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p. 2, Sec. 2- Plaindealer - Wed., Sept., 25, 1968 Roger A. Peek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maiaford E. Peck jffi of 1916 North Orchard Beach, is a new student this year at Judson college, in Elgin, where he is one of a large group currently fairing advantage of anew program in developmental reading being offered by the college. As Peck reads, he is having his eye movements photographed by John Michael assisted by Marjorie E. Stoffregen, reading development instructor and teacher of English at Judson college, fy means of small beads of light reflecting from the student's eye, his reading performance on 100 words is photographed onto a moving film. Hie student and his teacher study the filmed performance in terms of his span of recognition, the duration of each fixation, the number of regressions he makes, his rate of scanning and his comprehension. Then the reader* s performance is compared with norms derived from a study of 150,- 000 cases. -- FREE LECTURE IN SPEED READING BY DR. SCHALE A lecture of unusual interest will be offered to the public in McHenry by a recognized world authority in the field of speed reading. She is Dr. Florence Schale, the Director of the1 Adult Speed Reading center of Northwestern university. Free lectures by people of her stature are a rarity. This will be open to the public free at McHenry Junior high school under the auspices of Camp Donald Robert Arrowhead which is directed by Doherty Scimltz, Jim Doran, a teacher in this RJh. K,Fk. school. Hie time will be 8 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 26. This is an opportunity to find out about this subject from one of the featured speakers the past two years at the annual convention of the International Reading association. As an author and lecturer she has frequently been a guest on CBS shows out of Chicago. In July her picture was carried nation-wide by the Associated Press as the teacher of a 15- year-old Filipino girl whom she Has trained to read at better than 50,000 words per minute at nearly 100 percent comprehension. Many peole in the McHenry area who have taken her course have read at several thousand words per minute with 70 to 100 percent comprehension. LAKEMOO R - LlLYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 AUXILIARY PLANS RUMMAGE SALE t NEXT WEEKEND This coming Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27 and 28i are the days the Woman's auxiliary is holding their rummage sale, ft will be held in the garage of Bud Milenac on Lily Lake road. Chairman Marion Leske says they have a lot of nice things for sale. Proceeds of the sale will go to cutting of the dead trees along the roadways in the spring of '69. SYMPATHIES No words can express our deepest sympathies to Edward Spahr and Emil Weber on the loss of Edward's wife and Emil's daughter, Elsie, who passed away Monday, Sept. 16. BUNDLE OF JOY Cathy Zahn presented her , husband, Bill, with a beautiful f-boy Thursday, Sept. 12. Wee* one Glen Phillip weighed in at 7 lbs. 4 ozs. and was twenty-one inches long. It will be awhile before Little Glen and his fattier, Bill, will see each other. Bill is inthe Navy andis stationed over in Vietnam, ft will be a double celebration for Bill when he gets home. To be home and to see his new little son. The proud grandparents are Bob and Cathy Prange and Bill and Phillys Zahn all of Lilymoor. Glen is Bob and Cathy's! second grandchild and Bill and Phillys's first. Congratulations and best wishes on your blessed event. Sophie Paterson,. Eunice Tobey, Jessie Corbett and Marge Peak. Booby went to Genny Gionnola. Guests for the evening were Genny Gionnola and Delia Passage. The Ladies League at this time welcome two new members, they are Marge Peak luid Connie Smith. < HOME I am happy to report that Mike Dorsey is now home from the hospital. Although Mike is now home he will be on crutches for several months. Welcome home, Mike, may the months go fast for you. cident Sunday, Sept. 8. From what I have heard Robert is now home from the hospital. Here's hoping you, Helen, Mary and Agnes; are all home from the hospital and that all of you are just fine. DOUBLE CELEBRATION Today the twenty-fifth isabig day in the home of the Crawley s. Edna is celebrating her birthday and she and Herman are celebrating their wedding anniversary. Congratulations, Herman and Edna, and may you celebrate many more double celebrations together. day on Monday, Sept. 16. Many, happy returns. •-V BIRTHDAY Greetings go to several residents. Marylyh LoPresti celebrated her big day on Thursday, Sept. 19. Lu Gravenstuk celebrated Saturday Sept. 21. Harry Newman observed his big day Sunday, Sept. 22. Lu Bitterman is celebrating today,the twenly-, fifth. Pappy Paterson will celebrate his birthday, Sunday, Sept. '29. Sundae Morrison will celebrate her sixth birthday Tuesday, Oct. 1. Many happy returns. LADIES LEAGI Held their social evening on Wednesday, Sept. !8„ Bunco was played and the winners were GET-WELL ANNIVERSARY Wishes go to Mike Dorsey*s Greetings go to Dan and Kay father, Howard, who is apatient Meyer who will celebrate their at St. Francis hospital in Evans- twelfth anniversary on Sunton. Here's hoping you are now^dpy, Sept. 29. Congratulations home and are just fine, Howard, and may you celebrate many more together. INJURED IN ACCIDENT I am sorry to report that BELATED BIRTHDAY Robert and Helen Donovan, Ma- Greetings go to Linda Kunz ry Sovsky and Agnes SwensM and Fred Thornton. Both Linda were all injured in an auto ac- and Fred celebrated their birth - HURT IN CRASH Mrs. Margaret Wachter of Colby drive, McHenry, was brought to McHenry hospital by ambulance last Thursday following an accident on Rt. 176, east of Crystal Lake. She told deputies she was driving west on the highway when the right wheels travelled onto the shoulder and the vehicle went out of control, striking a tree. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC '"And" Abram said unto Lot, Let there be no strife, I pray thee, between me and thee, and between my herdsmen and thy herdmen, for we be brethren." This verse from die Book of Genesis is part of the Lesson- Sermon titled "Reality "tobe read in McHenry Christian Science church this Sunday. \ At Christian Science society, Lincoln road and Eastwood lane, services will begin at 10:30 a.im, Related passages from the denominational textbook also will be read. Among these will bethe following: "ABRAHAM. Fidel1? My: faith in the divine Life and in the eternal Principle of b®- ing" ("Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy). ENGINEERING STUDENTbr » Denis M. Buch, sonofMr»and Mrs. Jerome Buch, 3707 W.Anne street, a graduate of McHenry high school, has registered at the Milwaukee School of Engineering for the fall quarter, SOCIAL SECURITY REPORTS Social security beneficiaries in Lake or McHenry counties who need to report changes of address or other events that affect the payment of their monthly benefits may now do so through the Social Security Office at 2500 West Grand avenue in Waukegan, 111., Bernard Bar - nett, District Manager, saidthis week. Reports may be made by mail, telephone, or personal visit. Emperor Charles V (1500- 1558) ruled over more territory than any other European monarch ever has. (Holy Roman Empire). HAY FEVER - THE COMMON ALLERGY Of the 21 million Americans affected by allergies, over 14 million suffer from hay fever and/or asthma. While the allergens that produce hay fever are mainly seasonal pollens such as ragweed, grasses, etc., there is also a type of hay fever that affects people all year long. This type can be caused by house dust, pillow feathers,. long haired pets and many other every day contact things. If you suffer from hay fever, you should consult a physician. Hay fever, while being irritating and uncomfortable but otherwise harmless, can lead to serious ailments if neglected for a long time. Chronic hay fever can cause a breakdown of the normal defenses of the nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs. This in time can lead to sinus trouble, asthma and even hearing loss in children. Whatever your doctor prescribes for you, you can be sure to find it at BOLGER'S DRUG STORE. . .1259 N. Green. Have your doctor phone 385-4500 and we will have it ready for you. Delivery. . .Gas, Light, Telephone bills Paid here ... Money Orders. . JRevlon... .Max Factor. . .Coty. ..EnglishLeather... THIS WEEK'S HELPFUL HINT: If you suffer from hay fever avoid house dust, smoke, chemically treated swimming pools, paint and chemical fumes, weeds, uncut fields and alcoholic drinks.