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X' --l PG. 8 - PLAINDEALER -WED. JANUARY 14,1970 w Celebrate The New Year All Year With A Quaker Maid* Kitchen! The day begins in the kitchen ... and it begins right, bright and modern in a Quaker Maid* Kitchen. Designed for cooking, looking and dining pleasure, suited to your needs and work habits. You can choose from 17 handsome styles in cabinets, available in 38 lustrous wood fin' ishes. Let us put a Quaker Maid* Kitchen in your home. Call us this week for details Quaker Maid9 Meant Quality Made Quaker C O M t M U i K I T C H E N R E M O D F L I N G Dl SH.NIN' . ' INSTALt ATION • f INANCING Keyllne Kitchen Distributors 4614^TWe 120-McHenry Phone 385-1720] Legal Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS lime and Place of Opening Bids: Sealed proposals for the improvement of the thorough­ fare (g) described herein will be received at the office of the Village Engineer Charles W. Greengard Assoc., Inc. 1374 Old Skokie Road, Highland Park, Illinois 60035, until 11:00 o'­ clock A.M., January 20, 1970 and at that time publicly open- ed and read. Description of Work: The pro­ posed work is officially known as Section 1970 M.F.T. Contract Maintenance of Streets as list­ ed on Sheet No. 2 of the Es­ timate of Maintenance Costs, Form BLR 55i. J . f The proposed improvement is to be patching and seal cost­ ing streets. Instructions to Bidders: Plans and proposals forms may be obtained from the Municipal Clerk or Municipal Engineer, Gordon E. Sergant, Division of Charles W. Greengard Asso­ ciates Inc., 6713 Johhsburg - Wilmot Road, Spring Grove, Ill­ inois 60091. Ail proposals must be accom­ panied by a bank cashier's check or bank draft, or cer­ tified check for not less than ten (10) per cent of the amount imt enry i nJealer Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street Phone 385-0170. McHenry, Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday A Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund - Publisher Adele Froehlich - Editor MEMBER ma JitWAr of the bid, or as provided in Article 102.09, of the "Standard Specification# for Road and Bridge Construction", pre­ pared by the Department^ Pub­ lic Works and Buildings of the State of Illinois. Rejection of Bids: The Presi­ dent and Board of Trustees re­ serves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waiye technicalities. BY ORDER OF President and Board of Trustees Village of Sunnyside Evelyn C- Sandell, Village Clerk ^ December 1, 1969 (Pub. Jan 14, 1970) Shelter Management Courses Offered By Civil Defense Shelter manager courses are now in progress In McHenry and Woodstock, the local meetings held at West campus high school Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. In the event? of nuclear at­ tack, citizens iould take shel­ ter in the numerous public fall­ out shelters in phe county. The students enrolled in these cour­ ses will be instructed in the un­ usual conditions; that will be in existence during a time like this, such as sanitation, food preparation, effects of radia­ tion, etc. At the conclusion of the four- week courses the students will be combined for an over-night stay in a shelter. The instruc­ tor is James Bykowski of Mc­ Henry who received his train­ ing at Civil Defense Region IV headquarters in Battle Creek, Mich. IKitcanis News WONDER LAKE CLUB Art Lau brought in an ed­ itorial recently on "Marijuana" which appeared in the Forbes magazine. With one of Kiwanis* international prime objectives to alert both youths and parents on drug usage, Mr. Lau wrote for permission to use this as an expression of the feeling of the Kiwanis club. WHY KEEP LETTING THE GRASS GROW? "isn't it about time-in fact, long past time-that a top team of medicine men and social sci­ entists make a comprehensive study of marijuana, a study not spurred by an older gen­ eration's horror or fear, but a study aimed at finding out the facts? . "If 400,000 young people can gather on a farm for three days in pouring rain to sit in the mud listening to the Sounds of their generation, with most of them, according to every report I read, stoned on pot, we'd better find out for sure what if s all about. "Increasing the penalties and enacting a federal law, as now proposed, imposing a man­ datory two-year jail sentence for even having marijuana on the person is hardly the ans- wer-unless ifs accompanied by an appropriation for hundreds of millions of dollars for the jails to hold a sizable percen­ tage of our nation's youth* "Instead of a completely pun­ itive approach to the matter, which hasn't worked at all, let us try to find out the facts. If it can be established beyond medical dispute that smoking marijuana does real and last­ ing physical harm to » person, including destructive mental ef­ fects, then I think the spread of the drug would lessen and its use would begin todiminish. "This seems to be happening with LSD, where the word among many young people is that too often "bad trips" make it dan­ gerous. They are increasingly convinced among themselves and by themselves that ifs not worth it. "Let's take time out from hurling laws and penalties from our side of the Generation Gap and together see if we cannot find out some answers. "Until we do, it would seem the use of riiarijuana will keep growing at a foster rate than we can build prisons." The Dundee club will host a ladies' night on Jan. 27. The lo­ cal club will make an inter-club visit with Dundee. Lt. Gov. Howard Deittrick will make his official visit to the Wonder Lake club Feb. 2. Bill and Shirley Cristy will head the bowling sweepstake* to be held in April. The Jan. 19 program will be presented by Tom Mathews, with color slides on his re­ cent trip to Hawaii. He attended the farm and land brokers con­ vention there and was able to get back into the rural area not always seen by the average tourist. - WINTER CONCERT The Chicago Chamber or­ chestra's eighteenth annual winter concert series will com­ mence Sunday, Jan. 18, at 3:30 p.m. in the main auditorium of Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. 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