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PAGE »- PLA1NPEALER - FRIDAY. AUGUST 21.1M1 SCHOOL OPENING DATES The following are the school opening dates for the first day of classes in the 1981 - 1982 school year. Tuesday. August 25 th FULL DAY Marian Central Catholic High School Monday, August 31st EARLY DISMISSAL Edgebrook Elementary School Harrison School Hilltop Elementary School James Bush Elementary School Johnsburg Junior High School Johnsburg High School Johnsburg Middle School Landmark Elementary School McHenry High School East Campus West Campus McHenry Junior High School Montini Catholic School Middle Primary Parkland Junior High School Ringwood Elementary School St John's School Valley View Elementary School NEWS FROM McHENRY SCHOOL DISTRICT 15 The first day of classes for students will be Monday, August 31st, for those in grades 1-8. Kindergarten students will use this day as a visitation day at Land­ mark School with their parents. Kindergarten students are asked to visit during the session to which they are assigned. Bus Service will be in operation only for students in grades 1- 8 on August 31st, which is an early dismissal day. Regular, full day classes will begin on Tuesday, September 1st, with cafeterias being open on that day. New teachers will par­ ticipate in an orientation-, workshop day on August 26th, while teachers returning to District No. 15 will attend institute ac­ tivities on August 27th and 28th. WE'RE BETTER EDUCATED Nearly seven of 10 adult Americans, the Census Bu­ reau reports, have graduat­ ed from high school and nearly half of these have had at least a year of college. Three in 20 Americans have had four years of college. FIRST COED COLLEGE Oberlin College at Ober- lin, Ohio, founded in 1833, was the world's first coedu­ cational college and among the first to admit black stu­ dents. COURT RULING The Supreme Court ruled on Oct. 29, 1969, that there must be no delay in discon­ tinuing school segregation. SCHOOL FIGHTING Protests and scattered fighting between blacks and white students broke out in several Boston high schools on Oct 18, 1979. V.\ . I U Torry Hunter, 14. McHonry East Campus, Freshman Not disappointed because we WORDS FROM THE WISE To make your children capable of honesty is the beginning of education. --John Ruskin Where there is much desire to learn, there of necessity will be much arguing, much writ­ ing, many opinions; for opin­ ion in good men is but know­ ledge in the making. --John Milton Knowledge itself is power. --Francis Bacon Books, we are told, propose to instruct or to amuse. Indeed! . . . The true antithesis to knowledge, in this case, is not pleasure, but power. All that is literature seeks to com­ municate power; all that is not literature, to communi­ cate knowledge. --Thomas De Quincey spurgeons McHENRY MARKET PLACE DAILY 9 to 9 SATURDAY 9 to 6 SUNDAY 10 to 5 OF VALUE Back-to-School Sensations For Men & Boys Hurry...Sale Ends Sunday, Aug. 23rd! Smart Savings on Boys' Sweatshirts -- 2 Styles! 547 797 and ff Reg $7 and $10 Slipovers of Creslan* in It. blue, burgundy, red, royal, gold. 8-20. Hooded, Zip-Ups of poly/cotton; grey, navy, It. blue, kelly. 8-20. Save $1.53! Boys' Striped Short Sleeve Knit Shirts 547 Reg. $7 Those easy poly cotton blends in neat hew stripes -- broad and nar­ row! Choose his favorites in versa­ tile colors. Sizes 8 to 18 Save $1.03! Boys Play the Game in Baseball Shirts 347 Reg $4 50 Your choice! All cotton or cotton polyester; white with red, royal, bur­ gundy Grey with burgundy, royal, gold For guys sizes 6-20 n Save $2.03! These V-neck Velours are Easy to Wash 797 Reg. $10 Look good, feel great in machine wash n dry, soft-touch velours! Su- ar .slvles^ip /iclj'laJt solors; men's stock weWf^&rdrobe' - ***** Save $1.03! For Active Days -- Baseball Shirts 447 Reg $5 50 His choice' Cotton or cotton poly; white with red, royal, burgundy Gr^y with burgundy, coyal, black Winners in men's S-M-L-XL Save $2.03! Crew Neck Sweatshirts, Men's Sizes 597 Reg $8 Our poly cotton crew for the active life! In navy, gunmetal. chocolate, royal, burgundy, It blue. Men'ssizqs. S-M-L-XL Save now' Save $1.53! Boys' Shirts in Yarn Dyed Plaids 547 Reg $7 Carefree shirts of poly cotton machine wash and tumble dry Piek up an assortment of great new plaids in sizes 8 to 18 Hurry! ATTENTION! Montini Mothers... Wc Now Have In Stock Boy's Short Sleeve White Dress Shirts Sizes 8 to 18 - AND -- Boy's Dress Slacks Regulars 8 to 18 Slims 8 to 16 Available In Navy, Brown, Grey and Black - «- or «r