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*hnnd»jr, 1*0 hauidiaus *his is the last time I will be writing these notes as your pastor. Conference is coming and by this i next week a new minister be appointed to McHenry. We have done a lot together daring these past five years, f t has been a period of growth for all of us, the community, the church,. and toy yours truly, and I pray that growth may continue for all concerned, as Peter says, "grow in grace, aad in knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ." 4||rhe five years we have spent in KKHenry is full of unforgetable memories. It was here that Wayne Albert and Luclnda were born. It was during this pastorate that I completed my required ministerial studies, was ordained an "elder" In the Methodist church and accepted as a full member of conference. While here we have made many, many friends. Many things have been done v<0hin the church itself. We all feel that there has been quite v a bit of progress made, which has not been the pastor's doing but the work and cooperation of those interested in the church and interested in serving the Lord. True there have- been mistakes in which we all share and all regret but through which we have learned ft great deal. (jftn sorry that the parsonage is n™ now completed for the new minister, to move into but a few legal matters had to be cleared up before we could complete negotiations for a mortgage to complete the building. These have now been cleared up and work will be finished in a very short time. At the Board meeting the other evening, new officers were elected for the coming year. The past# iWill be chairman, Vale Adams, y i c e r c h a i r m a n ; M r s . B u r t o n French, secretary; and Miss Jeri Nimtz, treasurer. A report on the finance campaign . was made which pointed out that we were about to the goal on the needs of the parsonage and world service budgets and about a third of the way toward the current rupnirfg expense budget. We sincerely hope folk who have neglected to S&ld in their pledge cards will do "irty wifhin the very neat* future. • Since next Sunday is Conference Sunday there will be no morning Worship service, there will be Sunday School, however. With no morning worship this Sunday, 1 «P't close by saying "See you in Church Sunday" but I can say I Hope that you will continue to use that as your motto during the years to come. Goodbye, God bless you and thanks for many, many wonderful THE PRICES ^ AH> INVESTIGATORS The Illinois Public Aid CJocmission has to date checked 5,121 cases representing about 30 per cent of the 16,000 families who are on aid to dependent children rolls because, divorced, deserting or mlfesing fathers are not supporting them, according to Carl K. Schmidt, Jr., executive secretary. Since January, the commission has dropped 437 families from the ADC rollB after inducing fathers to take over full support, and has reduced state aid to 328 other families, Schmidt said. He estimated about $54,000 a month in public funds has thus been saved, and announced that the commission will continue its investigjations until all ADC families have been exjajnined. 1 Cankerworms • • irms which loop along twigs and leaves of trees have their upi and downs, too. Their up* come every nine years, the peak of their cycle and that peak lasts three years before it tapers off.' * ' Head the Want Atigf UNES Proof Eaw|h . A: VtsHor who was being shown over a lunatic asylum inquire^ at his guide what method was employed to discover when the fa»- mates were sufficiently recovered /to be discharged. "Well," replied he, "you see, it's this way. We have a big trough of (' water and we turn cn the tap. We leave it running and tell them to bail out the water with pails until they have emptied the trough." "How does that prove it?" asked the visitor. "Well," said tile guide, "the ones who are rfot crazy will ton off the tap." "Well I declare. I never would have thought of that," said the visitor. XELK BAT QUtt*~ Harvard's 1950 Milk Day Queei was tall, browr.-haired 16-yearold from Sharon. U'ii. Norn Newfive toot, six fetch junior in Aharon high school, polled a total of L.69 j votes from the total of 11,965 cast The queen's first attendant i Lota Lee,, Walworth. Wis., wh« came in second on the contest wltl a total of 1,632 votes. Lota Lee, 18 one inch-shorter than the qneen was the only blonde of the first five contestants chosen. She is ; sonior in Walworth high scfeool. It is common for wild rabbit litters averaging five young to be born a little more than a month from March to August. "ffcTURES OUMKD AT NO EXTRA OTARSE V, PER ROLL • 515 Main Street McHenry Phone 450 Cost conscious? omI whH* $2212.20 And this: ^ generous, •rf owoOTh P _, .bom W Tip; Before you «« »"V, ^uii, "loweK- °" "j^.Tooiot <o g«your 135-HP EIGHT • 14D-HP SUrBt Packard dealer driving noW* First SeMler'e Bran In 1681 the first soldier's hint England was authorized. The dinosaur might be called the "father of the vegetarians." Despite his great size, sometimes more than ft tons, the monster fed only upon the tender leaves and foliage of tret t9Hl, Ban Mao ... For carrying first-class matf/ the post office department pays the railroads only about one-twentyfifth as much per pound per mile as is paid for its transportation by air. Indiana's Vets More than 10 percent of jpulation are veterans of Worlo 'ar II. 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