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Page Eight THE McHEttHY PLJUNDEALEB Thursday, November 15, 1962 JUNIOR CLASS GIVES "TEAHOUSE OF AUGUST MOON" (Continued from Pagr* 1) nnwan children arc Paula, Richie, and Bobby Parker. Bob Mrachek will play the part of the ancient man; the Ladies' Leatue is composed 01 Joanne Liptrot. Elayne Godina, Myrn Franz and Carol Hamlitz. Mr. Sumatra will he en- ;>cicd by Craig Cone; Jim Linwnfeller is Mr. Oshira; Ji.n I'Mle will portray Mr. Hokaida; Hill I .okay will be Mr. SeiKo and Jerry Koepke will plav Mr. Keora. The play is produced and directed by Mrs. Ronald Hawkinson. wilh assistance from student directors, Sue Nownk and Lynne Eichin^er. Tickets < re now on silc in the school auditorium before PUBLIC PULSE (The Plalndealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less and that all letters have signature, full address and phone number. We ask, too, that one individual not write on the same subject more ttian once epch month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) SCOUT WORKERS HOLD KICK-OFF FOR ANNUAL DRIVE (Continued from Page 1) THE HISS INTERVIEW "To Whom It May Concern: "After viewing the disgraceful exploitation of a confessed the start of classcs and will be traitor to this America of available at the door. ours, namely the Hiss interview, on a major broadcasting channel. I feel that many must have been impressed, as I was. "This is a free country, but I feel that it has gotten out 1 of hand when an organization ! Five motorists were involved like this would allow a prqven, j in a two-car accident at the £elf-confessed traitor to cast a' corner of Rt. .51 and Ringwood shadow on the integrity of our j rond at 12:20 o'clock Sunday very American, tried and true, j afternoon. Mr. Nixon. State police said Kenneth P. • "The freedom for which our j Fetzka of 4713 Ringwood road Fathers fought and established j was driving west on that road on this continent, has been so , FIVE MOTORISTS ARE INVOLVED IN TWO-CAR CRASH cubmasters and scoutmasters. The former include Lynn Stuart, Leonard Bottari," Henry Zinner. Jr., John Connel and Edward Druml. The scoutmasters are Joe Murray, Victor Justes, Raymond Jensen, Walter Para, Maynard DeVos and William Zahn. Advisers are Robert Lombardi, Edwin Pfing- *ten. Dr. Leslie Krieger and Ed. Erb. Legge Ruled Suicide Thomas Legge, 85, a resident of this community for twenty years, died in McIIenry hospital last Wednesday, Nov. 7, of a gunshot wound in the head. He was found critically hurt in the family home at 724 W. Friendly road, Lily* moor, a short time earlier by his wife. A coroner's inquest was held the following day, at which time a verdict of suicide was Even with the time and j returned. Mr. Legge had apknow- how contributed by these j parently been in fairly good men. scouting must have health for his age and there money available to succeed. The only income the Scout Council receives is from subscriptions to the annual campaign in the community. A $10 gift will support a boy in scouting for a year. This is a most favorable comparison with the $2,537.58 which the state spends each year on one delinquent boy at the St: Charles school for boys. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS NEW TELEPHONE MANAGER Newly named manager of when he apparently failed to abused and stretched far be- j the McHenry county area for stop for the sign a1 Ihe inter-1 yond the original concept which the Illinois Bell Telephone section with the highway. i was to establish a government company is W. R. Brown, who A second car driven by Carl of the people, by the people j arrived in Woodstock to make R. Carlson of Armada, Mich., and for the people, with a free j his home Oct. 1. He replaces travelling south on Rt. 31, was voice in its management. My ! Robert Zahn of McHenry, who struck by the other vehicle as blood pressure rises in realiza- | moved to Florida last week, it entered the highway. Pas- tion of the fact that organiza- j Brown comes to the counsengers in the second auto, tions are strong here, which i ty from Danville, 111. the driver's wife, Ann Marie, are instrumental in contamin- i his son. Daniel, and Pauline atiilg the minds of our young j ERECT NEW BUILDING Mruk. all of Armada, were people, the strength of our fu- , The lounaatlon nas been laid taken to the local hospital foi ture America, such as the j the new i3Uiiciins in Kent examination but none was Communist party organizations : ^cres which will house seriously injured. ail over America teaching doe- j Freund's Dreamer Coach Sales County Fatality tnnes that, are detrimental to j for the salp am, rontal of The county's traffic death our American way of life. toll rose to thirty-four on Nov. 7 when William C. Ogden. 41, of Harvard, died of injuries suffered in an accident on Oct. 25. According to count v au- "Where are the sons and daughters of the pioneers, the red-blooded Americans whose life-stream should boil with in- I Nimrod camping trailers. The j building will not be ready for J occupancy until spring. The ! o w n e r s , L a w r e n c e " B u d " was no explanation for his action. He was a retired foreman for a gas company in Chicago until his retirement. His only survivor is his wife, Ida. The body rested at the George R. Justen & Son funeral home until Saturday at 10 o'clock, when Rev. John O. Mclntyre of Faith Presbyterian church officiated at last rites. Burial was in Elm Lawn cemetery. WOODSTOCK MAN HEADS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER dignation and anger over such !• Freund and Dorothy Freund a shameful display? Are the have been named _ Ihni'itics. p#de» was drivins people getting so used to con-j representative for Dreamer behind another vehicle, oper- formity as to have lost their j oac • ated by Donald Ahrens of Har- j God-given initiative and subvard \» hen he attempted to ; stituted a passive inertia, or pass the Ahrens auto. Unable1 have they become frightened, to get around the car in time I that they do not dare to voice to avoid an oncoming vehicle, i opinions? I think not. Perthe driver swerved back into! haps they have just become his own lane and in so doing i lazy, and maybe they will struck the rear of the Ahrens awaken to the real danger too Joseph Gitlin, Woodstock attorney, was elected president of the board of directors of the Mental Health Center for McHenry County at the recent annual meeting. Mr. Gitlin served in the psychiatric division of the U. S. Army previous to his entering the practice of law. Other officers elected were Doctor Urban Comes, McHenry, vice-president; Mrs. Mae Stinespring, McHenry, secretary pro-lem; and LeRoy Welter, McHenry, treasurer. Stanley Blumberg, administrative director of the clinic, gave an interesting statistical report showing that an average of 135 community patients are treated each month, with about fourteen new cases being distributor,; opened each month and an equal number being closed. In addition, from fourteen to sixteen conditionally discharged patients of state institutions car. Services were held Saturday, with burial in Richland Center. MORE CHANGES IN PHONE SERVICE DUE NEXT MONTH late. "For thirty years, I have preached and pleaded to all I have encountered, of the approaching danger of Bolshevism and Communism, which has slowly grown, and crept like an eating cancer, throughout the world. I. as everyone else, feel that there are many things wrong with our own government, and that many things ORGAN SOLIST Jeanne Randolph, known al-1 are treated on an out-patient so to her McHenry friends as ' Mrs. R. A Hopfear, was guest soloist for the Northwest Suburban Hammond Organ society at their meeting Nov. 13. For many years she played in theatres, restaurants and cocktail lounges in Chicago before moving to this community. Direct Distance Dialing service is coming to rural McHenrv telephone customers on liec. 15 at 10 p.m. At the same i need improving regarding the time all McHeniy telephone ' mana^en]ent of^ it. But, I users will need to start dial- i man> ing the figure "1" before dial- j ing their own long distance ' calls. 1 "Although most McHenry customers have had DDD since 1959," says W. R. Brown, Illinois Bell manager for the area. "1 he new equipment, which provides the service tor everyone, requires the dialing of as others also, feel that there is none better on the face of the globe. We had better preserve it and protect it with all we have, or we stand a good chance to lose our American way of life. "Richard Nixon, a true son of . America, *tias proven his loyalty and worth. I am sure that he is a most misunderstood man. He has fire and 3 The method of placing local! *,rej*th ^ oppose lhof * ° l hn el let f i l e - t o n« ftvnmnm Ar tHn calls, "according to Brown, will not change. It will be necessary to dial "1" only when dialing a toll call. To call Chicago, for example, just dial "1" (this connee*,s your phone with the DDD equipment >. thfn dial Area Code "'<12." before dialing the seven digits of the number. If you're dialing somewhere within the 815 Area the area lhat McHenry is in- just dia! "1," then the seven digits of the number. A list of communities in the 815 Area appears on page 4 of your telephone directory. MEDICAL MEETING The McHenry County Medical society will meet on Nov. 15 at Maninetti's restauram in Crystal Lake for a dinnei meeting at 7 p.m. There will be an address on the "Advances in Anesthesia". Doctors John C. Scully and William J. Marinis, recently located in Woodstock, will be welcomed into the society. he distrusts, an example of the spirit that came forth to establish this great nation. If we had more of his stature, we could rest in assurance that our American way of life would riot die, ever. "Mr. Nixon is an inspiration which the young people of our nation would do well to follow. A man of his caliber could do much to take this country along to greater heights and ! establish this freedom for I Americans and our way of life i for generations to come. His I capricornian ability to see and ji analyze, to organize operations for security of that freedom j would benefit the world. May i jfjod give him the opportunity.; " R u t h C. R a d t k e j 5217 W. Fountain Ln. ; "McCullom Lake" INCREASE TERRITORY James W. Craig, Northern Illinois Gas company's district superintendent for the Crystal Lake area, has added the communities of McHenry, Richmond and Sunnyside to his sphere of operations. Craig's position includes developing good community-gas company relations and solving problems of potential gas users in the three towns, in addition to some nineteen other communities surrounding Crystal Lake. McHenry, Richmond and Sunnyside have long been Ihe responsibility of another , NIj Gas district superintendent, ! Howard J. Etchison, Belvidere. jThe new change in representatives is due to a realignment of the utility's service areas in an effort to promote even better natural gas service. Craig, who maintains offices at Crystal Lake, has thirty-three years experience in the gas industry. basis From July 1, 1961, to June 30, 1962, 315 conditionally discharged patient interviews were held and 2,548 community patient interviews were held. Doctors referred 270 patients, schools 63, courts '25. families 58, agencies 26, clergj 23, self 66. friends 18 and attorneys 4, for a total of 553 from January, 1960, to date. Child patients under 16 make up the large majority of patients by age group numbering 216 and the ratio is boys 2 to 1 girl. The next largesi group are women from age 21 to 39. Patients come from every town in the county. Largest is McH^nry/ftTTh 198 for the year. Woodstock qad 92, Crystal Lake 83, Harvard 33. Dr. Ben .Toshel, staff psychologist. told about a study of results the staff has completed. In several cases, flunking h i g h s c h o o l s t u d e n t s h a v e raised iheir grades to C and even B through psychiatric treatment for the mentally disturbed student or one of his parents. He also reported on the teacher seminars held last year with the staff of District 10 schools in the Wodstock area. Teachers were helped m McHenry Hospital Auxiliary Newt At the annual fall meeting of the Women's auxiliary to McHenry hospital, Mrs. William Straut of Crystal Lake was elected president and Mrs. Claude McDermott of McHenry,, first vice - president. Mrs. C. L. McCallum and Mrs. Harry Stinespring, joint chairmen of the membership committee, invite all the auxiliary to join the membership drive. They remind us that if each member brought in one new member we could double our membership. Even as the 1962 Art Fa'ir committee gave its final report, the 1963 committee -- Miss Mary Klein, Mrs. Charles Leibman and Mrs. Alex Justen -- announced that plans are well under way for the seventh annual Art Fair to be held in McHenry the third week in June, 1963. Mrs. Ben Joshel and Mrs. Bennett Berman are in charge of the July rummage sale. There will be a card party in March or April with chairman not yet appointed. Four members of the women's auxiliary attended a meeting of the women's hospital auxiliaries of Illinois in Peoria. Representing the McHenry auxiliary were Mrs. Fred Fradinardo, Mrs. Lee Gladstone, Mrs. Claude McDermott and Mrs. Henry B. Tonyan. The meeting was held in conjunction with a convention of the Illinois Hospital association, and was designed to increase auxiliary members' understanding of hospital operations, and help enlarge the scope of auxiliary projects. their problems of dealing with the disturbed student in the classroom. It was brought out by Treasurer LeRoy Welter that it cost about $20 per hour to operate the clinic and the average fee is about $3, according to the patient's ability to pay. The balance comes from a state grant and from contributions. The staff consists of a full time psychiatric social worker and administrator, a part time social worker, a full time psychologist, and four part time psychiatrists. ANTHONY FREELS ATTENDS COLLEGE IN CALIFORNIA Anthony G. Freels, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Freels, 3019 N. Ringwood Road, McHenry, is a freshman enrolled in Taft college majoring in criminology. Freels was a 1962 graduate of San Diego high school, San Diego, Calif. Taft College is a two-year school located in the Southern San Joaquin Valley, in Taft, Calif. It is accredited by the Western College Association, and units earned are transferable anywhere in the United States. A full schedule of lower division courses is offered, and graduates receive an Associate in Arts Degree. COURT BRIEFS In the court of Police Magistrate Donald Howard last Thursday night John B. Pugh, Emerald drive, McHenry, wus fined $17 on a speeding charge. William J. Wilson, 906 S. Marion, McHenry, paid a $25 fine for leaving the scene of an accident. In the court of Justice of the Peace Charles M. Adams three fines were imposed for failure to yield right-of-way. Svoboda, Lilymoor, Howard Lockwood, paid $12 and Ru- Morawec, Chicago. Fred J. paid $20; McHenry, dolph A. paid $15. Fred J. fined $55 usage. Svoboda was for improper also lane John B. Pugh, McHenry, was fined $12 for speeding and $8 for passing in third lane. George H e n d 1 e, McHenry, paid $6 fine for an expired operator's license. A Chicago man, Erwin G. Kreutz, disobeyed a stop sigh and was fined $8. The Empire State Building has been struck by lightening as much as 13 times during 20 minutes of one storm --without any of the occupants knowing it. ^ Plan Science Fa ir At Marian Marian's Science club began plans for the science fair at their meeting on Nov. 8. William Pelikan, thp Science club moderator, is helping the students plan experiments and exhibits for this annual spring affair. -The Catholic Student Mission crusade is making plans for the annual talent show to be given on Nov. 21. Friday, Nov. 16, a pep ses sion will be held to wind up the season in high spirits for the last game of the year with Saint George's high school m Evanston on Sunday. "Fall Fantasy" is the theme for the Sophomore dance which will be held on Nov. 21, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, in the school cafeteria. Ada Brickley and Allan Miller, the Sophomore class social chairmen, are in charge or the plans. Other members of the commitlee are Richard Burg, Frank Schepers, Lynn Newmeier, Linda O'Halleran. Julius Simonini. Nancy Martinez and Kathie Loy. The National Press convent i o n i n M i l w a u k e e was a t t e n d ed by J. Grimm, Sheila Forrest, Sue Pawlikowski, Valeric Sellinger, Diane Diedrich, Annette Kohl, Mike Linder, Paul Schlarb and Astrid Oparyk. Money spent for thoughtful travelling is often as good as money saved - -especially if it provides pleasant memories for future rainy days. Discuss Tax Dilemma For Voters' League A general meeting for the. League of Women Voters of McHenry and Woodstock will be held on Nov. 20 at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harry Hans. 1503 W. Lincoln Road, ^' McHenry. Subject of the evening will be "The Illinois Tax Dilemma." Mrs. John Mullen of the state committee will be the guest speaker. The public is cordially invited. 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