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Our ' Servicemen Marine Lance Corporal Donald R. Meyer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Meyer, Sr. of 3619 W. Main street, ^fcHenry, and Marine Cpl. Michael G. Shannon, son of Mrs. Evelyn Shaimnw of 3008 W. Northslde ave., McHenry, have arrived in Da Nang, Vietnam, as a member of the Uth Motor Trans* port battalion of tile First Marine division. Hie battalion came to Viet* nam following weeks of intensive training at Camp Pendleton, Calif. While in Vietnam the 11th Motor Transport battalion will be providing vehicles ranging from the quarter-ton mighty jeep to multi-ton tractor-trail' er trucks in suppport of the first Division. charged in November of i**'- James is the brother . of Dennis Luing, who was wounded in Viet Nam. H# hopes to see his cousin, Row* ert Luing, who is now home on furlough from Viet Nam. , Seaman Richard M. Moore, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert P. Moore of 2410 W. Country lane, McHenry, is at sea off the Virginia "Ooes participating in a week-long operation as a crewmember aboard the attack aircraft carrier Forrestal. The operation will give the newest crewmembers an opportunity to famliarlze themselves with their duties as members of shipboard divisions. The operational cruise follows a major nine-month yard period at the Norfolk Naval shipyard, Portsmouth, Va. DR. STAHLECKER HEADS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STAFF DONALD DIEDRICH . Pvt. Donald J. Diedrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Diedrich of 4218 W. Ponca street, McHenry, has completed basic training at Fort Campbell, Ky., and also eight weeks of Army engineering school at Fort Belvoir, Va. He is now assigned to Korea's Hercules mis sile base. The young man entered ice in August, 1966. His dress is U.S. 54805874, D Btry. 45h Bn. (HERC) 44th Arty. APO. S-F 96271. DR. H.A. STAHLECKER, Jr. Dr. • Helmuth A. Stahlecker, Jr., has been appointed chief of staff for Memorial Hospital for McHenry County. 10s appointment was made by the board of directors along with other medical staff appoints ments following Dr. Stahlecker's election by the medical staff at its annual meeting. « Dr. Stahlecker, who has practiced in Woodstock since 1958, has been vice-chief of staff for the past two years. He succeeds Dr. S. L. Ruggero, Wonder Lake, as the chief of staff. Immediate past president of the McHenry County Medical Society, Dr. Stahlecker is a member of the American Association of General Practitioners and a Diplomate of the National Board of Medical Examiners. As' the new chief of staff, Dr. Stahlecker continues the record of fine service to both the profession and the community which his predecessors established. ARTHUR BELLON Pvt. Arthur Bellon left the United States for Korea on Jan. 13 and is now stationed at Camp Hovey, near Seoul. Pvt. Bellon entered service Aug. 8 and took basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., including auto mechanic training there. He spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bellon, of McHenry before leaving for Korea. His address is RA 16892726, Co. A, 1st bn., 32nd Inf., APO San Francisco, Calif., 96207. George Alan Koch, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Koch of 7618 Beach drive, Wonder Lake, recently graduated from boot training at Great Lakes Naval Training center. While there, he was recruit petty officer chief of his barracks and R.P.O.C. of the drill team. The young man now attends E.T.A. school at Great Lakes. George graduated from McHenry high school in 1965 and attended the University of Wisconsin at Madison. He would like to hear from his friends, who may write to him as follows -.George Koch, S.A. B51-76-17, E.T.A. School, Bldg. 520, Barracks 402-460, Great Lakes, 111. 60088. Last week Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Luing received a surprise call from their grandson, PS-4 James F. Luing, who has been on the USS Pyro in the China seas. The call came from Q'- Hare airport, where he had just arrived. The young serviceman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Armond Luing of Carpentersville and is home on a fifteen-day furlough. He will return to San Francisco, will board his ship again in about two months and again resume duty. He has served three and one-half years and has six more months of service remaining. He expects to be dis- EXPERT (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennel* t • TBA1STOG > • BATHING Rudf Becker's 1013 W. EM. McHewy IPBioma SSS-2486 (1 Mi)e East of the Skyline Drive-In) AND THERE IN BUSINESS rCDKUAKV 7j fTO/ - IVlcnciNKT fLAIINUCALtK - fAW J, Management, included sessions devoted to sales techniques, advertising, display, store planning, credit, financing and related topics. Field trips were made to manufacturing facilities and retail •tores in the New York area. REPORT SALES Baird & Warner, Inc., grossed sales totaling 184,147,870, down 7.4 percent over the firm's all-time high of $90,- 883,755 tallied during 1965, with a corresponding decrease of only 3.4 percent in the number of transactions concluded. Hills McHenry, was among the American Airlines veterans and retirees who were honored at a "Length of Service" award dinner held at the River Forest Golf club in Elmhurst, HI. The semi-annual event showcased the airline career' of Captain Suman, who is retiring. JOHN H. KOERBER Walter Misavice of 5418 Lucina, John H. Koerber of 304 N. Country Club' drive and Henry J* Sherman of 5213 Circle drive, McHenry, are among the twenty-two men enrolled for the winter tern of the Industrial Management institute at Ws Forest college. Business and industrial firms la fie surrounding suburban area are joint sponsors with LFC of the institute and select participants from among their midmanagement officers and pw> WALTER MnULVXOE sonnel. Classes are held one night a week and courses Include behavioral sciences, communications, industrial psychology, financial controls, marketing and labormanagement relations. Instructors and,discussion leaders come from the faculties of Lake Forest and other col*4 leges in the aft a and from nearby business organize- HENRY SHERMAN Outboard Marine Corp., and Sherman, cost accountant Johns-Mansville Corp. NAVY CORPSMAN, NEPHEW OF LOCAL WOMAN. KILLED Mrs. William J. Bolger received word last week that her nephew, Del Geise, was killed in action in Viet Nam. Del, a Navy corpsman serving with the Marine corps, was killed while engaged in "Operation Tuscaloosa". A 1965 graduate of Burlington, Wis., high school, he was a member of the football, wrestling and tennis teams and of the school chorus. The young man enlisted in the Navy in the summer of 1965. He had been stationed in Viet Nam since last September. we care Misavice is general foremanof the Frank G. Hough Co., Koerber. project engineer,. COMPLETES TRADE COUUSE Robert Wahl of Wahl Jewelers, McHenry,, is one of thirty-f 1 v e Meiers from Canadian provinces who graduated from til© 1967 Bulova- New York university course in retail jewelry store management. The two-week program of study, centered at N.T.U.'s Institute of Retail NAMED DEALER Chrysler Outboard Corp. has announced the appointment of Triton Marine Service, McHenry, as a dealer for Chrysler outboard motors and boats. Both sales and service of Chrysler outboards will be handled by the area dealer. Twenty seven models are included in the new line of Chrysler outboards featured at Triton Marine. AT IVEA¥/W^ft MEETING Among the more than 1,500 certified Lennox dealers, employees and their wives attending the annual Lennox dealer meetings at Marshalltown, Iowa, were Jack E. Phelan and A1 Benoy from Althoff's, Inc. This annual three-day event attracts dealers from each of the midwest division's twelve states who come to learn about new products, sales programs and policies. HOMOIS M5TSREE R. M. Suman, of 2603 S. Riverview Drive, Holiday This is the season to be aware of deadly carbon monoxide fumes. Never sit in an idling car with all the windows up, reports the Institute For Safer Living. It is always a good practice to leave a window open, even a crack, while driving. HEALTH PROTECTED Some of the many way* in which Illinois is actively protecting the health and life of its youngsters have been outlined by Dr. Franklin D. Yoder, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health. In the department's program for4 preservation of life among the very young, emphasis is placed on the care of babies born prematurely. Each year about 1,600 such babies are cared for in the state's six premature centers. The program also includes ambulance service, special training of nurses, consultation services to hospitals and incubator loan service to small hospitals. The department is conducting a study on the results of German measles during pregnancy to determine, if possible, the extent of congenital malformations attributable to the disease. Follow the lead of long,distance bus drivers and keep your headlights on during the daylight, suggests the Institute For Safer Living. If you have your headlights on and the oncoming driver happens to be blinded by strong sunlight, he has a better chance of seeing vou. V who shops atA*P? People who have discovered there is more to a Super Market than meets the eye. People who have discovered the advantage of shopping at a store that is fair, honest, and dependable. People who have learned how nice it is to be cared about. People who want a store that stands behind everything they sell, no matter who makes it. People who want to be sure they'll never miss out on an advertised special. People who are concerned about their total food bill. Shouldn't A&P be your store? COPYRIGHT ® 1967, THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., INC. AK PS Super-Right Top Quality Meats! BONELESS Phck Roast Airs SUPER RIGHT Owl lb. A&Fs SUPER RIGHT Leg-04amb m WHOLE or RUMP HALF ib. AICi Super Right -- U.S. Gov't Inspected "Grade A" Oven-Ready Turkip AWs SUPER RIGHT - BEEF "Rib Roast 1* THRU 3rd RIBS • to 16 fc. AVBtAOE 4th * Slh Rib* A*Fc SUPER RIGHT Bt@f Rib Steaks A&Ps SUPER RIGHT Chuck Steaks 7 INCH CUT BLADE CUT 39 79' 89 49 FRYERS A&P's SUPER RIGHT - FilSH Whole - 2 to 3 lb. ®ver. C V CUTUP 33' $ 29. 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