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MCHENRY PLAINOEALER "SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKE S REGION SINCE 1875" SECTION X UMi BERNICE WILSON I1Y Sffl( mm 385-4380 Wt To ,' >>,- "V" *" " •,/. ' *£", »S'W5« I!%I ..,&£ * '"" '^' A traction table used in physical therapy for injuries to the back and spine is one of three pieces of equipment given Memorial hospital for McHenry County by the Woman's auxiliary. With Bert Hansen, administrator, is Miss Phoebe Romberger, physical therapy director. LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SH1HLM aUHUKKK 385-2645 PROMOTE NAVY MAN SERVING IN VIET NAM Ed Foster, who is in the Navy and stationed over in Vietnam, was promoted to PN 2nd class. Congratulations Ed. ANNIVERSARY Greetings go to Herb and Marge Polinski who will celebrate their wedding anniversary tomorrow Thursday, March 21. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more of th6m. EXTEND SYMPATHY No words can express our deepest sympathies to Louise Epperson on the loss of her father, LeRoy Mulhearn. Mr. Mulhearn passed away Friday, March 1 in Chicago. GET-WELL Wishes go to Mrs. Samen who is a patient at the Woodstock hospital. Here's hoping you are now home and are feeling just fine. I am sorry to report that Eld (f Rourke is back in the Mc- Henry hospital due to the third degree burns on his leg. Here's hoping your leg heals fast for' you Ed. MAKES TRIP Ruth Young spent a week in Chicago visiting with her daughter and son-in-law and family. Got A Ruth's daughter, Pat Alexander, had an operation. Ruth also spent some time visiting her sister, Ann Ferris, and family in Pittsburg, Penn. 4JITIe.w A BUSY BEE CLUB The meeting of the Busy Bee 4-H club was called to order by President Edward Saunder in Junior high. Talks were given lay Charlene Weingart on "Bears" and Barbara Saunders on "Dogs". It has been decided that our club will be in the Share-the-Fun program. The next meeting will be held April 9 at the Junior, high. Michael Pierce, Reporter CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC "The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand forever." This verse from Isaiah is part of the Responsive Reading of the Bible Lesson to be read in McHenry Christian Science church this Sunday on the subject, "Matter". When a household is running like clockwork, you find yourself waiting for an alarm to ; ring. © Pro-Finished PANELING 4'x7' as low as $3.08 per piece 4'x8' as low as $332 ~ 12"x 12" OZITE CEILING TILE , 1(K 12"Xl2" " " * Eg Of . FLOOR TILE Embossed 19$ ea. J ^ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ©a. ©a. and tq> ALEXANDER IWilBlR'C©. Highway 31, south of Main St. 385-1424 ILLS tos INEZ YOUNG 385-4672 Service News Airman Apprentice Mike Kutansky, USN, son of Mr. and' Mrs. Michael Kutansky of 8614 Ramble road, Wonder Lake, was graduated from the Avionics Fundementals school at the Naval Air Technical Training center, Memphis, Tenn. The comprehensive 640-hour curriculum included such subjects as, fundamentals of direct and alternating current electricity; vacuum tube and transistor theory and circuit application; radio receiver theory, alignment, tracking and troubleshooting; transmitter theory and troubleshooting; radar electronic fundamentals, circuit and applications; and introduction to computer fundamentals. Prior to attending this course he graduated from the two-week indoctrination course in naval aviation. Army Private First Class Edward R. Schlief, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. EdwardG.Schlief Sr., Route 1, Spring Grove, was assigned as a medic in Headquarter and Company A of the 1st Infantry Division's 1st Medical Battalion near Di An, Vietnam, Feb. 25. NEW RESIDENTS i > MUST REGISTER FOR VOTING Are you new in the area? Have you recently celebrated your twenty-first birthday? Are you registered to vote? If not, I am sure that you want to be eligible to vote in the primary elections and the general elections in November. Exercise your right as an American citizen and be a registered voter with a voice. Register now with our local registrar, Ross LaMotta. He may be reached by calling 385-6465. CONDOLENCES Heartfelt sympathy is extended to several families in Holiday Hills on the recent loss of loved ones. To Harold Breede and family on the sudden death of his brother, Carl, who died on Sunday, March 10 and was buried on Tuesday, March 12. Also to Helen Grant and her family and Norm Jeschke and his family on the loss of their mother, Mrs. Ella L Jeschke, who died on Wednesday, March 6. Services were held Saturday March 9, with interment in McHenry County Memorial Park Cemetery. And to Mr. and Mrs. Gobel Canady and Tom Canady and their families on the loss of their son and brother, Max Canady in a tragic accident on Terra Cotta hill cm Route 31 on Tuesday, March 5. Max lived in Huemann's subdivision with 'his wife, Bertha and three children Eugene, 7, Kenneth 5 and Barbara, 18 months. WOMEN'S CLUB DINNER , Wednesday, May 15 is the date of the annual Women' s club dinner, BUT -- reservations must be in by April 6. In tirder to insure good theater seats, reservations have to be in early. No one will be able to attend with- : out advance reservations. To be sure of your reservation, call Mary Mahon at 385-5955 or Helen Boettcher at 385-5416. Last Wednesday's meeting was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed as the gals had the opportunity to re-do themselves and several went home wondering if 'blondes do really have more fun??? Hostesses who served amid shamrocks in honor of St. Patrick's Day were Marge Connell and Gail Postal. WASHINGTON TRIP My daughters, April and Wendy, and I experienced a most thrilling experience as we made our first trip to Washington, D.C. The high point in our trip was lunch in the House of Representatives restaurant in our capitol building as the guests of a personal friend of long standing, Congressman Harold Collier, who,,, represents the 10th district in Illinois. He also took us on a personally conducted tour of the capitol. April and I agreed that it was one of the most memorable experiences of our lives. Our trip also included a VIP tour of the White House as well as a view of the Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson and Iwo Jima Memorials, the National Archives and the Smithsonian Institute and, of course, the House of Labor. TONSILS ALL GONE That's what Christopher Teuber is saying these days and Mom and Dad are breathing a Sigh of relief now that Christopher has had his tonsillectomy. Hurry andget well, Chris. BIRTH DAZE A happy birthday to John Hale on March 16, Linda Catanzaro on the seventeenth, to Midge Teuber and Irene Weiss on the twentieth and to Priscilla Kasprzyk on the twenty-third. YOUNGSTERS TO ' LEARN ABOUT INDIAN PLANTS Starting in April, the Field Museum of Natural History will take youngsters on a self guided tour of the museum's botany areas to learn the secrets of plants that Indians used. To participate, children pick up free information guide sheets upon entering the museum, and follow the charted course, answering questions asked in the quide as they go. This Spring Journey will continue through May. During April, the Museum will be open from 9 a.m.* to 5 p.m. daily. Admission is free on Thursdays and weekends. Other days, adults pay a very small fee. Children, students and teachers are always admitted free. , For morel information about museums, or any aspect of a vacation in Chicago, write: Tourism council of Greater Chicago, The Civic Center, Chicago, Illinois, 60602. USE THE CLASSIFIED CHERYL ZELVIS RECEIVES AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIP Congratulations to Cheryl Zelvis who was one of a small group of students from McHenry high to be awarded a scholarship last week. I am sure^ we will continue to heat more good things about Cheryl who already has received many honors of outstanding work in school. JOHN HINZ TO COME HOME I dropped in to McHenry hospital last Thursday to visit with neighbor John Hinz and found him to be in good spirits and getting around well. He had just been informed that he was being released to go home (Hi Sunday, March 17 after quite a spell in the hospital. So he was happy to get that bit of news. Best wishes for continued progress to John. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Many happy returns of a wonderful birthday to Robert Harper and Barbara rogor on iviarcn 20, Virginia Schubert on the twenty-first, Harry Paulin on the twenty-third and Carol Olszewski on the twenty-sixth, Carol will be sweet 16. ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations to Gordon and Dariene Hattan as they celebrate their sixteenth anniversary cm the twenty-second, and to Arthur and Marie Cicchini on the twenty-fourth as they observe their twenty-fifth or silver anniversary. May the years continue to be kind to our two cotqsles. SYMPATHY TO CORCORAN FAMILY Friends and neighbors of Bill Corcoran were sorry to hear that he had passed away on March 14 after being in ill health for about a year. He had gone back to the hospital after a short stay at home and pneumonia developed. Cuicondolences to Ingaborg and to his son and grandson. Burial was Monday at St. Patrick's cemetery in town. AREA RESIDENTS INVEST $W8750 IN E-H BONDS McHenry county residents purchased a total of $208,750 in series E and H United States Savings bonds and freedom shares in January according to Donald J. Still, Woodstock^ general county chairman of the savings bonds committee. Purchases in the state of Illinois were $34,995,880. according to Arnold J. Rauen of McHenry, state director of the Treasury department's savings bonds division. This is 3.6percent below the total for last •January and accounts for 7.3 percent of national sales which were $479,000,000. CHARGED ON TWO COUNTS Appearing in Branch I court, Dean Waddell, 3914 Waukegan road, McHenry, was charged $50 for contempt of court and $35 for reckless driving. Carey Appliance Inc In The Green Street Mall 1241 N. Green St. Phone 385-5500 fcHenry / XI With UNICEF's help, the death rate due to malaria among children has been lowered from 3.5 million in the fifties to less than one million per year. 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