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By Vanesse Sells Bd Cannon ever found to sample the dinner he for Nativity Lutheran last Saturday, we'll never After first proposing, planning, he prepared and a most excellent dinner iUmoat single-handed. Advance yfi- Notices as to his reputation were ? * T Wall founded, and confirmed by everyone who partook. The churcK thanks Ed Cannon, • ' Ids second and third ccok and coffee maker. Greatly appreci- "S v Jated was the, help of Richard Vokley and Clifford Olson, who 4 - - »were on hand for the rough but v '^necessary work. ^ ; £ The ladies Of the xshurch Id a vj 'Wonderful job under the able di- J? Tection of Mrs. Etta Schau. The i f\ „ desserts were delicious and donations generous. The best job,, * ^however, was done by them 'it was all over and. they •:"*>. pitched in to clean up the mess the cooks left for them. Hie diners also enjoyed the "music provided by the Highland Shore band and songs by the junior choir, under the di- !rection of Mrs. Smith. Charlene Grosso and Organist Janet Gr/ll dang some sclos. The committee has expressed thanks to Frank Howard, Jr., Who donated the meat and Wally , £>ean who prepared it for the j lutchen. The remaining food was ' taken to the Children's Home in Woodstock by the Pastor Burton Schroeder for their Mother's Day dinner. He brought back to the congregation the thanks of Mr. Maxwell, who appreciate u verjq muoh. The dinner was a financial Success according to "Pony Grill. Full details were not available tz this time. ^ Louis Plotner, chairman uf the luilding fund will start his ilrive with letters to the chiiier members this week. ™ Milk was donated tor the dinner by Bud Elbersen, R,*cky Ruzlcka and Lenny Frexmd. ated with the Guild. One of them, Nancy Swanson, is cochairman of the group. SOFTBALL LEAGUES There will be two teams in the softball league at McHenry fcr those over 25. One team is headed'by Bud Schau and the other is headed by Allen Schimke. Both of these teams will also be participants in the Wonder Lake League which includes also a team of high school boys, a team from McCullom Lake a team from Illinois Bell, Holy Name society. " mmz > BaselM^l. ^Thebdys of Harrison , school will have a baseball game Saturday morning on the Harrison field. The team is sponsored by the 'Wonder Lake Men's Club. " ' Ffeunily Fun Dftjr The public is invited to attend Harrison school's family fun day Sunday. There will be a program and all kinds of good food and good fun available. Gospel Church News The Misjonary Guild will have their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Sigurd Jacobsen in Wickline Bav on Thursday this week (May 14) at 10 o'clock. Lunch is served at 12:30, whereupon follcws a brief business session and a devotional service The weekly prayer meeting is in the evening of the same day at 8 o'clock. The special meetings with Rev. C. T. Fletcher, pastor of the Elgin Bible church, as guest speaker. proved a real blessing to all attending. Large audiences heard his closing messages on Sunday, May 10. We welcome one and all, to our services next Sunday, May 17, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. MUSEUM'S LECTURE SERIES TRIES NEW IDEA An Innovation in presenting topics of popular scientific interest will be undertaken this year by Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. Each spring in the past, it has been the Museum's custom to present a wries of free public lectures on subjects of current interest under the auspices of the Chicago Technical Societies Council. Although these lectures have been successful, from the standpoint of attendance, it has been felt that something was always lacking in a lecture hall presentation in a museum noted for its dynamic exhibit techniques. So this spring, starting on Sunday, May 3, and continuing on successive Sundays for five consecutive weeks, the lectures will be given in exhibit a,reas related to the subject matter thus affording a proper background as well as visual aid materials for demonstration. Discussions will be relatively brief and will be given several times. Each topic, of course, is presented by* experts in the field and ample opportunity will be given for answering questions. „ The regular times scheduled for these lecture-demonstrations will be at intervals between *:30 and ones will be gtvaa'iua attendance. Topics and follows: Sunday, May 17: "The Naval Torpedb' ed by Lieutenant jg., Jafefe M. Hansen, and Ensign J|mes L. Bonde, both of Naval Ordnance, Sunday, May 24: "The Big Heart Dr. Arthur Q. Muldftf, and chairman of the of physiology, Loyotfc Medical School. Sunday, May 31: "The Periodic fcyaUm" presented by Dr. Wtfd V. tantne, department of chemist??, of Arts and Sdtoc#*, University. Gives Report . WOi Ridged by chains of aajtfHt canos. part* of Indon--I* arj among the wildest placttaci Inhabited by peopled Mlwi U 4jpMr visited by outsiders. In otlMkr part* of the islands, modem mamrfatiuring plants turn out an. flow of goods. Trap Vnltaree Livestock producers been losing lambs, calves, am fe vultures can eliminate the feirds by trapping and killing (ham. Plans for building a buzzard trap can be obtained through Ike local eotdlty •cent.. By Rep. Harvey Republican, Eighth District Illinois tenants will have some protection from hardship when and if Congress allows rent controls to die. The Legislature has provided for stays of eviction of nine months, with a rent increase for landlords of not more than 10 percent during that period. The measure had the support of Gov. William G. Stratton and was carried through the House by Majority Leader Franklin Stransky. The House decided on that measure rather than allowing •'home rule" on extension of rent controls. I pointed out in the debate that while probably 95 percent of the communities in our district would not avail themselves of the extension privilege, it might prove helpful to those adjacent to the Great Lakes and fltort Sheridan military centers. We also approved a bill which eliminates the compulsory retirement tola for state employees reaching the age of 70. This was done on the recommendation of the Pension. LAWS Commission, of which I am a member. Bills jeopardizing teacher tenure, which have caused a good deal of concern throughout our district, appear to have been defeated. The House education committee tabled this proposal for an "open season"' on teachers every ftve years. Among the most important issues the Legislature will decide this session is the question of revising our judicial system. I am a sponsor of the House resolution for a proposed amendment to the Constitution aimed at bringing our courts system up to date. It is the result of two years of study by a joint Legislative commission and has the active support of the Illinois State and Chicago Bar associations. Judge Bernard Decker, Lake county circuit judge, was one of several highly-respected officials who explained the plan at a dinner meeting iij ,j|pjt-ii^gjttel4 last week. V inating and by allowing Court to move judge* tMmorairily into buafeJ^ circuits titan their*/ might be. It also aims at taking the courts out of politics by having a judge "run against his record" when his term expires. Remedies at Wattles Dn| Won, B. . 4*-tf yetfrcWn-plant^raU ah the productivity cf JWt toil and the motafart condtp^na at your area... )•£"• •The drop in the supply W pork se "far this year -has aboflt off* set the increased output at beef and veaL 1 Milk fever hits the beat cow* in the herd. v , H Slander Is -- _ oral abusi. t ' CLARENCE'S SHOP «... Houses - Lawn Chairs - Lawn and Porch ^Picnic and Umbrella Tables - Pier, ud Park Juvenile Chairs, Swings aid Sand Boxes - Window Wmw, - Roae Arbors, ImlUs - •!..» fetADS TQ ORDER > Cabinets, Chest of Drawers, Cornlcea. fete. Cement Chimney Caps and Cesspool Rings and CLARENCE J. SMITH PHONE 58S-J-) JORNSBUB'X ~-ii • Overplanting can ciit corn yields as much as underplanting. ~7 Casting For Play Ttiere will be cystine for trie first play of the Junior Theatre Guild of McHenry county Sun- j x'ay at 2 p.m. and any high school student interested in •heatre is invited to attend anc iry out for a part in the Pulitze f.lay, "Skin of Your Teeth." Meetings of the Guild are held jit the Massey barn on the Chicory Hill farm near Woodstock. , The Junior guild is sponsored Jby the adult guild of the county. rhere are a number of Wonder 7 ^ake youngsters already affUi- IF IT'S WORTH DOING It's Worth Doing Right. HUHDW HARDWARE PAINTS I m Y.Y.V There is No Substitut* For Good Plastering. 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