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SECTION 2»PAGE4 »PLA11NDE ALER HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17,1984 REDUCED LOSSES Gov. James R. Thompson last w#ek reported a dramatic reduc­ tion in insured fire losses paid in Illinois in 1963. The 34.6 percent ($24.9 million) reduction of 1983 over 1982 compares with nine per­ cent for 1962 over 1981 and with 23.8 percent of 1961 ovf r 1980. Book fair at Valley View Valley View School is sponsor ing the annual family night and book fair tonight at the school on Wednesday, Oct. 17, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. All proceeds of the book sale will go to the Valley View PTO and will be used to provide extra equip- ment and activities for the students. Demonstrations •1:004:00 PMl Completing the layouts for the Johnsburg Adams, Diane Ziolkowski, Bob Boak and Mike Weekly News are, from left to right, Tim Suidak. School paper wins awards By Carol Stevens PlilndiikfHwtU News S«rvlce The Johnsburg Weekly News, a publication put out by the students in the Newspaper and Graphics program at Johnsburg High School, was recently the recipient of three awards. The first was awarded by the Columbia Scholastic Organiza­ tion, which gave the paper a "Silver Crown" award, making it eligible for competition this winter for the "Gold Crown." Only a few papers are awarded this each year. The second award came from the National Scholastic < Press Association, from which the paper received a four-star rating. This qualifies the paper for an "All American" award. According to Robert Gough, principal, only 70 awards were given out last year. The third and most prestigious contest is run by thq Quill an<f Scroll, the national journalism honor society. In this competition, the evaluation of the paper earned Area students graduate Five McHenry area students were among the 981 who received degrees during August com­ mencement exercises at Northern I l l i n o i s U n i v e r s i t y ( N I U ) , DeKalb. Two students, Denise Tigwell Hay and Constance M. Sanders, both of McHenry, were awarded Master of Science in Education degrees. Undergraduate degrees wenj presented to Beth Ann Cable, Gretchen Heidler and Judy Frances Ham, all of McHenry. Be Wise! Trust your independent family optometrist with your vision care... He works directly for you. A message from the Illinois Optometnc Association sponsored by Metroptic. Inc RENT RINSf|'IVAC the professional do it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental FREE hour total $1.00 por hour for ovory thereafter. (Exampl«-2 hours charge $1 plut tax.) NO MIHI MUM Spocial Rental Rat* Good Mon-Thur* RINSE N VAC cUam the way proloifionoli do at a fraction of the coat. FRI. 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