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& ilp ® T%$r "' / 1 \ : y^'>v.s'^5 -' ty-*~ |> <T! :C4« i- 5 a»** #• *,f sr \ < ^ A' > t jjf "'t-w V ^ ' - ,L ' ^>i- , ^v ,«»*»}'# .,c 9* *>^ 4>: ; Thursday, December 16,1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER •. ^ -••; SecilonTwo -^'Pli# One ' *. NEWS OF *PP5g^P|BPPSP»P""«»^r- K^,rCv- --JWSMlMMi ARTS - CRAFTS -CLASS HOMEMAKING CLASS .The special subjects of the McHenry Junior high school include seventh and eighth grade arts and crafts and home economics. It is the opinion of the instructors that such areas arc not separate from the school environment or special in their function, but instead part of the total education of children. The ability to control the ha"ds and the ability to control the mind are both important. The suc=_ cessful coordination of these two, results in a useful well rounded' individual. The special subjects are an attempt to coordinate these abilities and skills while at the same time give the students an opportunity to make objects and learn some skills which will prove useful in everyday living. Home Economics, in the Junior high school, is taught by Miss Saum. It is a required subject for all the eighth grade girls. Each girl has home economics five days a week, fortyone minutes each day. The home economics program provides the girls with several different activities concerning homemaking and faming high school home economics program. Aside from the areas of cooking and sewing, some time is also spent on areas such as family relationships, grooming, nutrition,, time and money management, baby sitting and understanding children. The activities in the program are designed to further the well being of each girl-iiv the family, in the school, iff the community and tti the florid at large. Program Object! The objectives of/the home economics program stress the personal, physical; social, emotional and intellectual develop* ment of junior high girls. Seventh grade arts and crafts is taught by Mr. Warren. It is required of all seventh grade students. Each student has arts and crafts five days a week, forty minutes per day. The seventh grade arts and crafts program consists of several active t i e s d i v i d e d t h r o u g h o u t t h e year. Those areas offered are mechanical drawing, freehand, pencil drawing, pastel drawing, glass etching, sculpture and leathercraft. The eighth grade arts and crafts program is taught by Mr. Maris. It is required of all eighth grade boys. , Each boy has arts and crafts five days a week, forty minutes a day. The eighth grade arts and crafts program consists of several activities divided throughout the year. Those activities offered are, woodworking, ceramics, copper enameling, metal etching and electricity. Set Goals The objectives or goals of arts and crafts for seventh and eighth grades are basically the same so they are stated here for both grades, to develop in each student: 1. Basic skills in the use of tools and materials involved in arts and crafts. 2. An understanding and basic experiences in the materials, tools, and processes involved in arts and crafts. 3. Self-discipline and the ability to follow directions successfully. 4. An appreciation, ability, and an understanding of the importance of good design and workmanship. 5. Habits of health and safety for self and others as related to the tools and equipment. 6. A willingness to share res p o n s i b i l i t i e s , e q u i p m e n t a n d supplies. The ability to think and plan for himself. 8. A worthwhile leisure time activity. It is important to understand that the purpose of these special subjects is not to make things, bu instead to learn how to make things. The project, or objects that are made, are merely a by Maggie Lovewell m Want a quick way to brighten that FADED CARPET? Mix a cup of vinegar and . a half teaspoon of ammonia with cold water, wring out a cloth and rub over your rug--brings out colors beautifully. If you don't have a marking p e n f o r a d d r e s s i n g y o u r means to accomplish this end. The project is not of prime importance but instead is a byproduct of selected working and learning experiences. CHRISTMAS PACKAGES, dip a cotton swab stick in ink--neat, handy and disposable. I had a lot of trouble with loose hairs going down the drain every time I SHAMPOOED MY HAIR . But a piece of steel wool just placed over the drain opening now catches those hairs as the water runs out---and no more worrying about the drain clogging up. There is a bigger selection of DOLLS FOR CHRISTMAS this year than ever before--one cuter than the next--which can get pretty confusing for you doll-shoppers. But basically, the most important thing to consider when you're buying them is age of the little girl who's going to receive it. Babies and toddlers like soft .cuddly, simple dolls (they're not interested in its features or clothes). They should be small enough to be handled easily (a good rule of thumb is not to give a doll over 20" long to a child under 2). At about age 5, the girls like dolls they can bathe and dress and feed. However, remember that dolls under 12" with any but the simplest clothes can't be easily 7. When they get older--say, managed by youngsters under 7-8 years and up--they enjoy the teen fashion dolls because they're getting clothes con. scious. Of course, . you should also check the construction of the doll to see how well it's made-- whether it can be dressed easily, if the limbs move, etc. And be careful of giving dolls with rooted hair or small accessories (such as jewelry) to very young girls, especially under a year old, when they're at the age of putting everything in their mouths. Found this really "exotic" HOLIDAY DIP --place pfoe^ apple chunks on toothpicks JfOife dunking into a mixture of.V.. deviled ham, sour cream and chopped walnuts. (Put in a|ti fresh, halved pineapple .ft y0ifjf: want to get one.) (Watch for Maggie week!) FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Locally O^vned aafl Operated free delivery -- Complete Line of Mi# Products 85-0195 or 385-0232 Just for Fun (and prizes, too) try and guess how many candles on our Christmas tree (Not this tree . . the tree in our Lobby.) There's a Christmas tree in our lobby and it's loaded with hundreds of liny light bulbs (we call them candles lor the sake of tradition). To enter our little contest simply stop in the office, look at the tree for as long as you like, then write your guess on the entry blank provided. One guess per person, please. The guess closest to the acthal number of bulbs on our tree wins a Charm House electric carving knife. Runner-up wins an RCA transistor radio. Nothing to buy; no obligation. Just our way of saying Merry Christmas. Contest closes 12 noon on Friday, December 24, 1965. Prizes will be delivered to winners Christmas eve. Just in time" to go under the tree ... your tree, maybe. Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fridays until 8 p.m. Closed on Wednesdays. Mc HENRY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Member: Federal Savings and Lou lisiraua Ctrfiritlii \v ' 3611 W. Elm Street/ McHenry / 385* 3000 HORNSBYS FABULOUS STOREWIDE SAVE TIME . . SAVE STEPS . . SAVE MONEY. TOO .. AT YOUR ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER - HORNSBY S 9to9Mon 7 Transistor RADIO FESTIVE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS mm.,. • High Style | • Battery 9 Earphone • Carrying . Case • Gift Boxed 1 »»«•»«« Reg. $7.48 $ 499 o ft. Vinyl Green TREE with metal stand .... reg. $6.99 '499 Box of 12 l»/4" Solid Color GLASS ORNAMENTS reg. 59c 47* 15 Flashing Lite Miniature TREE LITE SET $|27 800 Strand LEAD FOIL ICICLES . reg .49c 37* Red & Green TREE STAND reg. 89c 66 13 oz. can - WHITE SPRAY SNOW reg. u OC OC 57' Make a WISH . . and IT COULD COME TRUE!!! including one for a "NEW" COLOR TV SET Just write your wish on an entry blank and drop -it in the "Wishing Well" HONittYS WtSHIMP WELL Separate drawings every week from now until Christmas Get details and entry blanks from HORNSBY'S today! No Purchase Necessary You Need Not Be Present to win!!! A Wonderful Gift Anytime'3 Bake & Roast Pan TOYLAND SPECIALS! MIRRO TEFLON comes with Plastic KtiLfe Reg. $1.98 $ J22 'Here's A Gifted Idea! ELECTRIC KNIFE Slices through anything the easy way. Reg. $9.98 $ 777 IT'S NEW! "007" AFTER SHAVE Reg- GO* $1.50 Also It AA-V U 007 GIFT SETS $250 5700 * GIRLS we don't recommend going the whole $7.00 - - - He could get out of hand! Ready Made STICK ON BOWS assorted colors & patterns I* PLUSH Dog & Cat Musical Toys Loveable little animals that are completely washable Keg. $999 $3.98 £r CONSTRUCTIVE Paint-By-The Number Set A Beautiful 10"xl4" Painting every time Res- CI' Lots of Play Appeal $1.00 9# PLAY DOUGH 4 cans of modeling clay Reg. $1.98 # / IDEAL Crazy Clock Game As Seen on T.V. Res- $A44 $6.00 Tl FOLDING DOLL COACH Ideal for the Little Mother $398 CHAMPION Dart Board with Darts Reg. $029 $2.98 £r CHROME FINISH Folding Table & 2 Chairs Formica Top .& SI2" Hundreds of 5c to 50c SMALL TOYS for Stocking Stuffers. BRACH'S CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES S - LB. BOX Reg. $2.99 *|77 nE*RiE ^ ******* ^ for this special time... • • Fruit of the TjQOM UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANT^D MEN'S UNDERWEAR ATHLETIC SHIRTS Soft, springy, absorbent cotton knit. Cut for maximum comfort and smooth fit. Pure white finish that stays fresh* looking washing after washing. Sizes 34-54. 3 (or 1.45 '-.v- Reg. 10c 5 «. 17 Jumbo Spool CHRISTMAS CURLING R I B B O N Reg. * 25c 15 Dennison Luxury Line 7 ROLLS Assorted Gift Wrap each roll 26x80" Reg. $1.59 97 Single Roll Gift Wrap 26x102" m Q* Reg. 39c AO Single Roll Foil Gift Wrap 26x54 Reg. 59c 24 TEE SHIRTS Soft, cotton knit quarter-sleeve shirt. Looks equally well as an undershirt or sport shirt. Long tuck-in won't ride up. Sizes S, M, L, XL. WASH & WEAR SHORTS High-count Sanforized cotton broadcloth that needs no ironing. Full cut and panel seat mean comfortable fit. Reinforced at stress points. In all-over patterns, solid colors or white. Sizes 28-52. KNIT BRIEFS Rib knit cotton briefs that "give" with every mpvement for full-time comfort. Heat resistant live-elastic waist and leg bands. Sizes 28-44. rVr £ Boxed Jewelry PINS - EARRING and NECKLACE SETS I* $ 59' to '300 JEWELRY BOXES men or women $inn $< to J00 tQ $398 ALL - PURPOSE KEROSENE LAMP *J99 Scented Lamp Fuel 99* HORNSBY'S FREE PARKING IN OUR STORESIDE LOT OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 -- SUNDAYS 9 to 6. Shop 'n Save At llornsby's Here in McHenry And In Nearby Buffalo Grove