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^INSTALL COUNTY OFFICIALS Present Club Proqram Dec. 9 or- * 1 * U. / 4 '** 4" * * J i This was the scene at the McHenry County court House Monday morning when newly elected officials were officially sworn into office. Left to Right are sheriff John Carroll, County Treasurer Cal Skinner, Jr., Judge James Cooney, Judge William Carroll, Sr., Judge Charles Parker and County Clerk Vernon Kays. McHENRY AREA WOMAN MAMED COURT BAILIFF CONNIE JOHNSON Mrs. Connie Johnson has been appointed by Sheriff John Carroll as bailiff to the Circuit Court of the 19th Judicial circuit, assigned to Judge James Cooney. Mrs. Johnson has lived in Lilymoor since 1960 and has been a summer resident since 1945. In June, 1966, she was elected committeeman of McHenry township, Precinct 9 (one of five McHenry county women who now hold that office.) She is first vice-president of .the McHenry Township Republican Women's club; secretary- treasurer of the McHenry Township Central committee; and trustee of the State Library board, McHenry- Nunda Library district. Mrs. Johnson said, "I am looking forward to serving in Judge Cooney's court and appreciate my appointment by Sheriff Carroll. I feel that Mr. Carroll commands the admiration and respect of all McHenry county residents and will acquire a record to be proud of." NEED A HOME WHY RENT Financing available to qualified buyers -- all you need is a good credit reference. We not only have reasonably Hrlned homes but low down payment as welL BRING YOUR PROBLEMS TO ITS. inc. 7516 Hancock Dr. Wonder Lake, III Phones: Day 815 - 653-9400^ Evening 815 - 459-3449 WHY NOT SAVE? 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His lecture is entitled, "Christian Science: The Discovery of the Healing Chrisf " Sunday, Dec. 11 at 3:30 p.m. McHenry Junior High "School 3711 W. Kane The sole purpose of this lecture is to hetp and heal. No collection will be taken nor will th.ere by any religious ceremonies. Everyone is welcome. Who among us today does not need to know more of God? LT. MARK VYCITAL BACK IN OKINAWA AFTER VISIT HOME First Lt. Mark A. Vycital arrived home recently and surprised his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Vycital, who hadn't expected to see him until 1969. He and his crew flew a C130 cargo plane to St. Petersburg, Fla., from Okinawa for an overhauling, permitting the young serviceman to come home. He remainet over Thanksgiving and left Nov. 28 when he took another plane on the return trip to Okinawa. Lt. Vycital has flown over 200 missions to Viet Nam, has roceived six air medals for flying combat support missions to Viet Nam, the Vietnamese Service medal and the National Defense medal. He is a member of 21TCS, which received the outstanding unit award. The young man has been stationed in Okinawa for two years, and spends an average of fifteen days a month in Viet Nam, air dropping cargo, air lifting wounded, hauling irooops and cargo and flying flare missions. He and his wife, the former Pamela Munroe, live in Okin- "The Songs of Christmas" will be presented by Soprano Irene Keim of McHenry for the Crystal Lake Woman's club on Friday afternoon, Dec. 9, at the Crystal Lake Methodist church. Mrs. Keim studied under' tfie famous instructor, Zerlina Muhlman Metzer, and attended the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. She has sung leads in^numerous operas, including "Mignon," "Aida", "Tannhauser", "Carmen", "II Trovatore," "Down in the Valley" and "Dido and "Aeneas" with the Fine Art Opera, as well as touring with her own opera and operetta duo and quartette. A soloist with the McHenry Choral club for several years, she also performed locally with Ann Varese & Company in "Once Upon A Mattress" and "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" and played one of the leading roles in the presentation of "The Student Prince" at the Woodstock Opera House. Mrs. Keim has performed for many clubs in the Chicago area. For more than two years she has been soloist for the McHenry Christian Science society. With her partner, Ervvv currently making appearances with their entertaining musical program, "In Operetta Time". P. erdonald Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stilling visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stilling. Mrs. Henry Stilling attended the Simon-Edstrom nuptials recently. 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SCHOOL TAX REFERENDUM "Dear Editor: "This Saturday, voters in the McHenry elemen ta ry school district will be asked to go to the polls and vote on a referendum seeking an increase in real estate taxes. "The increase would permit tax?s to be raised by a few cents each year, as enrollments increase, to a total of 33 cents per $100 of assessed real estate valuation. This total is broken down into 21 cents for the education fund, 7 cents for transportation,, and 5 cents for building maintenance. "The School board is asking the owner of an average $15,- 000 house to approve an increase in his taxes for a total of $33. This total amount would be levied at $5 or $6 per year for a period of five or six years. "Due to the present inflationary period and a rapidly increasing school population, costs in operating a first-rate school system are steadily rising. "The tax increase would permit the employment of more topnotch teachers in local schools. More teachers would result in smaller classes, thus permitting each teacher to devote more classroom time per student. "Without a tax increase, DECEMBER 8. 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 5. SECTION 1 special education for children who need it and the adult education program would have to be sacrificed. Broad student educational programs, such as experimental classes in economics and foreign languages, would have to be continued on a limited basis. "School Superintendent Carl Bergstrom points out that the transportation fund is already depleted. This is the fund that provides for free students bus transportation to and from school. "Bergstrom also points out that the building maintenance fund is heading toward a large deficit. "We are in the midst of the Christmas season, the time for giving. Let us continue to give our children a first-rate school system by voting in favor of the referendu. "Very truly yours. "W. R. Serbin" HEAD SHOW CAST TOYS FOR TOTS The Marine Reserve corps is again . collecting toys for tots to be distributed to needy children in the area. Collecting points are located at the McHenry Savings and Loan, the McHenry State bank and the new American Legion building on Ringwood road. Any group interested in obtaining knowledge of the collection and distribution of the toys should contact Lester Bacon, 385-3526. Any toy? that are usable will br "appreciated. Judy Meineckc, McHenry senior at Whitewater State university (center) plays one of the leading roles in the current WSU speech and theater department production of Ibsen's "An Enemy of the People." The show opened Monday, Dec. 5, and ru through Dec. 9, with curtain each night at 8 p.m. in the university auditorium. Miss Meinecke portrays Catherine Stockman in the play. Dave Rogers, Elm Grove, Wis., (righti plays her husband, and Jan Bennicoff, New Berlin, Wis , ileft) Petra. a neighbor. 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