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>, •< .. P«ge Foartera THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER CONSTRUCTION ON GIRL SCOUT C AMP SITE BEGINS SOON Cookies convert countryside to campsite. Since the acquisition of the 358 acres which comprised the Girl Scouts in Sybaquay council have been selling millions of cookies to their faithful families and friends in anticipation of their very own camp. The day has finally arrived and the actual construction will begin this month to provide the girls with a year-around camping facility. The first phase of the Chapman Hills Troop camp will be completed this fall, with additional plan for building to cover a ten-year peridil. Although this entire project will not be completed until fall, tent platforms will be ready for use in July. The immediate facilities will consist of four units in all. The first will include a winterized troop house and tent platforms to accommodate thirty-two girls and their lenders The second and third units will have tent platforms, also latrines and wash facilities. The fourth will be u primitive unit with latrines and water. The girls who have had experience camping wjill. be assigned to this area. Tents to be used at Chapman Hills will be walled tents to accommodate two girls. Up to this time Chapman has been used as a primitive camping area for older troops. In the future it will be a Council operated troop camp during the summer season with four staff members to help coordinate program for leaders and girls. Band Vocalist The Drivers Scat SAVINGS BOND SALES INCREASE DURING MAY McHenry county residents purchased a total of $110,625 in series E and H United States savings bonds in May, according to Donald J. Still of Woodstock, general county chairman of the savings bonds committee. Sales in the state of Illinois were $31,540,461, exceeding last May by 23 per cent according to Arnold J. Rauen, state director of the U.S. savings bonds division. In every month of 1963 purchases in the state have been greater than those of the corresponding month last year. A total of 47.9 per cent of the state's annual quota, which is $41,200,000, has been reached in the first five months of this year. In May, Illinois sales represented 7.6 per cent of the Rudi J. Photo Mrs. Shirley Smith of Main street is shown as she appeared singing with the McHenry stage band at the first concert of the season held recently in the city park. Mrs. Smith is fast becoming one of the city's most popular vocalists. ACCEPT POLICE APPLICATION State policemen and policewomen applications are being accepted by the State Police Merit Board until July 15, L. F. Tomllnaon, board chairman, announced last week. Applications for existing vacancies may be secured by writing the State Police Merit Board, 503 Centennial Building, Springfield, or by calling one of the 15 State Police district headquarters throughout the state. national total which was $410,- 000,000. What practical, economical steps can states take right now to reduce auto' accidents and deaths? The Insurance Institute of Indiana conducted a study to find what safety devices have been most effective and which ones could lie used to curb specific accidents. As a result, the Institute supported three serrate bills before the Indiana legislature that would require use of seat belts and reflective plates and would require vehicle inspections by the state. The seat belt and license plate bills have passed, but the inspection bill is still in committee. Edward P. Gallagher, insurance executive and head of the public educational office of the Institute, rej>orts that mdny devices and programs were studied. "We sincerely feel that these three programs can work wonders on the highway..." The need for seat belts is shown by many studies, Gallagher pointed out, including * study of 10,000 accidents by Cornell university. In discussing the need for inspections, he said that surveys by states point out that, more than 50 per cent of cars have defects that need immediate attention, and that common defects include the lack of rear lights or defective rear lights. Gallagher noted a relation between the need for inspections and reflective plates. Pointing out that painted license plates are visible at about 300 feet and that it takes 320 feet to stop when a car is going at 65 m.p.h., Gallagher reported that the use of reflective plates increases visibility at night by 1,000 to 1,500 feet, according to studies by 10 states where reflective plates are in use. He estimated that more than 100 lives could be saved in Indiana each year with reflective plates. Gallagher also said that the death rate is lower than the national average in the eighteen states with inspection programs, while the death rate is up to 13 per cent higher in the 32 states without an inspection program. VERY YOUNG MOTHER: Medical records show that a healthy child was born to Linda Medina, age 5, in Lima, Peru, several years ago. There are many records of births to 9- year old girls. ROTARY NEWS Our Rotarians enjoyed a most pleasant day at the Sox park recently as guests of Oscar iber. The occasion was especially noteworthy since part of the proceeds from the sale of tickets benefitted crippled children. Oscar is a long time member of the Chicago Rotary, which sponsored the sale of tickets in order to raise money to build a therapy center in the city. Among the many committees of our club is one called "international contacts." The Instructions to the chairman of this committee is that he is to stimulate club members to take part in the great exchange of information and ideas between Rotarians around the world, to encourage development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service which is an unique that the world fellowship of Rotarians offers. This yeai Jack Kelsey heads the committee and has a most interesting, as well as educational program set up to start with our new year, which is July 1 in Rotary, when all new officers are installed. Mr. Kelsey has arranged an exchange program with the Bega, New South Wales, Australia Rotary club. This club compares in size very favorably with our McHenry club as both have an average of about thirty-eight members. The town of Bega is situated 270 miles south of Sydney, Australia, on the Prince's highway, and is in the center of the agricultural section of that country. Besides its important dairy industry and shopping center, it is well equipped for relaxation with facilities for bowling, golf, tennis and swimming. Their charter night was Aug. 21, 1954, orrs was May 12, 1955. Some of the things planned are an exchange of tapes recorded by both clubs, including a lot of questions a great many answers and no doubt plenty of laughs for both clubs. Jack has received the first tape just this week which will be presented to our club meeting within the next week or two. Color slides will also be exchanged. Walt Carey is working no\y on gathering some historic cjCaryedt of jf^rovincetown l/Kjapfe lAJedt of the oCoop I SALE of PR0VINCET0WN MAPLE by DEARBORN CQtanMtei Mr. Water Softener Owner! Are you paying too much for salt? Not a Weekend Special, but our everyday price, same on Tuesday as Saturday. Mortons No. 1--100-lb. Bag $1.69 Pellet®---100-lb. Bag $1.99 SOLID NORTHERN MAPLE BEDROOM GROUP Here is flawlessly crafted Early American furniture with the warmth of a Colonial fireside. Each piece, inside and outside is made of the finest northern solid hard rock maple and hand finished in mellow antique tones that improve with use. Includes the authentically styled 6-drawer double dresser with fully dustproof interior, extra large framed mirror, choice of full or twin size spindle bed. (4-Drawer Chest $89.50) MERRIIX LIT'AS PRICE *199 95 BREAD IVi-lb, Loaf 19c LOOK New New New MILK on Plastic Gallons Only ^5 7 c per Gallon Get Ready HERE for the 4th of July Week-End La "ize 150 Paper Plates.. $1.19 Hot & Cold Cups Plastic Spoons & Forks Ouarts 8c Gallons • Mustard • Relish • Catsup • Pickles • Salad Dressing • Olives • Fruit Cocktail FOOD and FURNITURE MART 3814 West Elm Street t McHenry, 111* Intersection of Rts. 120 & 31 ATTENTION -- Snack Shops, Drive-ins, Clubs and Small Grocery Owners. We stock and specialise in gallons and cases. Priced right for your business. SHOP DAILY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays 10 a.m. to 4 pjm. NITELY (3 nites per week) Mon., Thurs, & Fri. 'til 9 p.m. slides to be presented to the Bega club. An exchange of bulletins is another phase of this program. A real treat may be in store for our club as plans are now being worked out whereby we may have the pleasure of a visit from one of the Bega club's junior scholarship faimer winners, Roy Irven, who with a friend, Basil Alcock, will be visiting here in the United States and Canada studying the (.ifferent methods of farming. We are in hopes that this idea may become a reality, and knowing the efficieny that Jack Kelsey puts in his work, we believe it will happen. NEW ASSISTANT FARM ADVISER TO WORK WITH 4-H Roger Wen berg, who has staged his duties as assistant farm adviser in McHenry county, is a graduate of the college of agriculture, University of Illinois, with a degree in vocational agriculture. He has a strong dairy background. He has had five years of experience in showing dairy cattle at the major dairy shows. Wenberg is a native of Batavia, Kane county, and was a 4-H member there for eight years. His wife, Jerilyn, feels at home in Woodstock ®Ince she lived there for ten years. He will be rapidly getting acquainted with McHenry county folks. He will be especially active, according to Ralph Burnett, farm adviser, in 4-H club and DHIA work. STATE REPRESENTATIVES Several persons have written asking that \^e print again the names and addresses of McHenry's representatives in the state Legislature. They are Rep. A. B. McConnell, (R) Rt. 2, Woodstock; Rep. Paul F. Jones (R) 502 11th street, Rochelle; and Rep. Albert H. Pearson (D) Rt. 1, Crystal Lake. Spring Grove ZIP CODE 60081 FOR SPRING GROVE MAILING AREA Eva fiMQi There's No SUBSTITUTE for MONEY in the BANK Postmaster Eva Freund announces that the ZIP code, the post office department's new revolutionary system of Improving mail dispatch and delivery, will go Into effect nationally on July 1. The five digit ZIP code for Spring Grove is 60081. Everyone in Spring Grove, all who have a Spring Grove address will use this ZIP code on all their ccrrespondence to speed mail deliveries and reduce the chance of mis-sent mail. It is important that all citizens learn their ZIP code number and use it in their return address. In answering mail, ZIP codes cdn be taken from the return address. The ZIP code number should follow the city and state in addresses. For example -- Mrs. Eva Freund, 1928 Main Street, Spring Grove, 111. 60081. The proper use of the ZIP code will speed up the delivery SQUIBB INSULIN WITH SYRINGE-HOLDER BOX ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR JUNE CARNIVAL A last invitation is extended to members and friends of the Johnsburg Community club to attend the annual carnival planned Friday through Sunday, June 28-30, on Memorial hall grounds. The committee of mail. A clerk needs only to glance at the code to know immediately what , national area, state and post office the letter is destined. When Zip code is in full swing the United States will have the most modern system of mail distribution and delivery in existence. Thursday, June 27, 1963 has completed arrangements to provide a good time for the entire family. The next regular meeting jf the club will be held next Monday, July 1, at 8:30 o'clock and all members are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served by a committee consisting of Joe Miller, George May, LeRoy Miller, Chuck Miller, Eugene Miller, Frank May and William May. r PSYCHIATRIC CLINICS Illinois rates among the top five states nationally in the number of community outpatient psychiatric clinics, professional staff and man-hours worked per week at these clinics. ECONOMIC CONVENIENT EFFECTIVE derived only from beef toifnt§ Hidom came* local naetiom Ask about our Insulin Club-- Another Friendly Service from Nye's. NYE DRUG 1825 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry Ph. 385-4426 SHOP at this SIGN of DEPENDABILITY See these outstanding Used-Cars this Weekend 1962 Karmann Ghia, Convertible " 1962 Camper Station Wagon 1959 V.W. Sedan, Blue 1958 V.W. Sedan, Red 1957 V.W. Sedan, Grey 1960 Combi - Bus (100% Guarantee on all Volkswagens) 1960 Fiat 4-dr. Sedan 1959 Mercedes 180-D Sedan 1958 Dodge, 4-dr. Sedan 1957 Plymouth 2-dr. Sedan 1953 Chevrolet, 4-dr. Sedan Closed Sunday McHenry County Import Motors/ Inc. ftUTHORIZIO NMU SALES - SERVICE 114 RAND ROAD LAKEMOOR, McHENRY, ILL. 815-385-4100 during Giidden's Gigantic PAINT SALE Now thru July 27 SAVEl GLIDDEN ENDURANCE ...km Paint gives ol-woathor protection Tough, self-cleaning, high gloss finish resists checking, cracking, fading Maximum hiding. Easy brushing. 48 modern colors and white. „ ENDURANCE BOUSE PAINT REGULAR $7.15 SAVEl r spued fa ll u J'(lint ; .100% LATEX , SALE PRICE *5.97 • ••••••••••• »••••••••••• SPRED HOUSE PAINT ...aits p«wtM£ work from days to hwml Hew Acrylic latex Spred House Paint glides M «jgi brash u. foBet. Dries in just 30 minutes. Velvety, low-sbeeo finish. Cieaa op painty tools with $7.98 SALE PRICE *5.97 «~- GLIDDENS EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT as low as CRAFTSMAN • Easy to Assemble • Lightweight * Durable Construction * Folds Flat for Easy Storage Other Walk-In Type PICNIC TABLES As Low As 19 95 Whatever Your Needs You Will Find Them At • • • ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER On Highway 31 South of Main Street - McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-1424