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,r , Tkufdiy.Hovwibir 12. 1953 ^ v i ^ 'i .», ; y «.•.* fHE MeJHENHY PLAINDEALEF v i, ,, ,.pw< <-• mrnmm •WT* Iiupwyjim > .W n . . » j l i i j t i u l"R 'llJ"P.- Jl h^tMLA- I'-llftfeaL ng'W"'^ j| "WW "Pa§e Hh i i i k i i i h i m m iIVi i y ; COMING EVENTS . fl i »•<•< i > i mum : November 12 ». , : -Annual Football Banquet Spon- ' Mted By Kiwanis Club -- 7:30 PJti. -- High School ?.s November 15, *• . vBook Fair -- Edgebrook School ^ November 14 Seventh B And Eighth Grade And Freshman Square DMKM r-- Edgebrook School November 15 . Bt Patrick's Feather Party - ? • Feather Party -- Sponsored ':}m Johnsburg Community Club v - r November 17 . ."lyjBasaar' And Bake Sale -- Luncheon -- Legion Home -- Sponsored By Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid , . Riverview Camp, R.N.A. Meety- Mg -- K. of C. Hall . -Women Of The Moose Social Meeting -- Moose Hall "November IB . -V" C. D. of A. Social Meeting ' ;-Progressive P.T.A. Meeting -- .: p.m. -- Junior High School November 21 / fc^Ipimier And Bazaar --" Ma- - ionic Lodge, McHenry -- Sponsored by Nativity Lutheran Church, Wonder Lake. Cabaret Dance, American Legipn Home -- Sponsored By American Legion Auxiliary jJunior Class Play " High jfghool Auditorium ___ • • November St JjjRingwood Home Bureau Craft Sty And Pot-Luck -- 10 a.m. -- H. Widen Residence, .^Wooder tjjfke Drive November fl ->.* McHenry Garden Club Meeting -- Mrs. C. W. Klontz Home O.E.S. Initiation -- ^ p.m Acacia Hall t, November 20 Johnsburg Rescue Sqtikd Beneftt Dance. -- Modern And} Square Dancing -- Johnsburg Commun ity Club Building / December I Ringwood Home Bureau Meeting -- 1:30 p.m. -- John Neutiarth Residence December 4 Bake Sale -- Sponsored by 8t. Patrick's Mother's Club December 5 Annual Christmas Party And Buffet Supper -- 6:30 p.m. -- High School Cafeteria -- Sponsored By McHenry Community P,T.A. December 6 McHenry Choral Club Christmas Concert -- 8:15 O'clock High School Auditorium December IS High School Mid-Winter Choral Program -- High School Auditorium FINANCE DIRECTOR ANSWERS CHARGE OF TAXPAYERS' GROUP State director of finance Morton H. Hollingsworth has mad* public the text of a letter written to George Mahin executivesecretary of the Taxpayer's Federation of Illinois, calling attention to errors in the Federation's recent publication, "The State of Tour State Finances." In its publication the federation stated that the "condition of you state's finances is not good." Hollingsworth's letter pointed out that an error of $13,000,000 in addition had been made and that transfer of certain funds had been falsely reported. The text of HoUingSworth-a letter follows: •T"*'. • "Dear Mr. Mabin:1 "I have received and ' studied the pamphlet recently issued by Jhe Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois entitled The . State of Your State Finances,' and the news release based upon itj. I wish to call your attention to a few errors of fact contained therein. These errors were admitted by a member of your staff, and I' therefore assume that either the necessary corrections would be made or notice of the errors would be distribu ted with the publication or in succeeding releases. To the best of my knowledge neither action has b«en* taken. "There is an error of $13,000,- 000 in adding figures pertaining to state income. There is also an error in the amount of transfers indicated in your pamphlet as $5,000,000, while the state treasurer shows them to be $3,- 100,000. These errors are involved in attempting to demonstrate that the State of Illinois finances 'are not good.' "Any citizen is certainly entitled to make his estimates of the future and arrive at his own conclusions, but I do not believe the public should be misled by inconsistent and incoriect statements of the record. State finances are sufficiently complex without further confusion in this manner. ^ "Very truly yoursT^ "M. H. Hollingsworth • '"Director of Finance" Girl Scouts Troop 2 . Our president, Judy Hans, called the meeting to order. We pledged allegiance to the flag, and said the Girl Scout Promise. Today our leaders brought a new chart for the president to start the meeting with. Our treasurer read her report and it was approved. We then closed our meeting. Joyce Eckstein, scribe > | CARD OF THANKS •*" We /"would like to take this * wayf of thanking neighbors, frtgfias and relatives for floral Offerings and other kindnesses and prayers offered in our bereavement. Everything was deeply appreciated. MRS. EMIL HEILMAN AND GRANDDAUGHTERS - v Feather Party SUNDAY NOV. 15th Starting At 1:00 p.m. " Benefit Of Johnsburg Community CLUB AT CLUB BUILDING HOT PLATE LUNCH SERVED REFRESHMENTS -- GAMES PUBLIC INVITED Only Dodge in its price field brings you elegant i: .-f- . 2 - $ • 9 IABRICS Now, for the first time in the medium- Kriced field, Dodge introduces the matchas luxury of stunning JacquaM fabrics! Known for their use on fine furniture, Jacquard fabrics retain their lustrous beauty through the years. They are strong, durable, long wearing and easy to clean. The tasteful elegance of Jacquard fabrics is one of many exciting discoveries waiting for you in the new '54 Dodge. You'll find, too, color-harmonized interiors, and new glare-reducing Satin-Tone instrument panel. Here, truly, is the most luxuriously appointed car you have ever seen ... ...matched by more massive length and flashing beauty Naw Dodge Royal V-8 4-door Sadan wMi t»«pped-up ISO h.p. 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