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-* * ; - • • * -:--t ' wmui TUBBMM. hm Advisor) *.w< - Wfi*»u« u; . u .11 iMmmmi.wxwW l»br Class Phr Friday Aai Saturday "George and Margaret," this pj:; year's selection for the Junior class %:'* « Plfly will be given Friday and •&"; , . Saturday, Nor. 10 and 11. in the &* / .*/ high school auditorium. Members \ ' of the cast include Bernie Buss, f - /Audrey Andreas, Peg Selsdorf, • • Terry Hayes, Richard Fuhler, Jack *• Wirtz, Barbara Smale and Virginia teams and every one is given chance to play. The games are started promptly at 12:15 and continue for one half hour until 12:45. The games are played on a time limit basis. The team «lth the highest score at the end or the half hour is the winner. Allen. Tickets are on sale and may be obtained from any member of the junior class. The price is very rea- Annal Teachers f ^: ' Diner Tonight V; Tonight at 7 put.t&e county teachers' dinner will, be held in the cafeteria of the high school. The senior speech class, direct- SXXS?,or 70 - - ^ SENIORS GET INVITATIONS A salesman from the Belfore company visited the school last week and brought along his samples! of graduation invitations for the seniors. A committee selected three of the best looking ones and w last Monday the senior class voted to choose one of the three. The seniors have also been busy lor the past two weeks making put their wills and ambitions. Every senior that graduates wills some of their abilities to an underclassman. They also state what they would like to be after they graduate. Juniors OrdCfr 'if Class Rings The juniors have ordered their class rings and are expected to receive them before Christmas. The rings were chosen in the same manner as the senior invitations. A committee of eight selected two rings out of the assortment and then the entire olass'chose one of the rings. fa &: Freshmen Complete > Football Schedule The McHenry high school freshmen football team completed a successful season last Thursday when they downed the Barrington Broncos freshmen team, 7 to 0, This win gave the freshmen five wins for the season. They lost but one game ai»i that was to Woodstock. but the following week they > came back und whipped the Blue Streaks of Woodstock to even the The name of the play is "A Toung Man's Fancy." The cast is as follows: Donnie* Dale Houghton; Mrs. Hoople, Marilyn Schmitt; Marjorie, Delores Rogers; Mr. Hoople, Richard Michels; Bert, Don Butler; and Joo-Joo, Joan tiell. The girls' octet will sing "Songs My Mother Taught Me" immediately after the play. URGE MOTORISTS n TO PREPARE CARS FOR WINTER SEASON Ready or not, winter is coming! If you're a motorist, you'd better be ready if you don't want to exceed the family budget for car repairs, the Chicago Motor club has warned. U. S. Weather Bureau records show that at this time last year the first spell of freezing weather hit the midwest on Oct. 25. The club pointed out that you may avoid inconvenience, annoyance and delay in starting your car in cold weather if you will: 1. Drain and flush the cooling system; check all hose connections; tighten clamps and add standard brand ^ti-freeze solution. 2. Check ignition system, distributor points; reset timing; clean or replace spark plugs. 3. Test battery for full charge; clean terminals and tighten cables. 4. Check and adjust fuel system. 5. Apply lightweight grade oil and grease. This week if you will bear with me 1 will try to give you a slight discussion on nitrogen. The subject comes up as a result of the claims of the organic farmer. , The organic farmer is on the right track, but maybe her takes a few things for granted that are hard to prove. My name may be Johnny Mlarblehead, the big aand and gravel man from Stony Point I don't take anything for granite, but I was taught young how important net income can be. I remember when the picture show on Saturday night cost only a dime, but I didn't go, because dad dldnt have the dime to give me. I read in an organic farming book the statement that the farmer should definitely set a time each day when he should take his wheel barrow, wagon or truck or other conveyance and go down the road and through the woods to pick up all refuse of an organic nature and take it home and put it in his compost pile. Now anyone who would recommend a practice as unproductive as that will make other recommendations equally as unproductive I'm sure. Wouldn't a pound of pork chops cost a pretty penny under such a production schedule? The main reason why pork chops are as cheap as they are is that the farmer accomplishes so much more by putting the necessary minerals like lime, phosphate and potash on his soil according to the test, in most cases, and raises acres and acres of nitrogenstoring legumes which he plows the chief are even available to the public in this country. In countries where a faranr baa topgo down the road and Unjmu^i the woods picking up eld weal stems, fallen leaves and other re* fuse in his wheel barrow, the people don't even get pork chops at any price. I'd like to insert here "Keep your darn hands out of thai corn picker while It is running." Nitrogen Is a chemical element that is very plentiful in nature. It is generally in a color!--, tasteless gas form in the air. They say there are 35,000 tons of It floating overhead per acre. It has other forms, too. The one we are most Interested in is the form thai plants can use. In other words when it is incorporated hi the organic matter in the soiL The form most of us are least interested la is when It is incorporated la T.N.T. (tri-nltro-toluene) a very explosive substance used in haute, shells, etc. The form irt are most familiar with is that In fertiliser. We should not be particularly interested In this form, because It is too high priced, especially to furnis^ all or even a sizeable quantity at nitrogen we need in farming. Nitrogen makes plants 'greptit You know that most plants thai are pale to yellow are ntit vera healthy. Herein lies the value « the stuff. Chlorophyl in thq ltevtt of plants Is indicated by do# green color. Its Job'la to c&aBf* minerals, air and water into plaat tissue and Its workshop 'Is the leaf. In the animal kingdom the stomach is the leaf and the digestive juiees are the chlorophyll. Soils low in organic matter are generally low In nitrogen fend are considered poor, because they don't grow big healthy green plants. Our job. on most tf the farms in the county is very clear -- very simple. I have been qn so many fill wwytMay crows big **d -«*fea Mar the tfMMlnga. but %hea ye* stasey out away from them the soil gets progressively poorer. This Is because the organic matter over the years was harvested on the back fields, hauled to the barn and fed and the manure got only part way back out to the place where it grew up. The organic farmer says fertilizers are detrimental to the soil because they kill worms and bacteria. Perhaps so, but not to the extent that the fact carries any economic significance. Many worms live anyway. If minerals are in short supply for best crop production, it is much more economic to furnish them by the use of fertilizers than it is to hunt fallen leaves, weed stems, etc., with some In them. Herein lies the price of pork chops within reach of the average American citizen. Howard 8parlin, Algonquin, certainly has a fine poultry project. He has one laying house of Holland whites--much like leghorns. All houses are whitewashed, clean, airy and the hens are all happy. A .clear xase of productfon know how. v ' Head tne want Ada. snuxec ACCIDENT Miss Janice Giddtags, i«, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Olddings of Elkfetam, Wis., la at her home recovering from one of the strangeat accidents on record. Her Upwat wta cut from her tongue almost to her stomach by some sharp object which she swallowed while eating. Bleeding started immediately and she was taken to Lake- -- FOR -- Roofing' -- Tile' -- Gutter and All Building Material! See Representative v * fRANK GANS Call 767-W or write £00 Riverside Dr., McHenry FREE ESTIMATES land hospital. She had lng sauer kraut and and it is possible that a piece of tin from the can may have found Its way into the food. She was hospitalised for three days for treatment and X-rays. Complete line of Lee's poultr? remedies at Wattles Drug Store McHenry. lb J AC Ilttnofei III* with an ureamit i Two are Patrick Krohn aid ler. Kill all the time you be sure It is your own.. winter •Boys* Intmafeftra! : Volleyball llfins - Eight volleyball teams were chosen for the boys' noonday sports program. Any boy in high school is eligible to play on these alcohol poured into your gaaoline every time you fill your tank will prevent frozen fuel lines. 7. Keep a shovel end a box of sand, salt, cinders or ashes in your car for icy streets, ruts and curbs. Sterling Window Shade and Venetian Blind Co. 5640 W. Division St. COlumbui 14*43 Hare your windows droned in Kar-Olier removable slot Venetian blinds, Dupont's washable Tontine shades and Kirsch draw rods. Plate glass dresser and table tops. (Polished and beveled) ' * ** Estimates Cheerfully Given, - ;. 7;:; • Call Friday.Evening Saturdays and Sundays call McHenry 86l-M-\ MILL INN on Nippersink Greek North end of . . . WONDER LAKE at Rridge We have added to our regular menu of Chicken, Steak, Lobster Tail.. SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT 8AU0E FRESH SHRIMP OOGKTAII. TRENCH FRIED SHRIMP Complete dinaers served • to • *ia. Tuesday thru FrMaf. Saturday • to 11 pan* Sunday 1 to 8 pjn. ~ Ak Oarte Orders Anytime -- We Cater to Parties 1 Villa Home on Pbtakee Bay #or Convalescents and Elderly People. * (Roth men and women) -Ai Nursing cases accepted. ' Beautiful landscaped grounds. Eight acres of park. Excellent fishing both summer* and Food plentiful, home prepared. Free transportation to churches of all tions; also pre-arranged trips to theatre, concerts and lectures. Rates mpderately scaled from $90 and up monthly, depending on accommodations. For further information, call or write Mrs. "E*V Villa Home, Pistakee Bay, Rt. 1, McHenry Tel. 378 or 461 DEUi AND HtALTH AI PS v Our complete supply of quality drugs guanatees your fullest satisfaction. We are ready to serve you In aU with quality pharmacals prepared to your physician's prescriptions. Always aft NYE'. DRUG trORE PHONZ 36 MeHXMRY, ILL. smws Fall is coming. Ait you thinking of your anti freeze and your winter change over? We Do Complete Motor Overhauling. 309 W. Elm Street McHenry, I1L Phone 811 Residence 91-R % 24 Hour Towing Service m BUY CONCRETE FOR FARM CONSTRUCTION DELIVERED Regc/i/mixed Te Formers* Our Ready- Mixed Concrete is uniformly dense, enduring and strong. The "mix" is made for your job. Even a small job gets He benefit of large-rotam* production ear efficient central plant Of course, yoavantconcfete --firesaf£, durable, moderate in first cost and requiring little maintenance. Ask Your Contractor or Call Us. McHenry Sand & Gravel Co. v Phoa. McHanry 37>J 606 Front Siwrt McH.nry. IU. 7. Straight Republican TUESDAY, NOV. 7 Xm won't get another chance for 2 years! The only place your opinkmJP0UNI5 Is in theBalot Box. For Selected Service April Uth at the REPUBLICAN PRIMARY by your BALLOT at the POLLS, the BEST CANDIDATES with the cleanest RECORDS ever presented to the VOTERS of our COUNTY and STATE. NOW it is up to YO& Yotelltt Straight Republcan Ticket TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7tb STOP Communism. and make every Mother in America QUEEN FOR A DAY STOP the Music and VOTE TUESDAY. NOV. 7th VOTE Tot United States Senator; (Vote (or one) IVSRETT MCKINLEY DIRKSEN For State Treasurer * (Vote for one) WILLIAM G. STRATTO* For Superintendent of Pubtle Instruction: (Vote (or One) VERNON L. NICKELL For Clerk of the Supreme Court: (Vote for one) EARLE* BENJAMIN SEARCY Far Trustees o( the University of Illinois: ' Vote for three) HAROLD "RED" GRANTS WAYNE A. JOHNSTON HERBERT R. MERGRAN NATIONAL and STATt CANDIDATES EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED For Clerk of the Appellate Court: Second District " (Voter fur one) Jl'STrS L. JOHNSON For Representative in Congress: Fourteenth District. Vote for one) f$A(7NCEY W. BEEP For Memlfer8 of the General Assembly: Eighth District. For Representatives: « (Vote for three) NICK KELLER ROBERT McCLORY HARVEY PEAR801T Republican County Candidates EXPERIENCED [x] QUALIFIED See your Precinct Committeeman bile Service. Automo- • • • VOTERS WISE STRATTOMZE Upon His Record -- VOTE FOR (x| WILLIAM G. STRATTOW ' Republican Candidate for STATE TREASURER VOTE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7th FOR COUNTY -JUDGE Henry L Cowlin (Lawyer 28 years, former Master In Chancery, County Judge 14 years. Well versed in law) FOR COUNTY CLERK Raymond D. Woods (SO years experience as County Clerk. Capable and efficient) Far Cuity Sqrt. «f Sdnds (Experienced School FOR COUNTY TREASURER J. G. Stevens (Former Supervisor, Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer 8 years. Well qualified and able.) FOR COUNTY SHERIFF^ < Henry A. Nolle Ci%yoKrs a Police Officer, 2 terms as Sheriff* An able man for Sheriff.) Richard L Tazewell Efficient and Capable.) Ask Your Neighbor to Go With You TO VOTE! Sponsored by McHenry County Republican CentraJ Cofaoiittee a 'Mi .,1