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' ^ »v j • W -*v THE MPH FJIYEIY Of Bagpipe Band Hospital Auxiliary wood and silver, gift of an Aberdeen businessman. The mace, or bfeton, is inscribed "To Commemorate the Happy Memories Left in Aberdeen, Aufcust 13-14, 1952." Iowa's Highlanders, with 65 plaid-clad lassies, not all of whom will make the Woodstock trip, is the largest bagpipe band in the world. Uniforms include authentic Scottish details. The girls march at all of the University of Iowa's home games and between halves perform the highland fling, sword danc^ reels and hornpipes. Jn addition to playing pipes and drums, they sing Scottish folk songs in harmony. Tickets may be secured at Nye's drug store and at the Toddler Shop. LAWN and GARDEN CARE • 1 v By Alihoff'g Hard PROMINENT SWINE PRODUCING FIRMS ON CHICAGO MARKET Musi<t lovers are anticipating with enthusiasm the appearance of the Scottish Highlanders, all girl bagpipe band i>f the State University of Iowa, which will appear at the Woodstock high achool auditorhim -*t • 8tl$ •o'clock Saturday, April 11. Proceeds will benefit the Memorial Hospital for ifcHenry county. They are led by Director William L. Adam son, whom Chicago Scots" dabbed the "Outstanding 8c0t of ldS2" last December at tht aifnual Feast of the Haggis of the St. Andrew society of Illinois. Orgafeised by Ad&msch in 1937 at a male marching group, the fUfchhuiders became" a feminine Contingent during World War & when male enrollment *POPP«f I. in the summer of 1992 U|iy *1»ecame the first Urtlted Stages drum and bagpipe corps fb|t0ur'Scotland, the home of the Skeptical at first aboqt American girls wearing the traditional kilts, the Scottish people rapidly became fond of the Iowa lassies clad in the authentic tartars of Caledonia's clans. As one token of Scottish appreciation, Drum Major Mtffydal* iferrilto tmmts a new five-foot mace of cocus Two prominent M c H e n r y county swine producing firms were represented with high sales the Chicago Stock Yards on 'ednesday's market. 5 Lawrence Johnson, of Hebron, shipped forty-seven j)ead , of Chester White crossbred butchvV hogs that averaged ' 245 pounds each and sold for the practical top of $21.15 per cwt. Hidkory Creelk Farms, of 'Mc- Henry, consigned thirty-seven head of crossbred butcher stock that averaged '265 pounds eac h which sold for $21.00 per cwt. Although these hogs were somewhat uneven in their weights they sold with no sorting. * The extreme top of $21.25 per cwt. was paid freely on highly selected meat-type stook that averaged 200-240 pounfts on Wednesday's market. Control Latum Weeds Weeds are the greatest enfcrtiy of all cultivated vegetation, whether it be a lawn, vegutatjfe garden, or field crop. PrtftMtbfy more crop failures have been caused by weeds than drought, floods, or fires combined. The important first step in ridding your lawn of weeds and insuring against future weed infestation is to have a heavy carpet of healthy turf. Four things are essential to ^building and maintaining a good turf: Adequate soil moisture; abundant plartt nutrients; not too close mowing'; favorable soil reaction.: thus, if you water your lawn thoroughly, rather than merely sprinkle it; fertilize your lawn during those periods when the grass will tr benefited but not the weeds (early spring and fall); and leave enough leaf area on the grass after mowing to insure healthy plant growth (about 1% inches) you will have done much towards having, the weedless lawn. A heavy turf is only the firs step in suppressing the weed menace in your lawn. In order tc cany out a truly effective Wee elimination campaign, special measures for their control must b taken. This means the diligent use of chemical weed killers, applied in accordance with the manufacturers' instructions. Tests have shown that the effectiveness FOR THE BEST IN TV SEE YOUR - IVIUNTZ T V. REPRESENTATIVE DON WEINGART pf chemical controls almost doubled when applied as a ftoe inist from a sprayer. We, therefore, recorfhfend the Use .of ,i sprayer Whenever p^aUale.^ 9prajr Your Pls»bi / W3 Correct timing of the, application is particularly important in controlling fungus diseases in plants. Sprays must be used to form a protective barrier between the plant and th* fungus* dpore ok jiicttisukar itjkjcfi FOR CRIVINa HAZARD Whenever, new . concrete pave* mept is constructed. Ph the Illinois rural primary highway system there kre uftuaBy soft, freshly seeded 'ittotfldefll ton «*Ch side. The shoulders along highways which have been in use for a long time, are generally well compacted fund cover^ with turf but new shoulders 'may be extremely soft and have only a ferprouting of *nfew £ras* in the *prin*. . .. j • t Any m^tqrlfet who-is forced the pavement or drives onto the* Remember, too, to always spray shoulder in the spring f&ces conbefore rains, since during rain the aider able hafeard. Thfc h»*&rd is fungus often germinates and eh- riBweased lff t$e shoulder hapters the plants before there is IP"18 ® ^ constructed another chance to spray; By makn ?ne- ^i® apHng the motorist ing the spray conform to the wil1 find mor* shoulder concounHes Tast ^"ar^*reacKe3' tEeTr highest point in traffic deaths since the a^at* began compiling these figures sixtetpn years ago. These are: Montgomery, 32; Massac, 12; Lee, 24, Kankakee, 30; Livingston, 39; Carroll, 6; Eftifgham, 17; Lake, 87;- and Logan, 23. Overcoming a general rising trend in traffic fatalities, three counties achieved notablfe reduction: Iroquois, from 32 to 15; Sangamon, from 48 to 28, and Madison, from 71 to 43. Eosenstone's report noted a' 2 per cent increase In automotive travel in Illinois last ytear. The 7.6 deaths recorded for each 100 million miles is 6 per cent highev than in 1961, and marks the first yearly increase of Mta rfnd* since the end of World War II. ^ Ywe*?le«e OWMBM Tero-pi«©« cottumes "at IwmI * •onsisting at a slender «ldrt .eaT •- p US Jacket are perfect togallime* t '*> Whqsi you want variety, wear W Jacket with a pleated skirt or fl* ridri with a sweater and • lulgM , scarf. ; stage of advance of the plant and by keeping In touch with weathe. forecasts, you can adopt a spraying schedule which will prevent insects and fungus diseases from marring the beauty of your lawn and garden. The important thing it to spray the plant before inoculation is due to take place.* For your spraying operation to be most effective the sprayer used nliust give sufficient pressure and a finely divided or mist spray which will cover the. plant evenly. All parts of ttie plant ,tmistKbe Covered thoroughly. I,t is t>articularly important to spray trorr Underneath the plant up through it, so as to thoroughly cover the: under stirfacss of • the leaves. Adv. 1 .1' M) .. ...•»» Sabsaribe To The Plated--»er strttctlon along the highways than in any year since the resumption of -unrestricted travel following . the world war. *I5ie mileage of new concrete pavement built into, the primary highway system last yeqr was con* siderably more than the average annual mileage btfilt in the pluvious five years. Hie motoHat' should be especially alert for hazardous highway shoulders -this spring • * /" IwDomfeNt nincxMib • Of tljfc l62 counties of Illinois, tinly, Kitrtaat has tjfe distinctly 'bt b^ing . dtreej. from any fatal traffic fcocidjffit In 1962,.. accord* ^to Edwin ^A. Ro*«nstone. dlrfctdn' of t^iblic Works and Buildings. Calhoun and Hardin Counties set a- similar. "no -traf^ lie faj.aHty'* reCdfift. in ,1951. Nine i •> «iii ),j m.mru • . | Mm mm mm „nu msmi No lAote G»9^aae ptoble^ "f • "Mif, AITB 5 P. M. PHONE 799-M » i,3 a 801 N. GREEN STREET Do you like to play Cribbage? (S A Friday evening Cribbage Tournament will be held starting Friday, April 1 Oth, 9:00 P. M., at the McHenry Post Legion Hom^ ' open to any interested pla^of« If you like to piahicipate please tip f present. V V. r For further infpiiBiati^ni phcWff:' i i ^*^VaU and - 294 ' it- f-.i American ... -ra^i "Ston - m V;AmwTn i^91on, .W !(> POWER i fWN LOWERS ' tJftequalled daigo, petjform- ' ance and value. . 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