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pp f ip^s **?*?$> '" ^ ^ ^ l> *-s ^ Vk v J ^^ -- % %AG€ 6, SECTION j^feiMcHENRY PLAIN DEALER - FEBRUARY 23; 1967^ ^ UC PULSE >, ^. i*fhc' Piaindcalcr invites he public to use this colimn as an expression of ,y heir views on subjects of gi general interest in otffc :ommunily. Our only rej >fjuest is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or |ess signature, full address fend phone number. . W«s „jask, loo, that one individual not write on the lame subject more than once each month. We re- Serve the right tn delete »ny material which we insider libelous or in obfnrtionable taste.) (WELCOME THE TEACHER ; "Hi Neighbors: ! "A group of people, including our superintendent, his business manager and a board nfiember had an informal gettogether last Sunday at our home and bad a delightful chat. Generally the topic was education and I, for one, was enlightened on several matters. •*For instance, I learned that one of the major problems is recruiting new teachers. It is, in fact, a critical situation. This left those of us present withthe challenge to do whatever we can to stimulate interest in this profession. And, it is my opinion that, each of you, even though you were not present, might have a solution. How might we entice good teachers t(ij Mc HenryV Salary does not appear to be a handicap as we affe competitive. What else have we to offer? Take inventory and I -am sure you can come up with something. After all, why dp you live here? because it's our great town right? Then, let's pass the word around, along with specifics such as our hospital and golf course. We might even dream up a few fantastic legitimate schemes like those used for TV advertising. '*'It doesn't end there. Once a.good teacher has cohsen to join us it seems most of us are^ guilty of neglecting to welcome them by including them in our way of life and making them feel they belong. There are a number of ways any of us might do our share ?md "sociality" is our key. How? Well, we might arrange to familiarize them with our shopping areas, in and around McHenry; if they have no family, we could invite them to dinner, an evening of bridge or a movie. The teacher need not be one your child has in school. Each school year a list of new faculty is released to our town paper. How about it,t Mr. and Mrs. Hospitality? "Also, housing is an outstanding problem for teachers, particularly for the single female teacher. Her first year, at least, should not be alone. Opening your home and being a sort of aunt and uncle to them could be a rewarding endeavor. However, we must realize shelter alone leaves much to be desired. They must be made to feel they are a part of the family without too many restrictions. "In closing, let me say our discussions were not only informative but fun and we think we would like to do this sort, of thing again from time to time. Therefore, snyone interested in being included next time please let me hear from you....teachers, remember you, too, are one of us. •Mrs. Philip Wheelock' •;:S i' PLEDGE FRATERNITIES David A. Simon of McHenry and Earl J. Hansen of Wonder Lake are among sixteen Eastern Illinois university men who have pledged membership in Zeta Gamma chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity. USiTHE CLASSIFIEDS P/ -RSON BUILDINGS Farm and Industrial • FARM BUILDINGS • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL SEE DON KINTZEL Offlc*: P.O. BO* 177 1404 N. MAIN ST. SOCKFORD, ILL. PHONE: 963-^607 3910 WEST GROVE McHENRV, ILLINOIS PHONE: 015-385-3126 in. DRILL * DOOR BUSTBR PRICE ONLY Drills I/4" Steel, 1/2" hardwood; no load speed 2000 r.p.m. Powerful 2.0 amp. series motor; precision double-reduction gears. UL industrial listed. CaniiHr! Bcan« & Franks m o Sauce Star at Fainilv Meal v PROCLAMATION national reputation fnr excelu.„ rDr.c lence in the ?rt« seicikes.hu- 1I1ll.i!n o-i s was ^fo unded on IFSeb!. 2980, ina• nities, and professions, and 1867, as the state's Land-Grant Institution and will be celebrate ing the centennial of this event during 1967 and 1968; and WHEREAS, During the century since its founding, the University has risen humble beginnings as tKe Illinois Industrial University to an for. leadership in educational policy; and "" WHEREAS, The University of Illinois has steadily grown in size and , stature, , rising to the greatest challenges inproviding from' its (®lality education for increasing _ Tn- numbers in a broad spectrum of studies while maintaining the and service; tnd our congratulations in this its WHEREAS, The mor& centennial year and our hopes for continued success in every ; endeavor, and that February,28,; 1967, be offically proclaimed • University of Illinois Day in; McHenry, Illinois. HUio itIUUSll lul V III VCi 311,7 vU till 1. • • 1 j r V a institution of national and inter- highest standards ii> research one third of a million alumni, in all parts of the world, look forward to a distinguished future of-continued excellence in education, research, and service by the University, be it therefore RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR OF MCHENRY, on behalf of the City of McHenry, express to the University, its administration, faculty, students, and alumni, DONALD P. DOHERTY, MAYOR £ READ THE CLASSIFIEDS F"all i s definitely "casserole" season- the time of the year when coo! weather and busy schedules encourage homemakers to tuck an uncomplicated, nourishing main dish into the oven and then forget about lupch or supper p'vparation. You can do that when you plan to serve German-Style Heans, truly hearty eating that's ready in minutes. This casserole begins with canned beans & franks in tomato sauce, continues on with bright flavor additions of green pepper, raisins, and cumin. 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