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Well it's easy to see the gobli were out Halloween Night becau Wally and Georgia Sigman got up the next morning to find a new building in their front yard. You -guessed it! A nice sturdy outhouse. We've got a pretty good idea who these mischievous folks are--but we won't tell on them! Bob and Connie Dethlefson were the lucky couple to receive the outdoor plumbing last year. Wonder who it will be next year???? Better be on the alert. Halloween was the occasion for many parties--with the Lessard family having two. In the afternoon they entertained thirtyfive small fry all in costume and twelve mothers. Cupcakes, ice cream and hot chocolate were served and this gay group (all under 5) really had a ball. The previous Saturday they entertained fifteen couples, it was a potluck party with everyone bring- . ing her specialty. It was a, costume party and everyone from ftitler to Elvis Presley, was represented. They played games and each Couple did a stunt. It was all recorded on film -- and these movies ought to be worth a few laughs! Feather Party The committee for our Feather Party is working •-hard getting -things organized for the big event Nov. 16. Don't forget to mark the date on your calendar and plan to be there. It may save your buying a turkey! Near Tragedy The Lawrence Bogard family had a narrow escape the day they moved into their new home. It seems in the moving theif" refrigerator was jarred and started to leak. As a result they were nearly overcome with gas during the night. Fortunately when they awakened in a groggy condition they realized something was wrong and quickly aired out the house before any pf them became poisoned. We are happy this turned out all right. So Long Nov. 22 will find one of our young men being inducted into the army. Tommy Schwabauer will be serving Uncle Sam for the next few years. With his drum and bugle experience he ought to be a welcome addition to the army band! Good luck, Tommy. This and That - Dolores Lawrence's mother and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Locascio and their children all from Chicago spent the past weekend at the Lawrence home. Janet Davis's mother, Mrs. Green, has been visiting them and enjoying her granddaughter, Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hansen spent an enjoyable evening visiting and dining with friends in Elmhurst last Friday. The girls in the neighborhood had cake aand coffee at Hannah Harner*s home to celebrate Doris Shaw's birthday, which was the thirtieth. Happy birthday, Doris. The Octet Bunco club met at Vern Bauer's home for their regular meeting. Everyone was in costume and a good time was had by all. Vern Bauer won the first prize. Sick List As usual, the flu bug is with us. Candy McCartney and her chil- Looking for CANADIAN INVESTMENTS? Investors Group Canadian Fund Ltd. is a diversified, continually managed mutual fund organized in Canada with investments in Canadian securities, seeking long-term growth possibilities through: 1. 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She will be in the hospital about six days and will have to take it easy at. home for a few weeks after that. Let's hope all goes well for her and that she will soon be one hundred percent. How about cheering^ Hattie up with cards? Her home address is 155 Country Lane. Happy Birthday! Best wishes to Ray Lessard, who will be five on Nov. 10 and to lit-" tie Debbie Garrelts who will be four Nov. 11. Hope they both have happy days. Lost and Found Ann Ritter found a babushka when she was flying around on her broomstock Halloween night. If the trick or treater who lost it will call at her home--the red house on Clover Lane--she will be happy to return it. Call in your news items: 2101. So long for this week. Edward Tinkler Dies The entire community was saddened to learn of th> death of Edward Tinkler when a brief bout with the flu turned into pneumonia. He was confined to his home under a doctor's ^care until this past weekend, when he took a turn for the worse and entered McHenry hospital, where he died Monday morning. He is survived by his wife and two children at home. The subdivision wishes to express deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. Research Helps Make Better Pork It's true that hogs produce pork chops and hams, but they can't do it by themselves. Helping them out are animal research scientists at the university' of Illinois swine farm. They are conducting many experiments to help farmers grow better hogs that will produce desirable retail cuts for today's homemajeer. According to D. E. Becker, associate professor of animal science, research is the key word at the farm. He says that every pig is on at least one experiment during its lifetime. If you were to visit the farm today. you, would see growing and fattening$pigs on experiment in sdry-lot, and others in pasture. As you walk through the farrowing barn, a dozen or more Yorkshire Sows ae seen in farrowing crates waiting for the "blessed event." You might even see some newly arrived baby pigs. Their first "twenty-four hours of life are really'hectic. First they are weighed and earmarked for identification purposes. Then, their needle teeth are clipped, and if necessary, the naval cord is cut and treated with an iodine solution. The purebred sows can be seen out in the brome grass and alfalfa pastures munching happily. The farm maintains three purebred herds of Durocs, Hatnpshires and Yorkshires. Hybrids are also being developed from a cross between E-line gilts and Minnesota No. 2 boars. They are bred to develop desirable meat-type hogs that will yield trim, lean retail cuts. Some of the experiments in progress that could be seen include the merits of dry-lot feeding versus pasture feeding, vitamin and protein requirements of young pigs and the value of antibiotics added to feed rations. 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