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m ; * » • 7 . ^ " ^ • > ^ H > \ \ • . • > ; 1.^, iv'j(ht|r ,*1»tv. /'nil HI, TH&ZE,6AN&y.~ WHOtB X» BLMNKreOIN lnot EXAdriy. LOOK.' rr5 GOT? /--f HARMONICA HOLDER ft VJNNTS TO BECOME WITH THAT HUH lMWABftiy MUSCTAN LEVISION SHOW.' WHAT IN TARNATIONS % LEFT FREE PLAttSEAUC* Y< * If OH l\ ( I I I i i l ' i i *r-v»»> <>--» r ^ April 27, 1950 QIKL SCOUT NOTES A salute to the McHenry Girl Scouta. Dear Girt Seoifi: This Is to thanfc each and every Brownie and Intermediate Girl 8cout who participated in our Girl Scout pageant, Friday night, April 21, at the high school auditorium. Bach girl is to be commended for her part in making the program a success. They are also to be thanked for their grand behavior both on and off the stage. Our purpose in presenting the pageant to the McHenry community, was to acquaint the parents anA friends of Girl Scouts with the activities and aims of Scouting and In this I am sure we succeeded. Girl Scouts I salute you. At this time I would like to thank Mrs. Clarence Anglese for the grand work she did for us as the narrator on our program. Also to Mary Kay Freund, pianist, and Mrs. Donald Barger, for her directing of the staging. Thanks to all of the leaders, assistant leaders, troop committee members and **'1 other adults who worked together to make up the program. These local women gu^dp and direct the McHenry Grll Scout Work. Our Adult Girl Scout organisation, through its breakfast meetings aftd by the cooperation of each member, formulates policies and msintains the standards recommended bv the national Olrl Scoot organisation. To the appreciative and generis sadiewce, I am sure yon took home With you the feeling that the /<Hrl Scouts In McHenry are united ,together hi a worthwhile national and world-wide organisation. The program and policies set up by the national organisation are healthy id wholesome. The purpose of Olrl Scouting is to help prepare girls for. their future responsibilities in the home, and as activp citisema In their community and In the world. It also maintains standards that we hope will inspire girls to high ideal# of charity and conduct IS;':'.'/'1 Sincerely, Mfs Frank J. Chun Pres. of the Adult Girl Scout organiza- , • 'tlon. ! The next meeting of the Adult Girl Scout organization will be held May 2, Tuesday morning, at 9:30 at the American Legion Home, hostess, Mrs. J. A. Roesch. All leaders are ufged to attend, as piaas are to be made concerning the. Mother and Daughter tea and the Father and Daughter dinner. Waiting Center Chicago today leads all cities In commercial printing and in the printing and publishing of trade catalogs and telephone directories. Read the Want Ads. U.8. Petato Crep " 'fen to 20 per cent of the tJ. potato crop (field run) consists of small and cull potatoes. Tftiey are suitable for livestock feed. Mo'aday we had the oilfportunity to attend the McHenry county ministerial meeting at Wauconda. The program for the meeting was the report given by Rev. Oisen of Marengo and Rev. Weisshaar of Crystal Lake, of the Illinois Methodist Ministers' Seminar held at Washington, D. C. last February. One of tlitv mainYinclusions of the discussion way that it is vital to our American way of. life that we draft worthy individuals to represent us in our,government. It wp as a nation desire to be looked jip to, rather than down at, we must cease our "pork barrel" type of politics and lift our aims to better the life of all •humanity. Rear Adm. fS. .W. Salisbury, chief of chaplains; United. States navy, in addressing.this' Seminar, made the startling statement that approximately r.O percent of the recruits in the navy have never been to church, and many of them are openly antagonistic toward the idea. Does this sound like America is a Christfan nation? The problem of old has a message for ns today. If you haven't read it recently we* challenge you to turn- to it and read it as though you were reading an article just off the press. It 6ould well have been written just for us. ,He rebukes man's inhumanity to man, the dishipatioiu that accompanies wealth, self-sufficient pride and man's blindness in religion. The'only hope for the nation and the world, says Amos, is to seek God, and do his will. It was true 760 B. C. and it is true 1950 A. D. Sunday we gave out the attendance awards in Sunday School. Mrs. Roche's class won the attendance banner and the following scholars received awards. To rerceive an award the scholar must no( miss over six Sundays during thejpear. Four year award: Divine Riet-' esel, Ilene Basseti anci Dick (Collins. ^ Three year award:' Lillian Price* Allan Rietesel, Anita Barger, Cynthia Rourke, George Ensign, Patsy Ann McCracken, Homer Bassett, Donna Barger, Joan Collins. Norman Eggfcrt, Guy Chamberlain, Barbara Eggert, Toby Johnson and Valaria Johnson. Two year award: Mary Ann Pottle. - * One, year award: Harry Stinespring.' • ine month award: Kurt Lance, Petelr and Terry Engle and L«e Vance. Six months award: Michael and Johnny Reese, Camilla Covalt. Nancy Caldwell, Sue Peyton, Richard Dickow and Donald Dowe. Three month: John and Karen Bailey, Bobby Haug and Judy Judy Roesch. In the down stairs department there was a special award given out to Dianne Rietesel for completing her . first year of perfect attendance. In the upstairs department, Ilene Bassett completed .three consecutive years of perfect attendance and she will be presented with her award in the near future. Congratulations to you both and keep it up. The W.S.C.S. met last Thursday and officers were elected for the coming year and will be installed at the June meeting. Mrs. p. W. Klontz presented the program of the afternoon by telling of her winter in the South. Circle S announces that their next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Petersor on May 3rd, RECORD TOW . . Duchess Gloria Carnation Classic, registered Holstein-Friesian cow owned by Hickory Creek Farms, McCullom Lake, has recently completed an advanced registry production record of 1085.7 pounds of butterfat and 28,184 pounds of milk on three milkings daily during the last year. She started her test period at the age of 7 years 11 months. "Gloria" is e 45lst U.S. Holstein-Friesian to produce more than 1,000 pounds of butterfat ia a year, and the 109th to do so on 3 milkings, daily. "Gloria" also holds second place for all of Illinois' full-aged- Holsteins milked three times daily in the yearly division, advanced registry test. CO 'Firepreef' Battdiags ID ISM Peter Cooper rolled wrought iron beams for use in "fireproof' buildings at Trenton. New Jersey. SiUycrih « for The Plaindealer ; ;Ph<Mte as or hail ns . . . . No* ! 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The board o( district No. 72, at its meeting lMjtv . week, voted to grant an increase, to the grade school teachers which brings their salaries equal ' to those of the high school teseh^f? •"h who have equal training una,.; experience. ATTEND MEETING Beverly Schwerman and' Smale, seniors, accompanied Miss Maurie Taylor, adviser, rep* resented the McHenry Studeriit Council by attending a state meeting held in Peoria laqt FrU day and Saturday. X O T I C K i :-y . ... lf,or . H fcV RAlEIfiH PRODITTi / -•»' (all ' H 1 4 ' McHENRY 501-J-l " ACCURATE TO THE OUNCE' The weight of the medicine in your prescription may weigh leu than an ouiice but you know it's measured accurately if we fill the prescription. Every tiniest measurement is made with keen accuracy so that you -get exactly what the doctor ordered. You can always trust us for accuracy. 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