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PG. 5 - PLAINDEALER - FRI. MARCH 28, 1969 Young McHenry Women Plan Study-Travel Abroad (Continued from cage 1) non-denominational organization based in the United States and Europe. The American offices are in Cincinnati, (Mo. The academy, comprised of college and university professors, secondary school teachers and principals, and others interested in education, emphasizes the adaptation of foreign study, travel and recreation to the needs of American students. Participants visit from four to seven European countries, depending on the program selected, and may receive credit in their school after successfully completing the program. The curriculum and course has been designed to assure a sound academic credit-granting program. Forty-day European pyorwams are offered for next sQmmer in art, history, government, literature, drama, music and four languages: French, Spanish, German, and Italian. Each program combines a balance of activities: carefully planned travel from country- to-country, sightseeing excursions, special tours and time for individual interests and recreation. On each foreign campus an experienced headmaster and staff from American and European schools and colleges administer the study and travel program. Classes, taught by competent American and foreign instructors and pro-, fessors, are generally in the mornings. One of the great benefits of the academy program is the opportunity for the participant to experience the foreign culture and environment, to practice the language with the "natives of the country, to study original art masterpieces, to visit historic monuments and buildings, to observe foreign governmental sessions and to gain first-hand knowledge of a country and its people. The role of the group advisor is of great importance in the academy program. Teachers serve in this capacity because of their experience and ability in the supervision of young people and their professional dedication and belief in the rewarding experience of foreign study and travel in the educational development of American students. Miss Gerasch is now arranging special meetings with interested students and their parents to acquaint them with the program and to show a color film made in Europe last summer (Continued from page 1) fessors accompanying the trip will provide a "crash" course in Serbo-Croation, the language of Yugoslavia. From the docking point of LeHavre, France, the group will continue by rail to Zagreb, Yugoslavia, via Paris, Switzerland, Vienna and Italy. In Zagreb, they will be enrolled for six weeks at the Soviet Summer School of Foreign Languages for an intensive language course. During this time, Miss Gehrke and the others will be living at the University of Zagreb with Russian students and will be allowed to speak only Russian and South Croate. Weekend excursions will be made to Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy and Greece. Upon completion of study in Zagreb, the group will tour Vienna, Munich, Warsaw, Leningrad, Moscow, Kiev and Crimea before going to Yalta. There they will spend a. week in a Russian youth camp, where they will work, eat and dress the same as the Russian youth. At the conclusiori of the week, they will be flown to Vienna, proceed by train to Paris and then travel by air to New York the end of August. The trip will give Miss Gehrke eight hours of credit toward graduate study and enable her to earn a master's degree in Russian. Presently, she is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, and exclusive honorary society, and Zeta Tau Alpha, social sorority. SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS PLAY ^ THREE NIGHTS "The Madwoman ofChaillot" is the name of the senior class play which is being presented at West Campus auditorium each night at 8:15 through Saturday, March 29, directed by Allen Lyndrup. The two-act comedy takes place on the cafe terrace of Chez Francis andthe Madwoman's cellar, featuring a large cast. Tickets will be on sale at the door. of World academy participants in various countries and in different programs. Interested students should contact Miss Gerasch at 3509 W. Pearl street, McHenry. ftfusin' & Meanderin (Continued from page 1) a daily commuter to Chicago, who turned off Rt. 120 on his return home that Tuesday, approached the intersection and turned left onto Lincoln road. Hardly was he around the corner when he found the authorities waiting in a rather obscure place to apprehend offenders. There was no warning, and a ticket for a court appearance was given. Perhaps this is a familiar story, or maybe this driver was the exception. While it must be conceded that the stop signs are very apparent, any driver who has travelled a road daily for years realizes that a new sign can go unnoticed. We can't help but recall all of those reckless drivers who seem to go speeding on their merry way, unnoticed, as we extend sympathy to the careful driver whose crime would seem to merit a warning in view of the circumstances. WINTER WANES -- As winter waned and soft buds on trees indicated that Spring was about to make us aware of its presence, Old Man Winter burst into town Tuesday for what residents hope is his last appearance of the season. The photographer captured the one redeeming feature of Winter's return -- a beautiful landscape -- in this scene near the McHenry Country club. • , PT AIMDFAI.FR PHOTO Teen-ager Doreen Patterson has collected four boxes of toys but is still seeking more for the Easter Bunny (which she will portray) to distribute at the Woodstock Children's home next week. Doreen is the young lady who performed the same service at Christmas time and will be assisted by several other teen-agers next Thursday. Anyone with toys in good repair can reach her by calling the William Patterson home evenings. KAF HAZARDOUS ROAD CONDITIONS CAUSE AUTO ACCIDENTS (Continued from page 1) Stephens of 2605 Holiday drive. McHenry. Neither driver was able to give deputies details of the accident. Vincent Mackey of Highland drive, Wonder Lake, escaped injury early Wednesday morn-; ing when his semi-trailer truck began to jackknife on Rt. 14, west of Woodstock. He told authorities he was driving south at a slow speed, with an empty truck. Because of hazardous road conditions, he lost control and the vehicle skidded across the highway and the trailer struck a tree. SHOP IN McHENRY PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES TO BE HELD SOON Parent teacher conferences are scheduled at Junior high school next week. On Wednesday, April 2, they will be held from 1:30 to 4:30 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. The Thursday, April 3, conferences are scheduled from 1:30 to 3:30 o'clock. Parents , are advised to call 385-2522 or 385-2524 for an appointment with the teachers they wish to see. PRESENT PANEL OF ORAL DEAF ADULTS APRIL 1 A meeting of the Deaf Children of Lake and McHenry Counties, Association of Parens and Friends, will be held on Tuesday, April 1, -at the Junior high building, in the library, at 8 p.m. at Woodland school, Gages Lake. The program will consist of a panel of oral deaf adults, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Freidman and Mrs. Ruth Guthman. This meeting will start the annual candy drive. All parents are urged to attend to pick up cancjy. The annual dinner meeting will be held on May 24 at Sabatini's in Long Lake. Mothers of the pre-school deaf class held their meeting on March 5. Guest speaker was Dr. Matkin, director of Children's Hearing clinic, Northwestern university. O u r TO L O V E - every minute we spend planning your wedding photographs with you TO H O N O R - your budget to the last penny TO O B E Y - your slightest whim in assembling your photographic record of this moment of moments in your life Mm* by GATLORD • • 'The Recommended Photographer' 385-0170 /U I KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION SET APRIL 25 (Continued from page 1) First grade registration also, will „be conducted the same day for children who did not attend kindergarten during the 1968-69 year. Further details concerning, the registration will be carried in future issues of the Plaindealer. ZONING CHANGE REQUESTED FOR AREA PROPERTY A petition has been filed for William J. .and Arlene F. Stout for reclassification from "F" farming to "R" residential, property located on Main street, also known as Walter Porten road, southwest of the village of Island Lake. The hearing will be held Wednesday, April 2, at 3 p.m. in the council chambers in Crystal Lake. MAKE YOUR OWN. TV TEST 1 . Star of movie, "The Satan Bug." Dana Andrews Cliff Robertson Bill Dana 2. Star of movie, " I s t a n b u l Express " Henry Fonda Peter Leeds Gene Barry 3. Star of " l u l i o . " Peggy Lee Ann Sothern Diahann Carroll 4. He's sometimes George Appleby.. Bill Dana Red Skelton Jack Benny 5. Star of "The Corsican B r o t h e r s . " Tony Bennett Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. John Agar UOj ou I • .1 9 A 9 A | p J DL) £ .'ja/v\8|A aijjiiaujos £ 'J3L)3)OAA tuenb •ajj p -'(Jtidxa . g iguODS snuoqjio-j uoj|a>(5 hojjcq Ajjog s«ajpuV :Sd3MSNV MINOR CRASHES INVESTIGATED BY McHENRY POLICE The following accidents were investigated by McHenry police in recent days. An unidentified driver struck a car owned by Audree R. Misavice of 5418 N. Lucina avenue, McHenry, in the Savings & Loan parking lot, knocking it into the auto of Georgia R. Hogan of 5696 Barnard Mill road. The third driver failed to stop. In another accident, Willard W. Weston of Pontiac, Mich., had a , truck parked on West Waukegan road and it rolled back against a building, causing damage to the vehicle and slight damage to the structure. An unidentified driver was parked at a meter on Green street when Nella M. Edder of Spring Grove, heading north, in attempting to miss striking children, pulled to the right and applied the brakes. She failed to stop in time and the vehicles collided. Michael C. Bye of 1708 N. Ranch drive, McHenry, was parked in the National Tea store lot when Ola M. Branham of 104 W. Riverside drive, McHenry, tried to move between two parked vehicles and scraped the side of the Bye auto. Frank G. Lutoof 5109 W. East lane, McCullom Lake, was westbound on Rt. 120 and stopped for the vehicle ahead when his auto was struck in the rear by Nancy A. Hahndorf of 4917 Bonner drive, McHenry, causing damage to her auto. Nancy A. DeWerdt of 3917 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, was backing out of a driveway at 3706 W. Maple avenue, attempting to turn east when she struck an unidentified auto parked across the street. Miss DeWerdt's car was damaged. George C. Ress of Woodstock was parked overnight in front of 3316 Pearl street when his vehicle was struck by a hit Patricia Engels, 22, of Rt. 1, Genoa City, Wis., died last Tuesday in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, a short time after being injured in an auto accident. She was the granddaughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller of Ringwood. GREATEST TRACTION ON EARTH With Exclusive 23 BAR ANGLE The toughest, longest wearing tractor tire ever buflt for high horsepower tractors McHenry Tire Mart 3921 W. Main, McHenry 385-0294 and run driver , causing damage to the left rear fender. Mervin W. Staines of Woodstock parked his car in the rear of 3928 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, when Debra L. Russell of 3924 W. 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