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PAGE It - PLA1NDEALER-WEDNE8DAV. MAY It. 1WI Accreditation Renewal By NCA Supt Richard Swantz of McHenry high school an­ nounced this week that the school's accreditation has been extended through the 1975-76 school year following the review and approval of its annual report at the North Central association's annual meeting. Accreditation is for one year at a time and must be renewed annually. Swantz noted, "This continued ac­ creditation means that the conditions for effective education exist in the school." The North Central association is the largest of the country's regional accrediting agencies. It is a voluntary league of over 4,100 secondary schools, over 750 colleges and universities and 118 elementary schools in a nineteen-state region. Elementary schools Were accepted into NCA membership for the first time last year. The association works with individual schools to improve the quality of education through a continuous process of evaluation and accreditation. Dr. John S. Kemp, NCA state chairman at the University of Illinois., congratulated McHenry high school on its continued accreditation for 1975-76. Kemp added, "This accreditation should be a matter of satisfaction to the students and the parents of the school, since accreditation gives assurance that the school meets those minimal yet rigorous conditions for ef­ fective education established by the association. Through voluntary membership in the NCA, the school and the people in McHenry have committed themselves to quality education." Contemporary concepts of education are opening exciting possibilities to society. Yet even as the creative innovative processes reveal new horizons for both teachers and students, the need for evaluation of existing programs is essential. NCA membership offers both a base to evolve new programs and also a set of well thought out standards to be used for judging educational ef­ fectiveness. Terry Burton Plays Lincoln At University Terry Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burton of 2919 N. ShOrewood, McHenry, recently played the part of Abraham Lincoln in the University of Georgia Bicentennial program - 200 years of American Dance. The program used the format of six inaugural balls for the performance of twenty-four dances from the Cotillion to the Charleston. Burton will graduate in June with a Master degree in Theatre Arts. A graduate of McHenry high school, he received his Bachelor'degree from Carroll college. Expectancy Increase Some scientists predict that 50 years from now the average life expectancy at birth will have increased to 90 years of age for both men and women. Ac­ cording to observers the aging in 2025 will be healthier, pro­ portionately greater in number, better educated, better prepared for old age. more experienced, more adventuresome and with higher expectations of them­ selves Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Dedication Of Rescue Squad Crew Praised Probably none of the residents in Wonder Lake appreciate our Rescue squad quite as much as those - who have needed their help at one time or another. And from those who have been helped, we often hear words of praise for the dedicated volunteers of our Wonder Lake Fire department. We received a call last week from Mary Jane Mogdans of Oakwood Shores, who suffered with a back problem that left her unable to move. She described the men from the Rescue Squad who came to take her to the hospital as "so kind, so gentle and just super!" - only a few superlatives for a deserving group of guys who do their job well! BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Art Doyle on May 19. Happy tenth birthday to Jerry Huhn on May 23. Happy tenth birthday to Beth Ann Williams, daughter of Norm and Gail Williams, on May 25. Happy eighth birthday to Mike Gallagher, son of Dee and Ed Gallagher on May 25. HOSPITALIZED Our most sincere wishes for a speedy and complete recovery to young Mike Freund, son of Joan and Larry Freund Mike has been hospitalized in Rockford Memorial hospital and is recuperating from surgery after an accident involving a fall from a tree. HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is... biking in the Pioneer Day Care center Bike- A-Thon on Saturday, May 8. Happiness is... hanging up the telephone - securely - after using it. Happiness is... taking the kids for a walk through the woods at Harrison-Benwell Conservation area, in the springtime. Happiness is... a "thank you" letter. Happiness is... congratulating Fred Reed, upper grades teacher at Harrison school, and winner of the May Day essay contest sponsored by the McHenry County Bar association. Happiness is... a beer can collection. Happiness is... one day old, fluffly, yellow ducks. Happiness is... congratulating Anne Bazan and Barry Anderson, _ eighth grade graduates at Harrison school and winners of this year's Kiwanis awards. Happiness is... hope. COMMUNITY CALENDAR May 21 and 22, Harrison school Musical. May 22, American Legion Poppy day in Wonder Lake. May 23, Cub Scout Pack 145 family picnic, 3 to 6 p.m., Harrison-Benwell Conservation area. May 25, Board of Education meeting, Harrison school. May 26, Harrison school graduation. May 28, Last day of school, Harrison. Telltale'Kind Storekeeper: "What kind of soap do you want, my boy?" Henry: "Just any kind that's got lots of perfume in it so's Ma kin small it and won't make me wash all over again." YA< )\, I < .< J'VVT l<Y ihVlJ MIJ AUTOMOTIVE SALE Featured tires sale* priced thru June 1. Save WARDS warronH in pUMIr car tir« lor *12- Steel-belt Road lamer radial whitewalls. • % - • • 1 steel, 4 rayon belts for great traction and mileage • Polyester cord radial body for control and stability Free mounting. $ 22 Limited 40,000-Mile Warranty TUBELE88 REGULAR SALE PLUS WHITEWALL ALSO PRICE PRICE F.E.T. SIZE FITS EACH* EACH* EACH BR70-13t $48 $36 2.26 ER70-14 205/70R-14 $59 $45 2.74 FR70-14 215/70R-14 $63 $48 2.93 GR70-14 225/70R-14 $67 $52 3.08 HR70-14 230/70R-14 $73 $56 3.33 GR70-15 225/70R-15 $72 $54 3.13 HR70-15 235/70R-15 $78 $60 3.35 JR70-15 245/70R-15 $82 $62 3.54 LR70-15 $87 $65 3.63 RAISED WHITE LETTERS (NOT ILLUSTRATED) BR70-13t $49 $37 2.26 ER70-14 205/70R-14 $60 $46 2.74 FR70-14 215/70R-14 $64 $49 2.93 GR70-14 225/70R-14 $68 $53 3.08 GR70-15 225/70R-15 $73 $55 3.13 •WITH TRADE-IN tSINGLE RADIAL PLY ••rapt taail H your tiro doot not givo you Ail miloogo bocouto o(. <UUtli normal rood haiard failure, or promcrfuro Irood woarout ur>- Wiidwotomtioltgornooi. WARDS will; 1 During twit 10% o) warranted miloag*. raptoco tho tiro froo; 2 During remaining miloogo. roploco for a prorata chargo bowd on miloago uiod. for adjustments, return tiro to Words with War­ ranty Booklet Prorata charge based on price in effect at time of return at branch to which returned, including . Federol Eaciso Tax 56-$12 off. Glass-track belted Twin-Guard. • 2 fiber glass belts for durability • 2-ply polyester body for a comfortable ride Limited 24,000-Mi e Warranty TUBELESS BLACKWALL SIZE REGULAR PRICE EACH* SALE PRICE EACH* PLUS F.E.T. EACH A78-13 $30 $24 1.75 E78-14 $37 $28 F78-14 $40 $30 2.43 G78-14 $43 $31 2.60 H78-14 $45 $33 2.83 A78-15 $34 $26 1.93 G78-15 $44 $33 2.65 H78-15 $46 $35 2.87 •WITH TRADE-IN TIRE WHITEWALLS $4 MORE EACH Special! Get your air conditioner ready for summertime driving now. AUTO AIR CONDITIONER TUNE-UP 1098 Our experts add recharg­ ing fluid, inspect con­ nections, hoses, belts. REG. $24.98 PARTS EXTRA 28% off. 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Norlh%*t'*t lli^hua} Koulc 14 Phone 459-3120 KRfcK IUKKIV, I I ESCAPE FROM DRUGS - At 8 p.m. May 21 and 2 2 the feature length film, "The Cross and the Switchblade", will be shown at the McHenry Alliance church, 3816 Bull Valley road. The film, based on the book of the same name, is an action packed film starring Pat Boone and Eric Estrada. The film details Rev. David Wilkerson's struggle to help ghetto youth escape from drugs and violence. The film appeals especially to young people. There will be no admission charge. The Law Serves You Lawyer Referral Service Links Clients To Attorneys The availability of legal services is a much discussed issue recently. The problem is not that there are not a sufficient number of licensed attorneys available, but many people simply do not know where to turn to when they are in need of legal help. The Illinois State Bar association and several local bar associations have formed Lawyer Referral Services to solve the problem. In recent months, thousands of persons have called a toll-free number in Springfield, (800) 252-8916, and have been referred to a lawyer for an initial 30-minute consultation to discuss a legal problem. The initial consultation fee is not more than ten dollars, and it is advisable for the client to discuss any further fees if the lawyer's services are necessary. The Illinois Lawyer Referral Service was established in 1970 to serve persons who do not presently have an attorney and do not know where to turn for legal services. It is not a legal aid service, but is intended for persons who need legal advice and can afford reasonable charges. The Illinois State Bar association says in many cases, the legal problem can be resolved at the initial consultation; in any event, it is A-l HEARING AID SERVICE Free Loaners - Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30 Daj Trial on New Aids Try Before You Buy! Maico-Zenith-Radio Ear Qualitone R0BT. STENSLAND & ASSOc. 3937 W. Main St. 385-7661 Behind-the-ear AID $1 QQ Reg. $239 AJJ wise to consult an attorney ** early when legal questions . arise, before serious legal v* complications develop. All types of legal problems are handled by the Lawyer Referral Service. According to '; the ISBA, many calls concern 1 * family problems - divorce, separation and child support - but the inquiries run the gamut of the law, including probate, contracts, real estate, traffic violations, and crime. Once the referral service 7" gives the client the name of a lawyer, it is up to the individual 4' to contact the attorney for an appointment. After the initial consultation, there is no obligation to retain the lawyer's services for further v- representation or consultation. The Illinois Lawyer Referral Service operates in most counties that are not served by a local lawyer referral service. If there is a local service, the - * n u m b e r c a n b e f o u n d i n t h e 1 ' yellow pages of the phone directory. Seek Members V ) I For Antique A Bottle Club The recently formed Antique Bottle Club of Northern Illinois < is seeking more members for ' its organization. It is open to anyone interested in bottle *•- collecting, whether antique or contemporary. The club meets at 8 p.m. on the first ~ Wednesday of every month at • the Jones Island Community > center, 243 West Harvey, - Grayslake. If personal interest is antique > bottles, beer, milk, ink or whatever, you are invited to attend one of the club's meetings. For further information, contact club members Greg or Karen Bazilwich at 385-2958. f 3 00° T„. °" on o"' & Ttm IS TOM KMtVATION PLEASE Fill OUT TUB FORM AND PRESENT TO THE STORE MANAGER ORGANIZATION (if any) \ APFROX. SPACE DATE FOR DISPLAY (Sign*®) Rte. 47 & 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY. ILLINOIS B Country Club Rd, Woodstock, III.