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REUNION < Continued from page 1) songs that bring back fond of Fame Sunday, May 19, during memories to us. the* institution's 75th an- COUNCIL (Continued from page 1 , "There were many of us there (at the last! reunion) and we didn't care - we cried. There were still many tears as we reminisced and realized the significance of those years together." Mae Marty and Harry Stinespring were inducted into the Carl Schurz High School Hall niversary celebration. The Stinesprings who were honored for their community service work, are the only couple in this distinguished hall of fame. "It was like a culmination," Stinesp'ring said of the recent induction. "It was like even for that they didn't want Harry and I to be separated," GRANT CContinued from page 1) reduce energy consumption, Kelly said The Institutional Con­ servation Program is designed to reduce energy costs in education ana health care facilities and is administered by the Illinois Department of Energy and Natural Resources. Any resulting proposal will be ranked in terms of energy savings and for- rded to the USDE for Thompson & Michael Wolf. JUNE 1 LoriFlanertyft Mark Leon. JULY 6 •SueWoeHertft CletusFlogel...SEPT.2 CRYSTAL PLUS 3994 MAIN ST. McHENRY (ACROSS FROM McHENRY DEPOT) 344-5445 nnai iuncung approval, rms year 82 of 149 Illinois scnools and hospitals applied for the grants and 82 were suc­ cessful The state presently sets a limit at 24,000 gallons. Some of the alderman sup­ ported the view of Gary Lieder (2nd). "I would feel better if it were in the building code." Aid. Cecilia Serritella (4th) made a motion for the city to petition the ZBA to repeal that part of the ordinance and put it in the building code. There was some confusion as to just what parts of the or­ dinance were involved and the matter was tabled. ' 'We can't move fast enough to help Koepke," Lieder said, prior to his motion to table the issue DISTRICT15 until more information was obtained. The motion to table passed 6-2. Voting against were Aldermen William Bolgier (1st) and Frank McClatchey (3rd). The council deferred action on installing pedestrian walk buttons on the traffic lights at Elm Street and Industrial Drive. While no one disputed the need for an aid to pedestrians crossing the street, councilmen were not convinced the buttons work well enough to warrant spending the money. They based their views on the performance of the button at Green and Elm Streets. (Continued from page 1) for a local area less or businesses. The committee, she said; hoped more emphasis on creativity could be incorporated in language arts, writing, drama or debates--more written and verbal communication. The committee's recom­ mendation specifically en­ couraged additional music in­ struction with the addition of one or more vocal teachers providing one vocal teacher for each school. Secondly, provision for space for computer education needs to be made. "We have equipment but we weren't prepared with a program when funds became available a few years ago," she said. While the junior high schools have veiy adequate physical education programs, the elementary scnools ar£ lacking, she reported. "Most students have physical education only one day a week." She indicated the state mandates five physical education classes per week. Regarding art, she noted, "We are quite concerned that so much time is spent doing un- creative activities, 'learning and coughing it back up'. Art is an area badly lacking." And, she indicated that since the schools have facilities for home economics and industrial arts, they should be put to use. "This seemed to be a good way to use limited funds," she concluded, "...on the areas that seemed to us to have the highest HOT School Select Chorus opened the meeting with three selections including, "This Land is Your Land*" 3 DAYS ONLY SAT.-MON. MAY 25-27 DON'T MISS IT THIS YEAR/ OUR HUGE BANANA SPLIT We're Hie Bene ef the Strawberry Soft Servo 'AvW- 3 DAYS ONLY % ARE YOU HEADED FOR THE McHENRY OUTDOOR.. STOP HERE FOR SOME TREATS BEFORE YOU GO! "FOR ALL YOUR SANDWICH AND ICE CREAM DESIRES" WONDERLAKE on Hancock Dr. 728-1536 HOURS: WONDER LAKE McHENRY r 11-10 11-11 McHENRY 2102 W. Rt. 12 344-5506 GLASSES MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! (SINGLE VISION PLASTIC ONLY) OVER 1,000 FIRST QUALITY METAL OR PLASTIC FRAMES '20 KIDS FRAMES METAL OR $1 COO PLASTIC 19 FREE FRAMES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS WITH LENSE PURCHASE EMERGENCY FRAME REPAIR or REPLACEMENT (815)385-9240 DAILY 8:30-5:30 SAT. 8:30-2 WED. 8:30-1 McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 RIVERSIDE DR. McHENRY, ILL A C R O S S F R O M T H E F O X H O L E 8 1 S 3 8 5 9 2 4 - 0 TO ALL OUR LOYAL AND VALUED CUST0MERSAT BRUCE'SSTANDARD A L E X J . J U S T E N (ABOVE) STANDS BY THE NICK P. JUSTEN GAS STATION IN 1933. OWNER BRUCE KOEPKE AND EMPLOYEE MARK K L A P P E R I C H A R E SHOWN AT RIGHT, /IN FRONT OF BRUCE'S STANDARD. I We want to apologize for any inconvenience while we are closed. Sometime in the later part of May our operation will shutdown for approximately 2 weeks to rejuvenate and make some very important changes. As many of you can remember this station did not always look as it does now, and we feel it is time for some impro­ vements. This corner of Richmond Road and Elm Street has been Standard Oil (AMOCO) for the past fifty-some years. Times change all things, especially large corpora­ tions such as Standard. Corporate policies and changes have made us at Bruce's Standard look elsewhere for a product that can serve you as you have grown accustom to. While we are closed, our downtime will be kept to a mini- mum and when we return we will be affiliated with Mobil Oil Co. We have "spent much time to research the brands of gasoline and related^ products to retain the same octane and,quality that this station has supplied in the past. When re-open we hope you will try our new Drand of pro­ ducts and remain with us for our same quality service we have always provided. BRUCE'S STANDARD SERVICE 3522 W. ELM ST. McHENRY'385-9832 W1 MISS mis omi BEFORE MEMORIAL DAY 7w&i & Wnwf Mffl 241U m 2S14! ••rrrrriaa smw eow st mvy... SO WM! IJV! sw mqs mm w * m IF YOU MISSED OUR 12 HOUR SALE AND OUR GARAGE SALE, YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS OUR • MEMORIAL DAY SALE BEFORE MEMORIAL DAY! BROWSERSARE ALWAYS WELCOME . 890 LAKE AVE. WOODSTOCK ILL. (815)338 0404 . ASCASHWITH APPROVED CREDIT HOURS DAILY 9 to5 30 WON & F RI 9 to 9 CLOSED SUNDAY