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, «, .* <C5~ r' * •• ' 0m* • :/v PLAI N DEALER PHOTOS * UW"-» *kL^' • - ^"•IJIIIIW; 1&. .x &3s&£lrc •1W * ";* * v| *; ^ &•«£&/ r^mas: t > -• r* -r C< 1 *" ' » t 1 fr. mmimm The young lady pictured above seems to be enjoying herself immensely, but her father experiences an egression of fear as they glide over the ice of Wonder Lake last Sunday in the March of Dimes snowmobile. The photographer claims he heard a revision of the old tune as riders were heard singing "Jingle Dimes". <*» ' > VI i -4 J », >« ( W* s% / «~v ( y ?ffV: «r 1 * Oit* ^, *fr <* <<•• -' * > nV' 't/, ,,* *• *• *»"»-*?,< < J•*. ** n <• ,>t* * ti . t <*> | f > *' t * fv/ -- £ > lf ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1. u \ * ,V >: ^m_\ m, -j* \ i fR. , ' • k*v ••*•*?"< Ifs "All Aboard" as generous citizens "take a ride so that others might walk". This was the slogan at Wonder Lake last Sunday as families made a donation to the March of Dimes. For their reward they were given a thrilling ride on snowmobiles. It's a short, but cold and lonely wait as a snowmobile approaches to conclude one ride and take another passenger aboard. K was thrills unlimited for the fortunate folks who took part in the March of Dimes snowmobile rides at Wonder Lake last Sunday. One family is shown above as they zipped across the frozen lake. JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMAXX »UBLIC SCHOOL ft A WVITEB TO IONTMIY MEETING VAll members of the Johns- Public School PTA are into attend the regular onthly meeting on Tuesday, eb. 20, at 8 p.m. Highlights ^f this evening will be the stulent physical education propram. Your presence will be [reatly appreciated by the oficers and certainly will help rou to understand what is going >n in your school. Please plan >n attending. NEWCOMERS WELCOMED We have to brush off our welcome mat for a few new famlies that have moved into our irea. They are not new, but new inough to extend a happy and rarm welcome. Last fall the Tony Cagnoni family moved ino their beautiful new home in 5utch Creek Woodlands. They ormerly lived in Highwood. Ahother family to take up residence in Dutch Creek Woodlands lese past months are Mr. and C. Bonfoey and their five 385 1296 children. To them we extend welcome wishes. Recently the Don Holt family moved into thet hpme at 3604 Long. They come to us from Aurora. To these families and any others we may have missed, we "Hi and welcome". We S< LADY FORESTER NOTES Any member or guest that was on hand at the Johnsburg Community club hall last Sunday afternoon when St. Agatha court No. 777 celebrated their fiftieth anniversary was a satisfied person. The entire afternoon that started out with the serving of a family style roast beef dinner and followed up with .many, many interesting items, including the courts history for the past fifty years, was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Among the many highlights of this day was the presentation of fifty year pins to eight of the eleven living members. The eleven are Elizabeth Smith, Rose Tonyan, Christina Stilling, Susie Hiller, Katherine and Barbara Althoff, Emma Freund, Dema May, LenoraMiller, Julia Stilling and Margaret Meyers. The lady Foresters would like to remind their members that the next regular meeting will be held next Tuesday evening at 8 in the community club hall. It will be the third round of the current card tournament. Committee is as follows: Barbara Pierce, Magdelyn Woolfe, Marilyn Etheridge, Donna Lindberg, Rose Marie Michels, Andrea Oeffling and Rosemary Thelen. ECUMENICAL INTERFAITH YOUTH SERVICE There will be an Ecumenical Inter faith Youth Prayer Service held in St. John's church next Sunday evening at 7:00. The youth of the parish are invited to attend. These services are held as an experiment in various parts of the diocese to see what possible good can come from them. They are held with the consent and approval of the Bishop. They consist of mostly prayers and invocations. A warm welcome is extended to anyone who wishes to come and take part. And it's goodbye time. Be good and stay well. SELECT COUNTY FOR EXPERIMENT IN HEART DRIVE McHenry county has been chosen by the Heart fund as the site for a new experiment in! fund solicitation which will involve no door-to-door canvassing, it was announced by John R. Tambone, M.D., -president of the McHenry County Heart association. Dr. Tambone said "We are convinced that the public realizes the importance of contributing to the Heart fund, since it is the nation's first line of defense against diseases of the Heart and blodd vessels which strike down more people each year than all other diseases combined. "With this in mind," he said, "we will establish heart collection centers in each community. We will publicize the location of these centers and residents will be encouraged to bring their gifts to the nearest center or mail them to the center of their ^choice." He said each collection center would provide daily reports of contributions through a chairman "to keep the public fully informed of campaign progress." Weekly reports will be provided by James Hodges, McHenry County heart fund treasurer, on total collections from centers throughout the county. Dr. TamSone emphasized the need for increased contributfftns, saying "the Heart Fund supports vital research which has already been responsible for major advances in the control of heart and blood vessel diseases. It has also been responsible for educational programs which enables the public to safeguard itself against the occurrence of these diseases." He said "I am convinced that the citizens of McHenry county will give and give generously to this very worthwhile cause." CITED FOR SCHOLARSHIP Academic deans at Southern Illinois university have cited 1,661 Carbondale campus undergraduates for scholastic excellence during the fall quarter of school. The quarterly Deans' list includes those students who achieved grade point averages of 4.25 or above on a perfect 5.0 scale, while carrying at least 12 hours of classwork during the fall term. The total represents approximately 10 percent of the entire undergraduate enrollment at Carbondale. Ruth Carlson of McHenry is among the hdhoried "SttiderttS.7 ITEM: If you are about to build a new home, you may want to protect your new home from moisture attack by including vapor barriers in the walls. These barriers retard in-. vaston of moisture from the room side. They are Installed beneath the plaster during construction and consist of a special type of paper, or material added Insulation or wallboard; to ITEM: When exposed to air, moisture, and warmth, shelled nuts tend to become rancid and stale. Keep nutmeats in tightly sealed containers or in moisture or vapor-proof wrappings in the refrigerator or freezer to prolong their freshness. Whole nutmeats stay fresh longer than chopped or ground ones. C. R. "CHUCK" PETERSON for creating over $1V2 Million of new life insurance protection in 1967 Mr. Peterson has personally created more than $1% million in personal financial security for his clients and their families through insurance during 1967. His accomplishment has been recognized for 1967 and ten other years with membership in Bankers Life Company President's Club, our top sales honor organization. Mr. Peterson's interest in the future of his policyowners has earned him many friends in this community - friends who join us in Recommending him to you. They recognize that he offers the more distinstively individual insurance programs available for both family security arid business insurance needs. 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