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wmm < , % r % - * > 7 > ^ ^ J * ' ' • " ~ ; > ^ ^ ^ v . ^ ' x ' 1 v v - . Th&rsday, November 4 1954 v ;-„\ >2Sfc£ THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER tvwcawibr OF ewawrr SPECIALIST OFFERS ATTRACTIONS TO BOYS ANP GIRLS-- EXACTING EPUCATION AND WORK, BUT INDEPENDENCE, FAIR ir&OMg, AND THE OPPORTUNITy TO SERVE PEOPLE IN A FIELD NOT GENERALLY OVERCROWDED. Aum. ? S££ NAME INVERTED OELOW^ 7V«5 ENGLISHMAN (16S9-I930) UNSUCCESSFULLY ATTEMPTED THE EXACTING CAREER OF AN EYESIGHT SPECIALIST BEFORE WINNING FAME AS AN AUTHOR OF DETECTIVE STORIES, SAYS THE BETTER VISION INSTITUTE. HORSES HAVE A CONSIDERABLE DEGREE OF-COLOR VISION. THEIR EVES ARE MOST SENSITIVE TO GREEN ANP YELLOW- leAST SENSITIVE TO RBO. S7AOd MVNOZf HtfHJmV W9 OUR ANCESTORS WORE "FLAT" SPECTACLE LENSES AND COULD SEE PERFECTLY ONLY THROUGH THE MIPDLEj BUT WE MODERNS HAVE LENSES CURVED fN SAUCER-LIKE SHAPE, WHICH PROVIDE EXCELLENT VISION ALL OVER. NEW LASS LENS R TIMES, AND I pV MANY DIFFERJ |»E ANCIENT EGY/ \STRY ANP BE EN" FAS8 LENSES^ 'TIMES, AND! MANY DIFFER] {1 ANCIENT EfiYj $RY AND BE# SCHOOL CLUB GETS COMMISSION CHARTER ON CITIZENSHIP The civjcs club of St. John's school has.this past week received its official charter from the Commission on American Citizenship in Washington, D. C. The charter formally recognizes the local unit, which was recently organized. Pupils of grades seven and eight comprize its membership. Officers of the newly organized club are Charlene Freund, president; Ronald Smith, vice-president; George Diedrich, secretary; and Albert Cajthaml, treasurer. The club is one of 2,200 Catholic clubs chartered in the United States "in the past year. Sponsored by the Commission of American Citizenship of the University of America in Washington, D. C., these clubs foster training in good citizenship. Through monthly projects featured in the N&tfotitfF' * Catholic Weekly for students of the upper elementary grades, these young students learn in a concrete way the meaning of Christian social living based on the principal of justice and charity. This year the Commission has set up for the clubs a program of study and action under the general theme, "We need one another." It stresses the interdependence of urban and rural people. Classified Ads are Read by Everyone! i4 J9 Am I My Brother's Keeper •(Author's name below) Every one in our Pharmacy knows that he is, his brother's keeper" everytime we compound a prescription. When you bring us a prescription you place your life in our care. We accept this serious responsibility. We pledge ourselves to compound every prescription as though it were for our own "Brother". Ask Your Physician To Phone McHENRY 26 When You Need A Medicine A great many thoughtful people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? * NYE Drug Store "WALGREEN AGENCY" 129 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS "Quotation from Gfenesis 700 BC Copyright D-5 ORGANIZE PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF THE HANDICAPPED Parents arid friends of handicapped children will form an organization when they hold their second meeting Nov. 17 in the Clay street school therapy center at Woodstock. The center is maintained by the MoHenry county chapter of the Illinois Association for the Crippled, which sponsored a meeting Wednesday night to discuss a parents' organization; Julius Heberlein of Woodstock was named temporary chairman of the group and he explained how parent organizations had been operated in other counties. He said that mutual problems could be discussed and often resolved in parent groups and programs could be planned for the benefit of all. It Pays to Advertise 4-H Town. Inc., Shows Progress 4-H Town, Inc., realized a net profit of $696.41 during the past year, it was revealed at the annual meeting held last week. Income items included 5760.23 from the McHenry County Fair association, which represented half of the 19§3 fair profits; $944.77 from state aid on new improvements made; $375 rental income from carnival and circus activities; $434 in donations; $150 fiom sale of alfalfa hay from the race track infield and $9.50 miscellaneous income. Expense items totalled $1,980. New' officers of 4-H Town, elected at the meeting, include George Rasmussen, Woodstock, re-elected president; Robert Gardner, Solon Mills, vice-president; Mrs. Clarence . Seegers, Marengo, secretary; and H. R. Kiltz, Woodstock, re-elected treasurer. It will be remembered that the corporation leases from the county on a 99-year lease part of the grounds. It also owns ten acres at the rear which includes the parking lot, livestock area and the east end of the race track. All of the permanent buildings and improvements are owned and maintained by the corporation. At the annual meeting it was reported that the Pair association wanted to sell the 30-foot strip of land along the west side of the fairgrounds to the corporation for one dollar, thus putting all property in one hand. This was accepted. Newest additions made in 1954 LOOK Where People Advertise ADVERTISE Where PEOPLE LOOK The McHenry Plaindealer Page Five • \'9i? LOST Hundreds of dollars each week by people with used things to sell who do not use the Plaindealer Classified Ads. TPF CREAM Still the "Finest" Ice Cream made . . . Today! All Flavors. Buy it at BOLGER'S DRUG STOHE SL GREEN ST. PHONE 40 HcHJENKT, ILL. are a new dining hall built by the corporation and the new horse bam built by the McHenry County Trotting club, which has a year 'round agreement with the corporation on use of the track. Membership in 4-H Town, Inc., includes all members of the Farm and Home Bureau boards and the chairman of the county board of supervisors. The board of directois consists of the officers of the Farm and Home Bureaus, their 4-H committee chairmen and the chairman of the county board. Read The Want Am! COMING EVENTS » • >• > .3. \ November 6 Moose Feather Party ather Party -- Morse Lodge - 8 P. M. November £ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Btazaar ai.ti C-feteria Supper -- America. Legion Home Circle 1, W.S.C.S., Meeting -- Mir. George Prawl Home, Shorewood Subdivision -- 1 p.m. -- Dessert Luncheon Moose Men's Business Meeting -- Election of Prelate O.E.S.. Election of Officers -- Acacia Hall -- 8 p.m. November 10 Circle 3 , W.S.C.S. -- Regular Meeting at C. H. Duker Residence -- 1:30 p.m. November 12 Book Fair -- Edgebrook School -- 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. November IS Family Style Dinner and Bazaar -- Sponsored by Women of Nativity Luthrean Church -- Acacia Hall -- Btuzaar Staits 2:30; Dinner 5:30 Moose Hay Rack Party, -- Square Dance Johnsburg Community Club Annual Feather Party. November 14^ Feather Party -- St. Patrick's Church Hall -- Sponsored by Holy Name Society. November 16 Johnsburg Public school P.T.A. •Meeting -- 8 p.m. -- School Basement Women of the Moose Social Meeting - November 20 Public Party Given by Women of the Moose -- Lodge Hall -- 8 p.m. November 21 Annual Feather Party -- St. Mary's School Hall -- 8 P. M. November 23 Moose Meeting Attend Your ClutfcKl^ Whether You Like JAZZ or T0E-TAPPAN* RECORD'S . . . You'H find them all at . . . STEFFAN'S MUSIC STORE 514 Main St. Phone 123-4 "Use Our Christmas Lay- \way" relator SERVICE! 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