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msMMMmsM . , 4 , 1968'- PLAIN DEALER - PG. 5 . ' » 1 BUILDING CONSIDERATION SET FOR FEBRUARY* y> (Continued from page'll ', tects; again unanimously. 1 During; the November meetingS, the board received and c<^ftfered both an enrollment projection and a survey of nseds of thfc school prepared by the teachef? iuid superintendent. Predictions of enrollment growth shows that Harrison school can expect 25 percent more children in 1973 as it has presently. Enrollment for June, 1968, was 518; November, 1968, is 541; June, 1970, 553; June, 1971, 577; June, 1972, 608; and June, 1973, 621. Joseph Sullivan, a board member, felt that' these figures were conservative as did all of the members. With a need for at least three additional classrooms by September, 1969, and two more by September, 1970, the board was advised by the superintendent that should new classrooms not be made available by September of 1970, double sessions for most grades might be necessary in order to maintain the present instructional program. This, of course, would not provide for strengthening the present program. INDICATE NEEDS In a survey conducted by the stqwrintendent, teachers were asked to indicate the needs of the school as they saw them. These needs seemed to condense down into four broad areas: One, more classrooms; Two, better use of present areas of instruction; Three, more individualization of instruction; and Four, addition of art to the school program. The board reacted to this survey by directing the stq>erintendent to contact the architect and advise him to consider these items in planning for the building addition. The club has members from Richmond, Woodstock, Wonder Lake and many nearby subdivisions, as well as McHenry. Raymond Jensen serves as president, LeRoy Hiller as vicepresident, Patti Brooke as secretary and Donald R. Johnson as treasurer. Irma Blomgren and Mary Ann Sharp are the club's accompanists. Special effects in lighting J were arranged by a club member, Grace Spitzbart. Chorus Pays State Tribute ^ (Continued from page 1) r., the celebration of the season at various periods in state history* The Indian periodwill feature carols, some authentic, featuring Mary Ann Wegener, Carolyn Ritthaler and Margaret Boarini. The brief slavery era in the early 1800's will include "Sweet Li'l Jesus Boy" by Bill Weber, "Go Tell It On The Mountains" and "Reuben and Rachel At Christmas'*. ' Various ensembles will highlight Christmas in the'nineties, including a women's ensemble Singing "Christmas Candles" before a tree decorated in the style of the panod. A formal section including "0 Holy Night" by Irene Keim, and three choral selections, "Hallelujah Amen" from "Judas Maccabaeus" by Handel, "There Shall A Star Fom Jacob" fay Mendlessohn and "The Hallelujah Chorus" will conclude the program. This is the first all-musical program, held in the new West campus auditorium. Two attempted break-ins were investigated this past week fay sheriffs police. Henry Schmitt, who was hunting behind the Johnsburg Junior high school, noticed a screen torn from the door and notified authorities. Arthur Andes of 3918 Richmond road, McHenry, also reported a screen torn off the door in an apparent attempted entry. WW Adviser Desk HEALTH LAWS The .University of Illinois has an excellent bulletin on "Illinois Laws Affecting Human and Animal Health." Portions of the bulletin, may' be only of casual interest to the average person, but should be most valuable as a reference book for veterinarians, doctors, nurses and others who work with state, county or local agencies with a more direct interest in what these laws require. If you don't have a copy, you may request one from the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 61801. Or, if you prefer send your requests to the county extension office, Box 431, and we'll forward them to Urbana. GRAIN BIN SIGNS The Agricultural Extension Service can provide farmers with large 10 x 16 inch grain bin storage signs. The bright red and white sign reads "DANGER - Inspect storage areas for unauthorized persons before removing grain". The signs* cost 60 cents each. The adhesive material will stick to all metal bins. In order to comply with the law, most large farm storage structures for grain are re- Killed In Crash - (Continued from page 1) jg Green street told police he wail driving *«>uth on .the highway and turning onto High street. He said he saw the second car approaching at a high rate of speed and was unable to clear the crossing in time to avoid the collision. The other driver^ Harold V. Little, Rt. 2, Meg Henry, stated he was travel*, ling north when he saw the other car turn in front of him. As he swerved, he collided with i. third car driven by Frank Ji.-< Jesky of 3017 W. Virginia street, McHenry., f/ The Little and Jesky vehicle!; were badly damaged but the An|v derson car sustained only min-: or damage. Harry O. Mueller of 2208 W. Manor lane, McHenry, wai charged with following tab closely when his vehicle struck another car driven by Daniel Cf Halleran of Rt. 1, Hebroik1 The latter was stopped on Rt. 12, at the intersection with Hill road, waiting to make a left turn. Mueller told deputies he failed to see the turn si and was'- unable to avoid the Christmas is the mo<" collision in spite of qgriying celebrated holiday on the brakes. < endar. The Salvation Army Ray and Carol Broderson, doesn't want anyone to both of Lombard, were treated the special sadness of being in McHenry hospital last Thurs- "forgotten". Helping the unforday for injuries sustained in tunate at Christmas a crash on Lincoln road, near a traditional service of The Sal- Kullman road. He apparently vation Army for more than a lost control as the car struck hundred years. a slippery spot in the .road. The vehicle struck a utility ........ P°!e. IPs hard to prove you're a " good sport without losing SHOP IN McHENRY and then. :6mfort of Spring )me, all winter long.. Humidify with an HU5VS f DIFIER 459-2300 ca": Carl Woerner HEATING & COOLING J' AND FREEDOM SALES - SERVICE SAME DAV SERVICE OX MOST MAKES • Service • Cleaning • Repair • Installation • nvorhmiiinir • Removal --ALL WORK GUARANTEED-- Phone: 385-5566 SALES , WATER SOFTENER SALES/SERVICE^. • McHenry, -S-H* quired to have the large warning sign affixed to it. The pur* pose is to avoid unnecessary grain drownings. Send your order to Box 431, Woodstock, and we will mailyoi} the sign. To Se , GOODWILL TO VISIT McHENRY FRIDAY, DEC. 13 (Continued from page 1) because 206 disabled people became self-supporting, rather than dependent on public funds. The people not only help the handicapped to support themselves, but they have the satisfaction of knowing their gifts, in most cases non-monetary, are helping disable individuals overcome great obstacles. DEFOLIATION ... Air Force jets fly over an area near Saigon along the Cambodian border spraying a chemical that defoliates trees without harming them during Operation Ranch Hand. The lack of foliage {irovides less of an impetus or the enemy to enter an area because of the absence of a place to hide. STATE FARM NSURANCI Be backed by the big one State Farm--The Big One with some 13,000 State Farm agents and claim representatives to give you unbeatable claim service wherever you drive. All this at low cost from State Farm. The drivers of more than 9 million cars are already getting the world's best car insurance value from State Farm. Stop by. Podpora 1212 Green St. McHenry 385-4080 STATE f/UiM MtTilAl AUTOMOBILE lUUMNCt COMMNT Horn Office BMhVgtm, llliooll I BY THE OLD TIMER From Rene R. Stevens, Newtown Square, Pa.: I remember when I was a child and lived on a farm at the top of a long hill where we would sled in the winter snow. We would coast nearly a mile. In the summer we enjoyed swimming in the creek which ran close by. We had big parties on Halloween, Christmas and New Year's and picnics in the summer -- with homemade ice cream. Our house still stands. It had 32 rooms, so we had lots of room for our parties. Many years ago this house was an underground railroad and in r'thOtSi&lTwas a false well which y * ""led-into "a tunnel. The tunnel led into the barn. Many slaves escaped through the house to -• the barn or vice versa. The tunnel and well are still there and the old home is now an apartment house. I remember it from the days when all was "country."Today the country has turned into a town. Time marches on. Dine Id fffa* Elegance Of The South Sea Island Grand Opening Dec. 7th Welcome * Families Open 7 days a week 11:00 a.m. to closing FROM m - 10 P. M. FREE Sandwishs & Other Goods 385-9700 under MUSIC BY Nu-Tones YOOT HOST Wally & Do cldng for patrons 1406 N. Riverside Dr. Mcnen *6707 make it a\Timex watch for Christmas A. lady's 2 diamond watch... 159S B. lady's waterproof* lPs a C. man's electric (with battery) . *45 •Waterproof when crystal and case remain intact Many more to select from - Priced from $7.95 - $125.00 A stylish Timex is the perfect Christmas gift for anyone! And at Ben Franklin you'll find a complete selection irom which to choose. Each one is shock-proof, weather-proof, and budget-priced! Ben Franklin A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP BKNSIhttl MALL McHenry, Illinois Open Additional Departments: Effective Friday December 6, 1968 the McHenry State Bank will observe new hours for the following departments and on each Friday hereafter. • Drive-Up Windows • Savings Department * Walk-Up Windows • Safe Deposit Vault • Installment Loan Department FRIDAY HOURS: 4:30 to 7:30 P.M. i A FULL SERVICE BANK In McHenry In McHenry S "Where Family Money Matters" Serving Since 1906 McHenry 385-1040