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:'a. W-. THE McHEWAY fLAmDEALER^, - V,.', • .^ /' V. . -- ivnity Honored C. H. Duker Who, MEf bf Robert Oiborn Continued from Page 1 rr i tiM Banner," after which a re- <*|>tJoo in the school cafeteria announced. For another two hours teach- Pa and their pupils of many 'iywrs ago, along with friends, 7 ( recalled memories -- some hap-1 . 'Ijpy, gome amusing -- of other times. Ttieir own pleasuie^iM-^n-' reunion was only toppejeKby the 'genuine happiness which they jifelt for one who had so often extended a helping hand - of friendship in days gone by. Mr. Duker made the following comment this week as he recalled the numerous highlights' of the program which honored him Sunday: "It is at a time like this .that a "words, both oral and printed, are found inadequate to express the , Vdeep sense of appreciation which \ V one feels. To Fred Meyer for his leadership, to the Catholic Orjer ',:ot Foresters for their sponsorship, and to the citizens1 if Mc- Henry for their coo-peration, I i express my thanks. The happif ness and deep seated pleasures which I experienced th:oughout the program much more than paid for whatever effort I have made in behalf of the boys a/id girls of McHenry. Teachers go along through life doing their tasks as those tasks appear without too much thought *t>f either immediate or ultimate rewards. I hope that each teacher who has been so doing may feel that, symbolically, the program of last Sunday was for him; that * the program was a demonstration that McHenry likes, respects ani appreciates Its teaoherB." County Man Receives Sentence To Vandalia AJ Lundborg of rural WoodstQ6) c. who was apprehended last week for passing bad checks throughout the county, and in 'particular in £his community, has been seatenced to serve six maoths at the -state farm at .Vandalia by Judge Henry L. Cc^t After pleading guilty to four charges, he was sentenced on one to the Vandalia term. On the a o Dm TroY«l«r» Safety In nina out of tan traffic accident* last year, the driver--not the car-- was at fault. Only YOU can provent accidental OPEN SEALED BIDS ON IMPROVEMENT OF FOX RIVER MARCH 23 Sealed bids will be opened March 23 by the state Division of Waterways and contracts let for the improvement project In the Pox river between the McHenry dam and a point south of Rawson bridge, northeast of Gary. As a result, a 100-foot wide channel will provide boating enthusiasts access to a greater travelling distance up and dawn the river. The proposals cover dredging and excavating one and one-half been In progress for making the Fox river navigable between Algonquin and McHenry. Dredging operations began about three years ago south of the Rawson bridge. Work has been carried on only during the summer time. ot^ers he was placed on proba- > mile6 01 the river disposing tion for two yeaps after com- a*mos^ 75,000 cubic yards of pleting the sentence He is to make restitution on " the checks. waste material. For several years work has AUTO ACCIDENT Cars d:iven by William Talbot of Chicago and Gabriel Jerome of Island Lake were damaged last Sunday afternoon when they collided on Rt. 176, near the Lake-McHenry county line. The Jerome auto was reported to be unable to stop at the intersection and it skidded into the Talbot car. sf* T-i~ . ; • , ' ; •* ' ' ' * y Thursday, The Gutenberg Bible was published in 1445. Uncle Sain Says s-J/,/,, It's Inr Freedom -- Protect It! What hotter can yon do In times like it initiate the teamwork relds an invincible defense fatee. Tfcamwork like that means a •tronf America. U. S. Savings Bonds are now Defense Bod. . and yonr pwehue of these bonds means yon are dMng your part in building a Strong, financial America. Buy them nam and bny them regularly through the Payroll Savings Plan where you week or the Beod-A-Month Plan at U S. Tnwwry thpmtmmml FOR SALE New 2 Bedroom Home ON CRESCENT DRIVE, COUNTRY CLUB SUBDIVISION, McHENRY, ILL. $11,000 $3,500 Down - Small Monthly Payments OPEN FOR INSPECTION , SUNDAY. MARCH 14 After 10 AJfl. # Or For Appointment CALL WOODSTOCK 1399 FRETT and JACKSON 220 MAIN STREET WOODSTOCK, ILL. Educational Agricultural Chemical .Meeting McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MONDAY. MARCH 15th. - 7:30 P. M. Wire Worms, Corn Seed Maggots and Root Worm# See the latest film "CORN'S HIDDEN ENEMIES" Presented by: Professor William H. Luckmah, Shell Chemical Corporation. Spittle Bug, Aphids, Clover Leaf Weevil and Alfalfa Weevil WEEVILS"** !Um "SPITTLE BUG' CLOVER LEAF and ^ALFALFA Presented by. Koss H. Allnvon, Entomologist with Herctfteg Powder Company. Corn Flea Beetle and Corn Borers PlSTqias^Co1 J Andrews' Representative of Corona Chemical Division of PHWhorgh wlf F 1 ILM,'34A5mG THE MOST OF a MIRACLE" this ijigton released by the American-Plant Food Council at Wash- Oon't fail to attend this EDUCATIONAL. AGRJC-m ttto at XJ1Jt Schoo! Auditorium on Monday night. £.<he MtHenry High your benefit. NO ADMISSION CHARGE. ' 7.30 p.m. which is being held for Program Sponsored by J $tfienee%. sfmletoon. DAIRYMAN 5 5UPPLY CO. • • BOX 34 MeHiNRY, ILL. V*. t• • r* For the combined efforts of the various local 4-H clubs, in {resenting their window displays in observance of National 4-H Week, they were awarded the grand championship of the county. The Busy Three display In Vycital's Hardware store window was awarded grand championship among all clubs, receiving a fifteen dollar prize. In the agriculture division, the Huntley Boys received a first and the Woodstock Better Goals dub a second prize. " *s ; In the home economics division, the Riley Girls won first prize and the Grafton Girls of Huntley were second. The contest wa4 held to promote 4-H work and to publicize the work of the 4-H'ers and their activities. Needless to say, the local clubs are grateful for the cooperation of McHenry business firms in placing the displays in prominent places. Many achievements have been recorded during the past year by local clubs. At the 1953 fair, tJie Party-a- Month dub was dedared grand champion. McHenry also had a county model at the state fair, Charlotte Hogan, and an alternate, Annette Smith. The grand champion individual E room improvement exhibit at the fair went to Mary Lynn Hogan and the grand olrampion milk dish was prepared by Marita Thomson. Annette Smith was recognized again for her grand champion baking powder biscuits, while the clothing dub exhibit blue ribbon went to the project of the Ringwood Sunshine Girls and Busy Bumble Bees. The electric activity award, a trip to Camp Shaw-waw-nas-see, went to John Hogan, while prizes for Duroc hog production were awarded to Dave Smith. Charlotte Hogan became fair queen to add to the laurels of the local folks. LOCAL 4-H WINDOW DISPLAYS AWARDED 4 COOKS CORNER COUNTY HONORS * When the winter weather keeps us more or less indoors we can enjoy many tasty oven dinners. Ham, of course, is always good and one needn't think, always, of a whole or half ham. Slices of ham are fine prepared in many different ways. This oven-cooked slice of ham goes well with baked potatoes and baked apples. This makes full use of the oven ffrr an hour or so.. Baked Ham 81k* 1 lb. slice of ham, % Inch thick t Few cloves , % cup vinegar Vi cup water 2 tbsp. sugar 2 tsp. mustard Remove rind from ham. Stick cloves into both sides. Place In pan just the size of meat. Pour vinegar, water, sugar and mustard (well mixed) over the ham. Bake In moderate oven until crisp and tender, basting with liquid in pan several times during baking period. Bake about forty-five Idahoes will require about one hour. This generous Mrs. Joseph Kotoeratine of Colmar was elected president of the Oak Park and River Forest group of the Hammond Organ society at the annual meeting held recently. Mrs. Francellia Burton of Northfield ii vicepresident. The societies include groups of organists who meet once a month ait members' homes, with guest artists giving the program. ST. PATRICK'S PARTIES Mrs. Ralph Peacock and Miss Minnie Bohn are co-chairmen of the St. Patrick's day card parties, to be held Wednesday, March 17, both afternoon and evening, at the Moose lodge, Woodstock, by the woman's auxiliary of Memorial hospital. Dessert will be served at 1:30 o'clock for the aflternbon players and at 8 o'clock to open, the evening aocial. • Read The t^int Ads t!i:i;iiiiii iiiiiitii iiiiMiliilTiii iii!n!i!i:iiiiiii;i!iiii!iit!imii'i!rri!n;n!iiiit!iii!i!itrnmi!i!mm!!!i!H!iiiit!i!iiiriii;i!i[iti!iiii 111 I TALK ABOUT i KING SIZE | LeRoy Will Give ... 1 *100°° TRADE-IN On A SERVEL, Gas or Electric REFRIGERATOR $ 175 00 Occipitofrontal is the technical name for the scalp muscle. LeRoy M. Smith -- West Elm Street McHenry, HL OPEN EVERY NTTE ~l>llltrmilirillll1l!lllllilfli|iftf!lillltlllll!1ilini!ltniirtlTf11!lll!l!l!lllll!l!l!lilil!T!fIl!i:iilll!lii:i!t!l!lll!l'l1lilI11ttltl1tlliI[Wli|1l!lirimi!lll!l<flt!l!lil!H' It Pays to Advertise la The McHenry Plaindeakr Attention Contractors OF McHENRY TOWNSHIP The New Addition To The AMERICAN LEGION HOME POST 491 - Be Open For Bids FRIDAY,. MARCH R 1954 * GENERAL CONTRACTOR • PLUMBING CONTRACTOR HEATING HOT AIR ft HOT WATER ALTERNATE BIDS • ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR *• • Plans and Specifications Can Be Obtained From JOHN V. ANDERSON Crystal Spring Road (Bull Valley) WOODSTOCK, ILL. Public Opening of Bids Monday, March 29,8 P .M. At The American Legion Home McHenry, I1L The Right Is Reserved To Reject Any Or All Rids DON'T MISS THESE i u i at your CENTRAL CERTIFIED Store thursday, Friday and Saturday Only McLAUGHLINS - Reg,, or Drip Grind Manor House Coffee U. (Limit 2 To A Customer) 89 c FANCY • VINE RIPENED Tomatoes 2 W 29" COUNTRY CHARM . a Dean's MILK cal 63 CERTIFIED COUNTRY FRESH - PUSS CREAMERY _ _ BUTTER . . . "> 65 FRESH - GOLDEN _ j A Smoked CHUBS « 49' Short Cut - Top Grade - U. S. Good STANDING RIB >9 • we O* \WOQ ROAST LB ROAST WITH RONE IN FOR THAT ADDED FLAVOR 45 TOP GRADED - U. S. GOOD RIB STEAKS Easy-To-Take 'And Economical 495, CRISP - SOLID JUMBO SIZE HEAD LETTUCE EA. 10 A VARIETY OF FRESH FISH For Every Lenten Menu BARGAINS GALORE At Your Certified Store WATCH FOR WEEKLY SPECIALS CORNERS OF GREEN & ELM STREETS /