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T SECTION I - PAGE 12 • PLAINDEALER-WEDNE8DAY, JANUARY 21, l«i Mothers' March Held In County This Week For the annual Mothers March of the March of Dimes, volunteers are walking door to door for donations to help in the fight against birth defects. "Our. mission," says Mrs. Sharon Cullen, county chair­ man for the March of Dimes, "is to lead, direct, and unify the .fight to prevent birth defects and their consequences." What happens to the funds collected? The chapter sends 60 percent to the national headquarters and *40 percent stays in McHenry county. This year alone contributions have enabled the McHenry county chapter to provide : I.-A grant of $10,873.00 to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County for a fetal heart monitoring system. 2.-A grant of $11,045.00 to McHenry hospital for a fetal heart monitoring system. 3.-A pledge of $2,000 for an isolette for a proposed Crystal Lake branch of Sherman hospital. 4.-H,000.00 in nursing scholarships to McHenry County college for 1975-76. There were two recipients from Crystal Lake, one from Woodstock, and one from Harvard. 5.-$2,000 to Harvard hospital for an isolette for the nursery. 6.-A symposium on the Pregnant Teenager was offered to and attended by school nurses from the county. 7.-A symposium on Perinatal Health was offered to and at­ tended by two Woodstock physicans. 8.*5.000 to the State Perinatal program from the chapter. •.-The book, Is My Baby All Right? by V. Apgar Md. Mph.« was Dresented to Harvard, M a r e n g o , M c H e n r y , Algonquin, and Richmond- Burton-Hebron libraries, who previously did not have copies. .10 -Healthy Baby week was celebrated in the county with the recognition of the first baby born the Week of Mother's day. Through the generosity of area merchants this will become an annual evept. Jennifer Lynn Hart, Woodstock, was 1975 v-babyr-- Open Revenue Office In Area The Illinois Department of Revenue will open a Revenue District office in Wauconda Feb. 2, State Revenue Director Robert H. Allphin has an­ nounced. ° Allphin said the office would serve taxpayers in Kane, Lake, and McHenry counties and the northwestern corner of Cook county. The office will provide taxpayer information and assistance, tax return and tax There will not be any door-to- door canister collection. Each volunteer will have a name badge to identify him or her as an official march of Dimes Mother's March volunteer. relief forms, and service for state lottery claims. "Our district office operation is designed to make services of the revenue department more convenient for the state's citizens." Allphin said. "We believe the number of tax­ payers and citizens in this area, which has been served primarily by our Wheaton office, warrant these new services." Allphin said the office will be located at 304 S. Barring ton road, Wauconda, which is accessible by U.S. Route 12 and Route 59 from the north and south and Route 176 from the east and west. He said ample parking is available at the office. ... » * • • Too much talk loses most arguments. Amy Leighty Takes Lead In "Fiorello" Cast Cast and crew appointments of Carroll college students for the Carroll Players' production erf "Fioerello!" have been announced by David M. Molthen, assistant professor of theatre arts. Amy Leighty will play Maria LaGuardio's secretary. A ? »nior majoring in Music aiid v'oice Education, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Leighty, 3703 W. Young street, McHerny. The Carroll Players, now in their seventh-ninth year, are the oldest active theatre organization in Wisconsin. "Fiorello!" is a 1959 Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway musical based on the life of colorful New York mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia. Part of the Players' 1975-76 Bicen­ tennial celebration of American drama season, K opens Jan. 23 for eight per­ formances. 5RVE ON OVER 500 ROLLS OF CRRPET, lOOO CRRPET REMNRNTS, OVER 25 ROLLS OF NO-WRX VINYLS 6- ZOO NO-WRX REMNRNTS \ rv This is not just another January V ; "• 1 •• '•* • \* claaranc• of diatraaaad march andiaa--fchia ia a promiae to substantially raduca pricaa on hundrada of our moat popular colors, pattarna, stylos and quaNtioa! 'This listing represents 1/12 of the rolls Tidy has specially priced for January.• ROLL INUMBERI \ DESCRIPTION Wunda' Weave Chiffon Lime 2" Saxony cabled shag plush of 70 ot. Scotchguard nylon. Was $11.50 sq.yd.SAVE 40 per cent Wunda Weave Chocolate Brown Saxony cabled shag. 70 oi. Scotchguard nylon. SAVE 40 per cent. Wunda Weave Fox White scotchguard nylon. 2" Saxony cabled shag plush. SAVE 40 per cent. for income property. Trends soft shag plush. Golden nectar with high density foam pad attached, ideal for bedrooms. Trends soft shag plush in Silver wheat with high density foam pad attached. Ideal for bedroom. Kaladiscope of colors. Continuous filament nylon with high density attached foam pad.Very durable for such a low price. Barwich's Living Theme Bicentennial Eagles nylon print with high density foam pad. Bristol plaid sculptured shag in browns and rusts - beautiful for family rooms. Queens sculptured shag. 3" squares of browns, greens, golds. Ideal for heavy traffic areas. Candy Pinks continuous filament nylon shag with high density foam pad. Do-it-yourself, and save. Charter's sculptured continuous filament nylon. Forest greens and browns with heavy foam pad. McTavish Scotswood printed plaid nylon. Browns and Golds. Scotchguard treated. Could be used in heaviest traffic area. 20 oi. nylon pile face weight level loop tweed in "Indian Corn". Meadow Green ip 20oi. nylon pile. Level loop tweed. Bronie Green level toop tweed 20 oz. nylbn pile face weight. Cornets Cordoba Ivory-bulky 2" nylon shag plush. At one time this was our heaviest shag in stock. Was S14.S0 sq. yd. Aldon's Hartwell beige and brown nylon . Colonial, Early American stripes. Coronets plaid sculptured shag. Orange and gold. Extremely modern. Galaxy sculptures. Ideal for living rooms. Cherry, Sattern Moss, Nugget Burned Ember 5 rolls JANUARY SALE PRICE ROLL NUMBER $1 195 • 1 sq.yd. 1065 $1 195 ' ' sq.yd. 9358 $ 1 1 95 ' 1 1 sq.yd. 8437 $099 ^ sq.yd. 1083 $C95 ® sq. yd. 9738 $C95 w sq.yd. SPECIAL $099 * sq.yd. SPECIAL $795 / sq.yd. 8559 $095 O sq.yd. SPECIAL $ 10£, 7899 *4s„°,d. SPECIAL $5".yd. 432 BOXES $195 O sq.yd. 500 SQ. FT. $C95 ^ sq.yd. 8495 $5W 7815 $C95 wsq.yd. 8088 $1 195 1 "sq.yd. 20 rolls $095 ** sq.yd. 12 tons' Mohawk Canyon Paradise. Sculptured shag in Harvest Oranges. Sculptured shag in Maple Gold and Earthy browns (nylon) Masland's heaviest nylon plush pile. Rust-nylon formal look. Scarlet Red from Masland. Nylon plush pile, formal look. $095 O sq.yd. SC95 9 sq.yd. $095 ® sq.yd. $150 O sq.yd. $Q95 Osq. sgvs DESCRIPTION Masland's nylon plush pile in Wedgewood Blue. Use on stairs and hall ways. Nylon Royal Red, Royal Blue and Stark White. A Bicentennial carpet in red, white and blue only. * • » Galaxy's continuous filament nylon. Soft White. Perfect for the master bedroom. Frosted Lime nylon with yetlow, lime and white colors. No-Wax Congoleum vinyl wood parquet With gold accents No-Wax Congoleum Red Brick with natural grout lines. 7 mills of vinyl' No-Wax Congoleum White brick with natural grout lines No-Wax Congoleum Reflections Romance pattern in Green, Yellow and White. Was $13.50 sq.yd. No-Wax Congoleum Random Slate with Greys, Reds, Slates with natural grout lines. Was $13.50 sq.yd. No^Wax Armstrong Designer Solarium. Mosiac block pattern in Ivory White. Was $13.00 sq.yd. No-Wax Congoleum Brick Red inlaid vinyl with brown grout lines. Tidy most popular pattern 4 « Select from over is patterns of dry back and self sticking tiles Probably the most economic way to cover your floor. Ceramic floor tiles. 10 patterns in stock. Some sold for as much as $2.00 sq.ft. Cabin Crafts Brass Green Gracious Living Saxony. Was $12.95 sq.yd. Collins & Aikman nylon shag plush. Black, Brown and White. Coronets Commercial Antron II. 22 oz. with flame retardent foam back. Cranberry Machine washable bathroom carpet. Over 15 colors to choose from. 6 ft. widths Famous mill all wool slight streaks. 12 decorator colors in Saxony pile construction. Mfg. suggested retail as high as $34.00 sq. yd. This is a very unusual product for such a low price. JANUARY SALE PRICE sq.yd. $095 ® sq.yd. $199 * sq.yd. $099 ^ sq.yd. $099 w sq.yd. $Q95 * sq.yd. $Q95 * sq.y<L $Q95 © sq.yd. S095 O sq.yd. DRY BACK 15' ea. SELF STICK 20* ea. $100 • sq.ft. $Q95 Tsq.yd. $095 © sq.yd. $750 / sq.yd. $4S2L« ft $ 1 1 9 5 • 1 sq.yd. sq-yd. 95 sq.yd. TIDY CARPETS & RUGS m 200 Washington (Junc.Rts.120 & Bus. 14) Woodstock, Illinois (815)338-1000 Hours: Mon., Thurs., Fri. 8 to 9; Tues., Wed., Sat. 8 to 5; Sunday 12 to 5 mmmmm mmm mmmm Gospel Singer In City Friday WILLIE MURPHY Gospel singer and song leadpr, Willie Murphy, will be featured Friday, Jan. 23, at the Chain O'Lakes Evangelical Covenant church. WIS N. Wilmot road. The program begins at 7:90 p.m. Willie Murphy, the son of a Methodist pastor, began his ministry of singing at an early age. Willie is a tenor soloist who sang with the Kathi Kuhlman choir in Pitt Pa., for eighteen years, accepted Jesus Christ as personal Saviour under tag ministry of Miss Kuhlman. ;• His ministry now includes song leading, solos and leaching. Willie Murphy identifies his song ministry as being closely knit to scripture 'r enlightenment. "People want to hear the truth from the Bible concerning the Holy Spirit and how to allow Him a place in their daily lives. It is normal to begin meetings with praise and worship-singing, so hearts will be made ready and open lo receive the word of God," he said. Entertainer Pat Boone wri in Willie Murphy's latij album, "Jesus Is Com! Soon!" that "Not long Shirley and I and Willie featured in a Jesus rally. Chicago. When Shirley and I arrived at McCormick Place theater a few minutes after starting time, we heard the most glorious singing. From the wings we peeked out to See Willie already leading almost 9,000 people in joyous, exuberant song, clapping their hands and radiating the love Of God." Teacher Of The Week (District 15) warn IfM-i 'mMMI 'tfflzwfW 1 . :P Junior high. He also is the athletic director, head basketball coach and tramural director. chairman of the Health com­ mittee, and a member of . the Unified Aits committee and Curriculum council for District 15. Mr. Eiserman received his Bachelor's degree from Monmouth college and his Master's degree in Physical Education from Northern Illinois university. He is married and has one daughter. Officiat ing baseball , basketball and football are a few of his varied interests. He also is the secretary for the Fox Valley Eight conference and is a counselor for the youth group at the Faith Presbyterian church in McHenry. His basketball team recently won the American Legion basketball tournament foil is Jerry Eiserman Jerry Eiserman is the boys Physical Education and Health teacher* at Parkland conference. The education classes are' in volleyball and the classes are involvec nutrition and first aid. . Mr. Eiserman's hometpfa is Lake Bluff, HI.. School Districts Amend Eligibility For Meals Area school districts, in accordance with the provisions of Public Law 94-105, have announced its amended policy to include and-or increase the eligibility for reduced price meals. Local school officials have adopted the following family size-income criteria for determining eligibility under the Free and Reduced Price Lunch program. FAMILY INCOME FAMILY INCOME REDUCED PRICE PAMILY INCOME FREE MEALS AND MILK FY 7* 3,230 4,240 5,250 6,200 7,190 8,110 8,960 9,790 10,550 11,810 12,060 12,810 MEATS "J* 6,620 f,»0 • 9,770 11,210 12,650 18,970 15,280 16,460 17,640 18,820 20,000 1,180 FAMILY SIZE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Each Additional Family Member * . 750 Children from families whose income is at or below the level shown are eligible for either free meals and free milk, or reduced price meals. Families not meeting the income criteria, but with other unusual expenses due to high medical expenses, shelter costs in excess of 30 percent of income, special education expenses due to the mental or physical condition of a child, and disaster or casualty losses may also be eligible. In addition, children whose parents or guardians have became unemployed are "ligihu for free or reduced price meals or free milk, provided that the loss of income causes the family income, during the period of unemployment, to be within the eligibility criteria. Application forms are available at the principal's office in each school. If you feel that you may be eligible, you are urged to contact the school. The information provided on the application is confidential and will be used only for the purpose of determining eligibility. Applications may be submitted at any time duiii« the year. In certain cases foster children are also eligible for these benefits. If a family has foster children living with them, and wishes to apply for such meals and milk for these children, they should contact the school. All children are treated the same regardless of ability to pay. In the operation of Child Nutrition programs, no r*>iM will be discriminated against because of race, sex, color, or national origin. A u t o S e r v i c e T i p s IGNITION TIMING ATTACH THE TIMING LIGHT ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS. PLUG TUBE TO VACUUM - ADVANCE. CHECK? VOUR OWNERS MANUAL TO SEE WHICH MARK TO ALIGN HLLTH, THE-. /POINTER, ACCENTUATE , 'WITH CHALK OR HUNT. /WITH ENGINE /PLIFIJG. AIM UGHTATTFAGK TO SEE IF POINTER. AUNBS MHMWK.