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Steve Lusk named hospital's March SECTION 2 ~ PAGE »- PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1M4 The Northern Illinois Medical Center's employee-of-the-month for March is Steven Lusk, evening houseman for En­ vironmental Service. A resident of McHenry, Lusk started working at the hospital while still a high school student. After graduation, he became a full-time employee, choosing to pursue career opportunities in Environmental Service. Presently he is using his four- and-a-half years of experience to work toward a Steve Lusk, center, accepts his gifts as March employee-of-the-month at Northern Illinois Medical Center. At left is Pat McQueeny, en­ vironmental services supervisor, and at right is Mark Wilson, director of materials management. position. Hie honor of being selected as an outstanding employee at the hospital, "...came as a total surprise," Lusk said. "The people I work with are pretty nice. It means a lot when people, like that nominate you for an award." As employee-of-the-month Lusk received a silver pen and pencil set, a paid day off, dinner for two at an area restaurant, and a certificate com­ memorating the honor. Em­ ployees are nominated by co­ workers and department managers. Nominees are considered to have given out­ standing service, grown per­ sonally and professionally, and work consistently to fulfill the goals and objectives of the hospital. ^ffgeneral^^™ News 'Big band' dance set by Tebala Mini-Bikes The Tebala Mini-Bikes of McHenry County will present the Shrinanigans, Saturday, April 28, at the McHenry County Fairgrounds, Building D. Dancing will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Shrinanigans, a unit of Tebala Temple in Rockford, are a 17-piece orchestra which specializes in music of the Big Band Era. The Tebala Mini-Bikes, sponsors of the dance, were formed in 1971 as a parade unit for the McHenry County Shrine Club. In 1981 they became a temple unit of Tebala Temple in Rockford and their travels have taken them as far as Detroit, Mich.,'Paris, 111. and Necedah,' Wis. The Shrine slogan is "We play • so they can walk," and all proceeds gained by the mini-' bikes performances are used to' treat crippled children up to the age of 18. Their primary goal is- to raise money for the 22 Shrine' hospitals. Two charged with aggravated battery Plaindealer news service Aggravated battery charges have been brought against two men involved in a knife-slashing incident that occurred early Wednesday morning near McHenry. McHenry County Sheriff's Police were called to a disturbance at the home of June Fuller, 2210 Manor Lane, in Eastwood Manor. According to police, Ms. Fuller was involved in a physical confrontation with her boyfriend, Roger B. Nelson, of the same address, when a third party tried to end the fight. Police said Nelson allegedly dashed Michael Bishop, of 1218 N. Green St., McHenry, with a kitchen knife when Bishop a attempted to end hostilities bet­ ween Fuller and Nelson. Bishop then followed Nelson out to a car, where he allegedly slashed Nelson on the arm with a pocket knife. Nelson was charged with aggravated battery and battery. Bishop was arrested for aggravated battery. Police tickets The City of McHenry Police Department has issued the following tftations.^1"4 Jaine M. \tfafler, 6013 Magnolia, Ringwood, speeding, 41 mph in a 25 zone. Thomas W. Gordon, 2121 Beachside, disobeyed a stop sign. Charles E. Daly, 4603 Bonner, failure to yield the right-of-way. Mary J. Adams, 3701 Ellen, speeding, 43 mph in a 25 zone. Patrick R. Gorniak, 3214 Kinley, speeding, 45 mph in a 25 zone. Jeffrey* T. Major, 5220 Orchard, speeding, 40 mph in a 25 zone. Giselle J. Dowe, 3409 Bull Valley Road, speeding, 40 mph in a 25 zone. Keith Steven Buchholz, 520 Kingston Blvd., speeding, 51 mph in a 30 zone. Scott T. 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