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T^VTW •!l; Ifcund*^, Novembw 1&196&1 w? gy=9<»;&»» -- ?lw„fflafta CHtLDRE# BI^^EFITED M, The state of Illinois ranked second in the nation for the number of pre-school children who were benefited from Proj: ect Head Start during the eight-week summer school vacation period, Thomas C. Jackson, director of the Illinois Office of Economic Opportunity, has announced. A total, of 33,924, boys an dgirls attended pre-school classe§ and paticipat£ Sl i" the Illinois Head Start program. Illinois was second only to the state of New. .York where 38,108 children' received pre-school training, The Head Start program is-designed to help prepare underprivileged pre-school children for elementary school education. Total cost of the program in Illinois was $5,126,- was federal funds,' wtiile $558,- . 493 was the value of the it^al contributions. During Colonial days, there were three requirements for voting, all of which seem to make sense: 1) belong to some church, 2) be sober and a hard worker, and 3) be worth at least $1500 in cash or property. V. F. W. AUXILIARY The wings of many flying fish are completely transparent -- one can read a paper through them. They don't really fly--they glide through the air, on momentum from a jump. Regardless of what the new styles are, the gals who wear 'em are the ones who shouldn't. AH during the Fall Football season, Jepsen Tire will be bringing you this Football Forecast. It is compiled by Joe Harris, leading 'football forecaster who has better than a 82% accuracy record. Look for this feature weekly. ^^ootbali ^~J~o recast of the Week SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1965 • Probable Winners & Scores - Air-Force Academy 14 Ar&ona 17 Arkansas 17 Cincinnati 17 Colgate 14 Duke 14 Florida 14 Harvard 14 Illinois 17 Iowa Sta,te 20 Maryland 14 Michigan 14 Minnesota 20 Missouri 17 North Carolina State 17 No toe- Dame 21 Oklahoma State 27 Oregon. State 14 Princeton 14 Pui-dtie 20 do. California 21 So." Methodist 14 gtiiltfford 14 Syracuse 24 Texaft Christian 17 - Probable Losers Sc Scores - Colorado 13 Brigham Young 14 Texas Tech 7 Miami (Ohio) 14 Rutgers 6 North Carolina 13 Miami (Fla.) 13 Yale 13 Northwestern 14 New Mexico 14 Virginia 13 Ohio State 13 Wisconsin 14 Kansas 7 Iowa 14 Michigan State 14 Kansas State 6 Oregon 13 Dartmouth 13 Indiana 14 U.C.L.A. . 14 Baylor • 13 California 7 Boston College 14 Rice 7 Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Green Bay SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1965 National Football League 27 Philadelphia 14 Detroit 20 Dallas 17 Minnesota 17 13 17 16 St/Xouis • ••• 23 New Ydlrlf Giants 17 sibn Francisco 27 Los Angeles 23 flfafehington 21 Pittsburgh 20 American Football League l^sas City 14 Boston 13 jfew York Jets 21 Houston 20 Oakland 30 Denver 24 •{1) FULL SERVICE guaranteed for * life of original tread. 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Shortly after the meeting opened, it was moved that our new members be admitted into the meeting. Janet Walters and Mary Salemi were escorted to the altar by the color tfeam and conductress. They were initiated into this organization in a vejry Impressive ceremony. We Welcome both of you and hope you will both join in our many and varied worthwhile activities. Jacqueline Wisniewski and Roberta Audino were also voted in. Jacqueline lives in Chicago at the present time, but will be in this area soon. Roberta Audino is a former member who was reinstated. Sunday, Nov. 21, is the 5th district meeting. This will be held at Aurora Women's club in Galena at 2 o'clock p.m. All delegates and alternates are urged to attend. I'm sure all 4;he 5th district delegates know who you are and your pbligation to attend these meetings. „ By now all auxiliary members have received their National Home Christmas Seals. Support the V.F.W. National Home by purchasing these seals. This is their onlymeans of support, the seals and private donations. A lovely thank-you note was received from Kathy Pitzen for the nursing scholarship she had received from the auxiliary. She told us about her schooling and duties in a most interesting and inform < • e letter. We are always happy to hear from the girls. Membership Chairman Viola Schuble reports 102 paid-up 000^^0 Star-spangled key to a home of your own A key to your own home is a mighty nice thing. Especially if it has stars and stripes on it. The way to get one is to save TJ. S. Savings Bonds for the down payment. Or if you're beyond that point, for furniture or appliances, or the other things inside a house that make it a home/' A nest egg in Bonds can go a long way towards providing a nest and its contents -- because each Series E Bond pays back $4 at maturity for every $3 you save. Another thing you'll get is a nice red, white and blue feeling. The kind you get by giving your country a financial hand while you're saving. It's easy to start saving Bonds today. A call to your payroll department, or a visit to your bank will do it. Quick facts about Series E Savings Bonds Yon get back $4 for every $3 at maturity You can get your money when you need it Your Bonds are replaced free.if lost, destroyed or stolen You can buy Bonds where you bank, or on the Payroll Savings Plan where you work Buy E B6nds for growth-- H Bonds for current income Buy U.S. Savings STAR-SPANGLED SAVINGS PLAN FOR ALL AMERICANS The V.S. Government does nol pay for this advertisement. It U presented as a public tervice in cooperation with the Treasury Department and The Advertising Council. members. We are getting very close to our 100 percent, . All you gals who haven't paid up yet, we are waiting to hear from you. Viola also reported on the success of the kick-off dinner. Hospital Chairman Genevieve 3radley reported that due to ill health she had been unable to attend the last Downey party. However, President, Tean Wiles attended along with Mr. and Mrs. Buttery and Sharon Lopez. The party had i Halloween motif and Gen :ead a letter of appreciation vhich was received from the patients in Building 125. The next party will be Nov. IT. All those that can attend are urged to do so as this is so greatly appreciated by the men. s Sunshine Chairman Florence Fussey informed us that several cards have been sent recently. Get-well wishes wore ent to Helen Spoolstra, Dela Witte and Elizabeth Wetland. Sympathy was extendd to the Peter Rajnka iamiiy- Gen Bradley, chairman for he annual luncheon card par- "y held last week expressed frcyefulness to all those tint helped make it the- success that it was, especially to ;Cthel Groth, her co-chairman, md to Jean Wiles, who had ?harge of the kitchen; also Vi Schuble and Marge Moreth who served the tables and Jo Hansen and Renee Jende who assisted in the kitchen. Orchids to you, Gen. for such a wonderful job. Many of you may be interested to know that the profits from this enleavor go into the relief fund. This fund includes such things as the baskets for the needy and for hospital equipment. It was decided to purchase another hospital mattress, giving us two hospital beds now. If anyone needs any type of hospital equipment such as a bed, crutches, walker or wheel chair, contact Ethel Groth. community service chairman, and these are lent out free of charge. It is getting to be "that" time of year again. The Christmas party is scheduled "or Dec. 13 at 6:30 at the /.F.W. clubhouse. As in the past, all auxiliary members are asked to bring a dish to pass, a dollar grab bag gift ind canned goods. All members may bring a friend as a guest if they so desire. Gen Bradley will be in charge of the food, Vi Abbink, the ^ames, and Inez Young, the decorations. President Jean Wiles was on he reviewing stand during the Viet Nam Day parade. Marching with the auxiliary were Marge Moreth and Viola Schuble. To prevent any confusion, Loyalty Day is on ay 1. Congress and the resident of the United States have officially designated May the first of each year as National Loyalty Day, specifically "for affirmation of loyalty to the United States of McH£NRY * | 3812 West Elm Street Phone 885-0170 McHenry, Illinois -- 60050 v"Unpublished Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois-** Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor tggs 1WI t*M Ttjpyy NATIONAL EDITORIAL ( gMIEIiTtlTT 3H35S ] |A5§>C0TI§N SUSTAINING V. T r-1 p. i Subscription Rates 1 Year $4.50 1 Year $4.00 6 Mos $2.50 6 Mos $2.25 3 Mos $1.75 3 Mos $1.50 Outside McHenry County In McHenry County > T O P Q U A L I T Y F O O D S AT L O W E S T P R I C E S America and special recogniiion of our heritage of our American freedoms." Uur next meeting on Nov. 22 is our inspection night. All members are urged to attend, and those having uniforms are asked to wear them. It was decided that a short business meeting will preface he Christmas party on Dec. 13 in order that we may dispense with the December 27 meeting. All the members joined in singing "Happy Birthday" to iister Vi Abbink who was celebrating her -- how many? V)n Wednesday, Nov. 10, Chaplain Inez Young presented flags^at^each of the following schools, one at McHenry Junior high, Edgebrook, Landmark, Valley View and Hilltop. The principals of the various schools accepted them gratefully. As Mrs. Claybaugh of Landmark said, "We sure needed a new one." The dire :incd for new outdoor flags was brought to the attention of the -jost by Marty Conway who made all the preliminary arangements. Assisting Mrs. Young was Renee Jende, press chairman of the auxiliary. The next regular meeting will be Nov. 22 at the clubhouse. ••V ' • • V>1</ V.- - •>? v' ' Ds '•T (Ski// Y~/\- • •.«*«. « '• V . . -f. ' .'. I7A \X -.' <•* *•» .•' When you're ready to name the day... see the beautiful FLOWER WEDDING LINE INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS McHenry Plaindealer Cook 9s Corner If you have some left-over chicken or want to do something different with chicken, try this favorite tea-room recipe. You may use baked or boiled or even fried* s-chicken. 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