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Section One -- Page ' • . • ' • ' ' , ' . * " • • ' ' • THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thiirsday, October 7, 1965 &f-. I HELP WANTED FULL TIME day cook. Mi Place Restaurant. 385-9877. 9-30/10-7-65 Resident Manager For Girl Scout Camp near Woodstock, HI. Occupancy of newly built 3 bedroom house jbn camp grounds in exchange for 15 hours average weekly maintenance and mangement Buties. Available about November 15. Phone or write for application form. Moraine Girl Scout Council 580 Central Ave., Highland Park, HI. Phone 312-ID 2-0760 10-7-14-65 CAN YOU use an extra $35 or $50 a week? Keep your job and supply families in ivxcHenry with 77-year-old lint of household necessities. Start earning immediately. A postcard will bring full details. Write for FREE BOOKLET, Rawleigh, Dept. IL J 52 281, Freeport, 111. 10-7-65 CARETAKER wanted for private cJub Chain-O-Lakes region. 3 bedroom house, rent free, including heat, light and telephone. Reply Box No. 328 c/o Plaindealer. 10-7-14-65 MAN OR WOMEN to substitute on rural mail route. Morning schedule. Phone 385- 0440. 10-7-65 While you're out looking...don't miss Ford's ^••• ••• • • :••• :••• • • • • ••• ••• •• • ••••_• J It's within minutes • • of your home • • 49 new models plus • • Ford's all new Bronco. • « Now at your local » • FORD DEALER J IMMAMUUIW BUSS FORD SALES J*"" ' 'W " WP • *«• • 3936 W. Main St. McHenry, IU. Farmers Market FOR SALE Reg. Angus, several 18 months old open heifers, also 6 mos. old calves. All out of very fine cows sired by Elation 209. This bull sired the open champion Angus steer at the McHenry County fair. Also pure bred Hampshire sheep, ewe lambs and bred ewes. PRICES FAIR. Call Walrath 815-459-5494 10-7-65 RETIRED Building Maintenance man desires any kind of part time work. Phone 385- 0588. 9-30/10-7-65 IRONING wanted in my home. Call 385-3352. 10-7-65 WANTED TO RENT SMALL sleeping room or 2 room apartment in town. Phone 385-9775. 10-7-65 Pablie Notice* WARTS WILT away with snfe harmless ointment without caustics, burns. or s.'-ars. Must remove warts or money is refunded. Bulger's Drugs. 9-2 thru 10-7-65 FISH FRY -- EVERY FRIDAY -- Perch -- Scallop -- Haddock 96c Chick-Inn Restaurant -- Carry-Out -- 5000 W. Route 120 385-7161 Lakeland Park 9-2-65-TF LEARN TO FLY Solo Course $175.00 Gait Flying Service, Inc. Go West on Route 120 to Greenwood Rd. then North to Gait Airport Phone: 815-648-3552 10-7-65-TF IF carpets look dull and drear, remove the spots as they appear with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Coast to Coast. 10-7-65 VETERANS MEET The McHenry Barracks, No. 1315. of the Veterans of World War I will hold their next meeting Thursday, Oct. 7, at 8 o'clock at the Legion home. Our Lord Buxton Convertible Billfold (And why so many guys own one.) The middle section slips out easily there's 6 patented bar that and becomes a separate 'e,sY°" ack* and subtract It nas rounded edges windows easily, that give it a racy, finished look. % card-nnoto case It has a push-button closing that won't pull out. You can see ^ anything you want through the windows. And they'll never shatter, or even crack. It gives you a handy place for keys. Tan, black, brown, mahogany, olive brown, ginger, and saddle tan cowhide. Only $5 and it's the best-selling $5 billfold in America. LORD BUXTON 5TQRE for MEN 1245 N. CIreen St. Phone 385-0047 McHenry, Illinois Open Daily 8 a.m. to G p.m. -- Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ; CLOSED OJV SUNDAYS I'SF TIIF FREE ( ; i ! F F . \ STfer.KT PAKKINi, Mil' \ SRA >TQ jEfHASEu >• s«^ OUT OPERATION BY SUMMMER '66 (Continued from Page 1) ties as warehousing, printing, collating, binding, assembly, and other operations now being performed in widely separated facilities." Founded In 1938 Science Research Associates, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of the International Busin e s s Machines Corporation since 1964, was founded in Chicago in 1938 £^s a publisher of occupational guidance information for high school and college students. During the 1940's and 50's it developed into the largest commercial publisher of standardized tests in the United States, and in 1952 established its first office in McHenry county. This office was largely devot&l to handscoring operations for the company's testing programs. In 1961 SRA consolidated its operations in McHenry county in a new 40,000 square foot building on property owned by Fritzsche Estates in Lakemoor/ In 1963, when the company decided to convert its accounting and other systems to electronic data processing, this facility was transferred from McHenry to Chicago. The Lakemoor building was converted to a materials handling center, where many of SRA's products were collated and assembled. FEDERATION MEETING The fall meeting of the McHenry County Federation of Woman's Clubs will be held at Woodstock, Oct. 13 at the First Presbyerian church, Calhoun and Tryon sreets. Dessert and coffe^^vill be followed by a business meeting at 1:30 p.m. YES, Ming Lee, the Glamorene electric rug shampooer is for Orientals. And Persians. And Broadlooms. You can rent it to clean any rug for only $2 a day at Main Paint. 10-7-65 MUSIC lessons in the home, accordion, piano, woodwinds, brass, guitar. Phone 385-1356. 10-7-65 PUNS--For Cash $$$. McHenry Gun Center, 3325 W. Elm Street Phone 385-7320. 3-25-65-TF FACULTY AND CITIZENS STUDY BOND REFERENDUM (Continued from Page 1) of the new facilities for the provision of rooms * and arrangements suitable for team teaching, (the combining of classes 'and resources to allow several teachers to work as a team in which each teacher may contribute his particular specialty); flexibility of scheduling, (to provide for varying lengths of classroom time, and to offer a wider choice' of courses for students); space for more individual and smallgroup work (to allow students a place to work in groups of two to ten for committee work or on special projects); and office space for teachers, to provide working space »for teachers during their planning periods or consultation with individual students, Mr. Buckner also reported to teachers that specific details of the building plans would not be worked out until school board members and architects had ample opportunity ,to consult with.teachers and department heads concerning their recommendations for the best possible facilities for their own departments within the limits of the money available for the building. \fusin' & Meanderin' (Continued from Page 1) bestos gloves. Carefully they lifted the frightened animal from the machine and put him in the lawn to seek the company of others of his kind. A short time later, sitting in the house, the neighbor heard an unusual noise and wondered aloud if perhaps the rabbit might have decided to return. Checking the vicinity of the washer, they found that the scratching noise originated in the furnace. Opening the door, the ladies looked upon a very bewildered little bird that had taken an unexpected plunge down the chimney. They picked up the r feathered friend and within minutes he, too, was free. We are suggesting that Mrs. Dowell be placed on the payroll of the Humane society. K. A.' wF . P.T.A. MEETING " The High School P.T.A. will meet in the cafeteria Thursday evening, Oct. 7, at 8:15 p.m. The bond issue will be discussed and faculty members will be introduced to parehts. A board meeting at 7:15 \W11 precede the regular meeting. Mrs. J. Boehrai rr-.: Will Head UCP (Continued form Page 1) in the society in which we live. The people were educated to the fact that cerebral palsy is a birth defect and not a hereditary disease, and that with proper diagnosis and care, these children could and should be educated. Program Progresses Through these initial efforts, and with the very valuable assistance of Leon Lundahl, superintendent of School District 47 in Crystal Lake, as well as the office of County Sueprintendent Richard Tazewell, special education of the handicapped in McHenry county pressed forward. Suddenly it_ seemed that everyone in the State had made the same discoveries and legislation was passed, which stated that all counties should set up advisory districts on special education: Mr. Lundahl is the chairman of the McHenry county advisory district, which recently named as county director Fred Rozum, who is looking into these needs. At the opening of this school year, Mr. Rozum stated that McHenry county boasts of five classes for educable mentally retarded, one of which is for high school age children; one class for the trainable mentally handicapped; one for physically handicapped; and one for the maladjusted children. They are all filled to capacity. The hard of hearing children are still being sent to Lake county to round out their classes for the deaf. Mr. Rozum, in summing the situation, assured those in attendance that it was largely through the hard work and diligent help of UCP which made this new outlook on special education possible. He stressed the need for continued cooperation in this effort, MENTAL HEARING FOR AREA MAN WHO SHOT POLICE (Continued from Page 1) shop in Volo, where the revolver was purchased. After breakfast, they arrived back at the stable and Parrish and Brown became involved in an argument. Parrish told authorities that in the scuffle that followed, the revolver fired in some manner and Brown was struck. The sheriff's patrol car, in that area at the time, were approached by a passerby and told of the shooting. sijice help to these children canhbt life forthcoming, if his office is uninformed. • Robert Lambourn will again be teaching the physically handicapped classroom, and will be assisted by Mrs. Green and by the new physical therapist, Mrs. Gisella Higgins of Crystal Lake. Others Elected Others elected to office at the meeting were Dr. Peter Griesbach of McHenry, first vice-president; Mrs.. Del Vermillion of Spring Grove, second vice-president; Mrs. Henry Tonyan of Pistakee Bay, secretary; and directors, Mrs. Henry Nell, Johnsburg; Mrs. Edward DoWd, Woodstock; Mrs. Arthur Femmel, Crystal Lake; and Mrs. Ernest Harth, McHenry. Mrs. Miller will continue as chairman of the board. United. Cerebral Palsy of McHenry County encourages any interested adults to attend the next meeting on Oct. 19 at the handicapped classroom, West school, Crystal Lake. Each year, many hundreds of persons assist in the fund raising efforts of this organization, and it is sincerely hoped that some of these workers will take an active interest by attending this first meeting under the leadership of the new president. Mrs. Boehm stated that a president is only as good as hose who are working with her, and she sincerely hopes l:hat many new faces will be seen at this October meeting. AMVET DINNER Eugene Weideman Memorial AMVETS Post, No. 260, of McHenry will sponsor a spaghetti dinner on Saturday, Oct. 23, at the Pistakee community hall. The public is invited to dinner, which will be served from 5 to 9 p.m. . A man may be burning with enthusiasm and still be far from hot. DENNIS CONWAY 3315 W. Elm St. McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-7111 State Farm Life Insurance Company. Home Office; Bloomington, Illinois. PRE-SEASON SALE OF 1965 Line - Nationally Advertised SKI WEAR Women's Streich SKI PANTS S '14°° a '1750 Women's Non-Stretch SKI PANTS $ Reg. $12.96 65° Womens PARKA SHELLS Reg. $n00 $10.00 # Reg. sm1 $14.95 Reg. 15.95 Reg. $16.95 *ir Reg. $20.00 *U85 Reg. |95 $25.00 Reg. $19.95 -- Mens Stretch SKI PANTS Reg. $20.00 . *14.00 Mens Non-Stretch Reg. $13.95 SKI PANTS . . *7.00 Mens Shell Reg. $14.95 SKI PARKAS . *10.45 Women's INSULATED PARKAS Reg. $20.00 *14 00 Reg. $l 1950 $25.00 Reg. $37.50 Reg. $|Q25 $27.50 w Reg. $0100 $30.00 " *26 25 Mens Insulated SKI PARKAS *17 50 Reg. $|Q25 $27.50 Reg. SOI00 $30.00 ™ Womens Odd Sizes BOWLING SHOES $5.95 - $6.95 2Q°/ $7.95 - $8.95 o OFF Mens & Boys Lined COATS & JACKETS Reg. $16.90 /||*0/ to $24.95 TtU/ eo OFF ^rnied Spwoornt (Center 1210 N, Green Street - McHjnry PHONE 385-1000 V•;» yI1M' i'n1'H. >4 W !' £ A v'J.f^tf1 ' $•;s? •£ rvyi teiilt '«j| lip!!!!, liliislifti i.. -;r - :ii!§i 'isi lite® iS8i" Itlil AW* ON ALL 1965 BUICKS & OLPS - This Is The Final Call - (While Others Scream And Squeal, We Just Write Your Deal) WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS ON THE FABULOUS 1966 MODELS [CLUDJNG THE. OF-A-KIND ... • - ' •Vl"" • '• ' v 'v' fOKOMADO COURT OPEN SUNDAY ^ BUICK - OLDS, INC. HOURS DAILY 9 - 9 SDN. 9 - 4 907 N. Front Street South On Kottfe 31 Across from HoJIer Rink Phone 8^5-385-7200