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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 31,1J75 QUEEN FINALIST (Continued from page 1) Fair title holder is Anette Unser, Miss Decatur-Macon county. Miss Humann was one of fifty county contestants taking part in the three-day competition in the new Forum XXX building. Saturday evening was devoted to personal interviews with six judges, getting acquainted, and rehearsals. On Sunday, the girls were divided into two groups of twenty-five each and Donna drew No. 24 in the first group. The girls then appeared in the afternoon preliminary judging which included a grand march onto the stage and in­ troductions of each contestant. For her evening gown competition, Miss Humann was striking 4n an orange sherbert- colored chiffon gown with floating skirt. Returning to the stage for the Sunday afternoon bathing suit judging, she selected a one-piece suit in Chinese red with matching shoes. Each girl also was required to give a brief talk about herself and her activities. Judges score sheets were turned in at the end of the day, rating the contestants on face, figure and personality on a point system. At a Monday brunch, the girls received queen pendants and many souvenirs. At the evening banquet, attended by 1,500 they made another appearance, when the ten finalists were named at random. Friends backing Donna enthusiastically greeted the reading of her name, last of the ten announced. Following the evening meal, the ten finalists repeated the same procedure of evening gown, bathing suit and in­ terview competition with new judges. Peggy Ann Maguire of Adams county was first runner- up and Miss Judy Willson, Miss DuPage county, was second runner-up. Dolfina, who will be 19 next week, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Humann. Her parents and sisters, Cathy, Mary, Meg and Barb, ac­ companied her to the contest, as well as other relatives and friends. MCC LOWERS TAX RATE REQUEST (Continued from page 1) gallon water storage tank has been installed underground. Garrett said it would be about April 1 before steel work will be started. Dr. Davis informed members that the same donor who contributed $4,000 to cover nineteen fully funded nursing scholarships has also sent the college 100 shares of oil stock. The board voted to sell the Dorothy Kloeckner of Har­ vard, a former, state dairy princess, was Miss Humann's chaperone, and she was assisted also by 1974 Miss Wonder Lake, Bunny Berent. stocks and use it for further scholarship funding. Nathan Pohl, business ad­ ministrator of MCC, reported that all funds used in the inte'r- fund transfers have all been returned to their proper funds. The board •. designated Saturday, April 12, as the date for the annual election *of trustees for the college board, The terms of Robert Weidner of Harvard and Dr. William Ryan of Crystal Lake expire this yeaf. In other action, approval was given for eighteen chargebacks, the hiring of part- time teachers for the spring semester and also the hiring of Susan Hawrysio as a full-time instructor in agriculture. Mrs. Pautz informed trustees that board member Thomas Leahy had resigned from the WELL DRILLING & WATER PUMPS IIIE'RE BHRSTIIIC HI THE SEBmS! DON'T FORGET THF ORIGINAL IN THE FUTURE WE LOCATED 1V4 Ml McHENRY ON HENNY PENNY CHICKEN ix-tii inns y. able. I "i t arrvimi> _KC_J McHENRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP CO. 4913 W. McCULLOM LAKE ROAD.-McHENRY 385-5252 Also available for Carryouts: 3ar B Que Ribs ,ole Slaw qts-pintspints Henny Penny says Pff. 385-9585 or 385 1230 For Henny Penny Carryputs BREAKFAST SPECIAL SERVED ALL DAY 3 EGGS, FRESH OLD FASHIONED AMERICAN FRIED POTATOES, TOAST & JELLY 7C* ONLY / 3 SERVING BREAKFAST LUNCH & DINNER HOURS MON.-FRI. 6 AM till 8 PM SAT.-SUN. 8 AM till 8 PM The Kountry Kitchen 1709 W. Rte. 120 • McHenry, III. .JHiHK.. Salary Negotiations com­ mittee. Mr. Lutter and Mrs. r Pautz will handle that com­ mittee in future negotiations. MUSIN" AND MEANDERIN" (Continued from page 1) Woodstock. And County Oberstadt, McHenry's only royalty, resided in the lovely old brick house now occupied by the Robert Weber family, extending from Main to Waukegan street. Carl Stenger was president of the West McHenry State bank. These are the memories anniversary editions are made up of. Let's have some more, along with histories of treasured contributions to McHenry's past. One of McHenry's senior citizens who does considerable walking came into our office with a tip for motorists. He is very aware of dirty headlights on most cars and says these bulbs deteriorate much faster than clean ones. It has become his habit to clean a few each time he walks through a parking lot and observes the dirty film. It seems each of us might do that ourself. Clean headlights would also be a safety measure for drivers and pedestrians alike. One of the people who will probably most appreciate the Plaindealer's 100th an­ niversary edition will be 'William J. Klapperich, a for­ mer local resident now residing, in the Republic of South Africa. A letter received a few days ago carried the message, "Every time I hear the name McHenry I can see so many faces of relatives and friends I f VoodHous 3718 W. ELM STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS Make Jewel Your Headquarters For EcoRomical Menu Planning! HOURS: 8 AM to 9 PM SUNDAY: 9 AM to 6 PM - w' Let Jewel's Badge Off Honor Be Tour Guide To Top Quality Meats! Jewel's Own Brands Are Specially Priced This Week! CHERRY VALLEY French Style Green Beans 15Vj OZ. CAN -- REG. 35 Golden Cream Corn 17 OZ. CAN -- REG. 37 Early June Peas 17 OZ. CAN -- REG. 35 Stewed Tomatoes 16 OZ. CAN --REG. 38 Frozen Sliced Strawberries 10 OZ. PKG. -- REG. 41 U.S.D A. GRADE Fresh Whole Fryers 3 LIMIT PER FAWLY PLEASE STEW TOMATC AhftViq Vfl( u FV°eVh Cut-Up A3' Fry«rs U S D.A. 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FEB 2. 1975 SAVE 20* ON A BTL OF 100 Bufferin WITH THIS COUPON PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 1 43 769 would like to see again." Mr. Klapperich describes the weather as "wonderfully warm, enough rain and many flowers and vegetables in the garden year 'round". K.A.F. HEAR PROGRESS REPORT IN SCHOOL STUDY (Continued from page 1) what the financial situation will probably be as presently organized and as a K-12 unit district. The committee voted to meet with a representative of the Illinois Office of Education, Dean Mack, during a February meeting. Mack is a consultant on school reorganization in the northern part of Illinois. The next meeting of the Feasibility committee has been set for Monday, Feb. 3. BUSINESS, SCHOOL, HOMES, ROBBERY, BURGLAR TARGETS (Continued from page 1) the teachers' room and the fourth grade classroom as well as in the hallways. In­ vestigation is continuing. Herman Stammer of 3320 Rocy Beach road, McHenry, reported his home had been entered while he was away last Thursday night. The back door was kicked in but it appeared nothing was disturbed. A 1973 two-door Gremlin was reported stolen, according to the owner, Thomas Strauch of 5107 Leeside, McHenry. The auto was taken from his driveway while he was at work last Thursday afternoon. Upon returning home from a three-day trip, Dallas Spiller of 2611 Forestwood, McHenry, found that his home had been entered. „A small cedar chest containing $150 in silver cer­ tificates, $50 in silver change and six rolls of mercury dimes were stolen from the premises. Entry was gained by slashing the screen door and breaking a glass pane in the inner door. Numerous items were taken from the home of Anthony Magnine at 1316 Old Bay road, McHenry, last Tuesday. Missing from the garage were packages 6^ meat, poultry and fish taken i from the freezer along with a set of golf clubs, golf shoes, golf balls and a jacket. Offenders removed a table radio and two dresser drawers cont&ining hand tools from the summer home of Richard Huemecke at 5216 Pleasant View, McHenry. The burglary occurred between Jan. 18 and 26. Henry Andrzejczak of 3013 Walnut, Wonder Lake, reported that someone entered his home while he was at work Monday. A bedroom was ransacked and $210 in currency and $45 in quarters, along with a fishing knife, were stolen. Mount Hope Methodist church, 1015 Broadway, McHenry, was broken into last Sunday night but it was determined nothing had been taken. Entry was gained by breaking a basement window. While Glenn Mensing of 4501A Kuhn road, Richmond, was away from home for about HEARING AIDS Richard Stoll has been serving McHenry County for over 15 years. Office hours 9:00 am to 6:00 pm daily. Free Loaners while your aid is in service. Free hearing test on request. New and used aids^A fair trade-in on all makes. Fresh batteries, cords and ear molds, made to order. Appointment with Mr. Stoll can be arranged within a few hours. Evenings by appointment only by calling RENA SCHAID 1407 N. Green St. 385-0125McHenry, 111. 1 % block north of McHenry State Bank. Miss Schaid has been in this location for 15 years. Smoke Damage Results From Fire In Home Considerable damage resulted from a furnace fire in the home of Mrs. Gertsen, 217 E. Sunset, Lakemoor, late Tuesday afternoon. A daughter and grandchild live with Mrs. Gertsen, who has resided in the home for twelve years. No one was injured in the fire. McHenry fire district companies 1 and 3 were on mutual aid to the Wauconda fire department. Members of the family are staying in Fox Lake and Burton's Bridge. Rlngwood Man Is Injured In Small Explosion Gordon Bauer of 6610 Bar­ nard Mill road, Ringwood, was injured Sunday afternoon in his home when he attempted to light a gas furnace. He was taken to McHenry hospital by the Wonder Lake Rescue squad, where he was treated for lacerations on his abdomen and arms. The hair on his head was also singed. The accident occurred when a small explosion took place while he and a family member were lighting the gas furnace. VANDALISM A camper trailer owned by Jerome Buch was damaged sometime Sunday night while it was parked at 3012 W.Route 120. Four windows were broken and all four tires deflated. CATHOLIC SCHOOL • WEEK Catholic School week will be observed from Feb. 2 to 8. In McHenry, open house will be held in the two parochial schools. Parents and other interested persons are invited to open house at the Middle school any day next week between 7:50 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. or the Primary center, 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 40 minutes Monday morning, someone -entered the kitchen and took an envelope con­ taining $125 in cash. A glass pane in the kitchert door was broken to gain entry to the home. HOSPITAL SETS PATIENT RECORD FOR 1974 (Continued fom page 1) exerted a constant effort to economize without com­ promising the hgh level of patient care for which we are noted. Economies in areas such as administrative, fiscal and general services have been effected by the most efficient use of our personnel and technology. "Thus, while we have cared for a greater intensity of acutely ill patients, we continue to employ approximately the same number of supportive personnel. During 1974 our daily room rates were $55 for semi-private and $57 for private rooms in medical- surgical departments. Ac­ cording to American Hospital association statistics/, the average daily expense incurred by inpatients at McHenry hospital was $6.40 less than the average hospital of comparable size in Chicago." Mr. Corcoran's full report and the board of directors' announcement of future hospital plans will be presented at the annual meeting and dinner of the not-for-profit McHenry Hospital corporation Saturday evening, Feb. 1, at the McHenry Country club. Test drive a Saab. And help the National Ski Patrol patrol. Test drive a Saab between now and April 15th 1975 and we'll make a donation, in your name, to the National Ski Patrol. The official car of the National Ski Patrol. 1:jje FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON SAAB CAU. 385-0725 EUROPA MOTORS 2414 W. RTE. 12tt McHeniy, III I8K)M5-07QQ