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V "•**'.** " f *- 1" S, * - *" " * '•' <f * ^ • / , ^ - , TfN<< • j '. Wl"*?' tt^V THE McHENHT PUUKDEALEH MW?w ' W **%;.*! #•£ , • kVv^g., yr; V -r *&- W "%&$$•-iiv. ^fjik- J ,.»t' ira •*r lTB (Continued from Pag* lfc tor, two other clubs to probetter relations between Up groups of the county. Invited to Attend are the Harvard 4-H club tad the Hebron Community CtofWg*. The party will be held 'tt the McHenrj^j high school Sat- " f, March 7. c Safety Awards To Women Given For Accident Prevention The Carol Lane Awards Nter| complete information about Traffic Safety--first awards !to I y,e carol Lane Awards can be recognize and reward women's J obtained by writing to Alice C. Cherry Valley V •' The Cherry Valley 4-H- dhlb, rude up of fifteen members, Indstly from the area southwest pf the city, is an agricultural Croup. James Curran is leader, Margaret Wissell fs assistant leader and Frank Pechart, jun- *« leader. This club is planning CM a display to be placed in the wintow of Nickels Hardware store ii West McHenry during 4-H Week. Although small in number, the club has had many -timbers with fine records : Among than is Marita Thomson >v4io had an outstanding record «. it dairy achievement last year t nd Margaret Wissell, whose Vork in home ground beautifica- __ t an was judged superior. Misr Mssell was also recognized as . t 10-year member. Officers of the cliib are Prank H|chart, president; Bob Schmeljfeir, vice-president; and Patsy Echmelzer, secretary-treasurer. Membership Drive A goal of 60,000 members in 1963 has been set by the more than 57,000 Illinois 4-H club fnembers in their membership drive set for this week. E. I lUc^ard and Miss Anna Searl. 'tote leaders of agriculture and Iwme econom'cs 4-H clubs, reflectively, report that two goals have been set up this year. The first goal Is to hold more flfst-year club members in ac- ,UVe club membership. The state average is about 30 percent of the total membership in firstyear members. About one-third of these members drop'out each - year, according to the two exerts. 1 "The second goal will be to . Vgach and enroll ihore new members from among the many eligible rural young people who are - not now members of 4-H clubs. • Special invitations will be ||£ued during National 4-H club Y«*teei!t to young people between ti|e ages of 10 and 21 years who 'want to "learn by doing" some Arming, homemaking or community apt'vities. Interested bojPs 'f}- 41'twl girts can ask their local :rtT>unty farm or home adviser for _ i##f\rollment cards. , 4-H clubs are guided by the focal extension workers and local . volunteer club leaders. However, ;.#.'ub members elect their own j Officers, help plan their own pro- \ grams, select their own projects I?y and demonstration subjects and ¥ - Xnake dec sions in the affairs of their clubs. I|" Health, achievement, citizen- =rhip, leadership, records, farm [ j afety, recreation and rural arts re some of the activities in i which 4-H boys and girls may P»s«- ,^vo1* together. t Projects for girls in the home ^ ,-4-conomics clubs include clothing, ^HjtlMLking, canning, frozen foods, ~rr'~ ' Mairy products, food preparation jand home improvement. Agricul- JV tural club projects include beef . or dairy cattle, swine, sheep, •*r>oultry, crops, tractor main ten ance, farm concrete or metal _ rxx>ftag, farm electricity, fores-' &, i try, gardening and soil conser-'l • vation. Certainly local young people, ^ . ind their parents and frends . who feel concern for recreational * facilities, would do well to con- * : 3ider the formation of 4-H clubs in McHenry. A great number of ; the outstanding youths from this community in years past have TT1 j been leaders in the 4-H organization. achievements in traffic accident prevention--have been expanded for 1953 to include women's org anizat ons as well as individuals, the National Safety Council has announced. The awards now bestow equal honors cn four Women and on four women's. or parents' clubs '.vhich create ttie most successful and significant traffic safety urograms in their community or rtate each year. When the awards Were begun n 1952, only individual women were Jicnored. Now, duplicate awards will be offered to clubs. Thirst award consists of a $1,000 lefense bond and a bronze "Safety Oscar"yr by a. noted Vmer'can sculptor, Berta Marroulies. Bronze plaques containns a bas-relief cf the sculpture '.vill be presented to three honorable mention winners among ioth individuals and organ za- Mona. Ned H.' Dearborn, Council -iresident, said the award entries ~>roved women were very effecive in bu lding public / support for worthwhile state and community traffic safety activities. Without such public interest and support," Mr. . Dearborn Dointed out, "traffic accident prevention hasn't a ghost of ahance for success." In urging women and clubs tc >nter the awards contest this vear, Miss Lane said womer ave shown that they can plav spec'ally effective roles in the 'ields of driver education ant* "rainine, bicycle safety, traffic legislation, traffic law enforcement and pedestrian safety. Mills, director of women's aCtiv itiea,' National Safety Council, 425 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, HI. ELIZABETH STEILEN, FORMER RESIDENW* BURIED. FRIDAY - .Friends mourn the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Steilen, a former McHenry resident who d ed in Chicago last week. Services were held Friday from St. Mathias church, with burial in St. Mary's cemetery. When residing in McHenry, the Stellens operated a grocery store in what is now known as the Tucker building on Riverside Drive. She is survived by two sons, Nicholas and George; a sister, Mrs. George A. Steilen of McHenry and a brother, George Rix, of Chicago. Her husband Nicholas P. Steilen, and a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude preceded her in death. EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN IN FOURTH YEAR (Continued from* Page ^ year, it is anticipated, will find a higher enrollment if the Easter Seal sale is successful. Physical Therapy In. December of 1964 a physical therapy center was set tip at Clay street school in Woodstock under the direction of Mrs. Eleanore Jorgensen of Hebron^ physicalv therapist. This program* has been watched with inter^t by members not only of the board of directors of the organisation but Vy members of the the malls, so that their funds county medical association. It is will be sufficient to expand their giving the kind of aid not be- program. fore available for those who Mrs. L. L. Jaoobe of Crystal have confining diseases such as Lake is county Easter Seal spastic paralysis, brachial plexus chairman, with a representative paralysis, fractures, postural in each county totim. * conditions, deformities, arthritis,' -- cardiac damage due to rheumatic TAX BATE DOW!^'L1'^ fever and other congenital and The county tax rate wM be acquired conditions of the bones, ,152 as compared to .166 last joints and neuro-musCular ays- year, according „ to County Clerk tem- Raymond D. Woods, and this Other projects are under con- should be good news to ail taxsideration by the board but their payers. The rate is made up of finances are limited. They be- the following: Care of T. B. patlieve, however, that people of tents, .0163; highways, .0329; the county will give generously maintenance of county machinthrough the Easter Seal cam- ery, .0200; building bridges, paign now in progress through .0160; and general purposes, .0968. Only the highways and Doa*t miss' the "Value 1^*^ general purposes classifications feature la this week's fail to show a decrease this year, the BUTCH'S SAVE MONET ' ON YOTTH CAR Regular., check.." aps . aid maiatensaee by oar experts sieaai lewer caits/Var > JOB! 24 Rottf Tewing We Do Ctimptot* Motor Over! 309 W. Elm Street McHenry. m. Phone 811 Residence 91-R CO AIL PRODUCTION The shipping mines of Illinois oroduced 3,789,799 tons ' of coal during January, as compared with 4,528,824 tons in December. •»ccord!ng to a report by Ben H. Schull, director of the state Department of Mines and Minerals. 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