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L PAGE 6. SECTION 1 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - OCTOBER 20, 1966 ; COORDINATE FEDERAL AGENCIES ROTARY DISTRICT GOVERNOR WILL VISIT MCHENRY BERNARD R. 8CHAEFER Rotarians of this community will welcome on Oct. 27 the governor of this Rotary district,; Bernard R. Schaefer of Maywood. He will address the local Rotary club, one of sixty-eight in his district, and will confer with Earl R. Walsh, president of the local Rotary club, and other club officers to obtain information on the club's plans for its service activities and to offer suggestions on R o t a r y a d m i n i s t r a t i v e m a t ters. Mr. Schaefer is one of 278 Rotary governors in all parts of the world who are serving as the sole representative of Rotary International in districts comprised of member clubs. Each district leader is responsible for supervising the clubs in his area. More than 12,400 Rotary clubs in 133 countries are supervised by Rotary governors. "While in McHenry," according to Earl R. Walsh, local Rotary president, "the governor of our district will talk with us about possible g r o w t h o f m e m b e r s h i p a n d the likelihood of forming additional Rotary clubs in nearby communities. His visit will also give us a broader understanding of the worldwide Rotary organization that today embraces nearly 600,000 men of practically all nationalities and political and religious beliefs." SEMI-FINAUST STATE TO INSTALL BEACON AT WONDER LAKE ROAD - 120 State Rep. William A. Giblin of Marengo has received a letter from Chief Highway Engineer Virden E. Staff, stating favorable reaction to a request for a safety installation at the intersection of Rt. 120 and Wonder Lake road, the scene of many accidents. Hie letter read, in part, rHAs a result of your inquiry aad subsequent interest in this location by other parties (one of them Mrs. Jean Davis of Wonder Lake), this intersection has been reexamined and a determination has been made that an\)verhead flashing beacon shouldkbe installed. This beacon will flash yellow to traffic on 111. Rt. 120 as a warning of the intersection and red to traffic on Wonder Lake road as a supplement to the stop signs with which motorists must comply prior to leaving Wonder Lake road and making entry onto the state highway. "Our district office is preparing plans for this flashing beacon installation and we hope to have this work accomplished early in 1967." EML HANSEN Earl Hansen, a 1966 McHenry high school graduate, has been named a semjUfinalist as the result of ^ his score on the competitive exam of the Illinois State Scholarship commission. MENTAL CENTER APPROVES $75,000 BUDGET REQUEST The Mental Health Center for McHenry County board of directors approved a budgeted request of $75,000 for 1968 from the McHenry County Community Mental Health board if the proposed mental health referendum is adopted in November. Action was taken at the meeting last week to establish an idea of, what the cost actually would be to operate the Mental Health center as an expended mental health care facility in keeping with the intent of the law. Frank Prem, president of the McHenry County Association for Retarded Children has personally endorsed the referendum and will seek the support of association members at a meeting called for this purpose. He will propose to the board a budget of $25,- 000 for 1968. The two health care organizations' requests then would total $100,000. Translated to practical terms, this means a levy of 2V2 cents per $100 assessed valuation, or less than $3 a year for the average home owner, Joseph Gitlin, Mental Health center board president, explained. This is far below the maximum written in the law, and the referndum is worded to permit a levy of 10 cents only because that is the requirement of the state law. In other counties where a similar referndum was adopted, the request was for ?, cents per $100 assessed valuation. Presents Book EASTER SEAL TO SPONSOR CAREER CONFERENCE The Easter Seal society of the Illinois Association for the Crippled, Inc., in conjunction with Bradley university, will sponsor a Careers in Rehabilitation conference o n Sunday, Oct. 23, from 1 to 4 at the Bradley university field house in Peoria. This conference should be of special interest to McHenry county high school students. The conference will consist of a live stage presentation with professional demonstrations of various rehabilitation professions including medicine, dentistry, nursing, social work, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech and hearing, special education, recreation, home economics, psychology, and rehabilitation counseling for the physically handicapped. Exhibit booths with recruitment material packets and individual professional counseling by qualified people representing each profession will be available both before and after the stage presentation. Pre-registration and tickets are necessary for entrance to the conference. Any students i n t e r e s t e d i n a t t e n d i n g a r e urged to contact their high school principal or guidance counselor for registration forms and tickets. Congressman Will Speak On Pollution Congressman Robert 'Mc- Clory of the Twelfth Congressional district will speak on proposed federal legislation of industrial air pollution Sunday. Oct. 23, at 3 p.m., at the Village hall, Wauconda. The meeting, open to the public, is sponsored by the Human Ecology Study group. Dr. Theron Randolph, M.D., a member of the Air Quality Advisory committee to the Chicago Board of Health, will discuss indoor air pollution with particular reference to the problems of students and teachers. OUT FOR WALK . . . American paratroopers, onecarrying that handy tool, the shovel, wade shallow stream in Vietnam. WCOF Plans Pot-Luck Halloween Party Oct. 27 • St. Clara's Court, No. 659, Women s Catholic Order of Arnold Rauen, left, 2T21 Regner road, Mc- Foresters of McHenry, will Henry, chairman of the Chicago Federal enjoy a pot-luck Halloween Executive board, congratulates ' Frank P. party on Thursday, Oct. 27, oilivierre, 217 S. 13th avenue, Maywood, at 6 p.m. in the meeting room. Up0n his new appointment as assistant to Each person attending is ask- the chairman of the Chicago FEB. Oilivierre ed to bring a dish to pass. js property management assistant for the :-- Atomic Energy commijsiorr and will work with Mr. Rauen in coordinating the programs of federal agencies conducted, in the Chicago area. Kenneth A. Dunbar, right, manager of the Argonne (111.) Atomic Energy commission, witnessed the appointment ceremony. ,Mr. Rauen took over as chairman of the Chicago Federal Executive board last June. LAKELANP PARK '66 Under New Management John Mellon is the Aew^operator of the station. H< will also do all types of AUTO REPAIRS on your car. 4713 W. Rt. 120 Laksland Park 385-3334 What Quality Beef Does A&P Sell? Si'zzlin Good "Super-Right Meats! A&P's "SUPER RIGHT"-STEAK SALE I ROUND CENTER CUT lb. SIRIOIN m CUR /o OP' "W T-BONE s AftP-o SWPSR RI0MT - PBBSH OSCAR fSAAVH In the absence of Publicity Chairman Mrs. Robert Einspar, Mrs. Frank Ficek of McHenry Unit 491, Legion auxiliary, presented Mrs. Arnold Chesak retiring Eleventh district director, with her publicity book. §!; That's a fair question. But not an easy one to answer because we have our own quality |§ i| standards, different from any other meat merchant |;jj These standards don't fit exactly the familiar terms you know for grades of meat. As j|:: an example, did you know that some beef, graded U. S. Choice, just doesn't meet our $§ !;i;i "Super-Right" specifications? It's true! You see... we don't buy by grade. We use our own high standards to bring you the best values. That doesn't mean we don't approve of such grading--not at all It just means we're §1 i very fussy about the beef we label "Super-Right." 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"• •nakfastof Champion* 24c Kefcfg's Special "K" 30* Kellogg's JEMifets 2* X304 Dependably-Fine Frozen Foods! Sultana Frosoia ONE LICENSE REVOKED; SEVEN OTHERS SUSPENDED Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of the driver license of John M. Knox of Crystal Lake for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions have been ordered for Donald B. Anderson, Eugene L. O'Brien and Bruce W. Remick of Woodstock, Gene D. Crutchfield of Fox River Grove, Steven L. D e i t r i c h o f H a r v a r d a n d George R. Scott of Crystal Lake, all for three violations, and'Helen Rymark of Hebron for violation of restriction on license or permit. Probationary permits have been issued to Ronald Cardelli of Algonquin, Terrance J. Murray of 5200 Maple Hill drive, McHenry, Thomas S. Odegaard of Crystal Lake and Steve L. Simon, Jr., of Wonder Lake. STUDENT TEACHER Southern Illinois university college of education students, numbering 225, are engaged in student teaching during the fall term in elementary and secondary schools of southern Illinois and Chicago. Included is Robert K. Beckenbaugh of 3904 W. Oak, McHenry, assigned to University school. TURK DINNER • CfckL. JM * 49 A&P Potato Morsels CK©@SQ Pfe® Af# ©rsiigQ Juke <M IAUSAM JOHN'S NOON I* •r 69- 3^59" Swift's ^ / Food £!£ 2 49' Blue Bonnet ££L 3 £97' Choc. Fudge £ 39* Hunt's Tomato Sauce 10* Pecan Shortbread 45' Milan! 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