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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 12 Dec 1969, p. 4

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\ Mark Porter, Carrie Freund, Ronald Waytula and Ruth Ann Marshall are shown in rehearsal for the Christmas program presented by the children of St. Patrick's school for the Home and School as sociation meeting to be held Friday. Pi AINDEALER PHOTO & ft & I % I :? % £ £ S I $ Home - School To Be Presented Holiday Program The Christmas spirit has really arrived at St. I^itrick school as the primary grades plan their Christmas program for the Home and School as­ sociation meeting on Friday, Dec. 12 at 8:30. The first, second aiid third grades maybe the stars of the show but be­ hind the scenes, children of all ages have been busy making angel wings, bows, animals and even the town of Bethlehem. The children will tell the story of Christ's coming, using St. Luke's Gospel. The mem­ orable event will come to life as they portray, in tableau form, how they see that very first Christmas Day. This program would have been impossible without the able and talented assistance of tea­ cher aides who found they have skills they never knew they pos­ sessed. Sister Mary Kathleen has directed the tableau scenes and costumes, Mrs. Jamieson and Mrs.. Sharp put their mu­ sical skills to work to polish the musical score and Mrs. Toepper and Mrs. Nibbio have MCHENRY PLMNDEALER A (HH0{enry C^PlalnJeaL Phone 385-0170 Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund - Publisher Adele Kroehlich - Editor MEMBER gnrmr \ nirmM NtWAre Akiociatton • Founded 1$85 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Year $7.50 1 Year J9.0 In McHenry and Lake Outside McHenry and County Lake County created the original and un­ usual scenery. Musin' N Meanderin' (Continued from page 1) / Santa does exist, and he has Verified for us the tremendous amount of work his job entails each Christmas season. The jolly saint in the red suit appeared on the stage of West campus auditorium last Saturday and Sunday nights, and at intermission of the program in progress presented candy to well over 200 youngsters, who then joined him in song. He can be seen again in the city park almost any day un­ til the big holiday, always with a big smile for the trusting little ones who approach him with requests. If there is little other reward, certainly Santa and all his help­ ers receive the most important gift of all in the love he re­ ceives from little children. County Board Approves Valey Hi Expansion (Continued from page 1) board, which then required a three-fourths vote for the pet- tition to be allowed. Supervisor Walter Dean of McHenry said that for the pur­ pose of clarification he would suggest the board vote on the affirmative issue, "Should the petition be approved?" Mr. Dean stated that his own po­ sition was in opposition to the pit, but he jfelt presentation in this manner would prevent con­ fusion. The vote was fifteen in favor of approval, nine nega­ tive and two passed. McHen- ry*s three assistant super­ visors, Edward Buss, Charles "Chuck" Weingart and Thomas Huemann, voted approval. The county zoning board had recommended that the gravel pit be allowed. In other business, the board gave assurance that the coun­ ty will receive adequate am­ bulance service after the first of next year. Their action was taken on a recommendation of the sheriffs and Civil Defense committees. The additional vehicles need­ ed to adequately serve the entire county will be in the form of five station wagons purchased by the sheriffs department to replace squad cars. They will be used in conjunction with reg­ ular ambulance services, and in some cases rescue squads. A schedule of suggested ser­ vices for each community was distributed to each supervisor, together with the names and phone numbers of cooperating services. McHenry, McCullom Lake and Lakemoor are scheduled to be served by Northwest Ambu­ lance, AA Official Ambulance and one of the sheriffs station wagons on highway patrol. Available to Wonder Lake and Ringwood communities will be AA Official Ambulance, North­ west Ambulance, Wonder Lake rescue squad ambulance and the sheriffs station wagon. Northwest, A.A . Official, a station wagon, the Johnsburg rescue squad and Hamsher fun- Christmas Mike adds another gift wrapped package for the family holiday festivities. A boy's Christmas could include the HUNTINGDON crew neck sweater of Orion made with Lycra Spandex for added comfort, in Green. . . and MANN NEW PLUS ONE'S Fashion Shaped Slacks . . . Just like the outfit Mike wears here. Mann Slacks in solids, checks, stripes in many colors Sizes 3-7 $5 Sizes 8-14 $6 in Regular and Slim Huntingdon Sweater Sizes 5-7 $6 Sizes 8-12 $8 @Ail<0ii K4 Ship. On The Square Woodstock 3380770 Open Week Days Until 9 P.M. Until Christmas 1970 CHILTON'S AUTO REPAIR MANUAL American Cars from 1963-1970 ONIY Plus Volkswagen Full Col or Illustrations *10M Deluxe (RUBBERMAID) Floor Mats Front 5495 Dwell & Tach $43oova,52582 Guaranteed 5 Yrs. HP. 270" Tach Z.Z. 53 7M Timing Lite »•"« '5s2 Fog Lites Deluxe Lock On Wheel Covers 200,000 C.P. $14.95 Ea. Deluxe (Wood Inlay) - Twin Gauge MECHANIC'S CREEPER $845 Fender Covers $495 Gifts too numerous to mention All On Sale eral home ambulance will give service to Pistakee Bay, Sunny- side, Johnsburg and Pistakee Highlands. •The Island Lake area is due to be served by A. A. Official, two Northwest ambulances, Is­ land Lake funeral home and sheriffs station wagon. A complete listing will be made before the new plan goes into effect Jan. 1. Chairman Charles Weingart of the Elections committee pre­ sented a letter which summar­ ized the IBM company's plans to assist the county in conduct­ ing elections during 1970, us­ ing the IBM Votomatic system. The offer of assistance came following a statement made by the company to the effect that it would no longer be able to service equipment. A special training school similar to the schools conduct­ ed in October for other Illinois communities has been tenta­ tively scheduled for early Feb­ ruary. The school will train people representing the county in the preparation of descrip­ tion cards which are added to the computer program card deck. Approval of the company's offer was given by the board. A resolution was passed for the appropriation of $67,000 for the new bridge at Pistakee Bay, for which there are mat­ ching funds from the federal government. County Auditor Jack Schaffer presented to the board a re­ port of the financial operations of the county for the fourth quarter of the present fiscal year for the offices of county clerk. $8,930, balance on hand Nov. 30; circuit clerk, $55,- 492; sheriff, $26,428; recorder of deeds, $37,749; and build­ ing and zoning. $35. The board approved a reso­ lution that sums collected by the county under the Illinois State Income Tax will be de­ posited in that part of the gen­ eral fund of the county for the purpose of court house con­ struction, payment of bonds, maintenance of court house fa­ cilities, jail facilities, con­ struction and maintenance of Valley Hi Nursing home and ad­ ditional nursing home struc­ tures and "other purposes which may be related to the construction and maintenance for establishment of a court house facility, jail facility and Valley Hi Nursing Home and ad­ ditions". Several appointments were made during the meeting. Wil­ liam Gaulke of Woodstock was named to fill the vacancy caus­ ed by the resignation of Or- ville Church on the zoning board of appeals. Ellis P. Maas of Marengo replaces Mrs. Naylor on the ad­ visory board of the Depart­ ment of Public Aid. Charles Liebman of McHen­ ry will take the place of Church on the McHenry County Region­ al Planning commission, while Robert F reund of C rystal Lake wilr^eplace Henry Markisonon the same commission. The county board has sched­ uled an additional meeting Dec. 17, at 9 a.m. for the purpose of discussing the important re­ apportionment. Large Loss As Fire Destroys Home In Area (Continued from page 1) Fire Chief Glenn Peterson said that although Company I arrived on the scene in min­ utes after receiving the call, the entire home had collapsed into the basement. The Wood­ stock rural company also was summoned. The residence frame was complete, ready for heating and plumbing to be installed. Work­ men had been on the scene that day. Damage was estimated at be­ tween $30,000 and $35,000. SHOP NOW FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEDS PG. 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRI. DEC. 12,1969 Designate Contractors For School (Continued from page 1) particular schooL It is pre­ ferred that all gifts be por­ table enough to be moved to another location in the district. All gifts may be used bv the recipient school for a period of one year. At the end of that time it may be assigned to an­ other location, depending on need. The board took action to make mandatory, compliance with a ruling regarding interviews with students as stated in the Illinois School Code. Through this code, teachers and other employees may re­ quest any person entering a public school building to iden­ tify himself and the purpose of entry. Anyone who refuses to provide such information is guilty of a misdemeanor and up­ on conviction "will be fined not more than $100. The school calendar was dis­ tributed in effect through next May in Districts 15 and 156. At the request of Richard Golbeck, a member, the board agreed to contact Mr. O'Don- nell, roofing consultant from Milwaukee, asking him to ap­ pear before the board to state personally to the board defic­ iencies on roofing material he said existed at Valley View school. Mr. Golbeck said he would like to determine the source of error, whether it be workmanship or specifications. A teaching cohtradt -yas ap­ proved for Mrs. Nancy Sanders, to teach fourth gradeat Edge- brook school, effective' Jan. 5. Music Program Art Exhibit At Marian Central (Continued from page 1) be at the door to accept any donations for the music depart­ ment. The chorus wiU present both sacred and secular selections. Soloists are Mark Bartos and Mario Garza. The accotifean- fists are Darlene Keil Aid J. Oeffling at the piano. Tom Mc- Andrews and Ernie' Muzzillo will present organ solos. Among selections, the en­ semble will do the 17th Cen­ tury five-part motet entitled, "Give Us Joy for the New Year" and a special arrange­ ment of the Spanish calrol, "A La Nanita Nana", accompanied by Dave Guzzardo on the guitar. Kathy Walker designed the program cover and members of the chorus will also make the stage settings. INTRUDERS RETURN Mrs. Richard Hansen of 4407 N. Poplar Leaf drive, Pistakee Terrace, McHenry, left her home twice on Monday, each time returning to find a win­ dow broken. Nothing was taken and nothing disturbed, but en­ trance was known to have been gained through a rear door, which had been locked. Home too Small for .... MKWUftOE Al's White House is Available After 8:30 Phone 385-9892 Need Snowmobile Insurance ? The SA£EGO Snowmobile Package will give you the protection you need -- Liability and collision at a cost you can't afford to be without. 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