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- V - • K . : : *u4V nfr ^r.r >T>'sP; - *n•?• -•1-• ' '>:#*'%»& :• -v«&- r »r•'. •: ---'> - f.v-- Ift gffllY | people regardless of tte political mWmaUmfm flHvWBAI H* pwAt3drd itt*ioiant al' * in,nf orpmowaetri"on concera- Vt gPEDfO GKOVK MAN tag Mr. May's period of time'spsnt 8?^ Continued from p*C« 1. inponrlog minds and the cost ;#ould ^ inestimable. Under May's direction two large J pn)minenTTn"the~ news lairrtM, a machine shop and a | in China will appear in next week's Issue of the Plaindealer. His obP - serrations will no doubt be of special Interest at this particular time, when the Communists hare taken control and China la so rooties, ornouis AJLK UCLBOTKD fQX BIO OOUKTT FAIB The McHenry County Junior Fair, which will be held July St, 30 and 31, at the fairgrounds east of Woodstock, the first in twentylive years, is getting off to a good start judging from the list of officials and Judges recently selected construction plant were set up for; • . - -- to place the 4-H .and open class " rebuilding the damaged sections | Daughter OI Former LOOal entries. •m » «««"<« ">« """ : Te4Ch,!r C»mPletM T0Ur £T mechanic!,0 ^hT^nlpme^, Miw Bet!!the cSSe'If agrfcuui™?1 daljj consisting of four tugboats, forty her IUrringt°nhomej after a busy departmeui at Urbana. were sebarges, sixt> vehicles, five cranes, four-month season ^ith the N®r^ lected to judge the dairy entries. ^e bulldoiers. seventeen air-com-, Carolina symphonj orchestr*. The There are lg6 dalry project8 ln pressors, five pony engines "5 j musiciai^ d^lrter of J^and Mrs. 4 H wh,ch w,u br,ng over 200 railroad cars, ten miles of railroad.; \\ alter N. 1^ j entries in the 4-H division. Farm three pile-driving units, a complete j is the oboe soloist with the orches- j Advlger Tammeus estimated. How repair shop and other allied con- j tra. manv entries in open class is not St ruction equipment too numerons | The orchestra played 180 cenT: kno*„ yet Ki mention were employed on the o^rts and traveled 12,000 miles j Paul Purr, long time vocational fi"oject. j During the season the inspira-j agriculture teacher at DeKalb, was Many sections of wall were re- j tional music reached 175.000 school; geIocted to judge fat stock, inptired and over 125,000 cubic children in afternoon programs in ciu<|ing hogs, beef, and sheep, meters of stone were quarried and j addition to thousands of other per- c L Kutil, retired vocational agridelivered to spur dykes for regu. jaons who attended the eighty eve. Cuiture teacher at Antloch and lotion of the river. This propect , uing concerts presented through-; h0ijer 0f more poultry showing Jias second only to the famed Tel- out the state by the group. Largest | records any other teacher •fiw River Project. audience at any single concert in minds, will judge the excep- All the above were originated was tf,700 at Asheville. This was tionally large poultry show. -S&d carried out for the develop- ; Miss Sear's third season as a' Carl Lewis, vocational agriculment and improvement of agricul- niemher of the orchestra. ture teacher at Hampshire, will tural production. the com- After a vacation of three weeks.' return as he has in the past numpleted work is or a permanent • Migs gears wjj| leave for Memphis, ber of years to judge garden and nature and will benefit the Chinese Tenn., for her second summer as miscellaneous record book and disa member of the Memphis Op#n play entries. He has a reputation I Air Theatre orchestra. Soloists for patience, skill and fairness in 'featured at the concerts are stars.this field. He will probably asof the New York Metropolitan sist Mr. Kutil with the pouljtey. I Opera company. - show. ^ 1 1 The show will sUtfTwith the : C: : ? 4-f * \ « fM * . - 3 countv 4-H "judging contest July i IIVI i th» lis WE HAVE IT I N E W SHAVEMASTER M Pop, Dad, Father, Paw, whatever you call yoor lather, it's kit day--J mm 19th. Choose his card from our complete selection of HALLMARK CABM for Fsther's Day. » Agatha Shop- #reea Street McHenry, 111. Faster, closer shaves than yoa ever thought possible. Twice* as-wide shaving surface gives double the beard coverage. Entirely new shape is smaller in the hand, easier to handle. More compact, more powerful motor than ever before. Comes in beautiful gift caMb *\ • Nickels Hardware Phone 2 Main St. West McHenry 29. 4-H classes on July 30, and the !open classes on the morning of jJuly 31. Superintendents and clerks who {will assist exhibitors to get locatod on . arrival, check out their i registration papers and health | papers, get exhibits in and out of :the show ring at the proper time, ' record the placings. and hand out 'ribbons are as follows: i Dairy, Holsteins superintendent, 'Wm. H Williams, Huntley: clerks, Ralph Ostrander, Woodstock, and |John Dehmlow. Algonquin; colored breeds, superintendent, Ray Nevel, Harden -•'Prairie; clerk, Robert |l||l Gardner, Solon Mills; beef, super-; Is? | intendent, Lyle Paulson, Woodstock; clerk, Norman Specbt, .Woodstock; swine, superintendent, Harold, Leisch, Woodstock; clerk, Claude Pagles, Harvard; sheep, _ superintendent. Clinton Martin, K| ; West McHenry; clerk, Dean ! Ewing, Crystal Lake; poultry, superintendent, Paul Whalen, Marengo; clerk, George Minot, Harvard ; garden and miscellaneous su. > ij«| perintendent, Robert Vogen, Ma- j iSJ rengo; and clerk, A. W. Schmidt, Hebron. Deadline for all 4-H and open class entries is July 25. at the Farm Buearu office. Health papers must be in at the same time, each jSSl entrant's papers to be in a sepa- |9| rate uniform sized envelope. Regis- ! tration papers must be in before :i|||| showing in purebred 4-H classes Is! and all--^pen classes where nec- 1 essary. \ i llll Entry fees on open class en- gj tries must accompany the entry If] and are as follows: $2 on each lis! cattle entry. $1 on each hog and SjL sheep entry; 50 cents on each poul- l|i| try entry and twenty-five cents on ^ each grain or vegetable entry. Open classes aire open to any resident of McHenry county under 21 years of age. NIHTONI COID STRIPE w/s/z/s/sfi Tmri Kaflll--WMi Vt man Toni Waving USon. 50% aw* MwtrafizM'. Twrf CrMit Hi-- |o» For soft-wal«rihampooiog tvw In . hard*>t water. TMI CTMM MMM-- til* n«w *bta«ly trMtawnl for Mis." JOSLYN, PARKER AND VAN DOREN, Attorneys XOTICE OF CLAIM DATE gj) Estate of CHARLES O. PUM- llU j PHREY, Deceased. | Notice is hereby given to all ! persons that August 1st, 1949, is j the claim date in the estate of |fu j Charles O. Pumphrey, Deceased. 1^ i pending in the County Court of si i McHenry County. Illinois, and that lil , claims may be filed against the jsaid estate on or before said date fj|| 'without issuance of summons. "'™' MARY E. PUMPIiREY, Administrator. Woodstock, Illinois. i (Pub June 9rl6-23) Bat Siss The size marked in a man's hat means that that is the diameter of the hat. 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