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> v.1 ' ««5BV* .iY;i 2 A ***- y.T&K . '.K'-rov**v-e-^ -zdMii&i ,'a .... • y« v */*« TIT" ^ ^ Jpp smj&m I* a Ms 'Siilecliv^ Service Set out below are questions frequently asked of the Selective Service System along with appropriate answers. Your cooperation in printing or an? nouncing these will be in the , public interest. Q. At the present time I am in my third year of graduate work for a. doctoral degree. It will be necessary for me to transfer tb another university for the last two years because of the curriculum offered. If I do transfer, may I retain my D-S student deferment? A. Yes, providing there te not any interruption in your study program and your new school certifies that you are satisfactorily pursuing a full-time course of instruction leading to the degree. The D-S deferment may be granted, in your case, for only two more years as there is a five-year limitation for graduate school, inclusive of the years already used in such course of study. Be sure to inform your local board of your plans. Q. My local board told me 1 might qualify for all-C agricultural deferment if I was employed in the production for m&rket of a substantial quantity of agricultural commodities. How is this "quantity" determined?' A. The production for market of a substantial quantity of agricultural commodities should be measured in terms of the average annual production' per farm worker which is marketed from local average farm of Some folks refuse to be separated even by illness. Last weekend Mrs. Helen Jun of Barrington 320, almost directly above her mother. Undaunted by a complication that kept mother and daughter the type under consideration, entered McHenry hospital and was placed in Room 221. Not long afterward her seven and one-half- from enjoying visiting hours together, Father Jun brought them walkie-talkie sets which assure close The production of agricultural ypnr-ftM flgnphtpr,- C6nst«"ce» found that she, too, needed hospitalization and was placed in Room family ties throughout the hospitalization. PLAINDEALER PHOTOS commodities for consumption are attending one academies? A .Every registrant who is 4 cadet at the U.S. Military Academy, U.S. Air Force Academy U.S. Coast Guard Academy* or a mld-shipman at the UJS. Naval Academy shall be classified in Class I-C. JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMANX 885-1296 WOMEN FORESTERS y w* his family, the Ed Hetteris short once again because of the early deadline. Please remember to phone your news items in before noon on Mondays. Have a happy week. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS SHOP IN McHENRY HOST LUNCHEON FOR MEMBERS All members of St. Agatha court No. 777, are cordially invited to have an afternoon of ftm and relaxation on Sept. 18. On tills date, a luncheon will be served at the Holiday House beginning at 11:30 a.m., followed by an afternoon of card playing. Why not let things go around the house and get out for this after-, noon. You are sure to enjoy yourself. Please contact either Marie Oeffling or Virginia Pitzen for reservations as soon as possible. MEETING FOR JUNIOR FORESTERS The multi-purpose room in the Johnsburg public school will be the meeting place for junior members of St. Agatha court on Sept. 9.- Please wear rubber soled shoes as games will be played on the gym floor. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. and end at 9 p.m. Don't forget your fifty cents at this first meeting. This will eliminate committies. NEW BABY IN STRAUEL HOME We wish to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strauel of Spring Grove upon the arrival of their fifth child and second son. Craig Steven was welcomed at the McHenry hospital on August 23, and weighed a very healthy 8 lbs. 14 oz. Eager to spoil their little brother are Edward Louis, m, Cynthia, Colleen and Jean Marie. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Rose of Pistakee Bay and Edward Strauel, Sr., of Barrington. MEETINGS TO REMEMBER The officers and members of the Johnsburg Community club will meet next Monday evening, Sept. 9 In the club hall. This meeting was postponed a week because of the Labor Day holiday. On Tuesday evening, Sept. 9 the members of St. John's Blessed Virgin Sodality will meet at 8 p.m. in the community club hall. All members are asked to participate at this time. CONGRATULATIONS CORNER Happy birthday wishes to Jean Hettermann who will be 17 on Sept. 17. On the fifteenth of this month a triple celebration will be observed. It is the wedding anniversaries for Dan and Betty Schmitt, Harry and LuAnn Smith along with Harry and Lois Thelen. Sept. 23 will be a celebrating day in our home. Scott will turn two. Sam Tomasello will be observing his natal day on Sept. 24, while two days later on the twenty-sixth, Dorothy Hettermann will celebrate her birthday. Happy "doings" to all the September celebrants. COURT NO. 96, C.O.F. PICNIC Members of St. John's court No. 96, C.O.F. and their families will gather on the community club grounds next Sunday, Sept. 8 for their annual picnic. All Foresters of the court are Invited to attend. Each family will bring his own lunch. Liquid refreshments will be available on the club grounds. AROUND TOWN Joe and Pat Hettermann and manns. Joe just ended a two year period in Uncle Sam's army and will be returning to school in Milwaukee. His wife starts teaching there also this semester. The Bob Hettermann family along With the Arnold Rauens just returned home from a most delightful week's vacation up north. The Roger Pechous family were real happy to have her folks spend a few days with them this past week. Roger, Jr., and Pam accompanied their grandparents to Mauston, Wis., for an overnight visit with friends. School days are upon us once again, folks, whether we Want them or not. Once again I would like to urge all drivers to exercise extreme caution in the school zones. There are a lot of little ones who will be travelling to school for the first time and they are apt to be a little careless so it will be up to us to watch out for them. Please drive carefully. And s6 ends this week. Column J/fTYSnCMTItS -- OPEN -- Fri., Saf.p Sun. HOOTS--' Open 5 p.m. ROLLINS RD. Maters Sertoli* tme torn** Style Justice 7-0741 ON ROLLINS RD NORTH SHORE OF LONft LAKE RTPfs MCHENR PRESENT PLAY The Harvard Players, a community theatre group in that city has planned three evenings, beginning Oct. 11, for presentation of "Barefoot In The Park" which will be given in Washington School, Harvard. This is the first live stage presentation of this play for community theatre in the mid-west. Sandy Forbish, as Corie, portrays the new bride and Terry Ingram of Apple River will take the male lead of Paul, her lawyer husband. The extreme fashions exhibited in today's fashion magazines induce us to suspect the female mentality is everrated. by the worker and his family, or traded for subsistence purposes 6 should not be considered as production for market. Production which is in ^excess of that required for the subsistence of the farm families on the farm under consideration should be considered as production for market, Q. What is the classification SEPTEMBER 6 - ^ Tour by Senior Citizens dub Ladies to Cosmetic Plant; Bus leaves City parking lot at 11 a,m. • SEPTEMBER 9 iSt. Patrick's Attar and Rosary Sodality. Benediction at 7:45, meeting at 8 p.m. St. Patrick's Church Hall. • Regular Meeting -SeniorCttizen's club - 7:30 p.m. - High School Cafeteria. SEPTEMBER 10 O.E.S. State Meeting - 84)0 p.m. - Acacia Hall. !St. Patrick' s Home and School Association Meeting - Church Hall - 3:15 p.m. sharp. SEPTEMBER 11 "Luncheon is serve#' and Card Party - Lakeland Park Women's club - 12:30 p.m. Sfc Patrick's Church Hall - 3500 W. Washington, McHenry. SEPTEMBER'13-14 Court Joyce Kilmer, No. 573 C.D. of A. Annual Rummage Sale - St. Patrick's Church Hall - Doors open at 9 awn. SEPTEMBER 19 McCullom Lake Conservation Club Meeting - 8 p.m. Lakeland Park Community House - 1717 North Sunset drive. SEPTEMBER 23 Regular McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting - 7:30 p.m. at the High School Cafeteria. SEPTEMBER 24 O.E.S. Advanced Night 8:00 p.m. - Acacia Hall. SEPTEMBER 26 McHenry Garden Club - Mrs. Fred Svoboda, Hostess - 1205 S. Broadway, McHenry Shores- 12:30 p.m. - Program, "Con- Con". wait another year to see savings like this again! Beautiful buys--every car in stock. Year-end savings on big Fords, sleek Torinos and Fairlanes, sporty Mustangs. Your choiceall models, all colors, any options you want. Clearance prices. Sporty Mustang 2 + 2 Luxurious Galaxie 500 Fastback TE d'ARqENT, C'EST DOULEUR DAREIUE" --Rabelais had a way of saying thingsI Over 400 years ago, Rabelais noted grimly that "lack of money is trouble without equal." There's little excuse nowadays for most people to be lacking money. If they do not save in this high-income period, what will they do in leaner days that may lie ahead? A half-year's income in ready cash is a worthy goal to shoot at.In a McHenry Savings account, it will be easily available and yet will earn our substantial dividends while it is with us. Now is the time to start saving toward a six-month nest egg. All you have to do is decide how soon you wish to reach this goal. . . and then take the necessary amount from each pay check and put it into savings. You'll be pleased at how troubles disappear When the money you need is near at hand. 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