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1 PAGE 12-PLAINDEALER-FRIQAY, DECEMBER 24, 1971 IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM TO BE ' HELD DEC. 29 (Continued from page 1) ages 3 to 5, vision or hearing tested, may register for this program at the Health department during clinic hours Technicians from Special Education. Title VI. will do the screening The program will be held Wednesday morning. Dec. 29. from 9 until 11 a m If children have not been immunized because of a financial burden, parents should report to the Health department office. 209 N. Benton street, Woodstock. Dec 29 at 9 a m COUNCIL TAKES ACTION ON MANY BUSINESS ITEMS (Continued from page 1) also approved Clarification by the City Attorney, of the recent taxi ordinance resulted in a decision to pro rate licenses to the end of 0the fiscal year, April 30. 1972. Applications of McHenry Cab Co.. McHenry Yellow Cab Co., and Lucky Cab Co. were ap­ proved under franchise. The Council voted a $10 Christmas gift for each em­ ployee Because of past discussions on the city's insurance • program, the City Clerk reported that he had taken no action on placing additional insurance covering the sewer plant construction The Clerk urged that this be placed in the hands of the Finance com mittee. However, due to urgency, the Clerk was in­ structed by unanimous vote to place the coverage. Acidizing the large water well on Green street, at the south edge of the city^ was approved. To proceed with the street lighting program, ten new lights will be installed in the Green street business district. To bolster the Planning commission, consisting of seven members, Mayor Doherty appointed two ad­ ditional members, Ed Dast and Dave Benrud. Qualifications of both men were checked and found to be outstanding. ACCEPT SCHOOL INSURANCE BIDS (Continued from page 1) The District 156 cost per pupil last year was $16.68 and for next year it is estimated to be $21.31. The report listed 1,663.53 pupils in District 156 last year. The cost per pupil of $16.68 was behind Woodstock District 200 with $34.07, Crystal Lake High School District 155 with $19.45 (not including athletic and extra-curricular) and Harrison District 36 with $19.59. Con­ solidated District 15 was $12.33 and Johnsburg District 12, $13.32. Three resignations were accepted. One was for James Bicanic, teacher of art at East campus, and another for Ronald J Zywiciel, member of the East campus staff who has been selected as one of twenty- five vocational development specialists to work with the Department of Defense for a three-year tour of duty in Germany. Mrs Paula Camp­ bell has resigned as junior grade secretary in the guidance office of West campus. The board received evaluation reports of the oc­ cupational education program, which will be detailed in another issue. Board President James Althoff announced that a study was being made of the air conditioning cost at West campus. Linda Verbeke was employed to teach Spanish at East Campus and Judith Ann Loverguth was named to replace Mrs. Campbell THREE INJURED IN AREA CRASH (Continued from page 1) about 4:10 on River road, ^4 mile south of Lake Defiance road, southeast of McHenry. Miller said he was north-bound on River road when an approaching auto forced him off the roadway. He was unable to give officers any information on the other car. Evidence at the scene showed that Miller's vehicle left the east side of the roadway, traveled 186 feet, hit a culvert, traveled across a driveway, traveled 66 feet striking a telephone pole and then proceeded another 61 feet before coming to rest against a tree. Rupert Eichner of Lin- denhurst. 111., was ticketed for driving too fast for conditions when his auto was involved in a one-car crash Monday af­ ternoon at 3:40. The accident * occurred on County Lane road and Main street, Spring Grove. Eichner told police he was driving north on County line, lost control and ran off the road. Although he complained of being hurt, he told in­ vestigating state police officers he would obtain his own medical treatment. Karen M. Tomal of 104 Navajo trail, McHenry, was issued a citation by city police for vehicle entering stop or yield intersection following a two-vehicle accident Saturday afternoon about 4:15 at the intersection of Main and Borden streets. Driver of a truck, George Erber, Jr., of 1515 Walnut drive, Woodstock, stated he was west-bound on Main when the Tomal auto pulled out in front of him and struck the left side of his vehicle. Miss Tomal said she stopped at the sign on Borden street, put her turn signals on, pulled out ' onto Main street and was almost in her correct lane when contact was made with the truck. Vickie L. Mavis of 3604 S. Park Terrace, McHenry, was ticketed by city police for no valid registration after a two- car accident last Wednesday afternoon about 4:10 at 1210 N. Green street. Driver of the other car, Mildred E. Kozelsky of 923 N. River ro^d, McHenry, stated she was stopped in her lane of traffic on Green street whfen the rear of her car was struck. The other driver told police she tried to stop but when she applied her brakes they failed to operate and she struck the Kozelsky auto. Ml) SIN' N" MEANDERIN" (Continued from page 1) 'and in doing so filled young eyes with awe. He came calling Christmas Eve, and if you were lucky you had a glimpse of his fast moving, bulky figure as it left the house. And maybe we date farther back than we care to admit, or perhaps it was just a family custom, but we can't remember seeing the decorated tree in place until Dec. 24. It was Santa who also made this wonder of the season possible also. In expressing "oh's" and "ah's" as we drive through city streets to admire outside lighting displays, we realize this is one of the advantages of Christmas 1971 which was unknown years ago. Also missing from the holiday scene until recently were the at­ tractively decorated business areas. With all the changes, one thing remains to remind us that the real spirit of Christmas was with us long ago and has been retained for the important part flappy , giiiimiiu iiiiiiuiiiiiimi£ from all at Hunter Country dub Come and enjoy our fine food and see our beautiful (Jiristmas decorations. We want to thank the following places for their help with these decorations: •Locker's Flowers - McHenry •Fox Valley Florist - Wilniot •Ben Arvidson TUESDAY & THURSDAY Beautiful Glass TUMBLER 1 Free with each $2 gas purchase At Your Friendly J & L Oil, Inc. Service Station Rte. 120 & Sons >Flowerwood - - McHenry Crystal Lake 1 ...ire are open all year now and, for^your pleasure, we have snowmobiles & ice skating, w i t h a b e a u t i f u l w i n t e s c e n e from our clubhouse. Memberships Now Available for 1972 Robert J. Bucherty Owner HUNTER COUNTRY CLUB Richmond, III. 678-2631 In Lilymoor Famed Dickens "Christmas Carol" Aired By Students a McHenry high school West campus will present "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens over radio. The presentation will be aired at 1:30 p.m. Christmas Day over W.K.Z.N, radio 96.9, on the F.M. dial. The show was produced entirely by the students. It was directed by Tom Broman and Jeff Kuhlman. It has the same plot as the original story by Charles Dickens. The cast is as follows: Spirit Of Christmas ^as reader), Amy Leighty; Ebenezer Sgfooge, Jeff Kuhlman; Bob Cratchit, Jim Phillips; Collector, John Seaton; Nephew, Jerry Long; Marley, Alex Thomas; Ghost of Christmas „Past, Jackie it will always play. The holiday would never be quite complete without Salvation Army kettles manned by those dedicated volunteers who win their way* into all but the hardest hearts. For their untarnished record of service to life's most hapless individuals, and for giving so much of themselves, their Christma&vmust be the best of all! K.A.F. Biederer; Young Girl, Joyce Malek; Ghost of Christmas Present, Ivor Janci; Mrs. Cratchit, Betsy Hamm; Child of Cratchits, Jodie Marchese; and Tiny Tim, Betsy Hamm. Five From Area Earn Degrees At University ' Approximately 600 bac­ calaureate and master's degrees were awarded Sunday, Dec. 19, when the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater held its eighth formal mid-year commencement at 2:30 p.m. in Williams Center. The graduates included Patricia R. Cook, 2613 W. In­ dian Trail, bachelor of science in education degree; Michael P. Phelan, 3701 W. Main street, bachelor of business ad­ ministration degree; John W. Rau, 4502 N. Mayfair, bachelor of science degree; Susan Conway Schaefer, 3904 W. Main street, bachelor of science in education degree; and David A. Weber, 2517 W. Johnsburg, bachelor of business ad­ ministration degree. In London a policeman is often called a "bobby." This nickname comes from the name of Sir Robert Peel, the British statesman who organized the London police force. MOOOOOOOOOOOOdOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOa : The Chain O'Lakes Covenant, church, 4815 N. WiMot road, McHenry, will have a candlelight and carol service Christmas eve at 11 p.m. Everyone is welcome to at­ tend. AT THE V. F. 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