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Special Projects Director To Address Harrison School PTA In keeping with the endeavor of the Harrison School PTA to' keep its members well informed on educational and School related subjects, the guest speaker for the April 11 meeting will be Richard A. Svrantz, director of special proejects for McHenry public schools. His presentation, "A Progress Report on the New High School", will bring everyoneup to date on just what changes have been made in the physical plant and in student services and philosophy, and how this will benefit the student's. Following this, he will avail himself to the audience for any questions regarding the new school or the present one. . Mr. Swantz was recently appointed to his position as administrative assistant to the McHenry Superintendent of Schools, and his major responsibilities are federal and state funding, program for gifted children, and special education. PTA members will elect officers for the 1967-68 school year. The nominating committee will present the panel of _ new officers, and nominations from the floor will be accepted. Gloria Freund, PTA president, wishes to remind everyone that the school board election will be held Saturday, April 8, from noon to 7 p.m. at Harrison school. Harrison School District 36 board has two three-year vacancies, and seeking election are Henry Setzler, incumbent, and Mrs. Maxine Bixby. McHenry High School District 156 board has three threeyear vacancies, and candidates are George M. Freund and Donald Howard, incumbents; and James Althoff and Otto Larsen. Carl Neiss did not file for re-election. Following the meeting, fifth grade room mothers will serve refreshments. 05RITAL lot&A PLAN REUNION In planning for a reunion of the class of 1957, members are urged to return their questionnaires and reservations immediately. Several have not been located. Anyone knowing the present addresses of Melvin Tushkowski, Mary Rose Gilligan, Duane Anderson, Gene C. Dietle, Hans Duyster, Alfred Glover, Tony Holochwost, Elly Mogdans, Charles Rakow, Peter Viehwig or Mark D. Zimmerman should contact John Hog an. HERD CLASSIFIED Among dairy herds in this area recently scored for body type by a staff classifier of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America was that of Harold J. Stilling of McHenry. Twenty two animals were classified, one as "very good", eleven as "good plus" and nine as "good". " ' Q U A L I T Y W Timet Uniting ' s TG N S posr£#s i s Ant PHONE: 815 385-4111 \ iPhsr'r T P.M.I I 385 -ll*.?.4 I McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week included Albert C. Hart, Anna L. Lockhart, Round Lake; Robert J. Maciejewski, Cicero; Michael E. Palsgrove, Patricia Siciliano, Jamie M. Hayenga, Gregory S. Dammeir, James G. Montgomery, Gail R. Tracy, Rose A. Vratny, Claude Smothers and Walter J. Sandner, Crystal Lake. And, Robert J. Thompson and Myra E. 01 sen, Algonquin; Joseph F. Janosek and Mariann Patrick, Island Lake; Genevieve A. Knigge, Julius Viscount, Russell W. Dean, Mae Barton and Lula M. Faulkner, Wauconda; Marshall Gerhke, Woodstock; Orrin Loomis, Darlene A. Hamberger, Jennie F. Schnoor, Ingleside; Also, Dorothy F; Walter, Leah B. Nitz, Donna Lee Carr, Mary Meskoe, Wonder Lake; Mark S. Steinmetz, Peggy Ruth Hoffman, Richmond; Robert S, Felicetti, Rolling Meadows; Diana M. Zurek, Bernice R. Perdieu, Thelma T. Wineblad, Fox Lake; Henry O. Menard, Cary; Kathleen L. Simek, Lake Villa; Brenda A. DiChiria, Genoa City, Wis.; James E. Colligan, Marengo; David C. Mair and Dawn A. Layton, Antioch; Martine Deppe, Winthrop Harbor; Karen J. Cerniglia, Lake Geneva, Wis.; And, Barbara DeAnn Stuart, Rena B. Rumpf, Richard D. Farwell, Sariece Eriksen,Roy G. Leninger, Joseph Albrecht, Henry A. Seegert, Charlene M. Wimmer, Gregory J. Hamen, Dorothy Korn, Richard Bar- ' rows, Nancy A. Oehler, Patricia Ann Koty, Maynard Johnson, Moyse C. Cary, Mary J. Barle; Also, Christine L. Knapik, Jeffery J. Gies, William A. Lutz, Elmer C. Foerster, Billy R. Dominick, Rev. Carl A.Lobitz, Alex Adams, Anthony L. Leon, Patricia N. Spoto, Lillian Barkwill, Joseph B. Adams and Carl L. Harrington, all of McHenry. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK During the past week patierrts admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Herman Feltz, Elizabeth - Bolensld, George Duesler, Frances Colomer, Eleanor Foley, Jacob Miller, McHenry; and June Rink, Marie Brichta, Lucille Gildemeister, Kenneth Wakeham and Thomas Mathews, Wonder Lake; and Evelyn May of Spring Grove. AMONG THE SICK Mrs. Mary Snyder of 1907 Woodlawn Park is a patient in St. Lukes-Presbyterian hospital, Chicago. Friends may write her in care of room number 909B. SUSPEND MANY LICENSES OF AREA DRIVERS Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of the driver license of Ronald R. Polinski of Rt, 1, Spring Grove, for three violations. Suspensions have been ordered for Ronald N. Friend of Rt. 1, W. Brooklyn, Jose L. Lopez, Dale 0. Rex and Philip E. Slagle of Dixon, Eugene C. Burke, William G. Lentz and Leonard L. Palmer of Harvard, Lorenzo Cammarata of 1502 W. Channel Beach, James L. Messel of 5506 Lucina, both McHenry, Richard S. Haase, Russell S. Henriquez, Kenneth L. Jones and Dennis C. Toomey of Crystal Lake, Galen B. Morrison of Spring Grove, Dwain X. Rustile and Robert A. Westman of Woodstock, Steve W. Weininger of 306 W. Rand road, Lakemoor, and James E. Williams of Rt. 2, Cary. Probationary permits have been issued to Charles L. Anderson of 301 Nippersink drive, Stanley R. Lindgren of Rt. 2, McHenry, Lawrence D. Bqyer of Algonquin, Mildred D. Watson of Richmond and James E. Williams of Rt. 2, Cary. McHENRY HOSPITAL On March 28 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wiatr of Round Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palsgrove of Crystal Lake are parents of a son March 29. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Johnson of Barrington became parents of a daughter March 28. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bieniek of Ingleside on March 29. A Wauconda couple, Mr. and Mrs. John Jeschke, are parents of a son March 29. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Albrecht of Crystal Lake became parents of a son March 29. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Besserod . announce the birth of a daughter March 29. On April 2 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stanger are parents of a son April 2. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hettermann announce the birth of a son March 30. A daughter was born March 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Kanegan of Wonder Lake. On March 29 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutt became parents of a son. OTHER BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Loesch, Jr., of 2906 Cardinal Drive, Rolling Meadows, announce the birth of a son on March 31 at Northwest Community hospital, Arlington Heights. The young lad who weighed 8 lbs. Vi oz., has two brothers, Michael, 5, and John, 4, and a sister, Patti, 2. Mrs. Loesch is the former Marjorie Espey, daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Kenneth Espey. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Loesch, Sr., of Highland Park. Once-a-year Save on gas yardlights and gas grills. Buy now and pay later -- take up to 36 months, if you wish. Gas makes sense for summer fun. A gaslight adds charm and distinction to your property -- affords all-night protection. Styles for all types of homes. Permanent-type briquettes used in the gas griH give you charcoal flavor Without muss or fuss. Light instantly, heat quickly. Adjustable flame gives controlled cooking. Single and doubleburner models. Rotisserie equipment is also available. You'll particularly like the sturdy cast aluminum construction and easy care features of these gaslights and grills. Place your order now for an early start on summer fun. Call or visit any of our stores or offices, or ask any Company employee. Sale ends May 31, 1967. em Illinois Gas Company CHARMGLOW DOUBLE-BURNER APRIL REVIEW/ WILL BENEFIT MUSIC STUDENTS A musical review will be held Sunday, April 9 at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon at McHenry Junior high school auditorium. Produced by Shay* s Music World and choreographed by Mar-Ray dance studio, proceeds will benefit the music department of the Junior high school. The program will include instrumental students of the music school, as well as studio dance acts. This is the second annual program of its kind in McHenry. Next year another local school will benefit from proceeds. APR. 6, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. I, PG. 3 WIN SCHOLASTIC HONORS First scholastic honors have been awarded 351 students at Whitewater State university for their work during first semester 196(5-67. Another 800 students of the approximately 7,004 enrolled first semester were named to the Dean's list of second honors, signifying a gradepoint of from 3.00 to 3.49. Second honors were earned by Lisa G. Petersen, 2719 Iroquois, and Ronald L. Marshall, 2111 W. Fairview avenue, both of McHenry. McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 1875 M12 West v.lra Street Phone 385-0170 , McHenry, Illinois -- 60050 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois. • Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER >Tl"#N 19 6 7 NEWSPAPER USE ¥HE ASSIFIEDS FRIENDSHIP CLUB The Friendship club of the Community Methodist church will meet at die church Saturday, April 8, at 6p.m. for apotluck dinner. The program will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lundy. It wil'. include two very interesting films. One •Turn the Wheel West", an automobile trip through the West; the other, "A Big Pow- Wow at Galliq?", an Indian film. HEARING AIDS RENA SCHAID Otarion Hearing: Center PHONE 385-0125 1407 N. 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