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AUTO CRASH CAUSES ONLY MINOR INJURIES (Continued from page 1) Spring Grove and Ringwood roads, north of Johnsburg. Wurm stopped at the sign on Ringwood road, saw no ap­ proaching traffic and pulled out. Buittner said he was north­ bound on Spring Grove road when the other car pulled out in front of him and he was unable to avoid a collision. Both drivers were taken to McHenry hospital by the Johnsburg Rescue squad where they were treated and released. LAUNCH ANNUAL DRIVE FOR HOME (Continued from page l) "We strive to create an at­ mosphere which helps our children learn to live in either their own home or a foster home," explained Redding. "This is more costly than congregate living, but we can prepare a youngster to live in an open society in a relatively short period of time rather than provide care for six or eight years - and then find he needs institutional care for the rest of his life."' In the long run, the cost is much less and the person is greatly aided, given a chance to adjust to society and contribute to others, he summarized. This need for more qualified personnel, more personalized child ' care and more professional therapeutic ser­ vices of course adds to the need for funds at the Woodstock Children's home, a community institution with stature since 1886. Redding said two-thirds of the home's funds come from child-care sources, so the other third comes from friends, churches and organizations. Through the years, con­ tributions from businesses, individuals and industries has been a significant portion of the third that must come from generous-hearted people. A letter has been mailed many citizens urging them to help the home this year. Many others may want to help, and any contribution will be LARGE LOSS IN BURGLARY OF McHENRY HOME (Continued from page 1) were taken from the premises. Donald Roberts, owner of the Reliable Sand and Gravel pit, 2329 Highwood, McHenry, reported to authorities Monday afternoon that when he arrived at the gravel pit office, he saw two juveniles running from the building. He succeeded in detaining one youth but he broke away. Inspection revealed entry had been gained to the office by breaking a window. Missing from the premises was an electric grinder. MUSIN" N' MEANDERIN" (Continued from page 1) news snows, a balanced presentation becomes almost impossible. With this in mind, the danger in a near monopoi, of the TV airwaves by three commercial networks becomes clear. To date, neither Congress nor the Federal Communications commission (both of whom might well be influenced by the power and money of the net­ works) has mustered the courage or strength to properly r e g u l a t e c o m m e r c i a l television. A presidential bill, backed and passed by Congress and supported by the American people, is probably our best hope. Certainly no one more than the President has seen the reporting excesses of the three networks in recent days. K.A.F. YEAR BOOKS ARRIVE The McHenry high school 1972-73 year books have arrived. Those who have graduated and have not received one may pick them up at West campus Nov. 21 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Everyone is asked to bring his receipt. welcome. Mail address is the Woodstock Children's home at Woodstock. LIQUOR CHARGES PILED AGAINST TWO AREA MEN (Continued from page 1) using the driver's license of another person as his own. He was charged with driving while intoxicated, driving while license was suspended, unlawful use of driver's license, fictitious license plates and loud mufflers. Bond was set at $2,550 with court appearance scheduled for Nov. 29. Harry E. Pierce of 1912 River Terrace, McHenry, was stopped Saturday afternoon by sheriff's deputies and warned of loud mufflers. During in- v e s t i g a t i o n , d e p u t i e s discovered open liquor in the vehicle resulting in a ticket being issued to Pierce for the offense. SCHOOL APPROVES CONTRACT FOR GASOLINE SUPPLY (Continuea rrom page 1) beyond what is expected in their normal duties, on behalf of students over the past several years. A member of the audience, in referring to an audit report of the previous month, asked if there is some reason for a 30 per cent increase in the number of teachers this year over 1969 when the enrollments were almost the same. Dr. Boos pointed to Special Education classes as one reason and the opening of a second junior high school, Parkland, as another. Member Dorothy Vick said figures are deceiving, since one class may have more than forty students and another a small number. FILING DEADLINE The special election to fill an aldermanic vacancy in the fourth ward will be held Feb. 5. Candidates may file petitions in the office of the City Clerk any time through Monday, Dec. 3. PICK A CLUB THATS RIGHT FOR YOU ... CHRISTMAS CLUB. THAT IS ... 50r Each Week For Club Term Pays *25.00 Plus |nterest '1.00 Each Week For Club Term Pays *50.00 p,us Interest •2.00 •Each Week For Club Term Pays *100e00 P,US ,nterest •3.00 Each Week For Club Term Pays *150.00 Plus Interest •5.00 Each Week For Club Term Pays •250.00 Plus |nterest •10.00 Each Week For Club Term Pays •500.00 p,us lnterest •20.00 Each Week For Club Term Pays •1000.00 p'« Interest A FULL SERVICE BANK McHENRY STATE BANK S Phone 385-1040 3510 West Elm Street McHenry ' l/Jmm COom*. Choose one of 6 great models and well give you all oi these Whirlpool Appliances, ntiT _ FREE. The best housing value of the year is now Available with your choice of the Sr. Executive Wausau, Rockford, Richmond, Estate 1 or tfie ever popular Country House model. Just ask for home delivery January, February or March 1974 and all five appliances are FREE. Whirlpool oven, rante gop, exhaust hood, refrigerator and dishwasher... built into the most convenient kitchen a cook could ask for. Beautiful homes - erected on your foundation in just one day, complete with heating, electrical work, and plumbing. Do something special for your family. Something 6+ Special. Priced from OFFER LIMITED SO SEE US TODAY FOR FULL DETAILS. $11,98800 \l I 0PEN MODfx^J | DAILY I W^ITOCKLQQ t0 6:00 p<m. f Pil't Restaurant Marengo Rt. 176 Appointment P & F BUILDERS. INC. No. Rt. 14 815-459-0033 Attorney Will Speak To County Legal Secretaries Atty. Regina F. Narusis will be guest speaker for the McHenry County Legal S e c r e t a r i e s a s s o c i a t i o n meeting Thursday, Nov. 15, at 7:30 at the McHenry Country club. As part of its legal education program, Mrs. Narusis' presentation will be on the subject of "Family Court Law". The public is invited to join members in attending the meeting. Further information may be obtained from Frieda Lazalde at 338-1135. The light of every happiness brings a few shadows-every rose has a few thorns, and every watermellon has a few So says tke VA. PAGE 11 - PLA1NDEALER-FR1DAY. NOVEMBER if, 1973 CLUBPROGRAM Lion Frank Cady, co- chairman of the Program committee for the McHenry Lions club, has announced that Marvin Monteyne of Illinois Bell Telephone will present a program, "Safety Pays", to members of the club Nov. 26. ARREST PEDESTRIAN Philip Esposito, 559 Thatcher avenue, River Forest, was ticketed for improper walking on the roadway Sunday mor­ ning about 4:45 when sheriff's deputies observed him standing on Route 31 near Johnsburg road, north of McHenry. He was issued the ticket after having no reasonable excuse for his action. Bond was set at $25 with court appearance set for Dec. 17. Chic Ymtfif HEy,VET5- WWEN THEVA WILL VDURSCLF USEFUL, I MEANT AROUND THE WOUSE VETERA 5 LOAN FOR the OF A MOMt MOBILE HOME CONDOMINIUM OR FARM 4 K for information, contort (he nnreil VA offic* (check your phone book) or arte Veteran, Administration 232X. 810 Vermont Ate . NW Washington. D C 20420 CELEBRATE NOTE BURNING - Mount Hope United Methodist church recently celebrated the payment of its remodeling loan with a note burning. The church, located at 1015 Broadway, McHenry (^istakee Highlands), serves the northeast area of the county. Pictured, from left, are Pastor Len Schenherr, Board Chair Person Art Vanderstemple, Lay Leader Ray Woodruff, and Financial Secretary Dick Schultz. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB No. 491 RINGWOOD ROAD LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY SATURDAY NITE t • "Bob & The Blu* Tones' : NOV. 10 & 24 { "The Kosinos" • NOV. 3 & 17 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ou '. 1 ^ ~ _ i ' i I I 'I' 11 \i\MM n 111 \\y\ v \\i\\m\WVvvt%tSV?& buij ,ng ° Permanent home oif a new rescue unit to be ire vrt.^ in Member. ~ 'TS YOUR TURN TO RESCUE OS ~ "OUR ONIY MEANS OF SUPPORT ARE CONTRIBUTIONS - AND FUND-RAISING ENDEAVORS. PLEASE BE GENEROUS = ' o!»ox*4!^ SS" SOUAO Enclosed fs my 7* ' McHENRY, HI. vSSe*;- '• ̂ ADDRESS C|TY « STATE. (Paid for by a TTiankiul McHenry Area Resident) SQUAD Woodstock THE McHENRY AREA _ _ P.O. SOX 484 -- McHENRY -- FOR INFO. CAU -- John Schlofner, President 385-0147 or Axel Schwanke, Chief 385-4184 Norm Schmaling, Captain 385-1123 George Loser, Sec'y 385-6506*~. Bob Schmaling, Asst. Chiet 385-4595 jGaT^Basely^ic^^^^^^M^TS^^^^^^jtiiUjUst^lYeasurer^^sg^^^