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fM«K I# - PLAINDEALEIt - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1983 update on Suzanne Wipper takes part in government internship During the first semester of the 1983-84 school year Suzanne Whipper of McHenry East Campus is participating in the Illinois Governmental In­ ternship program. She is an intern to Lee Milner in Public Affairs of The State Board of Education in Springfield. The Illinois Governmental Internship program is for high school seniors with outstanding ablttty and leadership. It is co- spooaored by the State Board of Education and Springfield public schools. The students Who are selected as interns take a full semester's sabbatical from regular studies. The Governmental Internship program enables high school aemora to explore career op­ portunities with an executive in encies and Interns and their government age related organizations. attend policy meetings, memoranda and repoi occasionally travel with sponsors. Interns work regular business hours with their sponsor Mon­ day through Thursday. On Fridays, alfof the interns meet for seminars on executive behavior and organizational analysis, in which they materials they have read, sometimes meet with offic and make site visits tb programs in operation. Hence, the program is a marriage of the theoretical and the practical, combining the best elements of classroom analysis with actual experience in the world of executives and organizations. irssNOwnME AGAIN! WESTERN Get ready for winter's worst--Don't wait--turn your 4x4 Into a money­ maker-Rely on Western Snowplows for dependability. See: ADAMS ENTERPRISES 3017 W. RT. 120 McHENRY 385-5970 Rich Adams Owner CAREER DAY The Illinois CPA Society will sponsor i t s a n n u a l Accounting Careers Conference Saturday, Nov. 12, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Chicago Circle Center building, the corner of Polk and Halsted Streets, Chicago. The conference is free and open to the public. To register or for information call Cindy Bobbitt at (312 ) 346-7957. f Distinguished record for . debaters *v • :y'i% • In less than one month the McHenry High School debate team has distinugished itself In interscholastic competition. At the Rockford Guilford tournament, Greg HaJek, East Campus senior, won first place speaker title in the novice division. Eon Naus, West Campus junior, won fourth place varsity speaker rating. One com] week later. McHenry in the West Leyden invitational tournament. The foursome of Joan Marchess and Leigh Tevis, both sophomores at West Campus, and East Campus juniors, Melanie McWilliams find Chris Bassi, took the first . place trophy on novice level. They were the only foursome completely un- AAembers of McHenry high school's top debate team are pictured above. In front, from left, are Leigh Tevis, Melanie McWilliams, Chris Bassi and Joan Marchese; in back, Paul Westphal, Jeff Gealow and Ron Naus. y were tne only who went cortlpu defeated. On varsity level, the twosome of Jeff Gealow and Paul Westphal, both juniors at East Campus, captured second place, finishing the tournament with a perfect record of three wins and n o l o s s e s . Montini Middle school lists 86 on honor roll i Pregnant, NEED HELP? m BIRTHRIGHT OFFICf OPEN 9- 11AM AND FROM 7 - IfM MON. THRU FRI. 24 HOURS ANSWERING SERVICE 815-385-2999 I At the end of the first quarter of study, Montini Middle School placed 86 students on its honor roll. To make the honor roll, a student must have a grade point average of 3.00 ("B'*) or better in the eight academic subjects. A 4.00 represents a straight "A" average. The honor students are: 3.90 - Matthew Smulski. 3.88 - Jennifer Freund, Bridgid Lean. 3.80 - Alison Ragalie, Steven Aleckson, Julie Erikenswick, James Keller, Christopher Sorensen. 3.75 - Tanja Nuhsbaum, Jennifer Tonyan. 3.70 - Karen Vacula, Bryan Malenius, Julie Semrow. 3.63 - Sharon Snow. 3.60 - Sharon Semrow, Amy Svoboda, Kimberly Mullen. 3.50 - Mary Kate Winn, Karen Coughlin, Carol Masulunes, Theresa Manchester, Brian Cunningham, Christopher Voight, Julie MacKen?ie, Gregory Keller, Brian Wigman. 3.40 - Kristy Justen, Thomas Wagner, Annie Truckenbrod, ; Janine Bakotic, Colleen Gorman, Patricia Quamme. 3.38 - Renee Paciana, Diane Lauten, Barbara Schoen, Stacy Miller. 3.30- Margaret Reiland, Brian Huinker, Scott Skarzynski, Mary Widhalm. 3.25 - Sean Reilly, Michael Sena, Bridget Walls, Amy Vacula, Laura Yegge. 3.20 - Mark Erkenswick, Kimberly Sasak, Jessica Busch, Beth Seavey, Meredith Frett, Joel Cejak, Elizabeth Johnson, Glen Toussaint. 3.13 - Kathy Coughlin, Julie Erickson, Cindy SvoBoda, Mark Zimmerman, Anne Barthel, feMwn Ketchum. 3.10 - Margaret Vacula, Shari Ketchum, Janine Buch, Denise Henderson, Danielle White. 3.00 - Kimberly Janko, Maribeth Koleno, Benjamin Winkelman, Dana Marski, Timothy Nylander, Anthony Gioia, Barbara Martin, Kristine Martinez, Matthew Yegge, Sean Dillon, Christopher Novak, Terry Pieroni, Philip Wc Ellen Sieverin, Li^sa Ahern, George Buch, Joseph Gilmore, David Martin ( sr. 7), Susan Wember, Daniel Wray, Denise Dalby, Michele Martinez. County schools plan for career guidance activities Governor Thompson has proclaimed Career Guidance Week to be observed Nov. 6-12. This coincides with the annual National Career Guidance Week, sponsored by the National V o c a t i o n a l G u i d a n c e t h o s e o c c u p a t i o n s t h a t w i l l Association. generate the jobs in the future in The theme, "Open Doors To this increasingly challenging The Future", will be featured in world of new technology. Career the activities at many of the development is impo: McHenry County Schools during lives of all Illinois pi this special week. Career ~ ' * logy. ( ortant to the THIS CHRISTMAS? GIVE HER THE BEST- GIVE HER A VIKING a sewing machine to s last a lifetime! Prices from $37S.OO FREE Lessons with purchase of any model. BONUS OFFER! From now until Christmas,' $100 of free fabric with purchase of any VIKING 940 or 960. klklM.stWIM. At THORI/KI) l»» M KM MAIN STREET ^ „ FABRICS TO THE VOTERS OF THE McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL DIST. NO.156 THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AT LAST TUESDAYS GENERAL ELECTION STEVE CUDA Career guidance is the foundation of human resource '^development which enhances >,the growth of economic development. Career guidance helps individuals understand, retrain for W Mm Nir**l II5JJS-7J7* Moodslwt ArtHk MMwn. manater Hnn: IMM> **-Iri. >«• FREE Wear-Ever 7-Piece Cookware Set With Purchase o f Any Gas or E lec t r i c Range in Stock Lee Et Ray Electric inns N F RON I rOlJlH RfE .11) Hf NRY II B85-0882 select, train, and HAPPY SWEET 16' LAURA W< Love You Hon, Dad and Jason PLEDGES SORORITY Hallie Miller, 1617 N. Draper Road, McHenry, is among 264 students who are pledges of Greek letter organizations a t B u t l e r University. Miss Miller is a pledge of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. people. Guidance Week provides an opportunity to focus activites for the recipients of career guidance programs, and to seek cooperation among the various groups which provide career guidance services, whether in education, business- industry, agency, or community organizations. In addition, it presents an opportunity to communicate the significance of career development and the need for career guidance programs to the public. The McHenry County Regional Superintendent of Schools office & e media, state leadei schools, parent-teacher associations, community groups, and counselor educators to work together for the bet­ terment of career guidance. Awards night at Marian Marian Central Catholic School will hold its Fall Awi Night Monday, Nov. 14, at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Honored at this award night will be the Hurricane cross­ country, golf, girls' tennis, and volleyball teams. The football team, cheerleaders, and pom n team will be honored ter date. at a Parents of these athletes are cordially invited to attend this event with their students. The evening is sponsored by the Marian Central Fathers Club. DON IS "St" TODAY. 11/11/13 McHENRY, GET SET! McHENRY, GET FIT! %AO 00 REGULAR Schedule. Same class, sometime. Come all you can. 5 wk. sessions. UNLIMITED FLEXIBLE Schedule. Any class, any time. Come all you can. 5 wk. sessions. Pt0_ cQ*e _4 0\\ o9e *49" WE HAVE A SCHEDULE TO FIT YOUR SCHEDULE I Stop by and pick one up or givo us a call...and bo suro to a«k about FREE BABYSITTING! 2908 WEST ELM STREET • McHENRY, ILLINOIS (Formerly M&M Body Shop) exercise group 815/385-5690 Why doesn't everyone give him a call and wish him a "Happy Birthday" 385-2670 fflh* "where fine food and drink are surrounded by ^ » the warm beauty and charm of nature" (Emuttrg Squire Urataurant & Counge Fall is a beautiful time of the ye8r at the former Wesley Sears Country Estate! The turning of the leaves and the vivid color of the flowers on the picturesque landscaped 13Vi acres all enhance the beauty of fall which you can enjoy. Take a stroll through our grounds and enioy our "Country Air". Make This Thanksgiving A Special Onel Thanksgiving it a special day at the Country Squire, all our family i* together. Make this Thanksgiving a special one that your family will remember...dining at the Country Squire! Choose from 3 complete seven course Thanksgiving specials with all the trimmings, or choose from our selected Holiday menu..-all in a setting that matches the traditional Thanksgiving Day. Please make your reservations now. Your hosts, Sill and Kris Govas aba. 223-0121 Intersections Route 120 and 45, Cravsloke sed Monday) ̂ M VTFTTTTTTTTVTVni ^ Chevy Chase DEAL OF THE CENTURY** Ftl. 4 SAT. 2-44:30-1:30-10:30 SUN. THttt THUfS. 2-4-6:30-8.-30 Tom Cruise ALL THE RIGHT MOVES t FBI. ft SAT. 2 4:154:30-1:30 10:15 SUH. 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Each student selected will be judged on a completed questionnaire, a written essay, scholastic record, and a letter of recommendation from a member of the community. Each student chosen to represent his-her school as DAR citizen will receive a DAR Good Citizen Award and certificate. The final judging for the state and national contest awards will determine the winner of the scholarship of $1,000. WOODS IO ( K I I I I A I K i \l \ I \ s | KI I I I list ( HI I In* *n »j ii .i r i \ < l u l l \ 2 ; I I X I i k U t 1 I > 1 ) ; M . i l n t t » s | m i KI5-3.1H-N5S5 Shirting I ri(t.i\ C. IA l : # • * Vi ROGER EBERT UNDER FIRE R| ** • OXOfl Starring Nick Nolta 0 Joanna CatsIdy FRIDAY & MONDAY thru THURSDAY: 7:00,9:10 SAT. & SUN: 1:00, 3:10, 7:00, 0:10 I -SEAN JAMS BOND h, "SB tMMNtftMOSJWh > mm iiw. rjgmiWJm FRI. ft MON. thru THURS; 7:00, S:15 SAT. ft SUN: 1:00, 3:15, 7:10, 0:28