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Having a birthday so close to Father's Day always makes it an extra special occasion. , & Dawn and Jackie, Kosup, along With Pat Kurbyun, went into Chicago last week land the girls had a grand time. After attending a movie ip the loop, the girls had dinner in.the Walnut room, Bismark hotel, before returning .home. ' Elaine and Shirley ' had a grand holiday last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson, an * aunt and uncle, came out and ; took the girls on a picnic to Lake Geneva. They spent the day ^uwimming and boating and eating swell picnic lunch. G.O.P. Convention At State Armory LANDLORDS URGED TO CHECK STATUS; OF REGISTRATION Ichn Bonder has returned from Ills fishing trip near Hayward, , Wis., with two muskies, one an '8 pound, 31-inch beauty, the other an 8 pound, 34-inch muskie. That's really fish;!! Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roeske, residents of Lilymoor for fourteen years, have moved to McCullom -^Lake. Wedding bells rang out for Dr. Stone last Saturday. He and his bride are on an undisclosed honeymoon trip. Mrs. Stone, the doctor's mother, left Monday for a vacation in New York City. ; Plans were being made in Springfield this week for the Illinois state Republican convention to be held at the state armory on Monday, June 23. The convention arrangements committee, headed by William Allen of Peoria, met with Morton H. Hollingsworth of Joliet, state central committee chairman, to set plans for the day-long session. Other members of the committee are Carlos W. Campbell, of Springfield, Russell T. Beebe, of East St. Louis, and Albert V. Becker and Edward A. • Bodnicki, both of Chicago. Highlighting the convention will be an address by State Treasurer William G. Stratton, Republican candidate for governor. U.S. Senator Everett M. Dirksen will introduce Stratton and the other candidates on the state Gustafson | ticket; John Chapman, of Springfield, for lieutenant governor; Sen. Charles F. Carpentier, of East Moltne, secretary of state; Rep. Orville E. Hodge of Granite City, auditor; Elmer Hoffman, of Wheaton, treasurer; ^nd Judge Latham Castle, for attorney general. Delegates will name candidates for University of Illinois trustees and select ten at-large delegates to the G.O.P. national convention in Chicago July 7. Hollingsworth emphasized that the convention will also write a state platform, defining the party's stand in the Nov. 4 election. k r Landlords who rent housing accommodations in the nearby resort.,- communities and lake regions within this controlled area should definitely determine whether they are subject to registration under the federal rent control regulations, said Harold B. Jacobson, associate area rent, director of the Waukegan rent office, located at 325 West Washington street. The regulations describe the summer season as the pettod public observance and starting June 1 and ending Sept. I enforcement of the state "anti- 30. Onl/ if it has been a custo- j fireworks law,"*whioh forbids the mary renting practice prior to (retail sale and use of dangerous CHERRY BLOSSOM 4-H The Cherry Blossom 4-H club mqt June .3 at the Cherry Valley schoolhouse. We discussed our outdoor meals. We are going to have wieners, chili and soft -drinks. Karen Schmelzer w'U bring chili and Pat Schme'zer will bring the drinks. Everyone Will bring his own wieners and imns and silverware, glasses and plates. We will meet at the Cherry Valley school and go to •Sterans Acres. . *[ Norma Moore, reporter Water CorreaAs Friction in produced along the banks at a river due to irregularities, and csf.-ei the water there to flow morr ijwly than it does in the middle ihe stream. This tends to create currents, which will work from the bai:ks toward the center, where the water is moving more rapidly. Bootleg Fireworks Cause Of Deaths "Fireworks accidents occurring in Illinois last year were almost doubled because of bootleg fireworks," said Frank H. Woods, Jr., president of the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Last year fireworks accidents in Illinois totaled 266, including nine deaths and fiftysix serious eye injuries. The Illinois Society for the HEADLlGli!' GLARE REAL DANGER IN - NIGHT DRIVING serais w.S£ Thursday, June 19, If you're driving within 200 feet of another car at night, keep your bright lights dimmed, the Chicago Motor club advises. Most of the motorists whp are aware of the dangers of headlight glare when approaching another car, fail to realize that following too closely with bright lights on is just as dangerous. Most modern cars have two rear-view mir- "V Bleeding Cedat If you >re working with cedar wood you may be concerned with the "bleeding" trait of cedar wood. Two thin coats of fresh shellac will prevent the "bleeding" and then you can apply any finish desired. Fresh, white shellac, * fine finish. '• • -V*' Oct. 1, 1945, to rent for the summer period would the accommodations be presently exempt from rent control. If the same premises were also rented during the period Oct. 1st to May 31, then a registration is required based on seasonal or year around rentals. Housing accomodations which have been newly constructed or conversions which have resulted in additional self-contained units since Feb. 1, 1947, are exempt under the existing regulations providing the proper {forms have been filed as required. Landlords are requested to check with the area rent office if any doubt exists as to their requirements. Prevention of Blindnels is waging j rors. When these pick up the full its sixth annual campaign to gain ' lights of a following car the effective j blinding reflection can cause accidents. With approaching ears, the motorist who is blinded by "brights" can flip his own lights up an down as a signal to dim, but. when the glare cornels front 8hort Supply Metals Uncle Sam is particularly anxious to grubstake prospectors who are on the trail of certain of those minerals fop^which this country is virtually dependent upon foreign sources. Last year, the U.S. produced only about eight per cent of the manganese .needed i» the mat-., ing of steel/ fireworks. Woods said that Fourth of July celebrations can only be safe, sane and legal, if parents will be on the alert and j behind, it is not possible to sigkeep their children from ordering nal. Yugoslav Army The Yugoslav army i$ composed of volunteers--10 percent at them are women. ' Natchl •, In Toronto, an optometrist postjM a sign in, his window: "Eyes Examined While, You Wait" ADVISE VACATIONERS TO USE PRECAUTIONS BEFORE SUMMER TRIP The Chicago Motor club has advised vacationers to take the following precautions before leaving on a trip: 1. Notify the milkman and newspaper delivery boy to discontinue service. Advise your neighbors that you'll be away and ask them to check the door occasionally and remove any circulars that stack up. Accumulated circulars inform »burglars of your absence. 2. Check your water faucets and gas outlets to make sure they're turned off. Be sure that all electrical equipment, irons and stoves are disconnected. 3. See that your pet is Well boarded for the duration of the trip. 4. Advise the police department that you're leaving. Then the patrolman on the beat will give .'flew Classified Ads Appear, ; ; Old Ads Disappear. ' v -- Reason --* ' >U4 Quick Results Deep Green Lends Richness Walls and woodwork painted deep green, beneath* a white-coated Veiling. provide an effective setting fir j your house an occasional cautions living room furnished in Early ' ary glance. Ait'frrican style. The richly finished m; pie desk, doughtray and coffee tables show to exceptional advanlar? a,°. inst the dramatic wall color, . Understanding "Tolerance is the positive and cordial effort to understand another's beliefs, practices and habits without necessarily sharing or ac- Tou can make yoyfr trip additionally pleasant, the motor club pointed out, by planning well in advance, traveling as light as you can, allowing plenty of time to reach your destination and preparing your budget within your means. illegal fireworks, Unfortunately, advertising matter is being sent to children who are thus tempted to spend their money for illegal fireworks without their parents' knowledge or consent. It is hoped A driver blinded by headlights behind him can twist his rear view mirror to an angle that will keep away the bright reflection. However, this is a dangerous practice as the driver often for- J ' fin**! 7. . Ky. Atomic Plant The new power plant that will provide tk t-ridty for the atomic energy project in Kentucky will I burn seven to eight thousand tons of coal a day when it is operating j under full load. . I MADE TO ORDER Bird Houses -- Lawn Chairs -- Swings Ptcpic Tables -- Umbrella Tables -- Sand Braces ' Cement Chimney Caps -J? * Cement Cesspool Rings and Covers • - Pier and Park Benches -- Flower Boxes Wheelbarrows -- Picket Fences -- Arbprt i Trellis, etc. er;: /Qnfinighed Kitchen Cabinets, Cupboards ; Chest of Drawers, etc, " CLARENCE J. SMiTflEv TEL. S83-J-1 JOHNSBUHG that national legislation will be | gets to return the mirror to its achieved this year to eliminate I normal position and is robbed of this serious violation of state laws. Shooting off firecrackers is no a rear vision. Chas. M. Hayes, president of the club, advises that the only longer childish prank. It is j answer to the problem is for breaking the law. Any violations j night drivers tq^always remember should be promptly reported to • take the courtesy of dimming the police. Woods said that state, headlights when approaching county^1 and local police have j Gther cars from the rear. Many pledged vigorous enforcement and; accidents can be prevented if have already begun to crack down motorists remember that it is on venders, but the problem of' jUgt as poor driving technique to enforcement becomes increasingly j approach a car from the rear difficult once dangerous fireworks with bright lights up as it is to fall into the hands of childrsn. , Use bright lights head on. A firecracker might cost you j your sight. Subscribe for The Plaindeat>f». 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