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spurgeons Just call 385-4520 and ask to make an appointment with Diane or Jan, Doris, Sandi or Bonnie. We use and sell Helene Curtis products Salon Hours: Doily 8 to 8. Sat. 8 to 3 McHENRYMARKEmAC^^38S^520 SrfSols ©I "Excel" awards WE NAVE 12 ti(wt RECLINERS AT l77u ANOTHER 12 AT J249„ PLUS 12 MORE RECLINERS AT 5349»J399 AND FINALLY 12 MORE AT LIMITED QUANTITIES - SALE ENDS MARCH 24 HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION, AT THESE PRICES THEY WON T BE HERE fOR LONG! program is open Board of Education. rM0T0«r» >m OA noeo CONTEST WINNERS--East Campus winners of superior ratings in the Illinois Higfi School Association 9oto and ensemble contest are shown above: front, from left, Angie Pace, Audra Hutchinson, and Patricia Flaga; second row, Chris Black, Colleen Pierce and Sue Hoover; third row, Jelly Pierce, Carrie Pierce and Carol Snyder; fourth row, Shenri Trazinski, Rose Oteksigen and Paula Hiller; fifth row, Tony Schmidt. Not pictured is Joanie Templin. TAX. The program honors in­ dividuals who have made significant contributions to Illinois' elementary and wgtwirtiry fdiralMW system. Application forms and icquued materials must be returned to the board by June 15. Nominations can be made in one or all of the five categories: classroom techer. school ad­ ministrator. student (grades 7- 12). school board memhrr, and parent or other aminmwiily member. A selection committee, comprised of representatives from various educational organizations, will judge the nominees and select the award winners on the following criteria: ...Could the nominee be considered a positive change agent in the school and-or covnmmunity? ...Has the nominee beneficially affected any one or more of the following: curriculum, staff morale, commmunity support, student interest, or the learning en­ vironment? ...Has the nominee personally provided a special service or achieved above and beyond wha tis expected in the usual school program? . .Have others recognized the nominee as a force for con­ structive change (e.g.. a model for achieving educational ex­ cellence in Illinois)? Nominations for the "Those Who Excel" awards can be made by any person or organization in any or all of the five categories. However, only one nomination can be made per category in each district. Application forms and guidelines are available from local school district superin­ tendents. regional superin­ tendents. or the Illinois State Board of Education, Public Affairs. 100 North First Street, Springfield, 111.. 62777. dudes, front row, Tom Wynveerv Marty Koleno and Greg Hajek; second row, Carol Snyder, Paula Killer, Marilyn Elaine Aobbins, and Jeff sponsor Hgwelli Gary Trembly, Tim Hayes, Don I, John Snyder, Wilfred Aide;, and Campus oosporaor Dave Ludcrtt. The Mc Henry West Campus Jets team is shown. From left, Dave Dolby, West Campus JETS sponsor Ron GlawerPat Ziebel, Jill Glosson, Vince Ippolito, Lyme Zurblis, Andee North, Linda Galk), Brian Nellis, Kim Silman, Janet Hautzinger, Jeff Bjom and Alan Gin. Calmly, Quietly, Correctly . . . tlut t r we handk Ui rrfans jxeparatton for macr .cd:n<ku!t and busiani govern. If your Ui returm *ji» try handled 10 tint ma»- aer. aad to your complete t»tjtf*clio«. perkapi thouid c4ii Ut. SOME OF OUR ADVANTAGES: •Consultation At Your Convenience •Complete Services Year Around •Tax Planning Service •Enrolled To Proctice Before The IRS •29 Years Experience CALL FOR A CONFIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT MCHS Jets place high in contest PINEAPPLE OR PECAN PIZZA •fOR THE VEGETARIAN •AS EXCELLENT HEALTH FOOD •PERFECT FOR LENTEN SEASON Serving McHenry Co. for 22 Years! DIISTY'S PIZZA I RESTAMANT 7613 HOWE RD., WONDER LAKE (815)653-2400 McHenry East earned a third place finish and trophy at the recent district Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS) contest at McHenry County College. The East team placed third among seven area schools. Crystal Lake Central, Crystal Lake South, Cary- Grove, Johnsburg. McHenry West. McHenry East and Woodstock, in the class AA competition designed to challenge the most academically talented students from each school. The subject areas tested included biology, chemistry,® engineering, graphics, English, mathematics and physics. The top two individuals in each subject from each district competition will be invited to the regional competition which is being held at Northwestern University this week. The state competition will be held at the University of Illinois. The first place team, Crystal Lake South, will also compete at the regional level contest at Northwestern University. Three McHenry High School students qualified for the regional competition as in­ dividuals. Hie East team will send two students, Jeff Gealow, second in mathematics, and John Snyder, first in physics. West Campus will be represented by Brian Nellis, who placed second in chemistry. Other medal winners for the East team were Greg Hajek, third place medals in chemistry and English; and Marty Koleno, third place medal in engineering graphics. Student teaching in Iowa school Theresa D'Angelo, 1104 W. N.E. Shore Drive, McHenry, a student at Augustana College, Rock Island, is a student teacher during the spring team. She is teaching psychology in the Bettendorf, Iowa High School. LOOK MORE RECLINERS s199, '249, J299, '349 or s399 890 LAKE AVE, WOODSTOCK (815) 338-0404 DAILY 9 TO 5:30 MON ft FRI9 TO 9 CLOSED SUNDAY THE COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT NO. 2 - TOESOAY, MARCH 20. 1904 Pa«l A. Schw«g#l A Ce. 4410 W. Elm St., McHenry 385-4410 OCANC. C9NAT PVNCNHO. 105 Deon Curat of McHenry. an advocate for planned growth ft strong fiscal restraint, has served 2 terms on the County Board. He is active as President of the Northeastern III. Planning Commission Chair­ man of the County Economics Development, member of the County Plonning ft Zoning Committee & McHenry County Planning Com­ mission. He is Vice President of a large local manufacturing firrp and 1st Vice President of the Northern Illinois Medical Center Ac­ tive in scouting & McHenry Kiwanis. Cunat has the experience, honesty ft integrity which will give you a Board Member that represents you and will be responsive to your needs. TMOMAS NOMAMN PWKNNO. 104 Tom Huemann of Johnsburg. a senior County Board member, works for prudent expenditures by the County Board & orderly growth ft development of our County. He is Vice President of the Illinois Water Quality Association ft also serves as member of the Finonce Committee as well as Valley Hi Committee which administers the County Home. Active in many civic organizations. Huemann's com­ mon-sense approoch to government is surely needed by the people of McHenry County. HAIP smisc, McHENRY MARKET PLACE We're pleased to announce that Diane Colomer has joined our . Hair Styling staff. Give Diane a warm welcome. EMMMBKS PWKNNO.107 Ed Buss of McHenry. senior member of the County Board chairs the Court House Operations Committee ft serves as Vice Chairman of the County Transportation Committee. Instrumental in County Board problem-solving, Ed has served on every County Board Com mittee. His experience ft financial insight has greatly contributed to a sound budget for McHenry County. Buss, owner of Buss Ford, has worked on the City of McHenry Zoning Board of appeals ft is past president of the McHenry Youth League McHenry Chamber of Commerce ft McHenry Country Club. His extensive background in government, civic activities ft finances makes him on outstanding candidate. I