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AREA SCHOOL HOLDS OPEN HOUSE iron. P.ge 1 I'WK 3 • I'IJAINDKAI ,KII „|- It IDA V, NOV KM It Kit II. IW3- Open House activities are High School. Edgebrook, Hilltop, and Vallev View Schools are especially inviting parents on Wednesday, Nov. 16. Finally, open house at the Landmark School will be held Friday, Nov. 18. Parents are invited to join their children (or lunch in the cafeterias anytime during American Education Week. Cafeteria Manager Marie Diedrich requests that parents notify the school office on the • to have lunch sober staffs may have an accurate lunch ^DtSriRICT 156 All McHenry area residents are cordially invited to visit the McHenry High Schools during American Education Week. Nov. 19-19. Visitors should stop in the principal's office before touring the school. It is hoped the public will/share their ob­ servations with the principal before leaving. ' Reports that have both praised and criticised American education in 1963 are "welcome additions to our efforts to achieve excellence in the McHenry High Schools," says District 156 Superintendent Robert O. Swartzloff. "Studies such as +*»•+ of the U J. Department of Education's National Commission on Ex- cllence in Education help em­ phasize points that we've been advocating right here in McHenry," according to Swartzloff. Although the commission's report was just released Ion's report in Aprfl, D District 196 has had a long-range jooal for nearly two years called the "Challenge for Excellence." According to the com* missioners who wrote the report, "The search for solutions to our educational problems must also include a commitment to lifelong lear­ ning." This idea has struck home to District 156 staff Hospital surgery unit holds open house inon Association, which sought to al support and participation in Northern Illinois Medical Center (McHenry Hospital)/ will host a special open house for the public to tour the surgical suites and meet with members of the operating room team, Sunday, Nov. 13, from 1 to 4 p.m. That date has been selected for national recognition of the operating room registered nurse. Shown above, is a surgical team preparing for filmng a 30-minute tape for Elgin Community College's series on vocational guidance. members who have adopted the "Education is learning." To promote about public education, members are inviting area i to visit with them school is in progress. JOHNSBURG Johnsburg schools join schools throughout the nation at this time of year when parents visit their child's school to par­ ticipate in what has been an annual nationwide observance since 1921. The highlights of year's program in Johnsburg ac­ cording to Kim Perkins, prin­ cipal, are a series of events which include "Staff Recognition Day*' celebrations on Nov. 16 and Parent-Teacher conferences Nov. 16-18. American Education Week was begun in 1921 by the American Legion and the National Education Association, organizations which encourage local active citizen the improvement of education. The observance this year will seek increased awareness in the community of the need to work as partners in shaping chilren's and society's future through quality education. Zoning change requested for signs A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals by A & A Oil Company lor a variation of the McHenry county zoning ordinance's "B-3" Business District and the McHenry County Sign Or­ dinance. Permission is asked to permit signs to be installed at a 7-foot setback from the property lines. The property is located in McHenry Township at the northeast corner of State Route 120 and Chapel Hill Road and consists of approximately one acre. The hearing on this petition will be held Nov. 16 at 2 p.m. in Room 203 of the McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 Norm Avenue, Woodstock. general News AMBULANCE from page 1 with 8 898 votes. Their terms are for two-years. There was no contest for the four-year terms in District 15. Winners were incumbent Arthur Newbrough, with 1,641 votes; Ed Samen, with 1,631 and Nicholas Groh, with 1,610. i- Four-year terms in Johnsburg District 12 will be filled by Kenneth Schaefer, John Heidler and Susan Maiorca, with 1,337, 1,176 and * 1,132 votes respectively. Ine fourth candidate was J. Beau Fidler, who was supported by 621 voters. For two-year terms, the winners were Thomas Walsh with 989 votes and James Preston with 953. The third candidate was Steve Wolf, who received 869 votes. There was no contest in Harrison School District, Wonder Lake, where Henry Setzler, Santo Ruggero and Richard Rarthuly won election to the four-year terms with votes of 120, 133 and 131 respectively-.. F. Joy Dass, 126, and David Elter, 127, unopposed were elected to two-year terms. Elected to four-year terms at Spring Grove were Carole Daly with 70 votes, Mike Levernier, Sr., with 69, Jack Freund with 6$ and Judith Toler with 66. After many years, McHenry will be represented on the McHenry County College Board. Barbara Walters was lege Board. s hieh vote s election, getter in Tuesday's „ topping a field of eight with 7,836 votes. ••• •" Also elected to a six-year term were Eugene Meyer, who polled 5,363 and Lee Schuppert with 5,229. Other candidates' votes were as follows: Herbert Lutter, 3,145; G. William Hubbard, H, 2,866; David Glanz, 2,026; John Vrett, 2,204; and Richard Wildev. 4.578. fete A ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 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