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ThiffffdayrM«*ck 10r 195§x "7«9P% Mp<r rr mkbtkmss! tm M6HENHT SNOW BENEFIT ILLUSIONS McCullom By Eve . - Hospitalized 5BTTB. Ole Olsen entered Memorial hospital, Woodstock, Saturday evening for - observation and eurgery. Marge has been ailing for quite some time and finally decided to have the affected area removed. The date for surgery has not been set as this is written. We understand that Ole and the boys, Tom and Ted, don't appreciate the bachelor life. How about those cheery notes and cards that are so beneficial to shut-ins ? Send them in care of Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Pajama Party Miss Diane Burg, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Art Burg, invited seVeral of her young friends to stay overnight last Saturday. The locaS girls included Mary Grace Myers, Beverly Sesko, Ltrellenr Tomasseild, and Joan O'Brien of McHenry. The full tally of pillows put out of commission haan't been determined yet. However, the little gals must have really used up their , energy because Mama Evelyn' was kept busy over a hot" sfove preparing^ BFeak'fast Sunday morning to assuage the voracious appetites. Visit Maria Academy Those lively gals, Ella Benson and Mary Lekawitch, braved the harrowing experience of driving through the fog to Chicago a week ago Sunday. The event worthy enough to drag them so far from their hometown was dinner at tfhe Maria Academy, on the south side of Chicago. Brave travellers, these two. Smell Something Burning? It's not a brush fire or anything like that! It's only the candles on all the birthday cakes Jh several different homes. Seven little candles and one to grow on will be blown out by Miss Lynne Diane Schultz. - Frank FflfKhUrst vS/OT' iil^doubt assisted by his Iver lovin' Virginia to take care of the twenty-nine torches on his birthday cake. Berenice Bjork Won't have difficulty blowing out hCr twentyone candles. "Whitey" will be standing by with .'jjie-' fire extinguisher. • Best wishes t^'all you. * How the Years fly Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brendle of Knollwood will mark their thirty-seventh wedding- anniversary on Saturday, March 12. Congratulations to this fine couple. Blsa and Data Mr. and Mrs. Joe Passalaqoa, formerly , of Ontario, Canada, spent the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Passalaqua. Joe removed his vintage 1923 sihow car from the Passalaqua garage, where it had been stored. Here's hoping he'll win many more prizes with it! Lena and Fred Eckhardt entertained company from Momence, 111. Mr. and Mrs. George Cable and children and Chuck Ingersol are due back from Miami, Fla., today. They should have some interesting tales to relate. CONSERVATION SCHOOL A new state Conservation Education school for teachers will be conducted at the state fairgrounds, June 13 through July. l, 1955. Its three weeks of instruction will carry three semester hours or four quarterhours undergraduate credit at the' University of Illinois, Southern Illinois University, Joliet Junior College, and the four state teachers colleges. Gost of the course will be a registration fee, and $62 to cover meals, lodging, insurance and field trips. Housing facilities at the fairgrounds will limit enrollment to. 100' men and 100 women. Applicants will be accepted on a first-come basis. Blanks for enrollment are being sent to county superintendents of schools throughout Illinois. Additional copies may be obtained by writing Dr. B. K. Barton, Room 407, Centennial Building, Springfield. Down through thtf years there hks beeh a firmly fbted tr&dltttm in the minds of most people that snow assures good crops the following year. However, snow is prone to he deceptive in two respects: First, it is a little like1 money -- piled deeply in some' places and swept bare in others. This Is especially true' in the Great Plains area, where shows frequently come' as blizzards and much of the open highways, farm buildihgs and grooves' does comparatively little good to the crops which grow in the fields. Secondly, snow which accumulates during the Winter not infrequently is thawed so fast by a late March warm spell that most of the water runs off. This, of course, oan happen very easily wheii there ,is still frost in the- ground under the snow. The big floods in the Missouri River Valley in April, 1952, were a direct reisult of such a sudden thaw's following a record snowfall of the previous winter in the Dakotas, Montana and Minnesota, its all right to think of snow as a big asset to agriculture, but it isn't as all- Wiptortant as it is 7 frequently thought to be! 3AROEST BUSIEST CHEAPE^l WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS WORWICK'S McHenry Camera Center Cameras Photographic Equipment Amateur and Professional Bought, Sold and Exchanged PHOTO SUPPLIES „ View Masters and Reels Color Films Processed Family Album S&e Us Before You Buy Worwick's Studio 117 N. Riverside DrfV PHONE McHENRY 275 Low Cost Fuel At Your Door Why use out-moded fuels with all the extra work they cause? We will deliver convenient, thrifty, safe Bottled Gas direct to your door, wherever you live. ALTHOFFS HARDWARE "McHenry County's Leading Hardware" Phone 284 601 Main St McHenry, HL Which one of these birds Is uojir BIG BILL THE COST-OF-LIVING BIRD {He's twice at big a* he wot 25 year* ago) 'UTTLE BILL* your electric friend-- fee Btill work# for ponaiee! How Public Service Company keeps your electric bill down Today, you're using mote electricity but, like most Northern Illinois families, you re getting almost twice as much of it for your money as you did 25 years ago. One of the ways Public Service Company keeps your electric bill down is through improved equipment like our newest 160,000 kilowatt generators. These giants squeeze three times the electrical "juice" from every ton of coal as was possibles years ago. So, though cost of living has doubled, electricity, your taken-for-granted life line to better living, costs you less per kilowatt hour than it did back in 1930. 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