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PG. 6, SEC. 1 - PLAIN DEALER - NOV. 3, 1967 Buy Bonds where you work. She does. Dorothy Jungerman works in Long Binh, Republu of' South Vietnam. As .1 nurse with the U.S. Army, she serves her country's soldiers--and also Vietnamese civilians like young "Ngoc. Dorothy invests regularly in U.S. Savings Bonds, too (as do more than seven out of ten of our military personnel in Vietnam). There's a good way for you to show brave Americans like Dorothy you're with them: Buy Savings Bonds where you bank or join the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. Freedom Shares--ne*» plan for Americans who want to help their country. Now, when you join the Payroll Savings Plan or the Bond-a-Month Plan, \ou arc- eligible to purchase new U.S. Savings Notes, Freedom Shares." as bonus opportunity. Freedom Shares p.iv -i.T-i' r when held to maturity of Iust four-and-a-julf years ( redeemable after one year), and are available on ,i one-for-one basis with Savings Bonds. Get the Luts where you work or bank. loin up. America needs your help. U.S. Savings Bonds, new Freedom Shares m 4-7 a The V S Government does not pay for this advertisement. It is presented as a public service in cooperation with the Treasury D< partment and The Advertising Council. Si Uniformity Is Conformity!! you won't be conforming to an old-fashioned concept of "uniformity' when you choose this tuck knit jersey of 80r < Dacron, 20^ Nylon with convertible gotham collar on button front shirt1- waist shift with step in opening. Worn with or without belt. Onlv $7 uniforms YMCA WORLD SERVICE CANbY SALE CONTINUES Youth representing the L&'te Region YMCA will continue to appeal to their friends and neighbors to help them help the YMCA support World Service. Boys and Girls will be doing their part by selling boxes of delicious chocolate - covered thin mints. The third annual candy sale will continue through Nov. 18 and proceeds will be used for Lake Region YMCA's commitment to the goal of this year's World Sarvice project, which is emergency relief and sustaining funds for war-torn Middle East YMCA's. The youth taking part intHe aannual candy sale do so with their parents' permission and range in age from 7 to 13. Residents of i-is s-j / /ice area are asked to be on the lookout for these young people as. they canvass their own neighs borhood in the towns through-, out the area. All the boys and girls are clearly di splaying emblems showing their affiliation with the YMCA during their sales and will be offering samples of the confections to prospective buyers. Anyone interested in becoming a YMCA candy salesman should contact the Lake Region YMCA, 65 N. Williams street, Crystal Laxe, week days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. ELEMENT OF TIME IS IMPORTANT IN SOCIAL SECURITY "The element of time is involved in several ways in claims for disability insurance benefits under social security," Bernard Barnett, district manager of the Waukegan Social Security office, comniMted. Timo first enters the picture in connection with the amount of time required to be eligible for disability benefits. For instance, the disabled person must have worked on a job covered by the Social Security Law for at least five years in the ten-year period ending with the date h2 became unable to work because of disability. The five years of work do not have to be consecutive. Next, there is a waiting period of six months after the person became unable to work, before benefits arc actually payable. Finally, the illness or injury must be expected to last twelve or more months. Barnett emphasized that if application for disability bensfits is delayed too long, some benefits may be lost. On the oiher hand, there is no restriction as to how early after disability begins that a claim for benefits may be filled. The social security office for Lak-* county and most of Mc- Henry county,is located at 2500 Grand avenue, Waukegan. Office hours are 3:45 a.m.to4:45p.m. Monday through Friday. In addition, the Waukegan office is open until 8 p.m. on Mxiday evenings. Not all wives are alike--a few are content, agreeable and reasonable. THE Edi World 1 Of - - Pharmacy DoEsJd Doherty R.Ph. Qlaclitotve'i 1219 N. Green, McHenry 385-0182 Hold Patriotic Rally Nov. 11 Tom Anderson, publisher, columnist, speaker, humorist, and businessman, will be the speaker at an old fashioned patriotic rally on Veterans Day Nov. Uth at Lyons Township high school auditorium, North Campus, 100 S. Brainard avenue, LaGrange, 111., at 8 p.m. Master of ceremonies for the evening will be Art Schlaman of radio station WTAQ. Bill Ward, his fellow crew member, will entertain at the organ. Memorial services for the boys whp gave their lives for this wonderful country will be conducted by Rev Paul Lindstrom of the Qhurch of Christian Liberty, Dds Piaines. Mr. Anderson, the speaker, has appear ed/on many live radio and television programs and I^ in gpeat demand for personal appearances. "Straight Talk" with Tom Anderson may be heard every Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. on WTAQ (1300 kc) There will be a small donation for this good old fashioned rally to which everyone is cordially invited. EUTHANASIA IS TOPIC OF COUNTY PROGRAM "Mijrcy 'Killings", or euthanasia, is a topic of increasing concern in this country. As medical science advances and becomes more sophisticated, the numbers of very aged, yet extremely ill people increase sthus, growing interest in and concern of the impli cations surrounding "Life orrDeath, You Call It." The public is asked to hear the topic explored by Dr. Charles Lawrence of the Michael Reese Medical Research center on Sunday, Nov. 5, at 4p.m. at the Congregational-Univer - salist church in Woodstock. Dr. Lawrence' s discussion of "Mercy Killings" is only the first in the Town Hall Adventurers series of nine programs being sponsored by the church on Sundays through the next six months. national WAY BACK WHEJN . . . This was (he scene in early September, 1927 at Hadley Field, New Jersey, with single engine bi-planes and hand-cranked trucks on hand to initiate Air Express service. It took 32-1/2 hours -- actual flying time -- to make the trip to the West Coast. UNIVERSITY LIMITS FALL ENROLLMENT The freshman class at Illinois Wesleyan university next fall will be the smallest in fifteen years. Dr. Lloyd M, Bertholf, president of IWU, told the board of trustees and official visitors at its fall meeting Tuesday that the enrollment for 1968-69 will be frozen at its present level of about 1,550 because 0? a lack of dormitory space. Lee Short, director of admission, said Wednesday that the school will accept 385 freshmen and 40 transfers for the 1968-69 school year. "This will be our smallest incoming group in fifteen years for all schools of the university. We have academic facilities for 2,200." TWO-CAR CRASH AT SPRING GROVE INJURES THREE A two-car crash east of Sjpring Grove, at the-Johnsburg- Wilmot road, injured three persons Tuesday evening. They were taken by the Richmond rescue squad to McHenry hospital. Thomas Rinda of Fox Lake and Brian Briggs of Chicago, the two drivers, were treated and released. Donna Davidsen of Chicago, a passenger, was hospitalized. Briggs told sheriffs deputies he was driving north on the Johnsburg- Wilmot road and failed to see the stop sign. His car struck Rinda, who was travelling east on Main street at the intersection. Influenza has been known to man since ancient times. Italian astrologers thought it came from an influence of the heavenly bodies. That's why they used their word for influence, "influenza" as the name for the disease. SIKKIM SOLDIERS. . . Militia parade through the streets fof Gangtok, capital of the tiny kingdom of Sikkim. They wear iron helmets topped by pompoms. Communist Chinese and Indian patrols clashed on the Sikkiin-Tibet border recently. in your seat. (for your own sake, use your seat belts) Published to save lives in cooperation with The Advertising Council and the National Safety Council. For free copy of Seat Belt Tact Sheet write: N.S.C., 425 No. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, III. 60611 MACDONALD FORD INC. IN FOX LAKE Bob® rt SchoJItz, ILPh. In an age as we are, where antibiotics are increasing stature in the medical field, we might point out that antibiosis is not far distant in time as many m'gnt imagine. The word itself was coined by a French physician, Vuillemm, in 1889, and Pasteur, as a matter of interest, flirted with the idea of antibiotics when working with ANJflRAX in 1877. In whole, an antibiotic is a substance produced by one living organism for the destruction of another. The latest in modern drugs and medication are always available. F or all of your needs in modical supplies rely onus.. BOLGER'S DRUG STO;?E... 1259 N. Green....Phone 385- 4500. Dili very. . .Gas. . .Light. . . Telephone. . .bills Paid here . . .Money orders. . .Rcvlon . .Max Factor. . .Coty. . . English Leather. . . THIS WEEKS JIELPFI L HINT: Try w'.nding your tape measure on an empty adhesive tape container to keep it clean and neat. ^ fjytm r 1* w* F 1 S! 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