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"' V ' ^ 1 * ^v«!8^' wi^' *s ^ - ^/# r" v" * *- ** T1 ^5£?? ay, NovemberlO, 1955. THE IfeHENRY PLAINDEALER '••• :^ii® '•M .T '.J ips oh raffic CHARLES F. CARPENTIER Secretary of State ., Mental distractions are responsible for many of our highway accidents. When behind the steering %heel, a motorist should give undivided attention to the task of driving. That quarrel with th« wife or husband should be forgotten. Troubles at the office Bhould be driven from the mind of a motorist while operating a vehicle. The fraction of a second that it takes to get the mind off a personal problem and to face a sudden crisis on the highway may easily cost a life. Emergency decisions come up almost every day in the life of a motorist. A driver must ever be on the alert for the motorist who will suddenly cut in front of his vehicle while making a right turn from the second lane . . . for the driver who pulls away from the Olirb without looking . . . for the Impatient, inconsiderate motorist %ho makes a left turn without Waiting for an adequate opening. Don't let your mind wander when driving. The operation of a vehicle demands full attention of the driver. Day-dreaming at the wheel jfipay cost you your life. A copy of the completely new "Rules of the Road" booklet will be sent to you free upon request. Write to CHARLES F. CARPENTIER, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois. FFA NEWS The McHenry F.F.A. chapter has planned a pest control program which started Nov. 1 and will last until Nov. 30. The chapter has • divided into two teams. The sophomore and junior clashes make up one team and the freshmen and seniors are combined for another. There will be a team award given to the one that brings in the most points. The boys brings ing in the greatest number will receive prizes. We have elected a captain and a mathematician for each team. The captains are John Perry and Tom Thompsoij^-The mathematicians are Dick Schaefer and Larry Stilling. The pests we are trying to get rid of in this area are as follows i 1, mice, 5 points; 2, rats, 10 points; 3, sparrows, 5 points; 4, starlings, 6 points; 5, blackbirds, 7 points; 6, pigeons; 7, crows, 60 points; g, foxes, 500 points. The chapter is, hoping this will get rid of many pests which are a nuisance to everyone. On Wednesday, the agriculture 3 class attended the George P. preund field • day to observe machinery in action. On Thursday, the tenth agriculture 3 and 4 classes will go to see the farm electrification field day. The agriculture 4 class will go to the Popenhagen farm west of Richmond at 9:30 in the morning and at 12:30 the agriculture 3 class will go to Hebron to watch a member of the University of Illinois extension service demonstrate farm safety. NAME ADMINISTRATOR Announcement was made last week by Samuel Cardinal Stritch, archbishop of Chicago and metropolitan of Illinois, of the appointment of Rt. Rev. Msgr. Andrew J. Burns, P.A., as administrator of the Rockford diocese until the return of Bishop. Raymond P. Hiiii^ger, who has been ill. • "\ ; RONALD PHILLIPS OF FERNWOOD DIES AFTER H£ART ATTACK Ronald Phillips, 49, a resident of Fernwood subdivision, a few miles southeast of McHenry, died in Memorial hospital Friday evening of a heart attack. A native of Des Moines; la., on June 22, 1906? he hadi resided in this area for three years. By trade, he was a tool and die maker in Chicago. Survivors include the widow, Myrtle, a son, John Arvidson; three sisters and two brothers. Mr. Phillips was a membeir of Prairie State lodge, No. 1088, A.F. U.A.M., and O.E.S. vof McHenry. * • The body resbjfed at the George R. Justen & Son funeral home until Monday ut 1:30 o'clock, when services were _ condyle}.ed there,* with interment in Mount Emblem ciemetery. Classified Ads bring results Place yours with the Plaindealet WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Keep in mind the date of the feather party, Saturday, Nov. 19. There will be dancing and a free turkey plate. The next meeting of ^ie Women of the Moose will be held Tuesday, Nov. 15. ANNUAL FEATHER PARTY Friday, Nov. 18th 8:30 p.m. 25 DOOR PRIZES BENEFIT OF ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL SPONSORED BY: HOLY NAME SOCIETY Order your' Rubber Stamp at 9* the Plaindealer. today! St. Joseph's Social Hall Richmond, III. REFRESHMENTS THOSE WERE THE DAYS THOSE WERE THE BAYSdp I TRIED "COINS IT MYSBLP -- WILL SOU FINISH IT FOR V\E «? THAT'S MY SPECIALTY, SUD --AND MOTOMLV THAT WE WAtfTwmwi -THEY HAVE HALF AS MUCH TO DO ; "FINISH CARPENTERS ; \ USED TO WORK <iniiiiriirmnnimrt» : AMPUL HA.RD' \ HOSSFACE HANK By FRANK THOMAS •CRfcCKEO SHOT iNoninV W. TM u s. ru.oc SONNY SOUTH By COURTNEY ALDERSON S5* STOP TH * . . »». ' - v FIGHT I RURAL DELIVERY By AL SMITH BY THE WAV, * VOU'v/CGOT SOME WRONG SPELLING ON YOUR SIGH OUTSIDE I FOLKS COME IN TO TELL ME, BUT BEFORE THEY LEAVE. THEY USUALLY BUVA FEW THINGS' OH .THAT? I SPELT IT WRONG ON PURPOSE THREEOF YOUR BEST CIGARS/ CALL AGAIN HA HA/THESE HILL BILLYS SURE JGAN'T SPELL/ FISHING TICKLE m 6$* READ THE CLASSIFIED WANT ADS CORNER of GREEN and ELM STREETS McHENRY, ILL. * PHONE 80 (We reserve the right to limit quantities) ON SALE THURS., FRI. gt SAT. ONLY! GROCERY DEPT. 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