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. ' for-'* • i - - ^"- (' >;v^\'-t^t^ikisrC';"'.- •? . 4l >«* ifraL - "ff»v,' / McHENRY / For TAat Old Faahioned Flavor-Come To JtfoenMnann Sausqg* Company Vnniette* of gawap Wmu Style Flavors EDduny Smoked RMN ^ ® Cowitty Blade SaoMfF • belielow Hickory Smoked Haim Phom 385-6260 Bmrte IM Jaat KM of ftt. IS Volo»Illln«to ansioh Told # '.#fc Hie board of education of Harrison school in Wonder Lake announced Wednesday, Oct. 23, the retention of the firm of Fridstein, Fitch and Partners as architects for a planned addition to the school. This firm was also the architect for the new McHenry high school. Supt. Robert Bright indicated that the staff of the school is working hard on describing the program of the school so that the completed building can meet both present and future needs. He also said that overcrowding in class rooms, dressing room facilities, library and cafeteria, areas may lead the board to seriously considering double sessions in future years if the pressure is not relieved.Retention of present teachers, as well as employment of new teachers may suffer if teachers cannot because of large classes, offer the proper amount of individual help. 1 Bright also said, "It has been ten years since the patrons of the school have been asked to approve new class rooms for Harrison. Every effort is being made by the board, teachers and administration to plan for our present enrollment as well as future enrollment so that the gradual increase in number of children can be provided for." A tentative date for a/referendum has been set for late February or early March. Dr. Santo Ruggero, president of the board, in making the announcement of the architectural firm, said that all members of the board keenly supported the retention of this firm. Many hours went into the selection. Board members and the superintendent interviewed five architectural firms and visited a number of their schools. In addition, school officials of the schools visited were asked about the firms' reputation and ability to produpe work at a minimal cost. For further information contact R.D. Bright at 653-5742. PATRICK HENRY "Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! 1 know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death!" Speech in Virginia Convention, St. John's Episcopal Church, Richmond, Virginia (March 23,1775) Buy U.S. Savings Bonds, new Freedom Shares FOR THE KIDDIES ALL CHKJ3REN WEARING A HALLOWEEN COSTUME ARE ^ITED TO STOP ON FOR A TREAT, WED, OCT. 30 THURS., OCT. 31 from 5:00 to 8:00 HALLOWEEN PIZAZZ!! SEE OUR SPECIAL DISPLAYS OF: rPPMPKIN f AGE" , "fyHMNmCE CHEESEBURGER! Treat Dad To A Tender Juicy Jewel Steak! 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V t0 V WED., OCT., 30, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PO. 9 cJood.H(rti t I I ' mmm Special Voting Issues When voters go to the polls to select favorite candidates next Tuesday, Nov. 5, they will also express important opinions on three special issues. ' ? ?: NATURAL RESOURCES ISSUE Because of the large sum of money involved ~ • $1 billion -- the Natural Resources Issue should be studied most carefully. A simple majority of those voting for state legislators will mean passage of an issue to provide funds for recreational development; water and air pollution prevention, control and abatement; water management; water facilities and flood control. These funds would also qualify the state to receive federal funds as they become available for assisting state and local governmental units in carrying out resource development programs. The $1 billion would impose a direct annual tax iqaon real and personal property to pay the interest on, and the principal of such bonds if revenue from other sources is not sufficient. How much it will cost the public in additional taxes -- if any -- is not known at present. It will depend on how quickly the money is spent, whether it is all spent, the rate of interest and whether the state's general fund will be in good enough condition to take care of the debt without asking for more money. This year the legislature passed a bill designed to eliminate features of the 1967 proposal that had resulted in some opposition. In view of the growing seriousness of water pollution in our area, which is so dependent on this natural resource, we urge voters to support this issue. CON-CON One of the most discussed issues in this election year is an effort to receive siqsport in calling a constitutional convention. The proposal is commonly termed Con-Con. ~~\ A majority of those voting in the referendum is required for passage, which calls for a meeting of elected delegates for the purpose of reviewing the entire state constitution and making recommendations for changes in any of its parts. These changes would then be submitted to the people for approval, requiring a majority vote. Recalling the imperfections of the Blue Ballot veto four years ago, which resulted in court revisions, we were hesitant over support of Con-Con. However, the numerous impediments to progress under the 1870 constitution prompt us to suggest a "yes" vote. BANKING ACT AMENDMENT On a special pink ballot, voters will have the opportunity to ratify an amendment to the banking act to allow state-chartered banks to establish foreign branches, aprivilege already enjoyed by nationally chartered banks. No monetary expenditure is involved in this vote. State banking institutions point to the potential for growth as more Illinois manufacturers decide to participate in international trade. State-chartered banks desire the same flexibility and freedom as national bank competitors. A majority of votes cast on this issue is required for passage. T H E V j r World Of Pharmacy rti * * * .-i* Paint Trim You can brighten up the ex? terior of your home by psmt-t Ing the trim ahd shutters in^ff fresh new color. Avoid spattfefD irig the new paint on the house by removing the gutters painting. , , , * i Donald Robert Doherty Schultz, R.Ph. ILPh. . . .WORMS. . . Worms: called "pathogenic heleminths" that are paracites to man, cause more trouble than you may think. It may come as a shock to find your child is infected with pinworms: and the sight of them may throw you. Fortunately your doctor has the answer - call him at once - boil all linens and keep the child's hands clean. 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McHenry, 385-4080 p 62902 STATBFARM Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois Vote NOVEMBER 5th for eroa J. El Comfy Coroaer V@Ti EQPiy)Q(LO<gAN Pd. P®l. &<iv.