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Extend Deadline For License Plate Display Deadline for displaying 1975 Illinois passenger license plates has been extended to midnight, Saturday, March 1, Secretary of State Michael J. Howlett has announced. "Because of unexpected complications and a tremen­ dous load of special number requests, our office hasn't been able to complete processing of all applications," Howlett said. The two-week extension from .the previous Feb. 15 vT7 'Cb. REMEMBER YOUR SPECIAL deadline will enable us to wind 'up processing so that all owners can receive and install their new plates in the legal time," he explained. All law enforcement agencies in Illinois and all other states will be notified of the extension. License plates will continue to be sold over-the-counter at 364 banks throughout the state; 675 currency exchanges, most of which are located in the Chicago area; three Secretary of State Motor Vehicle facilities in Chicago; the first floor of the 4-H NEWS BULL VALLEY SEEKERS Carol Petty called the Bull Valley Seekers meeting to order and Lucy Byrnes read the minutes. Kristine Salman gave the treasurer's report. Centennial building in Springfield; and at the two drive-in windows at the new Motor Vehicle facility on Dirksen Parkway in Springfield. PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1175 Our club will have a bake sale March 29. Grace Palis gave her health talk about teeth and Kelly Kalk spoke about mental health. Carol Petty's project talk was about career opportunity with arts and crafts. Racquel Ryan talked about leather and how to make things with it. Kelly Kalk's project talk was on ceramics. Kim Salman gave a project talk on planning a garden layout. Liz Byrnes, Reporter msmmm On Friday, February 14th Those Words You Can't Express, Are In Our Cards And Gifts. YOU CAN SAVE A FISTFULL OF DOLLARS NOW AT PANELING BECAUSE We Wait To Sell Meet WRYTHIN6II 25 30* Prices Reduced Off Regular Prices CARDS For those special feelings that are hard to express, let Hallmark \cards express them for you^ f Show you really care by sending the very best. caw linni nil* • PANELING • KITCHEN CABINETS -• ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST T, hr> //le s f K niVn These And Other Great Gifts Are Now At . . . . m<*nce ^ *>*6 Make Us A Crazy Offer. . . .We May Accept! DON'T DELAY. STOP BY NOW AND SAVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE ON TOP QUALITY, IN STOCK MERCHANDISL. * U(aX£n A <Stofl 1238 N. Green St. McHenry, III. 385-6750 ANELING 907 N. Front (Rte. 31) McHMiy, III. 385-5511 HOURS: 8-5:30 Mon. thru Sat. 8-9 Friday THE BEST OF The Ozark Mountain Daredevils ™ H 'Ml H A Barbra Streisand Butterfly including N E I L Dl A M( )N J) StKtNAI )L including Longfellow $ J * » * IX OOC MECOflDt IMC ® 6ro«#»T^ ecords Tapes *6.27 unless indicated LOGGINS & MESSINA MOTHER LODE including Changes Be Free Time To Space Get A Hold Growin 1 tSSSSSSS- JL * *> if: k ELFCTR'C LIGHT ORCHESTRA ELDORADO MOM b*hka HORNSBYS family centers -- 4400 West Route 120 - McHenry, III. Daily 9-9 Sundays Til 6 • I m i RETIRES FROM BOARD - Retiring member of the McHenry hospital board of directors. Gordon Smith, left, is presented an award of honor by Board President Leroy E. Olsen. Smith a Crystal Lake executive, expressed his gratitude for the opporunity to be "a member of a winning team," and told the hospital corporation's annual meeting that his newly-announced business appointment had forced him to curtail his volunteer commitments. Congressman Speaks Out On Educational Views Rep. John B. Anderson last week indicated support for strengthening the federal role in education, according to McHenry School District 15 board of education member, Henry F. Nell, who joined nearly 300 other school board officials from forty-two states in Washington, D C. to discuss education legislation with their U.S. Senators and Represen­ tatives. A total of fourteen local Illinois school board members accompanied Nell to Washington. The school officials are members of the federal relations network of the National School Boards association, the nation-wide representative of school districts. Each network member represents local boards of education in his or her congressional district to inform members of Congress of the policies of the nation's schools. The network members visited the offices of their Senators and Representatives after two days of briefings by three Senators,' three Congressmen, and NSBA leaders. The agenda included discussions of pending federal legislation on collective bargaining by school employes, school district participation in the federal General Revenue Sharing program, vocational education, education of han­ dicapped children, school district representation on the Advisory Commission on In­ tergovernmental Relations (ACIR), and federal funding for schools. IP BUSINESS » • • • s T f • • • * % • • • • • • • • • • Police Tickets iiHoirTREiar Stanley B. Parfrey, 3611 James, McHenry, speeding 63 in a 40 mph zone. Deborah A. Koczor, 1715 N Flower, McHenry, disobeyed traffic signal and no valid driver's license due to curfew. Douglas Thompson, 9102 W. Thompson road, Woodstock, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone and transportation of open liquor in a motor vehicle. David J Miller, 4908 Barnard Mill road, Ringwood, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. Ronald H. Fisher, 1817 N Sunset, McHenry, failure to yield right-of-way. Clifford Hadick, 2404 W. Manor, McHenry, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. ' Marion D. Hitt, 3113 S. Woods, McHenry, driving while license suspended or revoked. Edward L. Ellis', 1403 North road, Lake Villa, driving while intoxicated and transportation of alcoholic liquor with the seal broken. Thomas P. Fuchs, 3108 N. River Park drive, McHenry, speeding 45 in a 30 mph zone. Second Variety Show Set At East Campus Tryouts were held last week at McHenry high school East campus for the annual Variety show The musical en­ tertainment, which is entirely produced by the ninth and tenth graders, will consist of the best singing, dancing, acting and the funniest skits that East campus can produce. The tradition of an annual variety show was begun at East last year with "Phase '74", and it met with great success at two evening performances. This year, the Variety show will be performed Friday, Feb. 28, and Saturday, March 1, at 8 p.m. in the East campus gym. Students are presently hard at work under the direction of teachers, Dan Stanowski and Roger Zawacki, while the stage band is rehearsing for the show under the direction of William Toalson. People who dig are seldom in the hole. UTILITY INCOME Northern Illinois Gas com­ pany has announced that 1974 net income was $42.2 million, an increase over the $40.9 million for 1973. Earnings per average common share were $2.80 as compared with $2.82 for the previous year. A significant cause for the rise in 1974 net income was a return to near- normal temperatures as compared with a very warm 1973, according to C.J. Gauthier, NI-Gas' chairman and president. Revenues in 1974 were $516 million compared with $448 million in 1973. Honor Roll Announced At Spring Grove Students who attained the "A" honor roll at Spring Grove elementary school for the second marking period were announced as follows: Eighth grade - Kelly Fit­ zgerald, Mike Morris, A1 Sch- mitt and Mike Nasby; Seventh grade -- Ramona Mosief, Rita Porzel, Sue Young, Jim Brown, Lori Rich, Darren White and Nadine Bogusz; Sixth grade - Eileen Rabelhofer, Melissa Griskenas, Tammy Hack, Ann Vierke and Buzz Juul; Fifth grade -- Mary Ann Sch­ midt, Bobbie Volkmar, Justin Traver, Valerie May, Karen Krieger, Scott Jones, Glenna Gosch, Colette Wipper, Tracy Duncan, Sheila Hansen, Vickie May, Peggy Rinda, Cheryl Petska and Jeanne Raczon. Seminar Scheduled At Local Hospital The Emergency Department Nurses association will hold a seminar on Emergency Skeletal Trauma and the Mobile Intensive Care program* Saturday, Feb. 15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at McHenry hospital. For more information, call the McHenry hospital emergency room. FLOWERS STEMS PETALS 3301 U>. ELM ST. SCHEDULE CONCERTS The sixty-voice Schola Cantorum of Valparaiso university, directed by Frederick Telschow, will give concerts and participate in church services in the northern Illinois area in February and March. Concerts will be given in Crystal Lake Feb. 22, 7:30 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran church. On Feb. 23, 8:30 and 11 a.m., the Schola will par­ ticipate in special anniversary services at St. John's Lutheran church in Woodstock. <y