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est Campus Construction *E2Qi Willi SsfglM Above are photos taken in late April, showing the various Stages of completion of the new west campus of McHenry high school on the Crystal Lake blacktop. The first shows a view from the southeast corner of the new building. The second is an interior view of the huge gymnasium which will seat 1,800. The third photo shows the partially completed auditorium, intended to seat 450 persons. • PANCAKE BREAKFAST v A Sunday morning pancake Breakfast will be served from 7 to 11 a.m. May 19 at Hastings Memorial hall, 5613 Broadway, Richmond, sponsored by the Haings Memorial association, me of the Richmond Masonic lodge and Order of the Eastern Star. Proceeds will assist the building funct. SUNDAY'S5 A? S ERMON Israel has the highest percentage of doctors to population Of any nation -- 1 to 380. The (J.S. average is about 1 to 775- people. Sudan (Africa) has the lowest ratio, 1 doctor to 86,000 people. • DO YOUR SHARE • FOR FREEDOM Sigrrap for • U.S. Savings Bonds it New Freedom Shares STRAIGHT ROAD Being a Christian is sometimes the most difficult job of "all. In a world where temptation abounds, it is sometimes hard and difficult to stay away from sin. Those who persevere know that the straight road is always the best road. Sometimes, perhaps, it should be spelled strait, which means hard, difficult, because it can be a lonely road, a road away from the crowd. Yet the true Christian takes heart. He ignores the fact the straight road may be difficult and hard,- even narrow. He is well aware that it leads ever upward and that it ends only at the City of Peace. The straight road is seldom without pitfalls. Yet, because vision is clear, they are more e a s i l y d i s c e r n e d and more readily prepared for. On a b r i g h t day one can s e e , almost, forever. WATER SOFTiNii - SERWICE S.VMK DAY Sl-.RYu I ON MO>T MARKS scrvict* ~ ('lf;iiiiitu Out • Install.ititm Qverhatiliii:: # Komnval lic<<ui(1 it ii>iiinu * RHmildin -ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone: 385-5566 \YATKR SOFTKXKR SALKS SKRYICK Mcllrmv. Illinois ANNOUNCE JUNE DEADLINE FOR ART REGISTRATION (Continued from page 1) try Art Fair will be the Mini Art competition. Maximum size for mini art entries is 3" x 3" with no limit on the number of entries. They may either be marked for sale or not for sale, as the artist wishes. Judging of the show will be capably handled by three professional artists, with a $100 prize going to the artists who is adjudged "Best of the Show". Funds raised annually through the McHenry Country Art Fair are used by the Woman's auxiliary of McHenry hospital to purchase new equipment for use in various departments of the hospital. "What finer way can a person or group beautify their home, office or school than by purchasing a piece of art at the Country Art Fair, thereby helping the auxiliary to buy the equipment necessary to the good health of our community," stated Mrs. Wernquist. CONSTITUIONAL REVISION As a result of an idea developed by Crystal Lake City Councilman Orrin Peterson and McHenry County Treasurer Cal Skinner, Jr., young men throughout Illinois may start a campaign to pass this fall's state constitutional convention call this weekend in Chicago. That is when the Crystal Lake Jaycees will present a resolution to the annual convention of the Illinois Jaycees calling for all Illinois Jaycee chapters to participate actively in an attempt to bring constitutional revision to Illinois. Clean Streams Hears Health Administrator (Continued from page 1) county faces a future of improved lakes and streams. Control of sewage treatment plants, the prevention of waste discharges from boat toilets and elimination of pollution from septic systems held a special interest for the audience. RESOLVE PROBLEM Mr. Duel said his personal feelings are that the direction should be not to close beaches or condemn lakes or rivers, but instead, when a problern is found, work toward the resolution of the problem so that the people can get the best use from the existing water resources. He mentioned that his department is also interested in the protection of underground water supplies and the health department will sample wells. The health department will investigate arty community health problem reported to them. McHenry Township Assistant Supervisor Edward J. Buss advised the Clean Streams committee that they should not expect too much from the newly formed health department as the county board of supervisors was not ready to spend a large amount of money for these services at this time. PG. 14, - PLAIN DEALER - FRI., MAY 3, 1968 Musin' & Meanderin (Continued from page 1) received were those from President Johnson and Senators Dirks en and Percy. Among guests were eleven presidents of women's clubs and organizations, many of which Mrs. Hoff had served as president in past vears. All had come to pay tribute to a lady of social eminence and accomplishment. May Day came and went again this year with not even a hint of the observance of our youth. The sun shone brightly and warm April weather had brought forth an abundance of spring flowers, but no May baskets greeted xis at the door. Every now and then we hear someone wonder, aloud, what youngsters did for amusement in the long distant past. Filling May baskets was one of the favorite diversions, but some how we can't get a clear picture of this providing more than a mild diversion for little ones today. K.A.F. SOUNDS IN MUSIC HIGHUGHTED ON BENEFIT PROGRAM (Continued from page 1) lighted by ensembles in costumes of the late 1770's and featuring Mary Ann Wegener and Betty Smith. A nuns' chorus will open. "Sound of Music" and with the lovely "Preludium" and the( provocative "Maria" following. A children's chorus will make an appearance in "Do Re Mi" and "So Long Farewell". Margaret Boarini will be heard in "Climb Every Mountain" and Donald E. Johnson in "The Sound of Music" concluding with a choral arrangement of "Climb Every Mountain". Ohio and Utah (each) have the longest compulsory school attendance terms of any U.S. states - from 6 to 18. California, Arizona, Connecticut, Montana, and Washington have the lowest, from 8 through 16. HURT IN CRASH Robert Musser of Wauconda remained in the intensive care unit of McHenry hospital Thursday, following an accident Tuesday night on Bay road. 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If it makes you feel like a prisoner in your own kitchen, you're ready for The Great Escape. The Great Escape Sweepstakes is for people who hate to clean ovens. Eight drawings will be held. The prizes: 15 electric ranges with self-cleaning ovens to be given away at each drawing. 120 ranges in all, chosen from the following brands: Frigidaire, General Electric, Hotpoint, Kelvinator, Kenmore, Philco, Signature, and Westinghouse. And if you don't win a new self-cleaning range--buy one. Because, during the Sweepstakes, any new electric range sold (self-cleaning or not) may come with our Escape Kit: free wiring installation. Which could save you SI00 or more. (And if a winner has already bought a new electric range during the Sweepstakes, we'll refund his full purchase price in place of the regular priz?, if he prefers.) So go ahead. Make The Great Escape today. And stop being tied to the rack. GREAT ESCAPE SWEEPSTAKES is open, April 1 -- May 31, 1968. to all residents of the area served directly by Commonwealth Edison. Entries must be made on official entry blanks available at participating dealers'. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. FREE WIRING INSTALLATION ap plies, for a limited time only, to a standard wiring installation for a new electric range in single-family dwellings served by Commonwealth Edison. Only electric ranges have self-cleaning ovens. The bright new ideas are Electric. Commonwealth Edison Company C.E. Co.