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Thursday, October 14, 1965 BOOK FAIR TO BE ON DISPLAY AT JOHNSBURG Johnsburg Public School P.T.A. meets Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 8 p.m., at which time the annual Book Fair will be on dispaly under the direction of Mrs. F. McCormick. Also, a Junior Great Books demonstration will be given by a seventh grade children's group and led by Mrs. L. Worzala and Mrs.. Ryan. All students, parents and visitors are invited to the display of "^attractive new books from many publishers in all popular price ranges. All reading areas of interest to students will be represented, including classics, fiction, biographies, adventure stories, science, nature, crafts, mystery and reference books. The Book Fair will be held in"the gymnasium of the Johnsburg public school and books will be on display as follows: Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m.; Sunday and Monday,i.9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Tuesday, noon to 4 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Refreshments will be available during Book Fair hours, with Mrs. M. Peterson serving as chairman. Women of the Moose by Lovie Mrotz On Tuesday, Oct. 5, the Women of the Moose held their first meeting of Christmas in October with thirty-three coworkers present. Many gifts were brought to send to Moosehe a r t 0and Moosehaven and those who still wish to bring them may do so at our next meeting on Oct. 19. Candidate for membership, Josephine Jean, sponsored by Mable Thomas, was installed into the chapter and transferred from Crystal lake was Annabelle Rutten, who we also welcomed to our chapter. Guest for the evening was E1 e n o r Heim of Downer's Grove Chapter 973. After the m e e t i n g , r e f r e s h m e n t s w e r e served by the Mooseheart committee. CHARLES WEINGART NAMED PRESIDENT OF LAND BANK With the trend in land costs continuing the upward climb that began in 1942, farmers are going to require lots of credit in the years ahead, H. S. Whalin told 400 guests at the Federal Land Bank association of Woodstock annual meeting last weekend. Whalin is regional manager from the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis. "Farm units will get bigger as farmers demand more land to become efficient enough to pay for machinery and other big expenses. That's where the demand for more credit comes in--to meet this expanding need," he said. During the meeting Thomas Frey, manager of the organization that serves Lake, Boone and McHenry counties,, said the cooperative paid 5172 per cent dividend on its stock. The annual report showed an increase of $11.4 million over the year-ago total. New business activity totaled $1,609,800 with 63 loans closed during the first nine months of 1965. In the election of directors, Russell Kelahan, Woodstock, was elected to fill the unexpired term of Edward Florent, president of the FLBA who died in September. Charles Head, Harvard, was re - elected to a three - year term. In the election of officers at a board meeting after the annual meeting at Marian Central Catholic high school cafe teria, Charles Weingart, McHenry, was elected president, and Lloyd Turner, Belvidere was elected vice-president. YOUNG DEMOCRATS HEAR OPERATION ON LOCAL LEVEL Holger Pedersen Pastor Donald Johnson of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church officiated at last rites Friday evening at the George R. Justen. & Son funeral home for Holger Pedersen. Mr. Pedersen, a resident of 1253 N. Green street, McHenry, died Oct. 6 in Harvard hospital, where he had been confined for five days. The deceased was born in THE McHENRY Aarhus, Denmark, Feb. 9, 1890. For the past twenty-five years he and his wife operated a variety store on Green street. Mr. Pedersen was a talented singer and for many years had belonged to the Harmonian Singing society. His widow, Alpha, is his only ' survivor. Burial was private. Section Two mmsm mmmi Read The Classifieds The Young Democrats of McHenry County met Wednesday, Oct. 6, at the First National Bank in Algonquin. Guest speaker for the evening was Christian Schock of Elgin. Mr. Schock discussed the structure and operation of the YD's on a local level. He also pointed out ways local clubs can help directly with the work of the senior organization. At this same meeting, the Young Democrats of McHenry County read a telegram re ceived from Senator Robert Kennedy, complimenting and commending them on their work in behalf of both the Democratic party and the general public. Also written into the minutes of the meeting was a letter of commendation from Washington addressed to Dr. S. L. Ruggero of Wonder Lake. The letter took recognition of Dr. Ruggero's work with the Medicare program. President Russ O'Hara announced the schedule for the National Y b u n g Democrat's convention to be held in New York City Oct. 13 to 17. A social night was arranged by the YD twelfth and sixteenth congressional districts, held Oct. 9 at Pheasant Run. In the course of the business meeting, a constitutional amendment changing the meeting from the first to the second Wednesday night of each month was unanimously passed. The next meeting will be held in Woodstock on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at a site to be announced •'•later. The December meeting will be discussed at this time as a Christmas party is being contemplated. Plans for the upcoming sheriff's race and a possible fund raising dinner were discussed at length. Other guests included residents of Algonquin and students from Marion Central high school. Anticipate Expanded Program In New Mental Health Center The new quarters for the Mental Health Center for McHenry County will be ready soon. The center leases its office space from the McHenry hospital at a very low per square foot rental charge. Open house will be held later. ' The operation of the center is proceeding smoothly. The staff has a great interest in working with the present program and expanding facilities and the program as fast as money and help are available. The philosophy of the staff and the board of .directors of the center is that no one who seeks psychiatric help should fee turned away. This is especially true since there is no qther psychiatric service in the county. The philosophy of the staff and the , board of directors of the center is that no one who seeks psychiatric help should be turned away. This is especially true since there is no other psychiatric service in the county. The number of requests for services received during the period from" January through June, 1965, reflects this "open door" policy of the center. A total of 250 sUch requests were received in this period of time, an average of more than 40 persons seeking service monthly. This rate continues at the present time. The number of children referred totaled 106. Twenty-four referrals were re-applications for services (14 children and 10 adults). By the end of June, 152 of all those persons seeking help had been seen at the center at least once; others had been referred to other resources and only thirty-nirte persons had not yet been seen. Financially, the center must raise part of the funds for its operation from the county. At least $20,000 must be raised between July 1, 1965, to June 30, 1966. More is needed to expand the psychiatric services. Financial help -from anyone interested in better mental health for McHenry county residents will assist the board and the staff to continue to improve and expand the Mental Health program. Sinkiang, west China, is the world's most remote-from-thesea nation. Its closest seaport is on the Bay of Bengal, 1,000 miles away, and over a lot of mighty rough mountains. Parts of Mexico are east of Chicago, and Los Angeles is east of Reno. A plane flying straight south from Detroit, Michigan, would miss all of South America -- on the Pacific side. Chile, South America, if superimposed on North America, would reach from Anchorage, Alaska, to Acupulco, Mexico. Rome, Italy, is on the same Latitude as Detroit, Michigan, and London, England, is 700 miles north of Chicago. Don't believe it? Get a map. PREVIEWS CAMPERS The complete line of 1966 Dreamer pickup campers were previewed last week by local camper dealer, Mrs. Lawrence G. Freund of Freund's Campers, at a special "kickoff" program by Travel Industries, Inc. national camper distributors. The meeting, attended by dealers from fifteen states, was held in Oswego, Kansas, home office of the national marketing agency. About 50 million Americans change addresses each year. HOLSTEIN SALE The third annual Top O' the State registered Holstein sale will be held at the fairgrounds, Woodstock, on this Saturday, Oct. 16. The thirty-six head of McHenry county's best foundation females will be auctioned beginning at Noon. This news comes from Harold Jepson, president of the McHenry county Holstein club, sponsor of the sale. Opportunity may knock, but it doesn't make a habit of it. in office. So what?? ALUMINUM i SIDING | Fireproof -- Waterproof -- Rustproof • Reynolds -- Alsco ALSCO Premium "30" Siding with the DuPont Finish 30 Year Written Guarantee Storm Windows, Doors & Awnings McHenry Window & Awning Co. 3318 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, ILL PHONG 385-1180 - FOX LAKE HEALTH CLUB -- (Under New Management) OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK (CLOSED SUNDAYS) HOURS FOR WOMEN -- Mon., Wed., Fri., 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tues., and Thiirs. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. HOURS FOR MEN -- 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tues. & Thurs. Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A VISIT INCLUDES^ Hot and Cold Showers, Sauna Bath and all Types of Exercising 30 VISITS WITHIN 120 DAYS -- $30.00 20 VISITS WITHIN 70 DAYS -- $20.00 10 VISITS WITHIN 30 DAYS -- $10.00 INDIVIDUAL VISITS -- $ 2.00 We can now announce that we have massages for both men and women: $3.50 FOR WOMEN and $5.00 FOR MEN. Keep your blood circulating and live an extra 20 yrs. of healthy life. Lady instructors and lady masseuse on duty every day. Please call for appointments for massage. WE ARE NOW EXPANDING OUR HEALTH CLUB TO THREE TIMES ITS PRESENT SIZE. Starting October 1st we are giving a door prize every week. Your visitor number will be put in a jar and the owner of the lucky number will be given a free massage. You must make one visit every week to keep your number in the jar. All visitors to the club will be eligible for the door prize every week. 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