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PAGE PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1*74 harvest by about five percent resulting in a loss of $900 million to $400 million to Illinois farmers, according to preliminary estimates from the Illinois Department of Agriculture. The new reductions are in Mr# Reduced Early Frost temperatures early will probably reduce corn and soybean KILLS FALL WEEDS WHILE IT FERTILIZE S addition to earlier department predictions of lower than anticipated yieldB made when Illinois went through unusual flood and drought conditions. Much of Northern Illinois suffered medium to heavy fnst and areas as far south as White County experienced at least some frost. Temperatures as low as 23 degrees were reported in Jo Daviess and Kane Counties on Sunday and Monday nights. Agriculture Director Robert J. "Pud" Williams said, "Because of heavy spring rains followed by drought conditions in July and early August, much of this year's crop was planted late, making it especially vulnerable to an early frost. "For example, last year at this time about 70 percent of the state's soybean plants were mature and shedding leaves. Now only about 30 percent of the bean crop has reached this point. Immature plants lulled by the early frost will yield smaller, lighter beans, possibly discolored and possibly shriveled." "Frankly," Williams said, "Illinois agriculture is faced with so many variables this year, almost all on the negative side, that we just don't have the experience to predict this thing on the nose. All I can say for sure is crop yields are going to be down quite a bit." I I I I Greens up fast Kills dandelions, chickweeds, and most other broadleaf weeds Feeds roots ail winter, gives early spring green COVERS 10,000 SQ. FT. $1296 at these Greenvfeui*dealers \ SE3E® 3729 West Elm Street • McHenry, Illinois 60050 We Can Plan Custom Kitchen Just Right/or You KEYUNE DISTRIBUTORS Route McHenry Although Illinois corn is generally more mature now than soybeans, the agriculture department estimates a five percent loss for both crops. Continued low temperatures could produce more crop damage, Williams said. "When the crops start coming in for weighing in about a month, we will know exactly how badly we've been hit by the unusual weather," he said. Set Tryouts For First School Play Of Season Mrs. Vandagriff, drama director of West Campus, has announced tryouts this week for the first McHenry high school show of the season. She has selected a well known comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace, which will be presented Nov. 15, 16, 17 in West Campus auditorium. As soon as tryouts are completed, the cast will be announced and rehearsals will begin. Mark these dates on your calendar and plan now to attend this lively comedy. Eastwood Manor Maiy Ann Bellak 385-5705 Girl Scout Troop Needs New Leader Girl Scout Troop 410 with its majority of girls being from Eastwood Manor are in great need of finding a leader, please won't someone come to their aid. If they are not able to find a leader they will not be able to keep their troop going. As you can imagine that would upset many young girls for several different reasons. Did you know you don't have to be a mother of a Girl Scout to be a leader? You can be single, a grandmother, mother of boys, mother of girls who are either too young or too old to be Girl Scouts. If you are at all interested please call Mrs. Robert Weber, at 385-5267. Make a group of young Girl Scouts happy, and you'll find LOOK! DORKIES RESTAURANT* NOW OPEN 24 H0URS- "R0UHD THE CLOCK1' •; FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS SERVING BRtAKFASl & REGULAR MENU 4213 W R1E 120 McHtNRY . , • 385 -6981 ' • ' Jewel's 6ot The Good Food For Family Mealtime Creations! MICIS IFKCTIVf. UNLESS OTH£RWISI INDICATED THURS, OCT 3 THROUGH SUN., OCT. 6, 1974, AT AM JEWEL STORES IN COOK, LAKE, DUPAGE ».»«5 wO'Enr-, COUNTIES (EXCLUDING RIV»o _ UolN). ONLY SMOKED MEATS LUNCHMEATS, POULTRY, AND FROZEN FISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P M WEEK DAYS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS I Seasonal Favorites From I jf The Produce Market! v Rely On Quality With Jewel's Badge LUSCIOUS Honeydew Melons 59° 9 SIZE NET WT. 2 LBS 4 OZ EACH SNOW WHITI Cauliflower artlett Pears LB A FALL FAVORITt! Acorn or Butternut Squash PRODUCE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT OCT 5, 1974 REAL PIZZERIA" Cheese & Sausage Pizza 33 OZ SIZE CH«SI t SAUSAGE -- P*G 3 Snack Pizza $189 I RIG ONLY AVAILABLE IN STORES WITH CHEF S KITCHENS " ** [•REAL PIZZERIA^ Cheese Pizza 26 OZ ISIZEI BEND YOUR FALL SCHEDULE A BIT! Street inois McHenry Hours U S D A C H O I C E -- BEEF Blade Chuck Roast lb Sundays FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE Mary Dunbar Orange Juice JEWEL MAID CANS Of Honor Meats! U.S.D A. CHOICE BEEF LOIN -- WEDGE OR FLAT BONE irloin Steak 1» U S D.A. CHOICE, BEEF ROUND, BONELESS Rump $147 Roast LB I U S.D A. CHOICE -- BEEF LOIN Porterhouse, T-Bone Or Club Steak lb U S.D.A. GRADE "A" Cornish Hens 79 20-22 OZ SIZE S1 69s BOOTH Fish Sticks 16 OZ PKG GOVT. INSPECTED Turkey Drumsticks LB 89 39 1 LB PKG FARMLAND Sliced Bacon ALL VARIETIES--BUDDIG Chipped Meats GOVT INSPECTED C Pork Feet, Tails Or Neckbones $l 09 3 OZ PKG LB 45c 33c White Bread 3 $100 20 OZ LOAVES • KRAFT ) Macaroni & Cheese Dinner STOKELY Tomato REG. 26* EACH LOAVES REG. 45' EACH OZ PKGS REG 31' EA Stoke REG 16' EA your hile. effort all worthwi MCHENRY HORNET PEE WEES TTie McHenry Hornet Pee Wees beat Round Lake Reds Sunday, 26-0. They really played a good game. Kurt Rehberg made a touchdown, Jeff Justen made two t o u c h d o w n s . C r a i g Cavannaugh also made a touchdown. John Clewis blocked a punt and recovered two fumbles. Dougie Cochran played very good defense. Scott Rehberg covered his man. The next game will be Sunday behind West Campus, I'll have the details and the score for you in next week's column. Hats off to the McHenry Hornet Pee Wee's, they have been really playing good football. BIRTHDAY PARTY This past Saturday, Sept. 28, the Bellaks had a small birthday party for Jerry who just turned 7 years old, and for Jimmy who just turned 6 years of age. Among the guests were Uncle George, and his three children, Danny, George, and Karen Kordik, who are the boys' cousins. Their great Grandma Emily Kordik, Uncle Leo, and Aunt Jackie and Aunt Marge also came out to McHenry to help the boys celebrate their birthday. A nice dinner, beautiful presents, cake, and a few games were enjoyed by everyone. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Lucille Dunn who will be celebrating her birthday on Oct. 18. Many many more happy birthdays to you. RECENTLY PASSED Happy birthday to my father - in - law, Jerome H. Bellak, who celebrated his birthday on Sept. 30. We wish you all life's best, and love you much. CONTRIBUTIONS By the size of my column you can see I need some more contributions, please do not hesitate to call,, pick up your phone today and give me a call. EASTWOOD MANOR DARKENED This past Monday evening at FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS . . . . t i t 1214 N. Green St., McHenry approximately 8:22 p.m. there wat a power failure in Eastwood Manor which lasted until twelve minutes till 10:00 p.m. give or take a minute or two. The trouble was at Chapel Hill Road and Lincoln Road, (by the Outdoor Theatre). Sparks were seen by several residents at 8:22 p.m., then the electricity went off and on three times in less than a minute, then everything went out for about 1 Vt hours. Everything was repaired and back to normal before the 10:00 p.m. news or to see the remaining time left on the Monday night Football game. FmHA Guarantees Livestock Loans To County Farmers Livestock farmers and agricultural lenders in the Boone-Cook-DeKalb-DuPage- Kane-Lake-McHenry and Winnebago county areas are reminded of loan guarantees available under the new Emergency Livestock loan program. Farmers Home Admin i s t r a t ion County Supervisor Becker reports that the 80 percent loan guarantee is available without charge to lenders providing needed credit to livestock producers. Mr. Becker emphasized that authorized loan purposes are broad. Funds may be used to purchase feeder livestock or they may be used for many purposes directly related to producing feed or replacement livestock. Eligible livestock farmers are those receiving more than half their gross income from livestock or l ives tock p roduc t s and spending more than half their time operating the livestock enterprise. The guarantee may be issued on loans with maturities up to 3 years, with possible 2 year renewals. 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