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STATIONED IN INDIANA :J $ EDWARD C. SCHULTZ Edward C. Schulttzz,, son of Mr. aanndd' Mrs. ]E dward G. Schultz of 3116 W. Fairway drive, is novy stationed at the 305th Bomb Wing Strategic Air command, Bunker Hill AFB, Peru, Ind., as a crewman and mechanic on the B-58 Hustler bomber. The young man is authorized to wear the National Defense Ribbon, the AF Citation Award Ribbon and the AF Outstanding Unit Citation Award Ribbon with on gold oak leaf. During the time he spent at Bunker Hill AFB he attended a military inductory training school and was awarded the trophy for the most outstanding airman based on the highest standards of conduct, courtesy, discipline and behavior. Edward enlisted in the Air Force Feb. 9, 1966, and attended basic training at Lackland Air Force base, Texas. He received the expert ribbon for highest achievements in basic training. Graduating from Jet Over II Aircraft Mechanic Technical school, Chanute field, Rantoul, he was an honor student with an average grade of 94 per cent. Here and There Jn. Business AWARD WINNER Lon H. Smith, who is a direct underwriter for Mutual of New York company, qualified for an expense-paid stay for himself and his wife at the Abbey on Lake Geneva. He ranked in the top third out of thirty underwriters in his office. The requirement was $150,000 or more of life insurance for the month of October, which is the annual campaign month. NO DDT IN WATER A survey of municipal water supplies from major water sheds in Illinois failed to reveal any DDT or related pesticides in the drinking water supply. Samples or raw water, as well as treated water from the municipal water supply systems of representative cities on all of the major watersheds in the state, were included in the survey. Illinois id the only state in the country that has completed such a statewide survey of watersheds. Shop In Dr. SIMS says... SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH A PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE ILLINOIS STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY HEALTH OCCUPATIONS * Did you know the need for people in health careers here in Illinois has increased almost 80 percent in the past two years? That's right -- 80 percent. Most of us are aware of the shortage o f physicians and nurses. But few realize there are over 150 other health ocpations where the need is ven more acute. What's more, not all of them require a college degree. For instance : OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIAN -- is trained to assist a surgeon during an operation and care for patients before, during and after surg e r y . R e q u i r e m e n t : h i g h school diploma and a ninemonth hospital train i n g course. INHALATION THERAPIST -- assist physicians in the treatment of heart and lung ailments when life is endangered because of lack of oxyg e n . R e q u i r e m e n t : a h i g h school diploma and a oneyear hospital training course. X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST -- helps radiologists and other physicians- in operating x-ray equipment and in preparing patients for diagnostic x-rays. R e q u i r e m e n t : h i g h s c h o o l diploma and a two-year training course in one of 800 approved schools. PHYSICAL THERAPIST -- rehabilitates people with injuries or diseases affecting m u s c l e s , j o i n t s , n e r v e s a n d bones. Requirement: a bachelor's degree from one of 42 c o l l e g e s , u n i v e r s i t i e s a n d medical centers offering P.T. courses. PODIATRIST - examines, diagnoses and treats diseases and deformities of the feet. Requirement: four years of study at an accredited podiatry college plus passing a state board examination. As mentioned earlier, the list includes pver 150 different occupations -- enough to match every type of interest and personality. Even math majors cat\ apply their skills in the health field as bio-statisticians or research analysts. And, if you like communicating with people, there are rewarding positions in the medical sales and advertising. How about salaries? They're good too. In fact, they compare favorably with every o t h e r c o m p e t i t i v e f i e l d . That's because increasing demands for better health care are placing higher values on skilled health personnel -- values that will continue to rise. To help you explore these opportunities, the Illinois State Medical society is offering a colorful, 134-page booklet titled "Horizons Unlimited." To get your copy, absolutely free, simply send a postcard to Health Careers, Box 4100, Chicago, IU. 60654. "DOPIE" NOVEMBER 17, 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 13, SECTION 1 COUNTY INVESTS $98,380 IN E-H SAVIMGS BONDS McHenry county residents purchased a total of $98,360 in series E and H United States savings bonds in September, according to Donald J. Still, Woodstock, general county chairman of the savings bonds committee. Sales in the state of Illinois were $27,719,781, according to Arnold J. Rauen of McHenry state director of the Treasury department's savings bond division. This is an increase of 10.7 percent over sales for last September, and accounts for 6.9 percent of national sales which were $403,000,000. Illinois purchases in the first nine months of this year reached 79.1 percent of the state's annual quota which is $348,000,000. SORORITY OFFICER The 1966-67 officers of Beta Iota chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta, social sorority on the campus of Eastern Illinois university at Charleston, III., have been elected. Trudy Freund of McHenry was elected treasurer. Affiliated nationally in September of 1960, the chapter boasts a membership of approximately sixtyfive members. MEN AND WOMEN HEEDED j TO HELP MEET PRESENT AND FUTURE PRODUCTION i SCHEDULES IN OUR EXPANDING OPERATIONS AT j WOODSTOCK DIE CASTING | A «@©RESS1¥E ANDGROWSNG INDUSTRY i IMMEDIATE OPENINGS OFFERING FAR BETTER THAN j AVERAGE PAY - FREE GROUP (Family) INSURANCE plus QUARTERLY COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENTS APPLY IN PERSON WOODSTOCK DIE CASTING y ST. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER W WHAT AR* YOU DOING POUIM © ° ^» JroOcV CHORALE WILL PRESENT HANDEL WORK ON NOV. 27 Woodstock's Fine Arts chorale will present George Frederick Handel's "The Messiah" at the Woodstock Opera House Saturday, Nov. 26, at 8 and Sun., Nov. 27, at 2. The chorale has been in rehearsal since last May for this particular production in order to achieve the highest musical performance possible. Director Monkman has also added four superb voices to sing the soprano, alto, tenor and bass solos. "The Messiah" is a theatrical celebration of a religious event and is actually divided musically and theologically into 3 parts. It deals with the birth of Christ, tells of Christ's rejection and suffering, the joyful meaning of Christ's reign, and lastly His crucifixion and resurrection. The Fine Arts chorale's presentation of this masterpiece is certainly a fitting beginning to Woods toe k's "Christmas on the Square".' On Dec. 18 this same chorale is presenting the warm and simply told opera, "One Christmas Long Ago". During the 1500's, the Scottish people cut and burned off all of the forest cover in many areas, to clean out tht wolves, who were about to take over. Then, erosion washed away the soil, and the people had to move out, too. Porcupines in Michi g a n have a "pointed" taste preference for eating certain plywood signs. Highway officials believe the glue used to make the signs sparks the porky's appetite. mm ipfiiis DEEP SEA OPERATION . . . Getting the "feel" of the controls of the U. S. Navy's new bathyscaph "Trieste II" are Navy Lieutenant Kenneth Killen (left) and Warrent Officer John Carroll. The two aquanauts are examining the depth instrumentation and ballast control system. The system will provide the vessel with extremely precise navigation and maneuvering control which will enhance its capabilities to carry out deep sea missions. Newspaper Best Mtedieam For Advertiser To Convey Story A chemical company has announced the development of a new synthetic product which may revolutionize one of the major consumer product industries. Greatest fear of the company concerning the new material is one which always haunts the builder of a sensationally better mousetrap. The public is always skeptical of superlative claims. This is especially true when the new product is offered at lower prices than the product which it threatens to replace. The chemical company is attempting to solve the problem of public skepticism by introducing its new material in finished products which will sell above average price. The company feels that the high cost will create inference of quality. The theory is probably accurate. Most adults can remember when the public considered nylon a cheap substitute for silk, or when detergents were regarded as imitation soap. It would be difficult to sell the finest perfume in the world in a fifty cents container if it were competing with the second best in a five dollar container. The problem of giving the public something better for much less calls for re-education through advertising in a trusted medium. It calls for convincing and thorough explanation and illustration. It calls for advertising which may be studied and reviewed. A sophisticated public demands to know why a sensational offer can be made. Unlimited space for complete information, proven public faith, and the quality of newsiness, make the local newspaper first choice of the advertiser who needs to convince the consumer that something is better and cheaper. (Copyright, 1966, S. S. Talbert) r i I i I I i • INVESTIGATE These Excellent Opportunities in Our Progressive and Expanding Industry * • TIME STUDY MAM | . DRAFSTMAN PLANT LAYOUT j I I I I I I UMMIK' •Y THK OLD TIMER SHIPPING RECEVING SUPERVISOR APPLY IN PERSON Woodstock Die Casting WHULER ST. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER WOODSTOCK A m 4 Specialists in • KNIT DRESSER • FORMALS Fri. to 9 p.m.' Dally 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. 1208 N. Green Street 338-1712 Quality Cleaning Laundry Skirls • DRAPERIES • LEATHER • FURS WE CHALLENGE COMPARISON TRY US AND SEE " McHenry, I1L PUBLIC WELCOME St. Patrick's Home & School Association, BAZAAR NOVEMBER 19 -- 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. NOVEMBER 20 -- 7:30 A.M. to I "PM. Barbecue aAd Hot Dogs -- Gifts Games and Furniture Sale ST. PATRICK'S PARISH HAIL 3500 W. Washington McHenry. 111. BE MODERN WITH MOEN • SWIVELS . SPRAYS! • AERATES FOR YEAR-LONG ENJOYMENT GIVE HER THE NEW TRIPLE-ACTION FAUCET! Richard A. Garrelts I PLUMBING and HEATING I2S08 N. Rlngwood Rd. 385-3821 THANK YOU I Thomas J. Hanahan, Jr.. wishes to thank the voters for their tremendous response in his behalf on election day. AL SIDING Fireproof -- Waterproof -- Rustproof Reynolds -- Alsco ALSCO Premium "30" Siding with the DuPont Finish Life of the Building Written Guarantee • Storm Windows, Door* & AwmtagB McHenry S818 W. Waukegan Rd. PHONE 385-1180 & Awwg Co. McHenry, 111 From Mrs. C. William Hunsberger, Souderton, Pa.: The approaching Fall already evidenced by the dogwoods leaves turning blackish red and its berries reminds me of the day of my y o u t h when t h e s t a n d a r d Sunday a f t e r n o o n f a r e was a hike through the countryside. In our small town it was the custom in the Fall, especially, for the young people (plus any oldsters, too) to go hiking in the country for 10 or 15 miles. This was a spontaneous group and little pre-arrangement was necessary. If the weather was good you just knew the hiking was on. Sometimes as many as 20 or 30 of us made the hike. Even though we were born and raised m" the country there was always a new and exciting place to be discovered. We hiked to places like Devil's Potato Patch, a field of rocks probably placed there by a glacier, where we scrambled over the rocks. We went to Lovers Leap, where an Indian Brave and his girl were supposed to have jumped to their death bec a u s e t h e y c o u l d not m a r r y . There were the places like the gold mines (now water filled) where gold was supposed to have been discovered. We rooted through the remains pf an old powder mill and explored the caves of Turkey Buzzard. When the Fall arrives with its brilliantly colored leaves 1 always remember with fondness . and thankfulness these hikes to beauty and adventure. (Send contribution* to tbi» column to Die Old Timer. 639, FronMort, Kentucky 40601.) 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