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SERVICE NEWS ............ -- l-I-inn ri ru LIL ̂ Deuster Bill Proposes Education Modifications GORDON P. GLAUBER COMPLETES TRAINING- - v vlarine Pvt. Gordon P. Glauser '»f Spring Grove ^completed nfantry Training school at the vlarine Corps %ase, Camp 3endleton, Calif. He received specialized instruction tn in- antry weapons and tactics. Illinois school teachers and administrators will be evaluated and reviewed by standards of "professional educational service" under a Tenure Reform bill introduced in Springfield by State Rep. Donald E. Deuster (R. Mun- delein) for consideration by the new 79th General Assembly in 1975. Outlining the need for reform of the old 1941 Teacher Tenure act, Deuster said: "Most educators agree that our Teacher Tenure law is not working well. We need a more orderly and effective system for evaluating and reviewing both teachers and ad­ ministrators, for motivating improved classroom in­ struction, for identifying and r e m e d y i n g d e f i c i e n t educational performance, and for dismissing educators who cannot meet professional educational standards." The Deuster bill includes eight major modifications of the existing law: 1. Each school board must adopt procedures and stan­ dards for evaluating and reviewing the performance of school teachers and ad­ ministrators. 2. Teachers are assured the right to aprticipate in the development of the procedures and standards by which their service is to be evaluated. 3. Administrators have the right to both a private and public hearing with the school board before they are demoted. 4. School boards may meet in closed session to discuss the evaluation of teachers and administrators but no final action may be taken in closed session. Campus Corner Friday, December 13: Basketball-Kankakee, 7:30 p.m. - Away. Saturday, December 14: Basketball-Elgin Community college, 2:30 p.m. - Crystal Lake High School. Monday, December 9: Deck the Halls; Nominations for King and Queen; Beauty and the Beast Contest; Christmas Tree Decorating. Tuesday, December 10: Crazy Legs Contest. Wednesday, December 11: Voting for King and Queen; Cookie Contest; Judging for Deck the Halls. Thursday, December 12: Snow Sculpture Contest. Friday, December 13: President's Day; Christmas Sing in MCC Union. Saturday, December 14: "Jingle Bell Rock" Dinner-Dance at Abbey in Fontana, Wis. : ! ! CRAIG J. CARR Airman Craig J. Carr, son of Mrs. Dolores E. Carr of 1404 W. Wauconda road, McHenry, has been assigned to Chanute AFB, 111., after completing Air Force basic training. During his six weeks at the Air Training command's Lackland AFB, Tex., he studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. The airman has been assigned to the Technical Training Center at Chanute for specialized training in the aircraft equipment main­ tenance field. Airman Carr is a 1974 graduate of Woodstock (111.) high school. His father is Elmer R. Carr of 1610 Forest Drive, Lake Villa. M a t r i m o n y ' s b i g g e s t drawback isn't the institution - it's the personnel. 5. Every teacher mu»t be evaluated each year during the five-year terms of tenured academic protection. 6. At the completion of every five-year term of tenure, the sixth year is devoted to an evaluation of the teacher's overall five-year term. 7. Each teacher whose five- year term meets the school standards is awarded another five-year term of tenure. Teachers not meeting the standards are given notice of their deficiencies and one year to remedy them. After the second year, the teacher may be dismissed unless the stan­ dards are met. 8. For beginning teachers the initial two years of probation is extended to 3 so the teacher has more time to meet the school standards and the school has more time to examine new teachers prior to entry into tenure. THE LAW SERVES YOU Landlords Can't Discriminate Against Parents Parents who have been facing difficulty finding an apartment because landlords or rental agents won't allow children in the building may find they have the law on their side. The Illinois State Bar association, which is comprised of approximately 15,000 at­ torneys in the state, reports that a 62-year old law provides legal recourse. According to the law adopted Tractor Needs Preparation For Winter Operation Tractors are used less in the winter months than during the rest of the year. But they still must be in good operating condition to run efficiently. And time spent now in maintenance can save you money in repair costs and "down times" later this winter and next spring. George Young, McHenry county Extension adviser with the University of Illinois, suggests the following winter operation and storage practices to help keep tractors in tip-top shape: -Clean the engine to prevent moisture collection and possible ignition system short- out. -Service the air cleaner. -Check distributor points to make sure they are adjusted by the Illinois Legislature in 1909, it is illegal "and opposed to public policy" for a landlord or a rental agent to refuse to rent an apartment to the parents of small children. It states that no property owner or his agent may require as a condition of the lease that there Ue no children under 14 years of age living in the apartment. And it says neither can anyone be forced to give up an apartment because of children born jarfter moving in, the ISBA nOtes. The lawyers' group said the law applies to individual lan­ dlords and agents as well as to corporations and associations owning or operating the property. And it noted that violation of the law carried with it a fine of $50 to $100 for each infraction. fresh fuel into the carburetor. If storing the tractor, drain the fuel tank. Close all drains after a few days to keep out dust and dirt. Gasoline should not be left in the carburetor or lines because it can leave a gummy, hard-to-remove deposit when it evaporates. Diesel tanks should be drained with a diesel flushing oil, or with a combination of half SAE- 10W engine crankcase oil and half white kerosene. - The operator's manual usually lists additional steps to take in storing particular machinery. When she cries over spilt ^ilk, it's seldom condensed. PAGE I. PLAINPEALER-WEDNE8PAY. DECEMBER it, properly, and clean or replace tank at night and operate the spark plugs. engine for a few minutes to put -Tighten and clean battery terminals and check engine timing. -Drain and refill the hydraulic system, crankcase, and gear cases with a recommended oil. Used oil is usually acidic and can damage the engine during storage. If the tractor is going into storage, run the engine after changing oil to lubricate all parts. -Flush the cooling system and refill it with the recom­ mended anti-freeze, and run the engine until it's - warm enough to operate the ther­ mostat. If you are storing your tractor without a coolant, drain the radiator and engine block completely, and leave the drain valves open. Loosely replace the cap, but put a warning tag on the steering wheel or ignition switch that says "radiator drained." -To help insure cold-starting of gasoline tractors, fill the f"*l PRESIDENT CHIANG KA1> glEE celebrate* hk eighty seventh birthday recently la Chiang hM Ml be •] Picture releesed by May. 7-1S-1Z. the Tai­ ls * HOUDAY MA6ICI ARE YOU IN NEED OF * Kitchen Cabinets • Range, i Hoods & Medicine Cabinets < {' * Bathroom Fixtures * Fl- < <> berglass Showerstalls' * Vanities and Tops * Gas _ & Oil Furnaces * Air Con- f ditioning, Central and Wln- 1 dow • Hot Water Boilers !< > and Base Radiation * Sump «• Pumps * Water Softeners ' SEE OUR DO-IT-YOUR­ SELF HOME IMPROVE­ MENT DEPARTMENT THE BATH SHOP 3012 W. Rte. 120 McHenry 385-0048 BY HELENE Come in and browse among lovely gifts from ceramics to ecology boxes. We have something for everyone in the family. HOUDAY MAGIC BY HEIEK 922 N. 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