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MOTORISTS INJURED IN ONE OF SEVERAL LOCAL ACCIDENTS (Continued from page 1) ticket for improper passing on itie right being issued to Kichard R. BeLow, Jr., 1002 Main street, Spring Grove. An auto driven by Roberta J. Hoffman of 2812 N. Sacramento, Chicago, was stopped in traffic waiting for the car in front of her to make a left turn onto Chapel Hill road. BeLow drove to the right onto the shoulder to pass the cars when he slid on the gravel and hit the front fender of the Hoffman auto. Ms. Hoffman verified BeLow's statement. Wayne P. Smith of 4504 Kiverdale avenue, Wonder Lake, was cited for having no valid registration following a one-car accident Saturday night at 5012 Willow drive, Wonder Lake. Smith attempted to make a (eft turn onto Willow from Oak- worth when his auto slid on loose gravel. He lost control of the vehicle and went into a ditch on the east side of the road, where he hit a utility pole and a couple of garbage cans. HOSPITAL WILL SERVE NURSING STUDENTS OF AREA (Continued from page 1) vision of instructor, Mrs. Tana Durnbaugh. The sophomores, who serve on Thursday af­ ternoons and Friday mornings to learn follow-through care of patients, are supervised by Mrs. Delores Aleksandras. Both are members of the Elgin Community college faculty. Student nurses at McHenry hospital this semester include McHenry County college students, Donald Wilson, Susan Robe, Leona Duits, Esther Leinhard, Valeria Hill, Valerie Phalin, Betty Jean Mergele, Roberta Noble, Louise Winters and Rhonda Richardson. Sophomore students at Elgin Community college from McHenry county who are assigned to McHenry hospital this semester include Melva DeCraene, Joyce Eklund, Carol Och, Frederica Schulemanr and Kathy Smith. MUSIN1 N' MEANDERIN" (Continued from page 1) We were made aware of just how greatly the problem has increased when we attempted to listen to the city stagg from a car this past summer. Between loud mufflers, defective exhaust systems and motorcycles, it was impossible. But if rules to be announced Oct. l are put into effect, truck and bus noise could be cut by as much as half, in many cases. The E.P.A. is also planning to move against aircraft noise. Recent scientific studies have shown the high noise level of modern day life a definite hazard to the health of those who can't escape it. The only solution is to limit the noise level permitted; otherwise trucks, buses, aircraft and other vehicles are given preference over human beings. Junior High Schools Fly New Flags Parkland and McHenry Junior high schools are flying new American flags Americanism Chairman Gerry Kuck of the Ladies auxiliary to V.F.W. Post 4600 made the presentations at both schools. Also presented for the eighth grade students were pamphlets on flag etiquette. Eight grade students were present to accept the flags at both schools. McHenry Junior high school was represented by Karen Cook, Rodney Rouse, Tom Thompson, Dan De Roche! assistant principal; and Fred Kusch, principal. Parkland Junior high school was represented by Fran Brogan, Lori Dargatz, Phyllis Wright, Pat Epperson, Mark Mieritz, Paul Hanson, assistant prin­ cipal; and Don Toole, principal. DISCUSS CAMPUS DELAY A special meeting of the McHenry County college board will be held at the interim of­ fices of the college, Crystal Lake, Thursday, Sept. 13, at 7:30 p.m. Purpose of the meeting is to discuss the state delay in funding of the con­ struction project for the new campus. WHO KNOWS? 1. Identify Deutschland. 2. What is a metronome? ,3. What do aviators mean by "zero-zero" weather? 4. When was a semi-perma­ nent list of girls' names set up alphabetically for naming hurricanes? 5. Which letters of the al­ phabet were omitted? 6. Is the earth closest to the moon in winter or summer'5 7. What did Delilah, Mata- Hari and Edith Cavell have in common? 8. When was the first suc­ cessful parachute jump made? 9. In what document does the phrase, "a decent respect to the opinions of mankind" occur? 10.What is the difference be­ tween the adjournment of Congress and a recess? Answers To Who Knows •SUT -U9AU033J JOJ G^p TS S}0S ssaoaj v }nq 'uoissas v sa^BUTuua^ ?uaiuujnorpy-oi •aouapuad CYSTIC FIBROSIS DRIVE Children's Lung Disease Week is being observed in McHenry and throughout the country Sept. 9-16. The public is asked to fight Cystic Fibrosis with contributions needed to conquer this and related diseases. 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The seats were black leather, very hard and very slick. We went "riding" and also out for picnics. Actually, we went "shaking" for it rattled and shook from side to side. The tires were very hard and narrow, holding 40 pounds of air. If we had a flat tire, the car was jacked up (the jacks weren't like the ones we have today), then the tire was removed from the rim of the wheel, the inner tube was cold-patched, then it was all put back and my father had the task of hand pumping it full of 40 pounds of air. PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - WEUNhSUAK, SfcP I KiVIHKK 12, Consumers' Corner Finding Security In Retirement Knackwurst Baked Bean Dinner 1 pound knackwurst 2 tablespoons brown sugar 2 teaspoons prepared mustard 1 tablespoon vinegar Vi small green pepper, cut julienne-style 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion 2 cans (16 ounces each) pork and beans Combine brown sugar, mus­ tard and vinegar. Add green pepper and onion and combine with baked beans. Cut knack­ wurst into 1-inch pieces and fold into bean mixture. Place in a 1%-quart casserole. Bake in a moderate oven (350°F.) 30 minutes. 4 to 6 servings. "The nation's senior citizens are fulfilling meaningful and worthwhile roles in service and assistance to their neighbors through the American Red Cross," observes Mrs. Theodore O. Wedel. the organization's national chair­ man of volunteers. While Red Cross services bene­ fit everyone and are performed by people of all ages, Mrs Wedel said the organization has always been closely associated with and supported by the senior volun­ teers She said that from the time the American Red Cross was founded in 1881 by Clara Barton, then 60 years old, the organiza­ tion has offered volunteer oppor­ tunities and specialized services to persons beyond middle-age. She sited Project Find, a spe­ cial effort in which the Red Cross last winter helped the Social Se curity Administration make per­ sonal contact with 1,400,000 Social Security recipients who had asked for addiUonal information and help in determining whether they were eligible for government food stamps or food commodities. Through this effort, more than 225,000 elderly persons were helped to obtain a more adequate diet through the issuance of food stamps "One of the most important services the Red Cross offers sen­ ior citizens is the opportunity to volunteer and thus fulfill mean­ ingful roles as contributing citi­ zens in their community." Mrs Wedel added. She said senior citizens often share their varied knowledge and experience as members of Red Cross chapter governing boards and committees. Many retired businessmen work as Red Cross volunteers to help veterans re­ sume their civilian life and to find employment. Older volun teers are also the mainstay of chapter production programs, pre­ paring layettes for expectant mothers and making clothing items for disaster victims. "Name a Red Cross service or program," the national chairman added, "and you'll probably find find a senior citizen helping to operate it." From time to time we are assured of the innate goodness of our young people. Just such a story came our way this week from Grace Morris of Mc- Cullom Lake road. Teen-agers, both boys and girls, saw her husband hard at work putting a new roof on the garage. Within a short time the six young people had decided this was to be their end-of-summer project. Taking the tools-of-the- trade from the surprised Mr. Morris, they set about the task of completing the tedious job with no small amount of professionalism in their work. K.A.F. OPEN IMPROVED RTE. 120 HIGHWAY (Continued from page 1) company; McHenry Township Road Commissioner Clarence Regner and McHenry County Highway Commissioner Jim Rakow. The city extended ap- preciation to Dave Benrud, president of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, and to Walter Dean, chairman of the McHenry County Board of Supervisors, for their help in carrying out construction plans. They were unable to attend due to other com­ mitments. ~ District Engineer Zewjewski addressed those assembled and reported that Secretary Bond sent his regrets for not being able to be present. Zewjewski said the state ap­ preciated the cooperation and assistance received from the city on this job. He especially referred to the $23,000 which the city contributed to the project. The door of a lighthouse, 195 feet above the sea level, on the Shetland Islands, was broken open and severely damaged, during a winter storm, recently. Would be a poor place for a row-boat about that time. 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