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Patricia Wijas and Scott Justen look with interest at the huge mural depicting the theme of the Valley View school Christmas program. Both are fourth graders. bicentennial staff photo-wayne gaylord Theme Chosen For Music Program The third and fourth grade Valley children of View elementary school in McHenry will preseut-a_£hristmas music program entitled "Christmas America". It will be held in the school gymnasium Tuesday, Come in and browse, you'll get ideas for furnishing your bath and discover many charming gifts. £ 3012 VV Rte. 120, McHenry East of New Bridge - Free Parking 385-0048 Mon.-Thurs. 9-5:30, Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-5 Complete planning and installation of fixtures and accessories. Dec. 16, at 7:30 p.m. Parents and friends ^e invited to at­ tend. The children will musically portray Christmas as it is in America with some of the best loved of the old and new songs of Christmas. Santa Claus and Frosty the Snowman will* be guests at the program. The combined grades will begin with "Christma^ America Medley", followed by "My Favorite Things", and "Let There Be Peace on Earth". The fourth grades will be heard in "The Hawaiian Christmas Song", "There Is No Christmas Like a Home Christmas", "O Holy Night", and "A Carol Medley". The third grades will sing "Over The River andThrough the Wood", "C-h-r-i-s-t-m-a-s", "Here Comes Santa Claus", and "Mister • Santa". The combined grades will join together to sing "Frosty the Snowman", "Jingle Bell i Lincoln Portrait Graces Covers Of Income Tax Books A portrait of Abraham Lincoln graces the cover of next year's Illinois income tax booklets, which were mailed last week to some 4.6 million state income taxpayers. The picture is a Bicentennial year tribute to the sixteenth president of the United States and Illinois' most famous citizen, according to State College Offers Dance Course ../McHenry County college is offering a modern dance course this Spring for the first time. The course is offered twice a week with two different sessions. The early session is Monday and Wednesday from 1 to 2 p.m. and the second session is Monday and Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. The class is a one-hour credit course. Jill Olsen from Crystal Lake is the instructor for both sessions. Modern Dance is not just a system of techniques but rather an art form in which an ex­ ploration of movement leads to creative expression. The ultimate purpose of dance education is to enable each student to discover his own innate capacity for the com­ munication of ideas, thoughts, and feelings through the medium of dance. The step­ ping-stones that this course will provide so that each student can achieve her own movement potentials will include acquiring a vocabulary of movement, sharpening the body through technique and discipline, acquiring an un­ derstanding of and ex­ periencing in structuring movement according to form and design principles as ap­ plied to the art of dance, and experience in improvisation and shaping of composition. Various dance forms will include jazz, interpretive, folk, pantomime, primitive, etc. Rock", and "A Merry American Christmas". Allan Cook will be guest soloist as Santa Claus and Miss Mary Humann will be featured as "Frosty". The program, directed by Mrs, Dorothy Hollander, music teacher, will also be presented to the student body and faculty Wednesday, Dec. 17, in the school gym (at 1 p.m. LINCOLN-MERCURY SPECTACULAR ONCE-A-YEAR SAVINGSI 1974 Cougar XR7 VI, A.T., P.S., P.B., RADIO, BUCKET SKATS, COK .OLE 1974 Montego 2 DR. H.T., V«, A.T., P.S., P.B., FACT. 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These were the at­ tributes on which this nation was founded 200 years ago, and they are valid today," Allphin said. "The Department of Revenue strives for these same prin­ ciples in the administration of the tax laws enacted by representatives of the people of Illinois." j Allphin said the income tax booklets, which include tax return forms and instructi6ns for completing them, are being mailed earlier this year. He said the early mailing will save more than $73,000 in postage since it precedes the U.S. Postal Service's rate increases. The early mailing will help also to satisfy requests by some taxpayers that the forms be available earlier. "We noticed during the last income tax season that tax­ payers were filing their returns earlier," Allphin said, "and we had a good number of requests for forms before the season began. "This year's December mailing will give taxpayers more time to locate the records they'll need to fill out their return and, if they have refunds I IMPRINTING ¥ Personalize your Christmas Cards Holiday Thank You Notes Memo Pads Party Invitations Napkins 1 Match Books rders filled within! two weeks. All work done by handi­ capped workers at PIONEER CENTER Ideal For Presents Available at ^PIONEER CENTER 5005 McCullom Lk., Rd. vi.. -McHenry 30-4:00 or call 385-3310i PAGE 17 - PLAINDEA t-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12,1«75 Fine Arts Chorale Presents Annual Holiday Concert The Woodstock Fine Arts chorale will present its tenth annual Christmas concert Sunday, Dec. 14, at 8p.m. at the courtroom gallery in the old McHenry county courthouse on the square of Woodstock. Members of the chorale in­ clude Bill Leafblad, Deborah Walters, Gloria and Donna DeFranco of McHenry. Dr. Elwood Smith of the Music department of Northern Illinois university and director of the school's opera workshop, is the director of the Fine Arts Chorale, and Carolbel Peters of Woodstock will be the ac­ companist. Tickets may be purchased in advance from any chorale member, and will be available at the door. coming, help them determine the amount of the refund earlier." ; ', QUARTERS PETS if !l il Pet Runabouts... $3M [ Habitrail Choo- 10% OFF Choo Free Chew toys for your dogs No Purchase Necessary TEN GALLON Aquarium o Includes Tank, Light & Glass Hood • Woodgrained Trim •••••••••••••••••••« (WHILE THEY LAST) $14» Pine Tree PET SHOP i 2102 RTE. 120 OPEN WEEKDAYS 224 MAIN ST. t McHenry tillsioo Woodstock ! J Lfcok OUT -is Northern Illinois l> BufcK FOLKS to FOLKS WINTER SERVICE SPECIALS LUBRICATION Motor Oil Including Oil ftI Reg. Price $7.00 New ENGINE TUNE-UP V-8 -A Parts Reg. Price $4g.00 FRONT END ALIGNMENT Reset Caster, Camber, Toe-I^ - Inspect all Frt. 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