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Section Two -- Page Two IT* 11 11--i'i ' ' P '• &>: ?:•'•?< h&\ "rM* < . C f . i ? THE McHENRY PUUNDEALER Thursday, November 18. 1965 Another Day I :••• * •{ I : ! «• im IT. - ,m%' i' s WfltTgJJ During Educational Week, which falls in November, it is timely to turn back the clock to another era in McHenry. when Landmark school looked like this. Minus the trees which add to the scenic charm of the old building today, the edifice was known in these early days merely as McHenry School. The exact date of this picture is unknown, but it was at this time that both hi^h and grade school classes were conducted here. About 1926 the present high school was built. SOLEMN MOMENT Dr. SIMS says... SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH A PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE ILLINOIS STATE MED1CAL S0C1ETY MR. R.\T-NTl(«Hr VANDAL Hpuse Rat, Gray Rat, Brown Rat, Notway Rat -call it what you want the common rat is the most feared and hated pest in the United Stales today. A carrier of such deadly diseases as bubonic plague, typhoid fever, infectious jaundice, rabies, dysentery, food infcc- This was one of the solemn moments in last Sunday's Loyalty Day parade in McHenry, sponsored by McHenry Legion Post, No. 491. Participating in the line of march and program in the city park were both the Legion and V.F.W. and their auxiliary members of McHenry and many other organizations and individuals in this area. HIGHWAY BEAUT1FICATION Engineers of the Illinois Division of Highways are developing plans to expedite use of the state's $3,200,000 share of $70,000,000 appropriation by Congress for highway beautification, Virden 'E. Staff, chief state highway engineer, has announced. Staff said that $3 million of the state's portion of the beautification funds will be used for highway landscaping, construction of rest areas and purchase of scenic easements along the $14,000 miles of interstate and primary highways in Illinois. No state matching funds will be required. Shop In McHenry TURTLES MAY INFECT Pet baby turtles are linked with salmonella infections in human beings, according to recent reports. Dr. Franklin D. Yoder, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, said last week that tui'tlerelated cases have been reported in Illinois. Turtles are most frequently handled by children who, as a group, are not careful to wash their hands. Children are most susceptible to salmonellosis than adults and their infections are more severe. The infection is marked by violent diarrhea and cramps. Let lis take care of your gift selection for you. Call us, and we will take care of the rest. See our Adv. Page 3. NYE DRUG Our Lord Buxton Convertible Billfold I And why so many gyys own one.) Tto middle section *Hps out easily mere s a patented bar that and becomes a separate 'ets Y°^ ac^ «ard*pho!o case. ond subtract It Has rounded edges windows easily, that give it a racy, finished look. \ It has o V push-button closing Jbcrt won't pull out. You can see anything you want through the windows. And they'll never shatter, or even crack. It gives you a handy place for keys. Tan, black, brown, mohogany, olive brown, ginger, and saddle tan cowhide. Only $5 end it's the best-selling $5 billfold in America. LORD BUXTON STORE FOR MEN VU& N. Green St. Phone 885-0047 McHenry, III Open Daily till 6 p.m. -- Friday Nltes till 9 p.m. ! CLOSED ON SUNDAYS * USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA tions and ratbite fever, this rodent is responsible for more deaths than those resulting from the two wcrld wars combined. And since Mr. Rat is more than willing to eat and gnaw anything--from shoes to aluminum-- the damage he causes amounts to more than $250,- 000,000 in the U.S. yearly. The farmer is particularly affected by his destructive talon's. £y taking random bites from potatoes, apples, carrots, etc. (just small enough to contaminate the food), by gnawing holes in grain and corn sacks, by stealing hen eggs and by killing more baby chicks than he can eat, each rat costs' a farmer .over $'25 worth of damages - - a startling figure when you consider the largo rat population on an average farm. The rat causes grief for city dwellers too. In fact, he has gone so far as to black out entire sections by gnawing off the rubber insulation of electric wires. Kow can we rid our cities and farms of these destructive disease carriers? '1 It's not easy. / Exterminators say an old veteran rat can master almost any kind of trap. A highly intelligent mammal, Mr. Rat can easily learn to kick a trap around until it snaps shut; leisurely eat the bait. And since he can smell most poisons, it's easy for him to avoid them. To make matters worse, his promiscuous mating habits entity him to produce as many "as 350 million descendants in three years -- enough to discourage afiy exterminating efforts. But rat control is possible. If you have a rat on the premise, look for the rat's travel route. Since most of them like to travel undercover, check any holes in the ground, especially around water pipes, electric wires and air conditioners. Of course, any holes in walls or floors, broken windows or torn screens are obvious rat pathways. Once you uncover his private runway, place a bait near it. The best type is an anticoagulant (a chemical which thins the blood, causing internal bleeding) mixed with corn meal or rolled oats. But before it takes full effect, he must feed on it for five to ten days. And don't worry about his sense of smell. The anticoagulant has no odor CHURCH TOPIC What is the relationship between God and man? How does it help us overcome sin and disease? These are some of the questions to be explored at M c H e n r y C h r i s t i a n S c i e n c e church this Sunday. The subject is "Soul and Body." Golden Text: "Glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's" (I Corinthians). Lej) UB take eare of your gift selection for- you. Call us, ana we will take rare of the rest. See our Adv. Page 3. NYE DRUG GOODWILL PICK-UP The residents of this areja are reminded to join the Goodwill Industries program of restoring people when the truck makes a visit in the area, which will be Friday, Nov. *86, according to Agnes T. Ac&nrfe, local representative. For pickup service or information about Goodwill, call 385-0863. Tractor and Farm Part* lLoUrtAALL S3T I ORE FRANCHISE AVAILABLE into business for yourself. 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