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SECTION 2-PAGE f-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1*4 4-H fundraising campaign reaches milestone County museum to salute schools imiMitii •>!• ilriiia fna llin <1# Kaah Ant^vtnvlrAil nc 4.U T^Air in A J -- - A.!--fi - Vr Total county pledges for the "I million for W' campaign have reached to over $5,000 for the year, Alberta England, chair­ man, has reported. McHcnry county's goal over the next three years is $24,000. October 6 marks the beginning of National 4-H Week and has been earmarked as 4-H Day in McHenry County. Volunteer 4-H members, identified in green cobbler aprons with the 4-H emblem, will be positioned throughout the county on that day with collection cans. In return for donations, members will be handing out 4-H pins. Another fund-raising activity planned for this year will be the prize giveaway of a doll house. The doll house, valued at over $800 and donated by the Henry Tomlinsons and the Busy Three 4-H Club of McHenry, will be on display at the McHenry County Fair in August. f KingKod ISPHfl COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND FREE DELIVERY 8*. WITHIN 40 10 AMERICA'S •! SPINE SUPPORT MATTRESS F KngKoi SPINALQUARD SAVE UP TO MOOftET VALUE SALE PRICE TWIN SET *4000# *219" FULL SET $500## !2W QUEEN SET *7oo»o *379" KING SET $9000# *499** SOLD IN SETS ONLY DAILY 9 TO 5:30 MON & FRI 9 TO 9 CLOSED SUNDAY |890 LAKE AVE| WOODSTOCK, ILL 1(815)338-04041 Browsers Are Always W*lcom«! The names Maple Hill, Hickory Grove, Evergreen and Oak Glen, to long-time residents of McHenry County, conjure up memories of "readin, ritin and rithmetic" in the rural "one room" schools that once dotted the county. Those schools were just a few of the 134 or so such institutions in the area. On Sunday, June 24 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. the McHenry County Historical Society will salute early school memories with a special Sunday program at its museum in Union. Fran 1837 when Caroline Cobb taught the first school in Coral Township to 1962 when McHenry County's last "one-room" school, English Prairie 9 in Burton Township, closed, the schools and teachers were the source of education for the children who later went on to become the citizens of this area. The schools along with churches served as social centers for the many rural communities. As part of the program that is being arranged in cooperation with members of the Retired Teachers Association of McHenry County, Joseph A. Grimm of Harvard, who wrote the education section of the "1968 History of McHenry County," will be speaking at 2 p.m. Following his presen­ tation, Mary (Mrs. Charles) Vycital of McHenry will recall some of her early experiences as a teacher at Coral School. Also included in the formal part of the program will be some reminiscing by Harry Simons of Marengo who was a student at the old Nolan school on Carmack Road and later became a school director for Poyer School. owe rwoo 'Your Profettlonel Nurfry Garden People" , k,i SPECIAL SALE GERANIUMS - Extra Big A Beautiful in 4'A"Pots 99* «•. 10 or more *1.29 slagly Choose from Red, Salmon, and Pink. \\& i to Api iR .nancp Spec u l i s l ASSOCIATE • DEALER • PRESERVE-A-SHINE SEALS & PROTECTS NEVER WAX AGAIN • HAND WASH . VINYL ROOFS RESTORED • PAINT SEALANT AND TREATED • BUFF WAX . LEATHER A VINYL • BUFF OUT TREATMENT • PAINT TOUCH-UPS . SUN ROOFS • INTERIOR DRY CLEANING . nN STRIPING ft • INTERIOR SHAMPOO SPLASH GUARDS . INTERIOR PROTECTION . KEY SCRATCH • ENGINE CLEANING GUARDS • RUSTPROOFING . 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