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i J- - • Hv^; %b 14, - PLAINDEALER - JANUARY 10, 1968 •W-; The Breeze Mayor Donald P. Doherty, left, and John Shay of Company "I, firemen and master of ceremonies, turn their backs to the bitter wind last Saturday evening while members of the McHenry Choral club offer a carol to open the Twelfth Night tree burnir mony. PLAINDEALER PHOTO MANERA TALK TO HIGHLIGHT '68 CONVENTION DOMINI CK FONT ANA Dominick Fontana, presiding minister of the Woodstock Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, announced that he has met with the presiding ministers of fifteen other congregations in northern Illinois to plan for three days of Bible, meetings to be held in Melrose Park, on Jan. 26,27 and 28. Fontana said that more than Donald Doherty R.Ph. Robert Sdiultz, UPtw THIS WEEK'S HELPFUL HINT: ' A piece of old rubber hose makes a perfect guard for your scissors. 1,500 ministers are expected to attend the three-day seminar. The recent meeting with the presiding ministers was forthe purpose of organizing the twenty- two convention departments needed to serve the delegates -providing the food, housing, program of instruction and many other materials and services that will be required. A " highlight of the convention will be a public address by Angelo C. Manera on the subject: "Will God Intervene In Men's Affairs?" The talk will be given Sunday, 3 p.m. Jan. 28, at the Mannheim Junior high school, 2600 Hyde Park avenue in Melrose Park. According to Fontana, "Jehovah's Witnesses all over ^he world have three conventions each year. Two of these are held locally and the third id usually in large cities most accessible to surrounding states and countries. The purpose of the meetings is to increase Bible knowledge of both the delegates and the people in their home communities, improve Bible study methods and ministerial activities." An extensive program Of Bible instructions is being planned for the Melrose Park convention and the public will be offered personal invitation to attend the sessions which are free. HERE Af ID THERE IN BUS SINESS PLAN LIVESTOCK CLINIC m AmA LATE THIS FALL , -V .• Livestock growers intheMc- Henry County area will have a chance on Jan. • 25 to hear a complete research and production story from a panel of national experts. The occasion is a day-long Livestock clinic at the Miller theater, Woodstock sponsored by several top manufacturers of livestock supplies. Committee chairman fop* the event is Ken Neville of Woodstock. He will coordinate the efforts of local dealers for the sponsoring companies in seeing that top farmers in this area are invited to attend the clinic. .^Arrangements for the event are being made by Farm Shows, Inc. of Madison, Wis. Only forty towns in an elevenstate midwestern area have been selected for livestock clinics in 1968. This will be in the first year for the full schedule on beef, swine and dairy, but the concept was tested in 1967 when hog clinics were held in fourteen locations. Goal of the clinic is for sponsoring company representatives to tell livestock growers about the most recent research in livestock partners. • A free hot meal at noon will provide a break before the afternoon talks. At 3 p.m., a halfhour question-and-answer sesh' sion will precede award presentations. Fairly new on the farm educational scene is this concept of bringing together a group of experts in various phases of agriculture to present an overall picture to large groups of farmers. Children crossing or entering a roadway not at an intersection is the most dangerous practice. Careful drivers will watch for children crossing in midblock or dashing from behind parked cars. School opening increases this hazard. FEATURE RECORD SYSTEM William J. Nye, owner of Nye Drugs on Riverside drive, McHenry, has had his unique prescription record system featured in the December issue of American Druggist. Nye uses a system that gives him -- in a single operation -- five items, included among them, a signed receipt for the patron, a record for the pharmacy's alphabetical file and a completely filled out Rx bag. Common sense and personality will get a person much farther down the road than beauty. " Advice is commodity. always a surplus COFFEE BREAKS. .GOOD OR BAD? Poets write about, comedians joke about and office workers insist on the daily coffee .break. The coffee break has become an American Institution. Periodically the coffee break comes under' fire by the American Medical association. During the 112th annual meetings of the AMA, a noted doctor ' claimed that too frequent coffee breaks might well start a person on the road to a peptic ulcer. 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