Diane Bereiter celebrated her birthday on Sunday by inviting her little playmates to her home , for a party. Games Were played and there was a big birth- Gary and Phyliss Bereiter of Zion, David and Denise Daudlin of Chicago. * Members of the Holy Name society of St; Peter's enjoyed an' evening of bowling at Johnsburg Sunday night. We are sorry to hear of Mrs. Alice Claim's illness and hope for a speedy recovery Weekend Play Will Benefit Cerebral (Continued from Page 1). under Ibe a Mondity night. An interesting film was shown after the meeting j day cake with three tiny candles, and delicious refreshments were served. Bob May has returned from Mexico, where he enjoyed a holiday vacation. After a short visit at his home here, Bud Tinney, who is in the U. S. Navy, travelled to San Diego, Calif, where he is now stationed. . Mrs. Frank May entertained her birthday club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Five-hundred was played and prizes went to Mrs. Elizabeth Freund, <»Mrs. Movie Of The Week McHENRY THEATRE "JULIE" Don't miss the suspense filled story of "Julie", who on her honeymoon finds out she's married to a psycho who is trying to murder her. This feature will be shown Jan. 24-25-26 at 7:20 and 9:20 p.m. Next week Wednesday and Thursday we are proud to represent one of the finest ^films of the year: "The King and I", which has been nominated for Academy Awards. On Wednesday evening, Feb. 27 the grandest of all operas, Verdi's "Aida", in technicolor will be presented on our screen by the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association. Tickets may be purchased at the McHenry Theatre. LOU CONSAGO Manager Those present were Linda, Betty, Trudy and Cynthia Lewis, Peggy Ann Klein, Mary Beth Britz and Jean Marie Frost from Fox Lake, The amateur production; direction of J. J. repeat performance f< tal Lake Little theater, which did the same show successfully in Crystal Lake last September. , Chairman of ticket sales for the event is Mrs. Raymond Qstergren of McHenry. Preliminary reports expenses for the production will be met before the curtain goes up iThmttday,January 24, the first night. With _ ther and a good turnout at box-office, it is hoped that play will make fit . Cast of the play includes lis Schneider, Dee Svejcar, lard Stepek, Gina Stahl Ray Porter, Robert Rogers, Clif Mensing, Bill Albetz, Kim Cannon, Ted Embach, Jim Sales and Rita Weyland. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m., this Friday and Saturday evening, Jan; 25 and 26 at the Woodstock opera house. - . 1 Bonds; • •••siiaeaai T I Top Qualify WaU Tile at LOWEST Prices 28'/2* sq. ft. Wholesale Priees to Contractor* SERGANT'S ,j£ea fyabm PHONE RICHMOND 4193 , - Located on Johnsburg Rd., S'/j miles North of Johnsburg (About 2Vt miles North of Sunnyside Estates) OAK PARK HOTEL PISTAKEE BAY, PHONE McHENRY 176 SMORGASBORD - $1.00 ALL YOU CAN EAT Every Friday frpm 5 to 10 o'clock Specializing in Fish Dishes DINNERS from $1.50 5--9 Weekdays - - 5--11 Saturdays Closed Mondays ICE SKATING SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS ^ learn on * Savings Bonds Savings THE HOT & COLD SOFT YOURSELF AND SAVE! 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