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Legal Notice STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION 1 Title of Publication: The McHenry Plaindeal*. 2 Date of Filing: September 0. 1973. Frequency of Issue: Vednesday and Friday. 4 Location of Known Office rf publication: 3812 W. Elm ;treet, McHenry, Illinois 60050. 5 Location of the Headquarters or general business offices of the Publishers; 3812 W. Elm street, McHenry, Illinois 60050. 6. Names and addresses of publishers, editor, and managing (editor: Publisher, Larry E. Lund, McHenry, Illinois 60050; Editor Adele Froehlich, McHenry, Illinois 60050 Manager Editor, Noqej 7. Owner: McHenrir publishing Company, 38i2 W." Elm St., McHenry, 111. 60050; B.F Shaw Printing. Company, 113 Peoria Ave.. Dixon, m. 61021; A.V. Lund, 113 Peftria Ave , ,Dixon, III. 61021. 8. K^oiim bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding l percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities: None. 9. For optional completion by Publishers mailing at the regular rates (Section 132.121, Postal Service Manual). 39 U.S.C. 3626 provides in per­ tinent part: ^'No person who would nave been entitled to mail matter under former section 4359 of this title shall mail such matter at the rates provided under this subsection unless he files annually with the Postal Service a written request for permission to mail matter at such rates." In accordance with the provisions of this statute, I hereby request permission to mail the publication named in item 1 at the reduced postage rates presently authorized by 39 U.S.C. 3626. Larry E. Luna, Publisher. 11. Extent and nature of circulation: a Total no. copies printed: Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 6000; Actual number of copies of single issue published nearest to filing date, 6200. b Paid circulation: 1. Sales through dealers and carriers, Foundation Passes $400,000 Mark In Pledges To Date i W i t h 8 6 p e r c e n t o f t h e Catholic constituency still to be visited, the McHenry county Catholic Education foundation has raised $417,804. This figure was ascertained at parish report meetings last week. Donald P. Doherty, Program chairman, noted that of the people visited, 47.2 percent rave been willing to commit themselves financially to the McHenry county Catholic street vendors and counter sales: Average No. copies each *®su® during preceding 12 ffWfe, 2109; Single issue published nearest to filing date, 2259. 2. Mail Subscriptions; average No. copies eacn issue 12 issue months; durtn|jpreceding .3484. Single issue published Nearest to filing date, 3651. c. Total paid circulation: Average No. copies each issue ~£ng,,Pr<*:eding 12 months, 5593; Single issue published nearest to filing date, 5910. d. Free distribution by Mail, Carrier or other means: l. Samples, -complimentary, and other free copies - Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 51; Single issue published nearest to filing date, 26.2. Copies distributed to news agents, but not sold - Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 166; Single issue published nearest to filing date, 89. e. Total distribution: Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months. 5810; Single issue published nearest to filing date, 6025. f. Office use, left-over, unaccounted, spoiled after printing: Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 190; Single issue published nearest to filing date, 175. g. Total: Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 6000; Single issue published nearest to filing date, 6200. I certify that the statements made by me above are correct and complete. LARRY E. LUND PUBLISHER (Pub. Sept. 14,1973) R.L. Schroyer Appointed To Health Staff John G. Garrett, president of Comprehensive Health Planning Agency for McHenry County, has announced that the board of directors of that agency has hired Robert Li1 Schroyer for the staff position in this area. Prior to Schroyer's employment, the respon­ sibilities of carrying out the obligations of CHPA for McHenry county have been handled by the volunteer members, committee and task force members and by one staff person on loan from Operation Health, Inc., Aurora. Schroyer is coming to McHenry county well qualified as a planner. He is a candidate for the degree of Master of City Planning in May, 1974, from the Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania. He is unmarried and though presently living in Oswego, Illinois, he plans to relocate to McHenry county. According to the personnel guidelines of Comprehensive Health Planning, Schroyer will be accountable to Garrett and the board of directors of the county group for his day-to-day activities, as well as to the executive director of Operation Health, Inc. He will assist all committees and Task Forces of CHPA, coordinate the ac­ tivities of CHPA and Operation Health, represent the McHenry county agency at meetings in the area as requested by the board, and generally inform,, the over-all community as to the goals and objectives of CH­ PA until an office is set-up for Schroyer in the area, he can be contaced through the Operation Health offices in Aurora. Mr. Garrett has also made the announcement that there is a need for two additional consumer board members of CHPA for McHenry county. By definition, a consumer member is one who is a user of health services, but does not work at, or earn a living from, providing those services. This is in order to keep the professional medical people and organizations apprised of the health needs of the community as seen by the consumers. Garrett will welcome any suggestions for the filling of these vacancies. Catechetical Week Is Observed Sept. 16-23 Bishop Arthur O'Neill has designated Sept. 16 through 23 as Catechetical week in his Rockford diocese. Catholics see it as a needed opportunity to focus on what the ministry of the word means in the Christian life, particularly in the life of adult members of the faith community today. The week is built around the response of the community to Jesus' question that looms bigger than ever today: "And who do you say that I am?" Everybody is faced with what his response is going to mean in terms of his personal relationship to Christ and His message. St. Patrick's parish is doing three things in particular to highlight the week. On Sunday, Sept. 16 at 9:45 a.m. Mass, will be the commission ceremony for teachers. Parents and teachers alike will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 18, in the church hall to participate in an interesting program entitled, "How we got from where we were to where we are today." To every home in the parish is being mailed a survey, the response to which will help in the planning of programs for the months ahead. Cathectical week is intended to focus attention on what the really important work of the church is. Bishop O'Neill is especially interested in his people being involved in adult religious education programs. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB No. 491 RINGWOOD RD., McHENRY FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY • 5 TO 9 PM PERCH ALL YOU CAN EAT . $ -J 95] --INCLUDES-- w BAKED POTATO OR FRENCH FRIES SALAD BAR & BEVERAGE - OTHER MENU AVAILABLE - THEN JOIN US IN THE LOUNGE FOR LIVE ENTERTAINMENT "2 BEERS & COKE" 9 - TIL. ? ? OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Education foundation by making pledges. In the reporting parishes, the largest percentage of increase over the past week was reported by Sacred Heart in Marengo. Father Ryan reported $6,000 in new pledges to bring the parish total to $30,613. This represents 70.8 percent toward the parish objective of $43,000. Father Ryan anticipates that his parish will successfully realize its goal. St. Mary's in McHenry reported the largest dollar gain for the week. Under the direction of Father Eugene C. Baumhofer, pastor, and parish co-chairmen, George P. Freund and Clarence Young, forty workers reported $15,859 in new pledges. To date, 60 percent of the parish goal has been raised. "This shows what the dedication and involvement of a concerned few can ac­ complish," stated Father Baumhofer. "Our workers have been making visits to their fellow parishioners ex­ plaining the facts about the foundation. The response has been most gratifying." St. Thomas parish in Crystal Lake now stands at 57.4 percent of its goal. Father Ambre's parish reported $148,245 in pledges. This is the largest amount raised in any of the fourteen parishes to date. This is a gain of $12,620 over last week's figure. St. John the Baptist in Johnsburg reported $9,000 in new pledges during the one- week period. "This marks a substantial increase in activity for the parish," noted parish leadership. "As more and more parishioners are being visited the project takes on new en­ thusiasm and momentum." St. Mary's in Woodstock, with the second largest goal and after three weeks of active visits, has raised $45,000 in pledges. This represents gifts from only 48 parishioners. P-\(»E 19 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1973 A STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN BY PARISH FOLLOWS: PARISH ST. MARGARET MARY SS PETER AND PAUL ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE ST. PATRICK ST. JOSEPH ST. MARY ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST ST. MARY ST. PATRICK SACRED HEART ST. JOSEPH ST. PETER CHRIST THE KING ST. MARY Combined parish statistics show an average gift to the program is $724. The $417,804 is 34.8 percent of the $1,200,000 initial fund raising goal. Organized under Illinois State statutes as a not-for-profit CITY ALGONQUIN CARY CRYSTAL LAKE HARTLAND HARVARD HUNTLEY JOHNSBURG McHENRY McHENRY MARENGO RICHMOND SPRING GROVE WONDER LAKE WOODSTOCK McHenry Education act as corporation the county Catholic foundation will repository for funds raised from the intensive effort. The sole purpose of this corporation is to benefit Catholic education PLEDGE GOAL % OF GOAL - $ 8.586 $58,200 14.7% 15,100 99,000 15.2 148,245 258,000 57.4 650 8.400 7.7 15,460 67.800 22.8 12,960 22,800 56.8 , J 22,090 92,400 23.9 61,864 103,800 59.5 , ; 26,680 143,400 18.6 30,613 43,200 70.8 v 1,500 32,400 4.6 3,056 27,000 11.3 24,000 68,400 35.0 45,000 175,200 25.6 programs in McHenry county by providing a predictable and through the investment of funds to produce revenue for area education budgets. warn '<my* I ?#« 0 wnm OPENING AIM 1,T C LASS SCHOOL EDUCATION McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH AND McHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE Offer Adult Education Classes for the Fall Semester 1973 -- Schedule Monday TYPING BEGftiNING -- 12 weeks $12.SO Learn the basic techniques ot the touch typing system as it relates to the business world BRS011A lcr.hr. 7:00 9:00P.M. M MCHSW 120 Blume ANALYSIS AND SELECTION OF SECURITIES -10 weeks $12.50 The fir«.t half will be an introduction into the workings of the stock market, a study of the vocabulary of the market, how to select a stock broker, basic security analysis, different forms of securities, etc. The second half is an advanced class dealing with charting, advanced security analysis, margin accounts, commodities, economic indicators and their effect on the market, etc BRS031B 1 cr.hr.-7:00-9:00 P.M. M MCHSW 204 Schuett OFFICE MACHINES I - 12 weeks $12.50 Teaching of machines commonly used in offices, operating techniques and special features. BRS041Alcr.hr 7:00 9:00 P M M MCHSW 116 Blume REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES (Part I) -10 weeks $12.50 Basic information which is required to pass the State of Illinois Real Estate Salesman's License Examination; i.e. legal descriptions, titles and title transfers, title records, contracts, mortgages, market value, leases, salesman's law. prorations, closing statements and a practice examination The textbook is to be purchased by the student. BRS035A lcr.hr. 7:00 9:00P.M. M MCHSW 102 Gieselman GOLF I - 8 weeks $15.00 A course designed to teach the fundamentals and improve techniques. Green and Drivinq Ranqe Fees supplied by students. The schedule for the remainder of the course will be worked out by the teacher and students during the first class period REC061B lcr.hr. 7 00 8 00P.M M MCHSW Upper Gym To Be An nounced SEWING. BEGINNING 9 weeks $12.50 Designed for adults who have had little or no experience in sewing, and those interested in dressmaking Basic construction will be stressed. HS001E lcr.hr 7 00 10 00PM M MCHSW 111 Anderson MODERN JAZZ 10 weeks $20.00 The course will be divided into two basic sessions: The first hour will cover exercise and toning of the body, and the second hour will be jazz routines and basic |azz techniques Beginners and those with some knowledge of jazz are most welcome REC 058A 1 cr hr 7 00 9 00 P M M MCHSW Weight Rm GOLF II 8 weeks A continuation of R EC 061 REC062B lcrhr 8 00 9 00PM M MCHSW Upper Gym nounced ADULT PHYSICAL RECREATION, WOMEN'S - 10 weeks First hour qeneral physical education and volleyball, second hour swimming REC012B lcr.hr.-7:30 9-30 P.M. Th MCHSW Gym Pool Bieschke Dodds CRAFTS TO TEACH CHILDREN 8 weeks $12.50 A course designed for people who supervise group activities with children from pre school through intermediate grades. It is great for youth group leaders, teachers, and parents You will learn how to create with scraps and household items All you will need are glue and scissors. This section will start on November 5, 1973 EL096E lcr hr 7 00 9 30PM M MCHSW Art Rm. Hughes This section will start on October 23, 1973 FA 055D lcrhr 7:00 10 OOP M T MCHSW Home Ec Rm Bykowski KEYPUNCH OPERATOR. BEGINNING » weeks $18.75 Includes teaching of machine functions, operating techniques and special features Practice taken from a variety of accounting applications Limit to three students to a class BRS051C lcr.hr. 7 00 10 OOP M T MCHSW 116 Patni The following classes begin Nov 6, 1973 BRS 0511 lcr.hr 7 00 10 OOP M T MCHSW 116 To Be Announced LAW FOR EVERYDAY LIVING - 10 weeks $12.50 The aim of the course is to stimulate the layman's interest in the elementary principles by which we must all live, touching upon subjects include divorce, debtors and creditors, contracts, commercial paper, criminal law, real property, sales, wills and other related subjects pertaining to student in terests BRS 06JA lcr.hr 7 009 00PM T MCHSW110 Mohr DRIVERS LICENSE REVIEW S weeks $12.50 This five (5) week course is espe:ailly designed for peoole who have their license, but must take a license examination soon Discussion covers the "Rules of the Road" and questions that will appear on your license reexamination. DS005A-1cr.hr.-7:00 9 OOP.M T MCHSW 220 Anderson CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH, BEGINNING 12 weeks $12.50 Emphasis on pronunciation and basic conversation for those with no ex perlence In the language El 054B-lcrhr 7:00 9 OOP M T MCHSW 016 RELIGIONS OF MAN - 12 weeks $12.50 This court* is an Investigation into why man is a religious being and how he has expressed himself as religious throughout the centuries includes a brief glance at all the "living" religions ot the world El 075A lcr.hr 7:00 9 00 PM T MCHSW 200 Wilkins LIFE SAVING lOweeks $20.00 To study the techniques of life saving and to become certified by the Red Cross REC 020A lcrhr 7 30 9 30 PM W MCHSW Pool Bevan SQUARE DANCING, BEGINNING 10 weeks $15 00 Learn the most popular and social form of dancing The basic forms of square dancing and round dancing will be taught REC 055 B lcrhr 7 00 8 00 PM W MCHSW Upper Gym SQUARE DANCING, ADVANCED 10 weeks Continuation of REC 055 REC056B 1 cr hr 8 00 9 00 P M W MCHSW Upper Gym BRIDGE * 10 weeks This course is designed for beginners and intermediate players The first four weeks will be basic introduction and the last six weeks will be intermediate REC071A lcrhr 7 00 9 00 PM W MCHSW Library Adams Heggeland Heggeland $15 00 Guardi $15.00 To Be An $15.00 CONVERSATIONAL GERMAN, BEG. - 12 weeks $12.50 Emphasis on pronunciation and basic conversation for those with no ex perience in-the language EI0515B-lcr.hr. 7 00 9 00PM T MCHSW 016 Ferguson SEWING, INTERMEDIATE-8weeks $12.50 Previous experience in sewing or Beginning Sewing is necessary HS002E lcr.hr 7 00 10 00 P.M T MCHSW 111 Rodenkirch ADULT PHYSICAL RECREATION, MEN'S 10 weeks First hour general physical education and volleyball, second hour swimming REC 01 IB lcrhr 7:30 9 30PM T MCHSWGymPool Wallin JUDO I AND II -10 weeks $15.00 Learn the fundamentals of Judo as a sport and as a means of self defense Course will cover scope of Judo from basic falls and throws through holding techniques Judo is an excellent form of physical fitness for men and women as well as being practical Sweatshirt and loose clothing required Mr Fellmuth has his Black Belt REC 034A lcrhr. 7 00 9 00PM T MCHSW Upper Gym Fellmuth SMALL BOAT SEAMANSHIP 12 weeks $ 2.00 This is a twelve week course including a final examination The basics of pleasure boating including nautical terminology, rules of the road (traffic laws of the water), knots and splices, elementary navigation, and aids to- navigation (such as buoys, charts and compasses) Also, safe motor boat operation will be discussed Anyone who successfully completes the final examination will be given a certificate from the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary which attests to their successful completion. REC041A lcr.hr 7:30 9:30 PM T MCHSW T104 Robinson INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX 10 weeks $12.50 Individual federal and state income tax returns, defining and analyzing such things as who must pay income tax? What is gross income? What are deductions? What constitutes taxable income? And, what tax rates should be used? BRS045A lcrhr 7 00 9 00PM T MCHSW luO To Be Announced FLOWER ARRANGING-9weeks $12.50 In this course, students will be working with both artificial and real flowers All arranging will be done by the students. No previous ability is necessary or required Various types of mechanic^? containers, and special effects are shown and put into classroom use. Students desiring to add to their ex perience are also welcome WOODWORKING 1 2 weeks $12.50 Protect oriented course with emphasis placed on individual interests within the woodworking area Students will receive instruction related to both hand and machine tool Operation Instruction will be oriented to each individual in relation to individual projects, taking into consideration the various levels of skill and ability Open to Juniors, Seniors, and Adults The course will be held at East Campus, 1012 N Green St , McHenry HGS 055A 1 cr hr 7:00 10 00 P.M W MCHSE Rms 20, 22 To Be An nounced TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS 10 weeks $40 00 This course will deal with the preparation of sales proposals and letters for industrial and commercial equipment, and will cover Request for Proposal interpretation, proposal outline, format, writing, editing, physical production and printing Instructor will welcome class discussion Guest authorities will also present related specialized topics Course will be instructed with the assistance of visual aids All materials supplied Course will meet once per week starting September 10, 1973 BRS005A lcr hr 7 00 9 00PM W MCHSW 204 Shaw TYPING, INTERMEDIATE 12 weeks $12.50 A continuation of BRS 020A Speed and accuracy will be stressed BRS012A lcr hr 7 00 9 00PM W MCHSW 120 Hill BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING I - 12 weeks $12.50 An Introduction to the concepts of computerized data processing Emphasis will be on the definitions and understanding of the functional components of a computer system Question and answer period will follow each evening's presentation BRS043A lcr hr 7 00 9 00PM W MCHSW 116 Spurr GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT IS weeks $18.75 How to prepare tor an pass a high school equivalency examination Fun damentals of written English, techniques of reading for understanding and interpreting reading test materials, a review of mathematics, and methods for solving mathematical problems Ei 022B l1'? cr. hrs 7 00 9 00PM W MCHSW Rm 017 Hamlen, Mullen, Miller INTRODUCTION TO SHORT STORY 12 weeks $12.50 An examination of the short story by the following authors Ernest Hemingway, Edgar Allan Poe, Anton Chekhov and others The'course wiill cover the structural and the thematic approach to their authors and their work EI079A lcrhr 7 00 9 00 PM W MCHSW 220 Nies FIRST AID AND MEOICAL SELF-HELP 10 weeks $12.50 The course covers the first aid training necessary tor use in emergency shelters in times of disaster The instructor will discuss the first aid techniques and common emergencies that would occur in this type of disaster The course is recommended for all types of people, namely housewives, truck and school bus drivers, construction workers, farmers, and business per sonnel The material is covered bv movie films, discussions, and actual practice At thecompletion of the 10 weeks, you will be awarded a standard Red Cross First Aid card and a medical self help certificate HGS091A lcr hr 7 00 9 00 PM W MCHSW 104 Hodges INTRODUCTION TO WEAVING 10 weeks $15.00 You will be using simple looms People would develop and build their own during the course of the weaving instruction Emphasis will be on hand techniques, weaving terminology, variations in yarn, techniques of Leno and Flossa, tapestries and other two harness techniques Projects would include wall hangings, mats, purses and belts MS031B lcr hr 7 00 9 00PM W MCHbvvilO To Be Announced CHAIR CANING 10 weeks Starts Oct 3, 1973 $15.00 To study the basic skills and techniques of chair caning, students will be encouraged to create their own projects HS041A lcrhr 7 00 9 00PM W MCHSW 018 To Be Announced GENERAL BOOKKEEPING I 12 weeks $12 50 Learn modern bookkeeping techniques How to keep orderly and accurate records for small business BRS 021B lcrhr 7 00 9 00 PM Th MCHSW 104 Bosnian DRIVER EDUCATION 12weeks $25 00 Fee $10.00 Learn to drive properly through a systematic study of good driving procedures This course involves 20 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of behind the wheel training DS001C 2cr hr 7 00 9 00 PM Th MCHSW 220 Anderson PUBLIC SPEAKING 10 weeks $12 50 An introduction to the dynamics of presenting your ideas in the public forum through group discussion, demonstrations, appearing before large or small groups, and conducting meetings EI019A lcrhr 7 00 9 00PM Th MCHSW 110 Wilkins CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP I 10 weeks $12 50 Fundamental of writing poetry, prose and fiction, including self evaluation and criticism EI 082 B lcrhr 7 00 9 00 PM Th MCHSW 100 Almquist PHOTOGRAPHY 10 weeks A course designed to teach the student basic picture taking and developing techniques F A 061B lcrhr 7 00 9 00PM Th MCHSW 020 Brown GUITAR, BEGINNING 9 weeks $12.50 Learning the basic essentials of guitar playing for personal enioyment Fundamentals will be covered for both folk and classical styles You must furnish your own guitar Minimum enrollment 12 FA071D lcr hr 7 00 9 00PM Th MCHSW Band Rm Gorgo AUTO MAINTENANCE I 9 weeks $12.50 Fee $200 How various systems of the car work and how to trouble shoot them Topics such as carburation, ignition, cooling, braking, etc , may be covered HGS051C lcrhr 7 00 10 00PM M MCHSW 018 To Be Announced CREATIVE NEEDLEPOINT 8 weeks SIS 00 Men and women may rediscover the joys of producing fine handwork This course is designed to introduce the pleasures and rewards of needlework thru needlepoint Emphasis will be placed on doing basic stitches and developing original designs HS 035A lcrhr 7 00 9 30 PM Th MCHSW 106 Knell CROCHETING 10 weeks Starts Oct. 18, 1973 $15 00 Keep busy and happy this winter with an enjoyable craft Learn basic stitches and complete several items of you own selection Bring a Size J crochet hook and a small amount of 4 ply yarn HS025A lcrhr 7 00 9 00 PM Th MCHSW1I1 Keeney TENNIS, BEGINNING S weeks $20 00 Tennis fundamentals, scoring and playing singles and doubles Bring tennis racquet and tennis balls REC 026A lcrhr 9 00 10 30 AM S MCHSW Outdoor Cts Gray TENNIS, INTERMEDIATE 8 weeks $20 00 A continuation of Tennis I and concentration on proper tennis techniques Bring tennis racquet and tennis balls REC 027A lcrhr 10 30 12 00 Nov 10 S MCHSW Outdoor Cts Gray * '« . \ CLASSES AVAILABLE IN MANY AREAS OF INTEREST REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Studentscan register at McHenry County College in Crystal Lake from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday and also at McHenry High School during the classes. l f > u