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^ J : xfi ThUMdaf, Match 17,19B8 THE McHENBY WAINDEALER Section "6REEN LI6HT TO CRIPHB" TB ASSOCIATION MAKES PROTEST ON CIGARETTE FILM Chester Gould of Woodstock, cartoonist and 1966 campaign chairman for Easter Seal, is shown with the 1966 Easter Seal children, Timmy Peterson of Hebron held by Gould and Gail Gordon of Crystal Lake, at right. The campaign for funds is now under way in McHenry county. A protest against the use of federal funds toward the production of a motion picture on t h e p l e a s u r e s o f s m o k i n g American cigarettes has been forwarded to Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman by the National Tuberculosis association. The action' was occasioned by the fact that the Agriculture department gave financial assistance to the production of a film, "The World of Pleasure," in which the use and sale of American cierarettes abroad is promoted. The protest was ?lso directed against the participation of the department in a series of television commercials with a similar message to be shown in Japan, Thailand and Austria. In a letter to Secretary Freeman transmitting the resolution Dr. James E. Perkins, managing director of the NTA, called attention to the fact that another branch of the Federal government, the Public Health Service, was "spending tim6, effort, and tax funds to discourage Americans from smoking because of the deleterious effects on health." "It is inconsistent, to say the least, "said Dr. Perkins, "to have one department of the federal government, the Public Health service, spending time, effort and tax funds to discourage Americans from smoking because of the deleterious effects on health, while another federal department s p e n ds time, effort and tax funds to support propaganda to encourage this disease-causing habit in foreign countries." "Give the green light to the crippled and keep them moving." This is the slogan for the 1966 campaign for funds for the benefit of the Easter Seal Society for the McHenry county chapter of the Illinois Association for the Crippled, Inc. Chester Gould of Woodstock, nationally known creator of the "Dick Tracy comic strip and the 1966 campaign chairman, originated the slogan in an effort to put in motion an intensive drive for funds for Easter Seal. ,1, TWa year the goal as announced by Gould is $15,000, an estimated $2,000 over the ' m contributions; This is necessary he said, because of the .incr^pied demands at the therapy center operated by the organization. The campaign chairman calls r'»ttentio<h to the fact that the ^MCH^nry county chapter of the Estate., organization is the only ^'kraal organization that keeps £$$£> high percentage of ^-campaign funds to be used lo- ^caHjr' *»*™Last year the total,of $13,000 **irr contributions meant that 86 ^I^r'cent remained in the county. •""""•This is based on the fact that is left for local use tion. Also send -your donations in the enclosed addressed envelope so the campaign goal can be reached as soon as possible." "If you could see the work at the therapy center as I have, I am sure there will be no delay in responding to a call for help on behalf of all of those who seek treatment at the center." SALARY SCHEDULES ARE ANNOUNCED BY SCHOOL DISTRICTS •*when a total of $12,000 is ^ f e a c b & d . T h e r e f o r e , s a i d it is important tfiat we **i«aeh the $15,000. ^"Qost for treatment" he «*said," is based on the ability but a great percentage HP»y 'nothing. This is as it "^should be because our aim is riflLcontinue to help all who ^rne to our center to seek t.-fiieravpy treatment." ^ "You will receive next week letters- with Easter- Seals'.' he ^continued. "They are always tiecognizable with the Easter fcily in the center. Don't put "tfterft away. Use them on your Jetters and spread the good "Word of the Crippled associa- The 1966-67 salary schedule for McHenry Community High School District, No. 156, has been announced. It lists a salary of $5,526 for a B.A. degree with one year of experience and $6,087 for an M.A. degree. A B.A. degree with ten years of experience earns $8,442 and for an M.A. degree with the same number of years, $9,085. District 15 lists a salary of $5,406 for a B.A. degree with one year of experience* and $5,- 814 for an M.A. degree. Ten years of experience brings a salary of $7,116 for a B.A. degree and $7,766 for an M.A. degree. In District 156, the district will pay a premium of approximately $110 annually for each teacher for the group health insurance program. In District 15, the district will pay about $100 annually for this program. An increment of $200 will be allowed for every four years of continuing service iri McHenry, and for every four years after reaching the top of the salary schedule. The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is as large as Delaware, Rhode Island, Mass., and Connecticut, combined. Choral Association Plans Mow Program Despite the inevitable losses to this membership of the Northern Illinois Choral association when so many Crystal Lakers moved out of town recently, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wallace, co-chairmen of membership, have announced that at present there are sixty-eight active members, fifteen sustaining, and thirty-one associates. These are in addition to three patrons of the organizations. At this time, Raymond W. Peirce, president, has announced that associate and sustain ing memberships may still be purchased. The spring concert will be presented Sunday, May 1, arid will again be held in the auditorium at Central grade school. Because seating is somewhat limited, it is suggested that those who wish to become members and insure their tickets before the general ticket sale begins, do so soon. Information may be obtained by calling Mr. Peirce or Mrs. Byron MacKusick. TWO LICENSES ARE REVOKED; SOME SUSPENDED The office of Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of' the driver licenses of Benjamin D Wallace of 5705 Meadow, McHenry, for driving while intoxicated and Michael E. Dillon of 106 S. Crystal lane, Me Henry, for displaying a license not issued to him. Suspensions were ordered for Edward L. Vance of Woodstock for driving while intoxicated; also Elmer E. Graham of Rt. 1, Huntley, Lawrence A. Hammer of Crystal Lake. Harvey F. Hildebrandt of 2431 W. High wood drive and Richard E. Reiche of 1115 Pontiac avenue, McHenry. Larry D. Larson of Lake in the Hills, Fiore S. Luciano of Wonder Lake and Michael D. Narcum of Fox River Grove, all for three violations. Probationary permits have been issued to Robert C. Caron of 4414 N. Manle Leaf, Mc Henry, Lee T. Griffis of Crystal Lake and Edward P. Moricoli of Woodstock. 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