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Thursday, April 12, 3962 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pb§% IIii ~ McHENRY PLAINDEALER lai 1875 8812 W. Elm St. Phone 885-0190 -5 ; '• ^I 7* Published Every Thursday at McHenry, 111. by McHENRY PUBLISHING CO. W^TIONAl EDITORIAL I ASgpCMTldM »h QK^QBQODl y7'j!LUn5'^^ Ittt \ BSSOCHTIlir? Subscription Rates In McHenry County 1 Year $4-00 6 Mos. $2.25 3 Mos. $1.50 Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.50 6 Mos. $2 50 3 Mos. $1.75 ..J^rry E. Lund -- Bus. Mgr. A- Second Class Postage Adele Froehlich, Editor Paid at McHenry, III. Tags For Easter Seals April 14 "«A tag day to benefit the Easter Seal society of McHenry county will be held m McHenry on Saturday, April according to Dick Taylor, W president of the county chapter, and Chuck Peterson of McHenry, local chairman. Proceeds will benefit a servio program which has grown tre mendously in the last twelve years in this area. During 1961, McHenry alone sent sixteen patients to the therapy centar, at Woodstock for special treatment which al- ^ so benefitted numerous others from throughout the county. Taking into account last year's budget of $27,000 and the fact that only about 50 per cent *6f -the patients are able to pay for treatment, it is readily --seen that contributions are greatly needed to carry on - this worthwhile work. Z When the program began in ^ 1950 with services available ™ jns one room, the great ma- - jority of patients were chil- ~ dren. However, the intervening Z years have proved that ther- - apy is helpful in afflictions of • the adult, and for this r?a- - son many are now receiving • treatment. In fact, in 1960 and ~ 1961 there were 208 adults who V received 2,415 treatments com- 4 pared to fifty-six children with ^ 325 treatments. I A summer speech clinic is • also widely used by county res- • idents. . In addition, numerous pieces of equipment are bor- • rowed throughout the year by " those in need. : McHENRY MAN 7 ^ IMJURED WHEW ^ CAR OVERTURNS • Kenneth S. Massheimer of " Fairview lane. McHenry, was » taken to McHenry hospital • suffering a possible leg frac- » ture and bruises when his car • failed to make a curve on Lin- • coin road last Thursday eve- • ning, went into a ditch, sfiuek • a cement culvert and turned m over four times. Heading into Jk several trees, the vehicle came m to a stop about 10 feet off • the ground. " According to. sheriff's depu- • :ties, Massheimer was driving " jyjst ,when he approached the • sharp curve almost directly in • front of Becker's Kennels, " about four miles northe&st of • McHenry. • The car was badly damaged. SENIORS PRESENT - GAY 'NINETIES : DRAMA FRIDAY HOME SHOW EXPECTED TO DRAW CROWDS ADVANCE PLANS TO NAME COUNTY QUEEN ANNOUNCED Even at this early date, the McHenry County Fair association is making plans to select a girl to reign over the county fair and to be crowned Mius McHenry County, 1962. Carl Bault, president of the fair board, said the contest will be one of the main features of the fair, climaxing the first day's activities with her se- Proclaim Patriot Day lection Thursday night, Aug. 2. This year's winner will be the successor to blue-eyed, blonde Patricia Larsen, 18, crowned Miss McHenry County last year after Pat had captured the Miss Fox River Grove title. This year's contest features several changes from earlier contests,, including stepr>ed-up emphasis on the duties of the queen and the right of the winner to represent McHenry county in the colorful Miss Illinois County Fair next year. An earlier deadline for en- •ries has been set to givo the finalists from throughout the county more recognition tor their local achievements. All eommunitjes in McHenry counv are invited to sponsor a candidate and local contests to determine the representative are encouraged, Bault said. The deadline for entries is July 2. increased prizes are planned in addition to the trophy symbolic of the title. Judging will be based on beauhalf the point totals are assigned to those two characteristics. Remaining points are divided equally amcng posture, form, personality and stage presence. Girls must be between the ages of 16 to 21, single, never married and a resident of Mc- j Henry county. Detailed rules j are available from Chamber of j , Commerce and ot her commu- I nity organizations. Girls wiil j I be judged both in formal.) and | | in swimming suits. j ! Rault said Mrs. Daphne i Starr will seive as contest chairman. She is a professional nctress who has worked closej! Vith many contests of this ; nanure. i Girls wishing to enter the i contest should contact local ' service clubs, civic groups, and businessmen who would be in- ! terested in organizing a local | contest. ' Some insects can carry 40 times their own weight -- can you?? One fifth of our Presidents have died, or been killed, in office (7), and all have been Gals seem to like the talldark- and-hand some type of men, but they seem to marry Republicans, except Roosevelt, the ones who ask them. (Continued from Page 1) 10 p.m. On Sunday, the hours* are from 4 to 10 p.m. Variety Of Booths Booths will be of various sizes to accommodate the kinds of merchandise to be displayed. The homemaker will find the very latest in' household arcles of all descriptions, while the man of the house may find his particular interest satisfied in the boat and auto sections. The show, which has become almost a "must" for a fast growing community, gives the j viewer an opportunity to see a large variety of items in one place, providing a valuable service for the busy person. Fifty-seven exhibitors are expected, most of them from the McHenry area. Last year attendance reached 2,500, and looking back on the success of this first venture, the crowd is expected to be even larger this spring. Mayor Donald P. Doherty, • left, is shown with Commander Roy Homo df American Liegion Post, No. 491, as he proclaimed Thursday, April 19, Patriot Day. The national commander of the Legion, Charles Bacon, has called upon all posts to join in a nation-wide demonstration of America's devotion to freedom through the ringing of bells. All churches and schools with bells are being asked to ring them on this day for a four-minute period starting at noon. At the same time, individuals are asked to repeat the pledge of allegiance to the flag. 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The per- "fdrmers include Marilyn Kiehl Leonic, Judy Mionefce as -Ma Rhinegold, Pam Munroe as "Nellie Lovelace, Tudi Haasl as iittle Nell, Peg Marchi fio "Pleurette, Jim Carey as .Mookee Mugasgins, Sue Watkins a s W i d o w L o v e l a c e , T o n y Adams as Adam Oakhart. and a mystery actor as the villain. The student directors aie Tiina Keerherg and Sandy Igler. The play is under the direction of Marilyn Muntz. All the crews-prop, set, make-up. publicity, etc.-- have worked dilligently to present a sjiectacular performance. The money obtained from the play : will be used bv the senior class to 9i>onsor Prom After-Glo. 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