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'i gj.i, f y ' ' . fx ^ ;= .L'£& \V »•' "7^. 5 ^ H 1 * »"** A-r>- s K««*w«y-v. - ^> 'W*4 •p' ?w ..'?*«. V ., rn A. , .- • v ?. . :;.S'7V..-' '•' boaaooooR; gtate chamber Compares Salary Told Tales Schedules In Illinois Schools ri-. I 8000000*000355 j '0^yr TWMity-Flve YMIH Ago ".'j >• ptelatives of Mi*. Christine; •tow plraaantly surprised her on Mother's Day when they came to spend the day with hei at the fcome of her daughter, Mrs. ! . Phil Hoffman, at Ter:a Cotta. j John J. Ryan, aged .13 years, j pucied away at the Colonial hos- ; pita] in Rochester, Minn.. Mav\| 10 following an operation for •tomach ulcers and other complications.. In 1925. Mr. Ryai came to McHenry and accepted the position of foreman at fhc ! ,4V . Plaindealcr, which he. held until,' the time of his death. re'"-' Peter W. Frett, forniei5; "6f McHenry, spent Wednesday'.'at ; Springfield, where he attended",' the meeting of the ,s,ta.te legislature and was instrumental in • the ^framing of the Tire Bill. 'n Which the amount of $170,l^r- I was re-appropriated, for ttre coii-'j * atruction- of a dam Hciosfc Fox-; ; -river between the • site ot the j | present dam and ! Ihe • o; iginal ; J point of appropriation. i John Unti has opened an ice j cream parlor in Highland Park j V and expects to move his family j *• there as, soon as the school year j I is ended. , ! The McHenry post office is to | • moved on June 1 from the- *1^illiam Piies building on Green j \ street to the H. E Buch building j - on Riverside D: ive. the govern-: ^ ment having taken a ten-year ; lease on the new quarters. ' Miss Catherine Regner, oldest ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Regner. graduated from the * nurse's training course at Grant j hospital May 9.. A beautiful " spring wedding. 1 was solemnized at. St. John's ' church Wednesday when Miss I France* Hiller, daughter of Mr. * and Mrs. John filler, and Mr, Albert Schniitt, son of Mr. and Mrs John M. Schniitt, weie u- ,nit*d in marriage, Annual salaries paid to begin- j ninj; leathers in McHenry range, from to S.'>.2(K) (minimum) conipa: ed with an average of $3,066 i"or Illinoffl as^a wholo. I •The figures were revealed in | a nation-wide survey of teacher j salary"schedules released by the education department of the Illinois State Chamber of Comnieror The survey, according to Chamber President Waldo I>. Ames, covers 208 Illinois communities and 265 selected cities forty-two other states. Illinois. and generally •throught'i.t the country, teachers' salaries are hased upon experience and training. T.ie beginning teachei with'lour years' college; .training may expect a beginning salaiy as low as S2.J00 annually br^'one, with . a master's degree and long teaching experience c«ji jiarh atv much as $6,700 a year "'ih"certain communities' Illinois - is. shown to toe above average on the starting salaries paid teachers but below average on top salaries. While both large and small communities pay about the same starting salaries, tlie survey reveals maximum salaries become. 25 per cent higher in the largefc communities. Ames, in releasing the figures, noted t^ere has been a shortage of competent teachers since the start of World War II. creating what he termed "an unprecedented demand" and building up sharp competition for teachers between communities. "Many citizens interested in the welfare of their schools," Ames said, "are not familiar with local salary schedules. The survey was undertaken." he added, "to provide readily accessible information on the subject.!' -The ' survey, attractively presented in printed form, warns that higher pay. in itself, will not necessarily produce more or better teachers. "Instead," it states, "logic dictates that ~8 school district desiring a competent faculty must be prepared to meet the attractions, salary and otherwise, of competing communities." Seven U. 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Planters Cocktail Peanuts Py-O-My Mix Swift'ning Milnot Brandywine Mushrooms Fer Coffee Cake Swift's Shortening for Light, Flaky Pie Cijfch Ideal for Coffee, Baking, or Coetfftf. |ar tin tin a Fancy J-ot- Buttons tin Personol Sixe-- and'So Mildl III Detergent Ivory Soap Ivory Soap Flakes Ivory Snow i Cheer Detergent « Wrisley Bar Soap Trend Detergent For Automatic Washers J Ht Finest fabrics Soap Granules for Dainty Thinff For DtakM Washes In flattie •a, l*, 23° 2!.rg. p^DO 2'*r»* COl pkgs. Qjf 2 Uprigve. 00 8 cakes 53c in bag to Your Hands C 49e AMMICA'S FOKMOST WOO HTAIlt»»*« MNCt U» 5«per J^arkets TOI CttAT ATLANTIC * HKM\t TIA CQMgtyX All prices effective thrnugh May 15th- It's easy -- Ii's Fun -- Just complete this sentence in 25 words or less "I like to shop at A&P in McHenry because--Contest closes Saturday night. May 15th. Here are the prises. • 1. Sunbeam Mixmaster \ » 4-pCe 2. 3.^^ Wearever 4. $25= Barrel of Groceries 5. 10-lb. Canned Ham i 6. Man's Sweater VEAL ROAST > 39< <S,» 55t £> 65< "Super-Right" Blade Cut Be«l Chuck Pot Boast 1st Thru 6th Ribs Beef Rib Roast Beef Sirloin Steak lb. 79c \ Round Steak Ib. 65* Fresh Grouiiri Best Fresh Fryers Ib. 39* FRESH CHICKEN PARTS Breaitf Legs Backs, Necks Wings ,k 88* » 75» 2 ib,. 25° „ 39« Reef Liver Fresh, Sliced •b 45c Skialess Franks a«pm.T ^ 45c Sliced Raeea^'SS; 79« Oeeaa Perch Z 59« Ann Pog«--Creamy Smooth Salad Dressing Rich Tasting^Natural Flavor Libby Tomato Juice quart jar 46-oz. tin 39 25 LUNCHEON MEAT Swift's Pram 49* 12-os. tin QUAKER BRAND Faffed Wheal 2£2y CHIFFON Seap Flakes 2 'Z 59e FOR FACE Dial Soap 21"25c FOR BATH Dial $oap 2 £35' UNCO BLEACH 33 Oeedorizaa Va-gal. Oisinfectt |u_ Kennevet Stain • ™ Sunsweet Prune Juice Ma Brown Pickles Armour's Gravy and Pork Bosco Syrup Ritz Crackers Club Crackers twit Chips For a DaliciaM Beverafa Nabisca • Crisp. Fresh CCc bettle. Qq) 35* 63' pint j*' 20-ox. tin 12^8. lb. pkg. 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