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PAr.F K .PI.AIVHFAI.KR - WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER2>, lfT8 LINCOLN CI.OVKHLKAFS On Dec. It>. the Lincoln Cloverleafs 4-H club meeting was held at J.C Bush school in Johnsburg. The pledge of allegiance was led by Kerri Beutel and the 4-H pledge was led by Scott Brough. Philip Thennes reported on the Holiday Folk fair, which was held Nov. 17-19 at the Mecca building in Milwaukee. Janet May said she would have a cat care clinic Jan. 20 on how to groom and care for cats. The president, Sue Malenius, said we would be going caroling at Carestoel nursing home in McHenry, and give a formal presentation on the meaning and beginning of Christmas, then go caroling in the halls to the people who didn't attend the presentation. We also discussed the In­ ternational night, which will be our Janaury meeting. We will be having some exchange students come in and talk about their native countries. Some 4- Hers will be wearing costumes from various countries. We talked about our February meeting, which will be Health night. We went caroling in the Johnsburg neighborhood. The meeting ended back at school with refreshments. Debby Griggs. Reporter CONSERVATION SLIDE SHOW The Illinois Department of Conservation announced last week the availability of a twenty minute slide show with sound. Glenn Harper, super visor of the department's in­ formation and education division, said the show. "Where Has All the Wildlife Gone," examines how man's influence has contributed^ the growing problem of dwindling habitat and the decline of wildlife populations in Illinois In­ terested schools or organizations may obtain further information about the presentation by writing the Department of Conservation, Stratton Office Building, Springfield 62706. or calling 217- 782-7454 WINN PHILLIPS We of Century 21 Core Real Ettat* Inc. or* pleated to pr«t*m you wiin BUI wwwiuy •erlet of Informative Roai Estate Artidot. THANKSM With the year coming to a clot* sometimes wo forgot to stop and thank people tor jobs well done THANKS-Tom Low for your great leadership as President of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce these past two years The foundation tips been laid for one of the best chambers in the state. Thanks for your time and efforts THANKS Suianne Kouss and Kit Carstens. as Vice- Presidents. and Bonnie Gaza,' as Treasurer, of the Chamber, for your time. The community will grow and prosper because of you THANKS-to that "front-liner Barb Gilpin ond our favorite "elf-man" Ken Sheridan for making this year s Chamber drive tor new members one of the most successful ever held. Both of you are hard workers, community spirited, and great sports. Thanks so much. THANKS for the 33 people who worked on the Chamber drive. Your enthusiasm was unequaled; the results were tops. May I wish each of you a great year in 1979. THANKS-Bob Prendergast and Sharon Nye, Chamber Executive and Secretary, for the long hours, numerous phone calls, ond hard work. THANKS-Neill Armstrong, coach of the Chicago Bears, for getting bock to the old American philosophy of competition Quarterbacks need it, too May you all hove a Happy Holiday Season and a Prosperous New Year! Phone 344-1033 WE RE HERE FOR YOU CARE REAL ESTATE INC. PHONK •15-344-1033 3717W Elm (Across from Jewel) McHenry. IL. lech oMlce Independently owned end operated. yWJ I T'A\ I his Week...There's Still Time to Celebrate Savings! SAVE 20% and MORE on gift-picks throughout the store! Prices are slashed in every department -- shop early for best choice! Ladies' Winter Coats $19„$48 Reg. $29.90 to $69 Down they go! Prices slashed on short coats. Some with rabbit col­ lars, some jr. shorties with hoods. Some long coats too! Sizes for misses, women, juniors. ]//' Ladies' Action-Wear 2*>to6*o Reg $5 to $12 50 Save V2! 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