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PG. 10- PIAINDEALER-WED. OCTOBER 8, 1969 4-H FEDERATION LEADERS ELECTED (Continued from page 1) ^ learn the name of the nearest club. Dave Smith is assistant extension adviser, agriculture, and Miss Susan Ross is assis­ tant extension adviser, Home Economics. The 4-H Federation officers plan and conduct activities of a county-wide nature, and much of the successful projects one sees at the fair are a result of Fed­ eration members efforts. One of the interesting projects has been grounds beautification. COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL TO HEAR PHYSICIAN Another has included an attrac­ tive 4-H display and a suitable backdrop for the official 4-H king and queen photo each year. Last year's officers received praise at the organization meet­ ing for their effort in making the public more aware of the value of rural living and of service to the community. "We think 4-H projects and 4-H activities are a good way to spend extra time," says Schultz, McHenry high school senior in his seventh year of 4-H. - Many boys and girls who live in small towns or cities are becoming active in 4-H because of the wide number of projects from which to choose. We want to top last year's mem­ bership of 1,227." Musin' & Meanderin (Continued from page 1) -- bach has been helping parents to work with children with neur­ ological problems for many years and is currently en- '> gaged in research in this ar- * ea. A film will be shown which * presents many new ideas inthis " field. It will be followed by a t discussion. Everyone attending * will have an opportunity to ask * questions. ~ A short business meeting will " follow the discussion to final- Z ize plans for those attending " the ICEC convention in Chi- * cago Oct. 16 to 18. Sugges- * tions for future programs also - will be discussed. Those who at­ tended last month are reminded • to return their membership _ blanks to Dave Barker at this * meeting. : WEEKEND CRASH ; FATAL TO WOMAN I (Continued from page 1) to I of Grayslake Sunday evening at * 7:50 at the intersection of Cry s- ; tal Lake and Pleasant Hill - roads. There were no injuries. * Miss Jones, with two pas- - sengers, told deputies she was ^ passing a car and failed to see ' the Patzke vehicle approach­ ing from the opposite direc­ tion. Although Patzke left the road, he was unable to avoid being struck. Although they complained of back injuries, two passengers in a one-car accident early Sun­ day morning refused medical aid after being taken by ambu­ lance to McHenry hospital. ^ Randy Peterson o£ Round "Lake Park was driving on Drap­ er road, near Rt. 120, about 40 miles an hour when he turned a curve to find two cars ap­ parently drag racing. To avoid a head-on collision, he told dep­ uties he swerved and skidded, striking a utility pole andbreak- * ing it off. A car driven by Karen May Givens of 3419 W. John street, McHenry, was damaged Sunday evening at 8:50 when she ap­ proached a curve on Orchard Beach road, applied the brakes and lost control. Three pas sen­ gers in the car were uninjur­ ed; however, the car struck and damaged 30 feet of steel fence at 1904 Orchard Beach rpad. Arrest charges are pending against George M. Colborn of 3702 W. Anne street, McHenry, following an accident a mile and a half north of McHenry, on N. Riverside drive, last Satur­ day morning at 6:10 a.m. Colborn told deputies he was enroute to work and did net re­ member what happened. Au­ thorities said evidence showed that the north-bound car travelled about 125 feet with the right rear wheels in a ditch and then another 20 feet off the road before striking a util­ ity pole. He was taken by am­ bulance to McHenry hospital, treated and released. An accident occurred Satur­ day afternoon at 3:30, three miles south of McHenry at the intersection of Mason Hill and Crystal Lake roads. Cars in­ volved were driven by Albert J. Woermann of Crystal Lake and Ila Hogan of 6606 Barnard Mill road, Ringwood. Woermann told deputies he was behind a car which sud­ denly slowed and turned onto Mason Hill road. He continued to state that when he noted the Hogan car was unable to stop, he attempted to turn around the first car and avoid a crash. Unable to do so, he struck the unidentified driver in the rear and then was hit by Mrs. Hogan. In a three-vehicle accident which occurred last week on Rt. 31 and Johnsburg road, driv­ ers involved were Jean Marie Kattner, 801 E. Court, Spring Grove, and Gerald Hogan of 7117 Crystal Springs road, Crystal JLake, driving west at the Rt. 31 Johnsburg road intersec­ tion, and Christine Kerr of 1401 Channel Beach, McHenry, who was behind them. Miss Kerr was blamed for failure to re­ duce speed to,avoid an acci­ dent when her auto skidded on the wet pavement, causing a 4»haln reaction crash. (Continued from page 1) for fear a deer might make his way across the road in front of you? We like it this way and real­ ize it must be a real treat for Chicagoans who battle ex­ pressways five days a week. KAF HOMECOMING WEEKEND OCT. 9 THROUGH 11 (Continued from page 1) four piles will become one. The colorful homecoming parade will be held Friday, Oct. 10, at 2 p.m. The parade starts behind the East campus on John street and will turn left on Green street to Kane, then continue past the grade schools to Center. The line of march will head north to Main street, then proceed east to Green street, from where the marchers will turn left to Broad. From that point the parade will continue to the city park, pass around the park and return on Pearl to Green street and disband at the east campus. VOTER LEAGUE FEATURES ELECTORAL COLLEGE STUDY (Continued from page 1) piled into a pamphlet. Also (Hi the program will be a short Con-Con review. Mrs. Donald Meyer, Mrs. FrankSek, Mrs. Alfred Konger and Mrs. Frank Kratky will discuss questions to be asked at in­ coming Con-Con candidate meetings. These meetings are being arranged by Voter Service Chairman Mrs. Walter Bolger and the Con-Con committee and will be held for the 32nd and 33rd districts in the Congre- gational-Universalist church, Woodstock, on Monday, Oct. 20, and for the 32nd district in the VFW hall, McHenry, on Tues­ day, Oct. 28. League calendars are now available at a small charge from Mrs. Earl Murray, McHenry. THE OLD AND THE NEW . . . 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