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PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1973 SING FOR SERVICE - These young singers, all members of St. Gregory's choir schooi, S. Ashland avenue, Chicago, were guests of St. Paul's Episcopal church, McHenry, recently. They arrived in time to sing the entire 10 o'clock Mass for an enthusiastic group of worshippers. Alternate Highway Plan For Public Evaluation The Regional Transportation and Planning board (RTPB) has announced that alternative plans for highways and mass transportation for northeastern Illinois and northwestern In­ diana will be presented for public evaluation in the next three weeks. The views of public officials and citizens, as expressed on a questionnaire, will be utilized by the RTPB in the preparation of the Regional Comprehensive Transportation plan. The RTPB will hold a series of four two-day exhibits at which citizens and public of­ ficials can view four alter­ native plans and discuss their implications with members of the planning staff. The public will be invited to fill out questionnaires to record their opinions about priorities for regional transportation planning and comment on the alternative plans: Alternative A provides for those highway corridors which are most likely to exist by 1995 given present conditions and trends. A network of balanced circumferential bus and rapid transit additions would be coordinated with radial rail and local bus service. Alternative B calls for the greatest increase of highway facilities with minimal rapid transit additions. The present highway network would be increased by three peripheral and two diagonal routes. An increase in circumferential bus routes would coordinate ser­ vice with the radial rail system. Alternative C places em­ phasis on extensive rapid transit additions throughout the region with minimal highway development. Circumferential bus service would be related to an extended radial rail net­ work. Alternative D affords the maximum development of rapid transit facilities in the region's more highly congested core plus western peripheral Two Programs Scheduled For Gems, Minerals "Safety Pays" is a program of interest to all anticipating a drivers' test in the near future and also for those desiring to reinforce round trip safe driving habits. Speaker Marvin Monteyne will act as m.c. in a TV type quiz show complete with prizes, using color cartoon slides to introduce the Bell system method of safe driving. The quiz portion of the program will include the Rules of the Road and the new sign language (traffic symbols) being erected along Illinois roadways. The second event is an unusual slide program and dialog entitled "Minerals Used for Gem and Ornamental Purposes". The quartz family is well represented as a lapidary favorite for gem, cutting material and collecting. The public is welcome to attend this meeting and programs on the evening of Tuesday, June 5, in the dining room of the McHenry West campus high school at 7:30 p.m. routes which follow two of the circumferential additions to the highway system. Cir­ cumferential transit service would coordinate with a modified radial rail network. Dates and places of the exhibits are: June 5 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and June 6 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Holiday Inn 200 East Rand road, Mount Prospect; June 7 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and June 8 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 7800 South Kingery High­ way, Willowbrook. At the exhibit a continuously- narrated 15 minute slide show will introduce the need to set priorities in regional tran­ sportation planning. Maps of the four alternative mass transportation networks and four alternative highway networks will be displayed on the walls. A popular brochure will be distributed to all visitors, and a full technical report will be available for technical experts. Staff members of the four member agencies of the RTPB will be present to answer questions and discuss the issues. The public is invited to drop in at any convenient time during the day or evening. The RTPB is a planning Women's SANDALS 2.99 The almost barefoot look. . .trim leather-like T- strap uppers with adjustable ankle strap. Little he­ els. Sizes: 5-10 Girls' Cool n' Airy SANDALS Scuff-style sandals for those Lazy warm-weather days! Light-as-air, molded vinyl assures cool and comfort­ able stepping. Sizes: S-M-L DAILY 9-9 SUNDAY 9-6 4400 WEST ROUTE 120 HORNSBYS ^ f a m i l y c e n t e r s -- - Summer Program Of Easter Seal For Children, Adults Leaves In 1975 Hanahan Retirement From House Announced In an effort to give maximum service to children and adults in McHenry county, the Easter Seal board has approved a two- pronged program for those having speech difficulties. All sessions will be held at the Therapy center in Woodstock. The summer speech clinic is scheduled for June 11 to Aug. 24, with half-hour sessions three days a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Acceptance and number of lessons needed will concur with his basic need and rate of improvement of the discretion of the speech therapist. A language preschool program for 3 and 4-year-olds .will also be held following the identical time span. The one- hour sessions are scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday mor­ nings and also Monday and Wednesday afternoons, each two hours per week, either time. Referrals to the clinic may be submitted by a list from teachers, school ad­ ministrators, physicians, social service, parents and in­ dividuals themselves. The list should contain name, address, age and phone number. The individuals enrolled in the speech program will be billed for the entire eleven weeks. The first fee is due the first week of the program and the second by July 15. The fee for the language pre-school program is due on a monthly payment basis. ^ It is expected that those persons who are able to do so will assume all or a portion of the fee. Costs that cannot be assumed by the patient will be paid by the Easter Seal society. GRADUATES Miss Mary E. Anderson received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Ladycliff college at commencement May 19. She majored in Art, with a Psychology minor. She was named to the Dean's list in the Fall, 1972. Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert An­ derson of McHenry. Rep. Thomas J. Hanahan (D- McHenry) announced last Monday that he will retire from the House when his current term ends in January, 1975. The 38-year-old, five-term legislator, who has acted as a spokesman for organized labor in the General Assembly, cited his election Sunday, May 20, as executive vice-president of the Janitors union as the reason for his retirement from the House. "Though I will begin my new union duties immediately," Hanahan said, "I want to fulfill my responsibilities to the people of the 33rd Legislative district. "Therefore, I will serve the remainder of my term, but will not file for reelection to the H0US6 "I have enjoyed the years I have served in the legislature. I hope I have been able to make a contribution to the people of my district and to the people of Illinois." ~ Hanahan has served for seven years as business representative of the Chicago Janitors Union No. 25 and has been involved in numerous activities and organizations of organized labor. The ocean contains num­ berless creatures so tiny that a cubic inch of sea water may contain 50 million of them. a coordination group made up of staff representatives from four agencies involved in regional planning in the two-state metropolitan area. These agencies are: the Chicago Area Transportation Study; the City of Chicago, Department of Development and Planning; the Lake-Porter County Regional Transportation and Planning Commission, and the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission. The State of Illinois, Department of Transportation, is a non-voting participant in the RTPB. f After the citizens and public officials of the region have reviewed and commented on the alternative plans, a final RTPB recommendation will be made to the policy boards of each of the members agencies. This recommendation will be made to the policy boards of each of the member agencies. This recommendation is likely to include parts of all of the alternative plans now ready for public evaluation. 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