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jfcti • • ' - ~ Page T«i THE McRENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October 31, 1963 any Advantages Of Community ollege Outlined For Public A public hearing wfll be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1, at the Woodstock Community high school to discuss the petition requesting the calling of an election on the question of establishment of a junior college school district in McHenry county. The McHenry County Community College committee, which recently completed a survey report, has recommended that an election be held Dec. 14 to vote on the question. Today's article, sixth in a series, outlines some of the advantages of a tw6-year college). What are the advantages of community junior polleges? The principal advantage is obvious--a two-year college provides additional and immediate educational opportunities for all high school graduates in the community at a lower educational cost to dtudents and families. But there are many other advantages usually Overlooked in considering the community college A two-year college can provide terminal programs for those not seeking bachelor degrees and provides opportunities for employed persons to improve their positions in agriculture, business and industry. In the local community, it offers general edycation courses of cultural valua to youths and adults for credit toward degrees in recognized four-year colleges. For the adult interested in selfimprovement, a community college can provide credit and noncredit courses. What about the prdperty owner whose taxes support a community college but who may never take a course? Here it should be pointed that a good community college is equivalent to an industry in the economy of a community because it tends to hold in the area great purchasing power otherwise expended elsewhere.- Community colleges also relieve overcrowding in freshmen and sophomore classes in fouryear colleges and universities. In this conncctlon, it has been pointed out that it will be necessary by 1970 to duplicate existing state university facilities to take care of anticipated enrollment increases. A strong community college" system in the state could reduce somewhat the need for tremendous expansion of existing university facilities. Also a community college can provide many opportunities of cultural interest and value to a community or county. The Office of the State Superintendent: Of Public Instruction recently suggested that new opportunities are opening up for community college to serve in general community improvement and development. Present trends indicate that >a two-year college may help to resolve problems created by increased amounts of leisure time; provide an opportunity for students, faculty and parents to study local community problems; and tend to break down social stratification and provide for a community rather than a class point of view. HOUSEWIFE WINS $8,500 PRIZE ON TELEVISION SHOW Marlon Dillon, a pretty and vivacious Crystal Lake housewife, recently attended a convention in New York with her husband, Harry, who is the business manager for the McHenry Medical Group. She sud- APPOINT YOUTH TO HEAD ANNUAL SEAL CAMPAIGN Kent Slater of Augusta, 111., president of Illinois Association, Future Farmers of America, has been appointed the 1963 Illinois Christmas Seal campaign chairman. The announcement was made by Dr. R. H. Runde, Peoria, president of the Illinois Tuberculosis association. Dr. Runde said, "We are pleased that a young gentlman, a youth leader who will become a leader in his community arid the business world, consented to serve in this capacity. Kent Slater is a fine young man and we are proud to have him leading the 1963 campaign for funds to fight tuberculosis." Slater, in accepting the appointment, pointed out, "There are 450 local F.F.A. chapters Million Dillon denly became a celebrity when she was chosen to be a contestant on a popular television show, "The Price Is Right." On one of the October shows, she was the grand prize winner, a gorgeous Samali Leopard trench coat worth $8,500, and an invitation to return, all expenses paid. At the end of that show, an armed guard accompanied the Dillons and the leopard coat to a cab, telling the driver to lock all the doors and to rush to the airport. The driver must have been nervous, as he became lost in a section of Harlem. They did make the plane, with only minutes to spare, and found that their stewardess was a McHenry girl, Patricia Johnson. Mrs. Dillon missed the big prise on the Oct. 23 show, but did win a beautiful bet of English bone china. Having put the coat safely in a vault, she will try to settle down to her domestic duties, remembering always her exciting experiences in "show business." BORDEN ANNOUNCES PLANS FOB NEW COUNTY PLANT with a total membership of over 15,700 Each chapter has a program of eight distinct categories, one of which is community service." He further stated, "I am sure each local chapter will wclcomc an op[>ortunity to cooperate in the activities of each local Tuberculosis Association." The Christmas Seal campaign of the McHenry County Tuberculosis association officially opens Nov. 13. Christmas Seals will be mailed to over 25,000 homesy industries and business. Aboutf 88 per cent of the campaigif funds raised from Christma/ Seals remain in McHenry county, 6 per cent, goies to the National Tuberculosis association for medical research and the remainder to the Illinois association. The campaign funds provide free mobile unit chest x-rays, tuberculin skin tests in all schools, health education ma- $925 TOP PRICE FOR FIRST ANNUAL HOLSTEIN SALE Mrs. Sam Boggs and Robert Lindren, owners of the Green Pastures herd, Algonquin, paid $925 for the top-selling animal at the first annual Top O' the State Holstein sale, held at Woodstock. This big, strong, high-selling two-year old daughter of the well-known Mayers Majesty Duke bull, was consigned by Hanrahan and Duyster's Colonial Farm, Woodstock. Green Pastures also purchased the full sister of the sale topper, an 8-month-old heifer, for $300. Second high price was paid terials, rehabilitation service and follow-up of all contacts of patients afflicted with tuberculosis. for the consignment of Robert Gardner, Solon Mills, for his fresh two-year-old and her baby heifer calf. Robert S. Nelson, Lal'orte, Ind., purchased the cow and Tom Hansen, Woodstock, purchased the calf. The combined price of cow and calf was $515. The over-all quality of the cattle is reflected in the average of $426.56, paid for the twenty-nine females, two years old and over. The sale average for the thirty-six consignments was $385.83. Included are five heifer calves over 3 months of age and two bred yearling heifers. DID YOU KNOW? That NYE Pharmacy will deliver your Prescription or related health need Free of Charge in the McHenry area. Now remodelled to serve you better. NYE DRUG VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS Motor vehicle registration for the first three-quarters of 1963 was 61,347 greater than for the entire year of 1962, and was 136,566 more than on Sept.. 30 a year ago, Secretary of State Charles F. Carpent?er hps re- NEW CAH? BANK RATES Are Lower DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) BYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS. DAILY 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 F.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 POtt. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 385-0452 PENAL POPULATION The average daily inmate population of the state's penal institutions decreased 17 during August, compared with the same month in 1962, Joseph E. Ragen, director of the Illinois Department of Public Safety, reported last week. The monthly report showed an average of 10,216 prisoners in August and 10,233 a year ago. Civilian employes of the prisons averaged 1,618 in August, an increase of 177 employes over the 1,441, during the same month in 1962. The Borden Company last Thursday announced plans for a six million dollar project that will include construction of a new fluid milk processing and packing plant and several new distribution locations. The new plant, to be located in Woodstock, will be the largest, most modern fluid milk plant in the country, according to O. N. Koenig, chairman of Borden's central division. The new distribution locations will be situated throughout the Greater Chicago Metropolitan area. Situated on a 35-acre plot of land just off highway 14 bypass, the "Dairy Showcase" will have a capacity for receiving and handling more than two million pounds of fluid milk per day. The one-level plant will be constructed of brick and tile, and will feature the most modern equipment and methods of handling, packaging and distribution. Milk for the new plant will come from several hundred outstanding milk producing farms in the northern Illinois and Woodstock area. Additionally needed milk will be obtained from Southern Wisconsin milk producing farms. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS $13.00 $13.80 TUBELESS 6.00-13 6.50-13 7.50-14 $16.85 8.00-14 $17.95 8.20-15 $20.85 TUBE TYPE 6.70-15 $15.35 7.10-15 $15.70 7.60-15 ..^Z. $17.75 All Prices Plus Tax 1st Line Tires Not Retreads All Other Sizes Proportionately Sale Priced BATTERIES Special Trade-In Allowance From $1 to $5 on Your Old Battery. McHenry Tire Mart WALT FREUND, Prop. mi W. 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