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N l l l I »> HKIKH KM Hi| I » » f I M 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 I I 1 (by Vaaeas* Satya> tikeKKmM tutloai Fir iUtftlM OffHim OfiWomi men The WMdutlon committee «it tke League of Women Voters of the Wtader Lake region met at the hone pf the chairman Mrs. {tatce Sellek, and selected a slate of officers for the comine year. For first vice president ang. program chairman, Mrs. Liiluw Forsberg; ft1 directors, Olive "Deli" Taliban and Velma Sinclair; for next dear's nomfcuUing qommittee, Pat Wrede, chairman, Alice Noren abd Betty Selsdorf. Two more directors v, ill be appointed to serve on the board. The tenure of other officers does not expire until next; year. Allto present at Seleks and members of the nominating committee were: Ruth Woodward and &ne Setxler. %The next meeting of- the League of Women Voters will be held ai the home of Mrs. Alice Noren on Tuesday, Feb. 21. Tena of Directors For Harrison School ' • > " Expires In April Election time will be here soon now. Along with the first votes in our own precinct here in Wonder Lake, on the second Saturday in April, we will also vote on two 4^ectors and a president for the board of Harrison school. The terms of Mrs. Alice Noren and Mariu's Hansen expire, as does that of Mel Sellek, appointed president to serve out the term of Kenneth Cristy, who resigned. Those desiring to run should get their petitions in to the clerk, Mrs. Noren, as soon as pbssibla lllo fin* cfftpleteA parity* Ml gets fifst place om the ballot; also there Is a time limit oa getting the ballots in. Call 548 for information; Mrs. Alice Nor ^ .** V;* V \<v vVK * . i School Children and Local Girl Scoots •' *•*. - Make Gay 5at Taps Valentine's Day was brightened for many of the veterans at Downey hospital because of the children of Wondtr Lake. The Girl Scouts made forty decorated nut cups and Harrison School made, --- --„ ~ --, 100 which were taken to the hos-. tfensohn; still in his twenties. mm M a lttlle alter tft\t very , tyeiple came a kind gen shivering reporter lag children, and all the way to Wi Asked his name, swared "Fr«uad." He tion a first name. All is this: "A Freund friend indeed-" i three weey- $#• car l. Qlie graUed over htatqcjr. 1. Boston, Man. VJTBRIEFIE1: 1 Happy birthday to Johnny Jurpital last Friday by the chairman of the Junior Red Cross, along with a number of nut cups made by the children of Woodstock. More of. these bits ot color for veterans' trays on holidays are il^edcq to brighten the endless days at the helpless ones; mapy of whom haw i laid a whole generation in a hospital bed. Mrs. Marion Phinney tells of visit lirg a veteran at Downey not long ago and when he reacher in his bedside ta^ie for his cigarettes, a half-dozeti' 6f: the ft\it cups commemorating various holidays, tumbled to the floor. "They are so pretty," he smiled up at Mrs. Phinney, "and I like to, keep them. Sometimes 1 give them as presents to children who visit us here in the ward." Two tables of bridge made up the entertainment of a group of local ladles who met at the homeof Mrs. Velmi Sinclair on Wednesday of last week with Mrs. Dell Tallman as hostess. Present from here were Louise Behrens, Greta Weisenberger, Simone Fuller and Grace Sellek; from McHenry there wepe two guests, one of whom was Mrs. Helen Thoms, the other Mrs. Caroline Mauch. Mrs. Fuller had high scpre and was presented with a heart-shaped box of candy; Miss Behreni, with low score, was the recipient of a daffodil plant. On one evening last week, this L & H TELEVISION EMEftSON and MOTOROLA SALES -- SERVICE Phone 408 604 Front St. or 653-R-2 West McHenry, Illinois Happy birthday to little ValeHe Ann Paknik, who will be a full 2, years old on Feb. ll--Happy birthday to Mrs. Gertride Witlara, who arrived as a Valentine's Day present to her pirfcnts. -- N,n. Mildred Sisson and Mrs. Louise Scott were on the ftajor ifargery list this week at the Woodfeto$K hospital; Thomas Mathews was 011 the medical list.--Mrs. Nellie Heck was brought to the hospital on Feb. 9 and died early on the tenth. Her body was taken to the £horn funeral home la. Risbto^w}. --Mrs. Ruth Redmoa has signed to* assist the county office of the American Red CrosB in their motor corps work. Drivers are so badly needed that two emergencies had to wait last week because no one in the Red Cross office could drive. Any more ladles here- who o*n spare one day a week? survey: o-* f. t* i- p•u w*--u UHw . COINIllCtM m X99 •flawed cost of tuition* booltt. clothes, room and board tor one year varied from SS2Q at the th»fcverslt* of California to $303A at SotttMRi Methodist University. 4. The United States Army has a specially trained army known as "Aggressor Army." Theae troops «re used as the enemy In field maneuvers. K Estimates for 1949 give.the population of New York City as 8,160,000. Ewe Feed Breeding ewes should be kept In thrifty condition during the winti . Ordinarily, young ewes do not need grain until the last four to six weeks before lambing time. Pasture and legume hay, or two to three pounds of silage per head daily plus the legumarhay should be sufficient during the first part of the gestation period. God has been so ,good T tb us in the Bible church work. Once again there were new friends with us. If all who have ever been in < our meetings lately would come at once it would surely be a sizeable congregation. Those who 'have become regular in attendance are a Joy to our hearts, especially those who have come to the Wednesday rayer meetings. In the measure bat we pray and trust God's precious promises, so He will bless Os. Remember our prayer meeting is at 7:30 to 8 tonight and the Valence party will follow. The Bible study in the Harniony of the Oospels and prayer session will Sfa at the regular time of 8 p.m. next Wednesday. Cottage prayer meetings will be resumed at Mrs. Gftauser's home in ftjngwood this ' Saturday at TT p.m. . We are indeed grateful to God for the fine evening last Saturday in the Youth for Christ rally at the high school. Mrs. Melin of Crystal Lake, Who played the violin in the rally will be with us in the Sunday School and worship services this Sunday. Clarence Swanson, at present studying at the University of Illinois, and planning to go to J%p£n as a missionary in the near, future, will bring the messages in the worship and evening services next Sunday, Feb. 19. Plan to hear this young man whom the Lord -has honored with a real m^ss^ge. The pastor has felt challenged to trust God for full tjtqe in the work here. Pr»v that the wife and I may be used' Of Hlni to renCh more and more toolsf for Christ died. Pray that r might strike the whole Mc area, that many will turn f to the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. ""Totm? always wait adv ••herr.'fcf* M*DONA4«D CL LIBERTY, Pastor. Most scientists, think that colds are transmitted through the air by viruses so tiny they, pass right through. the finest filters. William JtTcKinley, later come President In 18OT, dil, little tin plate to show that Its 1 ufacture was not an "occult art." Badges and pie plates .. from this tin plate are still served. Give Hen Caletam ' Hens need calcium and enough vitamin Dm the ration to assimilate it for making egg shells. Otherwise, they may produce eggs with soft shells- Industrial Vamtahea To obtain maximum hardaesi ef the protective coatkig for some surfaces, varnish is baked, or cured, in ovens under infra-red radiation or by induction. Most Industrial varnishes are of this variety. Varnishes sold at retail are invariably of the air-drying type which does not require baking. SEED CLEANING Properly trefetfd *nd cleaned seed pays dividends. _• Eliminate disappointments at harvest time by letting ns do a thorough job of both with the proper seed treating chemicals in our efficient "'tinfaf equipment. Avoid delay or waiting in line by ealHng or writing for an appointment now, We carry a compile line of fie& grains Md gna* s e e d s , - . -- ^ ~ McHENRY MILLS, Inc. IL, WEST McHENRY, ILL. PHONE 815 K ACCURATE TO THE OUNCE The weight of the medicine in your prescription may weigh less than jan ounce but you know it's measured accurately if we fill the prescription. 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