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PRAYER »x;r BASE aihton PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER It. 1OT7 n 40-8 OFFICERS - Roy Homo of McHenry, pictured center front, became chef de gare when the M et 8 of McHenry county held annual installation. From left, front row, are Clarence Hammond, chef de train, of Fox River Grove; Homo; Ed Henry, correspondant, of Woodstock; standing; George Mrachek, installing chaplain, McHenry; Kenneth Kraft, lampiste, Hebron; Bernard Matchen, installing officer, of McHenry; Warren Swett, commissaire intendant, Crystal Lake; and Jean Hunter, conducteur, Woodsock. * I Johnsburg Prinicipals i 1 Attend IP A Conference James Van Bosch and Harry May, principals of Johnsburg Junior high and James C. Bush yj. elementary schools respec- y ]| tively, recently participated in £ the sixth annual fall conference of the Illinois Principals j,'.'association. Approximately 1,200 principals from ,»> j throughout the state attended .i,; this annual meeting held at the Un Arlington Park Hilton, Oct. 2 .. through 5. The entire conference was planned and conducted by ^.members of the association, which includes principals at the ^.elementary, junior and senior v! high school levels. This year's (i,.conference theme . of 1 "Education: What's Right? 0v-What's Wrong What's New:", v r consisted of a variety of large and small group session, of- fered to help principals im- J prove in their job performance and to better serve children in the the schools throughout ,v' state. ^ Two outstanding speakers ^ were featured at the general sessions of the conference, j t4 Nationally known psychiatrist j l( and noted lecturer, Dr. Murray u. Banks, addressed the opening 'general se&sion with his en­ tertaining and informative . .world renowned presentation, "How To Live With Your­ self. ..Or What To Do Until The Comes." The NEW BANQUET HALLS AVAILABLE EVERY FRL NIGHT FI$H FRY <StccJt cH oust. Mi. N. of Richmond, ni. on U.S. Rt. 12 S15-<7>-2671 principals also attended Regional meetings of the principals to discuss pertinent local issues, they have in- common. May and Van Bosch will be sharing the ideas and materials received at the conference with their fellow administrators and respective building staffs. Major national companies producing educational materials and providing educational services displayed their wares during the duration of the conference. Principals could browse, sample and pre- review at their convenience. Literature on new programs was also available for their taking. The I.P.A. had continually provided quality conferences for its professional members, in order that quality education can be continued throughout the state. The variety of alternatives available to all principals makes them feel this conference is a worthwhile one, no matter what level of school a principal is in charge of, or* individual local concerns exists. McHenry Artists Participate In Fall Festival The public is cordially invited to attend the Fourth annual Fall Festival of Arts, sponsored by American Society of Artists, a national membership organization, at Crystal Point Mall, Rt. 14 and Main, Crystal Lake, Saturday, Oct. 22, 10 to 5:30, and Sunday, Oct. 23, 12 to 5. Among the exhibitors will be Edward Meyer, exhibiting watercolors, and Berniece Papiech, 1109 Cumberland Circle, exhibiting oil paintings. Both are from McHenry. Big Pumpkin Contest Finals Slated Saturday Harvey Christensen, president of the Woodstock Men's Garden club, announced that the finals in the McHenry county "Big Pumpkin" contest will be held at the bandstand in the Woodstock city square at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 22. There will be five classes of pumpkins judged based on the following: heaviest pumpkin; lightest pumpkin. (Must be orange in color); largest pumpkin measured around its circumference; longest pumpkin measured from its stem to its base; overall smallest pumpkin. To be eligible the growers of the pumpkin must be under 18 years of age and a resident of McHenry county. First, second, third and fourth places will be awarded in each of the five classes: $5 first place; $3 second place; $2 third place and $1 fourth place. A certificate of participation will be awarded to all those entering the contest. The contest is the result of the distribution of over 200 packets of pumpkin seeds to the school children in McHenry county by the Woodstock Men's Garden club through the conservation education coordinators. Broiled Chicken Rub chicken breast (3Vfe ounces) with 1 teaspoon short­ ening; sprinkle with seasoned salt. Broil 7 inches from heat, about 30 minutes or until chick­ en is tender; turn often. DIAL A 385-1234 Th« board of education unanimously granted a 7.4 parcant pay incraata to tha faculty at tha soma tima It it asking tha public to support a tax inervosa. VOTE NO! SAT., OCTOBER 22 m Psychiatrist * Reverend Bob Richards .//headlined the program as the .; speaker at the second General Session, on Tuesday, cap­ tivating the audiences attention on the topic "Positive Factors in Education." . In addition to the general itsession presentations, some 3 thirty small group sessions, pertaining to current educational topics, were of­ fered on Sunday evening, Monday afternoon, and Tuesday morning. Both Hold Informative Meet Oct. 25 For rHurrlcane Happening A special informative meeting will be held Tuesday evening, Oct. 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at Marian Central concerning Hurricane Hap­ pening "78". Everyone is en- !•' couraged to attend this in- » formal get-together. A detailed explanation of preliminary Hurrican Hap­ pening planning will be given. Several favorable things will be reported the night of Oct. 25. All chairmen and anyone who participated in a room last year are invited to attend this very informal meeting to hear plans for this year, and also express their ideas. Refreshments will be served. Return with us to the Good 01' Days. . Cucumber Salad j f Serves 8 3 cucumbers, unpeeled. scored with a fork and thinly sliced i C 1 cup plain yogurt I - >4 teaspoon salt • p xk teaspoon lemon juice Romaine lettuce leaves Mix cucumbers with yogurt, salt L and lemon juice. Refrigerate un­ til ready to serve. Serve cucum- ^ ber mixture on romaine lettuce leaves on chilled salad plates. Come see up-to-date merchandise at Old Fashioned prices during our 14th Anniversaiy Celebration! SELECT GROUPS OF: Fall Merchandise 20% TO 30% OFF and much more All at Yesterday's Prices! SALE BEGINS FRI. OCT. 21 ~| C7He ^axUion 1007 N. FRONT ST. 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