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^ : ?J* f ** * t* ^ ^ * r< *.$ i#~ ,» -9 ,*k <T -fi ;,\>. .• •?-««•• -T.-- HM to six wins the RINGWOOD <1II 111 HMII Ilium H»M MM UMB Toeaday sight they beat Terra Cotta <by a 9 ta t aeon; Tfcurs- ' ST > < "V "L V 1 ' It 1 nf 11.>firs «li 11 Hi)ii[?«'in (By Mia. for Bar, family, who are aati, Otto. T%m ManhaU for Ctedn- FeUowsfcip Mr. and Mrs. K. X. Whiting enter- , ^ with a gi_ft ttAMSilSASS George Wapwi, law. ateiit^ yaars 01 B»n<ct -ifn.^ii mlr - _. ^IJhninie Pearson was given his i a Ring wood and JUTre°eunpw* ooo.' T'e ar bar» on April li and has the Jgarter tomw.a.JrdIs7 hWiUs s«i<x«t*hH .y•e«ar.; Jay the farewell party Walkittgton for two jaws; Janetjlfarahall awTfamily at Greenwood, day night they boat the flow Jockeys of Barrington by a 11 to 6 seem; and' Sunday they beat Sehridere by a 16 to S score. Hitting honors went to Gene Ackennaira in Sunday's game, who had 5 for 6. Tuesday night Rinrwood plays at Spring Grove and Staidly afternoon they play Barrington in a return gana Quite a few from here attends i family of Eranstoa «ent the weekend here. Joe Laurence ia spending a few days with relatives in Chicago. ra. Frank Justen of Chowchilla, Calif., spent Friday evening in the home of her brother, E. E. Writing. Mrs. Ed Bauer and family attended a birthday party for Mrs. Urban Baueerr at Wi nil fonder Lake, Friday eve- Wkm far two years iro years; ; Lou H'uunn t has a churches held a picnic at FfeH Lake Sunday. The new Ringwood unit of Bureau met with Mra. Paul walkington, Friday. Mra. Hogan gave the lesson on "Texture, Color and Meal Planning." Mrs. Mitchell Kane year and two quarters toward as MM, for Bev. and Mra. two-year pin and one quarter towards her third year, Louiae Hunt has one year and two quarters toward second' year: Jimmie Hunt Friday evening. Mr. and . Joe King and Sons of Chicago spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Whiting. Mr. and Mra. Joe Shrer of Waukegan spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Ed Bauer ana family. Mrs. Alan Ainyer and j pa^nu, Mr. and Mrs. E. R Whiting. sbron Sunday eve- Hn T.*n. m anA five a book review on 'Home is ou Find It." Hie Youth Fellowship group entertained in the home of Charlotte and Mary Hogan, Wednesday evening. • * second year; Jean Mussy has and three quarters toward Pater G Chan* There will he no church services w or Sunday school next Aanday, July 4. The following Sunday our new Ssstor, Rev. Charles Stevens, of hio, will be with us. The Home Circle will meet at the rchoolhouse Thursday, July J. They -will present an Antique and Hobby exhibit. Community night was observed in H>e her Groaby has one and one quarter towards his year. At the close of the program^ refreshments were served. Mrs. wm. Pagni entertained memyear family of Hebron spent ning with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Shepard. 1 vear Mrs. Irene Lindermaim daughter of Crystal Lake Thursday evening in the Wm. man home. Mrs. Lena Peet and daughter. Alice, visited relatives at Crystal ! Lake, Sunday afternoon. • and i Mr. and Mrs. Don Smart of Wauspent kegan and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wied- Hoff- rich, Jr., are vacationing at Albert i Lea, Minn. Mrs. L. W. Ender and Miss Frances1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Becking of Wood- Steinbrecker of LaCross, Wis.t are "tock spent Sunday afternoon with visiting their sister, Mrs. Marie , Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Harrison. Hng group for lunch: Wcgner and family. : Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan spent Saturday evemng. Those to, Jim Laurence spent the weekend ^*J^Hf"? attendw«re Dee Isardof Crystal with relatives in Elgin. Lake, Lois Johnson of Chicago, Ce- » u his mother. < leate Ellis of Mt Prospect, Ruth wJ™ J™S**1ep°l1 _ Mr. and Mrs? Kenneth Cristy spent Johnson of Chicago, Marge Izard of «*®mng tW" TL~ Lincolnwood, Mickey Seymour of wflkin^t°n ho™« Sunday afternoon. hom€ at Gtateofc, and Marion Cole, Chicago. BaaahaU Neva Ringwood A.CJ3. • I* n i *"« *no Mrs. Mniwtn cristy sgttnt m the Ben Saturday evening in the John Cristy1 v afternoon home at Huntley. I Mr. and Mrs. Marcellous Wilson of A. W. Smith and S. W. Brown Elgin spent Sunday with her parents, called on .Walter Peatt at Greenwood! |Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Laurence. have run; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norman and Of Dogs wttti Uigt to Km It la not difficult to brsak farm dogs af the habit 0# killing steep or poultry, according to scientific reports. Veterinarians who have studied this problem say that a paychologfcal procedure is ths simplest and moat effective means of dealing with audi cases. Ihsy explain that the killing habit la a "conditioned reflex*". TMs reflex can be Inhibited by repeating the Condi tioned stimulus, which tn this case Is bin •pent t*. with her I „ ed course. For example. If a chickenkilling dog Is surrounded by chickens yet rsatralned ao that It cannot attack them, the atlmull of the sight, smell and aounda of chickens eventually wllL cease to suggest Mlllng. When the dog la freed after a few weeks of doae aaaodatlon with the birds, It no longer wlO be Intersated to destroying them,: The usual procedure Is to confine either the dog or the livestock la a wireeneloasd pen, allowing the dog to be In the aama area with the stock. For the first few days, the dog will bark, drool snap and rush at ths wire fence, but within a period of weeks It win become lsas concerned and finally win pay no attention to the animals. Then, when allowed free association with its former "enemies," the dng win not thotest Recent improvement in robber makes the product ing. This non-atalnittg achieved by ufthag stabilizer or pceaervative, doea not cauaa white rubber to darfcan on expoaure to sunlight and which does not stain white or light colored surfaces with which it comes in contact. Plastic Liver A peraon's liver ir "plastic,** li that it moulds itself to neighboring viscera electrically heated, fti Hy coatroBad drWdng A ia'a statically SUmilar to the familiar in a dairy barn, it ia houaad h « metal cylinder IS inch-- in (Bamalar and 4 feet long. It can he buried In the ground at the right dmtti tsf -- by stock. One 09 urQl aerva IS oi Vi«* " '-J Una ef Le^V pm nmediea at Wattles Drag State, Henry. fioift where Isit^.^ Joe Marsh A. Collins and) mt Sunday with his, one Attractive Earnings With 100% Safety DIVIDENDS PAID 30th AND DECEMBER 31st Our most recent dividend was at the annual rate of.. 3% •f)])en an account now to receive dividends from July. 1st. Dividends'paid from first of July cn investments .tuadt: befo^ tenth of July* * Marengd Federal Savings anil Loan Ass'n Sa¥« by Mail. v Marengo, ' -- ASSETS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS -- This principle has been applied socesafuny on farms where poultry end sheep are kept, but Investigators caution that It may not apply In an cases and that conditions of extreme excitement may cause a recurrence of the Mlllng habit. Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. son of Beloit s mother, Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. Matt Camella andf Mrs. Matt Camella^ Jr., of.Wauke-l igan, Miss Dorothy Linassi of Chica-j ro and Mr. and Mrs. E. Kulin of w%uconda spent Sunday afternoon in i the Wm. ngni home. Mrs. Madeline Stone, Howard Sark, j and Mr. and Mrs. Psul Miller of Renc^ha, Mrs. Arthur Clark of Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Dave! Order vour rubber atanmi at fhfe Hamilton of Racine spent Sunday PUindealer afternoon and evening •ith Mr. and' * ^ iMrs. John Blackman. i . ri y »•; « Mis. Lill ConWsy is visiting ' . Mrs. Cora Flanders. On Thursday j ;afternoon Mrs. Conway, Mrs. Flan-' J ders, Mrs. Blackman and Marv Ann: Wiedrich called on Mrs. Jennie Ba-I con at the Rest Home in Solon Mills.' Mr. and Mrs. Dawson and Victor1, Wegner of Waukesha spent the! . weekend with their mother, Mrs.1 | Marie Wegner. ' Mr. and Mrs. Crape of Morristown, Ind., spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hawley. j Mrs. D. C. Bacon of Crystal Lake and Mrs. Louis Hawley and daughter , Marion, visited Mrs. Jennie Bacon : Sunday at the Solon Mills Rest home. Pampered Formers i n the folks in ear less teleraat, they'd he realty haraed ap ever that nationally escalated article ea "pampered farm* era," describing thesl aa Uviag fffthe f st ef the land. From where I sit the farmer is anything hut "pampered." If he's better off today than twenty yews ago it's because he's worked hard to improve the qaality and quantity of his production. . Take Bert ChUders, for svsmpie Bert is ap st four in the awnlag, ta get the ea the the oveaiag he Inally the misses ever a mtm efbeer. And the farmer today's not euly fsmpsrete ia his habits, like BeirfiH evening glass ef beer... bat telcr*- ant in his opinions. So hell preb« ably say of that article, "somebody' got the facts wrong," and just let it go at that. • ' V Copyright, 1948, United Sata iisssi FmmMm Has Na Atmosphere Scientists say that the moon has ng atmosphere in the sense that atmosphere ia known here. Probably even the atmosphere visited by Profesaor Piccard and Commander Settle, on their trips into the stratosphere, would seem chokingly dense compared with the rare nothingness of the-moon's envelope. Scientists have found that there are no such holders of heat as running water and vegetation on the moon, and there being no atmosphere, the temperatures are exceedingly variable. Water, vegetation and atmosphere act as brakes on the swift changes of temperature. 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