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Page 64-r-Shaw/Frce Press Media Group, Inc. 1983 Fair Guide "GNMA's* give us a hedge against 2.65% with highH JWww . * * anticipated yield* current yield. "I receive monthly payments from Ginnie Mae of principal and interest, and while the stated maturity is 30 years, yields are quoted on a prepaid half-life of 12 years." It's a good way to invest in the housing industry and avoid the administrative and legal hassles. Edward D. Jones & Co. has current information on these high-yield, mortgage-backed securities issued by the Government National Mortgage Association. Estimated anticipated yield which is formulated based on our analysis of this particular pool's past performance and which, in our opinion, while not guaranteed, offers such attractive potential. The yield based on a 12 year average life using GNMA standard bond yield tables is 12.65%. These securities are subject to market fluctuations. JEFFREY BOBROWICZ 101 Virginia St., Suite 110 Crystal Lake, IL 815-459-1005 Edward D. Jones 6-Co. Members New York Slock E*change. Inc "Member Securities Investor Protection Corporation" Government Nation*! Mortgage Association VF-4-83 JEFFREY BOBROWICZ People '• •> * • t > v. . WOODSTOCK -- His successful Woodstock Veterinary Clinic keeps Lloyd Shaw busy, but he hasn't forgotten the many volunteers who helped make his 10 years in 4-H a memorable and worthwhile experience. So now he d (mates his time to help fair-goers as well." Participants in each of these four pro­ jects start at the first level and can con­ tinue the project for two more {ears. The 4-H Extension office provides a workbook for each levi the lessons. 44 I design it so that not only do they learn something from do­ing the project, but they educate fairgoers as well. -- Lloyd Shaw Veterinarian 91 4-Hers, too. Each year about 35 par­ ticipants in the veterinary science, animal science, horse and dairy science projects receive supervision from Shaw, who graduated from the University of Illinois Veterinary School in 1969. He holds three workshops for the group, primarily 4-H members, and designates what project they must complete. "They display the project, usually a poster, at the fair," Shaw said. 'I design it so that not only do they learn something from doing the project, but they educate The project gives them an opportunity to demonstrate th?t they have learned the in­ formation. Projects include collecting parasites and making a poster about rabies or other diseases that afflict animals. Older 4-Hers, over 13, are encouraged to participate in these science projects because when they are any younger, they have trouble grasping the concepts, Shaw said. In the first year students, cover the cell, Continued on page 65 MASTERGUARD BUMPERS DURA KON BOX LINERS MEYER PLOWS & EQUIPMENT TRUCK STOP TRUCK LOAD SALE G.M. • PICKUP FENDERS 73-80 $89 81-83.....$ 135 • ROCKER PANELS 60-66.... . *16 67-72 $16 73-83 *25 • CAB CORNERS 73413 $18 • CHROMEFRl BUMPER 73-80.... *69 80-83 *79 • BOX CENTER PANELS 67-72.. .$21 73-83...*21 • HOOD 73-80 *239 *119 FORD MISC. I •PICKUPFENDERS73-79 *72 • ffl.JJM (while they last) • CHROME FKT. BUMPERS 6 FT. . *199 64-79.... *69 8 FT. ......*219 80-83. *79 * DURA KQNmmr m MUX • BOX CENTER PANELS 73-79 *21 TMjffl. • DOORS 73-79 *299 * F0R,EGN PU- FENDERS • ALUMINUM RUNNING , * QQQH PQTTQMS ton* ft outert BOARDS .TT. *85 AND UP • BED MAT. 6 OR 8 FT...., *85 • STAINLESS „ * TOPPERS TAILGATE GUARDS *18 . USED PARTS • STEPBUMPERS . ..*69 AND UP OPEN 1-6 MON.-SAT. HIGHWAY 173 WEST TO 76 CALL 815-765-3262 WE SPECIAL ORDER PARTS ("Save A Buck On Your Truck") MANY MORE ITEMS IN STOCK