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Thursday January 31. 1963 f:-i THE McHENRY PXJUNDEALER *P»ge Ftft McHENRY PLAINDEALER I81S West Elm Street EstaMahed 1*75 IkoM 385-0170 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING GOMPANYW NATIONAL EDITORIAL 5§>c6t,3n Jl toHfJUgllJIciAUAlHI 2isr PRESS 1963 iLunois ^JsaaciNTi K«»i.srript.Son Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County 1 Year ••.$4.00 1 Year 6 Mos. ^ . $ 2 . 2 5 6 Mos. ' Mos $1.50 3 Mos. .$2.50 • $1.T5 Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois Legion Membership Winners COUNTY SERVICE COMPANY PLANS ANNUAL MEETING REPUBLICANS AT HAUSURATIOHh^S? $1,398,460 In E H Bonds Purchased Decreased sales by $40,000 have still yielded an increase in net profits for the McHenry County Service company for 1962, Robert Gardner, president, said in reminding farmers of the eighteenth annual meeting on Saturday, Feb. 16. This is a family outing, and champicm 4-H roast beef will be the main attraction for the dinner in the Woodstock Community high school cafeteria. Seven directors will be elected. On the nominating committee are Edgar Kirchhoff of Hartland, Francis Foley of Marengo and Don Justen, McHenry. Featured speaker will be an Ohio dairw farmer, Henry Schriver. Sch river rocked the audience atlrie FS annual meeting at JDavenport in October and also was a hit at the American Institute of Cooperatives meeting last June. The $4.5qJ father of 11 children he spends time to give these talks to stress cooperatives' contribu tions to his farming operation Special guest will be Miss Marge Zarnstorff, McHenry county dairy princess from Richmond. Movies will be shown in the afternoon to entertain children. During the morning business session, starting at 10:30 a.m., reports of officers will be given. EMERGENCY CASES SET NEW RECORD AT HOSPITAL Members of the winner membership team of the Legion auxiliary of McHenry are, left to right, front row, Dorothy Diedrich and Lydia Fenner. In the back row are Lee Hachmeister, Peggy Gerralts and Mary Einspar. Members of the winning team were presented with beautiful earrings bearing the Legion auxiliary emblem. Science Speaker What hope is there for mattkind's spiritual progress in the twentieth century? Thomas A. McClain of Chicago will take up this Question in a public lecture earn Christian Science in Crystal Lake next Tuesday evening, Feb. 5. Mr. McClain will speak in Central Grade school, McHenry avenue at Paddock street, at 8 p.m. He is a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, and will speak locally under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Crystal .Lake. Admission is free. The title of Mr. McClain's lecture will be "Christian Science: Its Message to the Twentieth Century." On Saturday, Jan. 26, the Legion auxiliary of McHenry held its membership dinner. Bernie Matchan and Ed. Reid cooked a delicious roast beef dinner for the approximately seventy ladies who attended. .Other Legion members assisting in the kitchen were Tom Birminghan, Stan Diedrich, Bill Lingenglter, George Mrachek, Bob Einspar, Dick Schmitt, Skip Wirfs, Archie Holtz, Roy Homo, Frank Gregory, Bob Conway, A. Noonan and Jack Phelan. Membership pins were given to Earline i)avis, Marion Schoenholtz and Henrietta Vycital, each fifteen years; Mary Kantorski, Loretta Homo and Dorothy Weichmann, each ten years. McHenry County President Hazel Purvey and Secretary Marion Carlson were present for the dinner. There was an average of one emergency patient treated every hour and forty-five minutes during July, 1962, at McHenry hospital, according to figures released by hospital officials. The 426 emergency cases set a record monthly high since the institution was established six years ago. Another record was reached for the year 1962 in t he treatment of 2,735 emergency cases, an increase of 25 per cent over the 1961 year. The low for the year was 120 cases recorded in October, while the low month in 1961 Annual Credit Meeting Over 400 persons attended the recent twenty-ninth annual meeting of the production Credit association at the Woodstock Community high school. Officers of the association reported an excellent year with loan volume and income about the same as during 1961. Volume outstanding for the local farm credit co-op exceeds $4,- 500,000.00 There are over 800 farmers who are stockholders. CARD OF THANKS McHenry county residents purchased a total of $1,398,460 in series E and H United States savings bonds last year, according to Donald J. Still Woodstock, 111., general county chairman of the savings bonds committee. Sales in the state of Illinois were $328,320,003, according to Arnold J. Rauen, state director ol' the Treasury department's bond division. Sales in the state were down 12.4 per cent from the previous year. National sales were $4,278,000,000, and while this iteted is 5.7 per cent less thartW6T, tfte total amount of bond sales outstanding at the yea*;'? end was $45,499 mik lion, a record tTigh. This is a gain iir total holdings of a bfltf lioivjdpflars during 1962. fcttfmcAi, MEETING "4 The McHenry County Med-, ic&l sqCietv will J>e 'j>rivileged \ to heart Dr. Kurt Kalweit at * Rockford speak on "Modern \ Ear Surgery" ^t their Jan. 31 j meeting at Martinetti's res- i taurant in Crystal Lake. This ; is a dinner meeting beginning j at 7 p.m. ! REMODELING Need a Room, New Kitchen, Garage? Design Service St Guaranteed Work With Experienced Crews Leading area Republicans are shown at the recent inauguration ceremonies in Springfield, when State Treasurer William J. Scott, right, took office. Shown with him, left to right, are McHenry County Sheriff Ed. Dowd, Matt Hoffman, Joseph Frett and J. R. Levesque, new administrative assist ant to Mr. Scott. ESTIMATES Phone: 678:2861 was ninty-nine in November. The number of emergency patients treated month by month in 1962 were: January, 240; February, 238; March,131; April, 187; May, 243; June, 273; JuljC426; August, 354; September, 251; October, 120 November, 145; December, 127. •LD SHIDNED SALE illlfifflili *HEE * MIL ITS U1H f l l L f ffi Fresh Meat Daily And m To Your OWN Specifications PLUS Every Day LOW PRICES LEAN BONELESS ROLLED -- 4 PORK ROAST . We would1 Hti ke to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks to the many friends, neighbors and relatives who sent flowers, gifts and cards on the occasion of our fifty-ninth wedding anniversary. We are especially greatful to Fr. Baumhofer, Fr. Holmgren and the Sisters for their kindness to us on this memorable day. Mr. and Mrs. r.rTfce Freund STATE TAKES ACTION ON MANY DRIVER LICENSES The driver license of Cecil W. Berry of Rt. 1, Woodstock, was revoked by the office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were order for James B. Flick of Alden for driving while intoxicated; Richard J. Gladu of 514 Country Club and Michael E. Hanky of 2618 Shorewood drive, McHenry; William HeniKenuieis of 1017 W. Elder avenue, Pietakee Terrace; Walter L. Holland of Harvard and Jere W. Wittig of Algonquin, all for three violations; Thomas F. Ballowe of 1716 N. Riverside, McHenry, Michael A. Bull of Cary and Michael A. Sands cf 123 Sunset drive, Lakemoor, for causing 01 contributing to an accident resulting in death or injury; also Donald R. Henderlight of Crystal Lake for violating restriction on license or permit. A prcbationary permit \va* issued to Step her A. Wood ci "Woodstock. 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