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SECTION 1 • PACE 1. PLAIN DEALER HERALD, FRIDAY. DECEMBER Schools 1*4 : t I i School briefs COMMITTEE MEETING Johnsburg Consolidated Unit School District 12 announces a building and grounds committee meeting, which will be held at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 11 in the Johnsburg High School gymnasium. The agenda will include discussion on high school bleachers aluminum track, classroom sound buffer and a school use question. '+ BENEFIT The Metropolitan Brass Quintet, of Chicago, will be performing a concert sponsored by the Booster Club at Crystal Lake South High School. All proceeds will be used to pur­ chase bleachers for the football field. The concert will be Saturday, Dec. 8, at 8 p.m. Call the high school for ticket in­ formation. MARCHING BAND Debbie Allen, a 1964 graduate of McHenry High School East Campus, is a member of the Illinois State University mar­ ching band. She is the daughter of Larry and Diane Allen, of McHenry. Allen is a freshman at ISU, majoring in music therapy. HONOR ROLL Beth H. Fox, of McHenry, has been named to honor roll at the University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colo. To be named to the honor roll, a student must maintain a grade point of 3.5 or better. MASTER'S DEGREES Candy Spasojevich and Bobbie Fossum, her mother, both of McHenry, recently received their Master's degrees in business from the National College of Education. Poem wins prize An honorable mention was the prize for Corey White, when judges read her poem in the Barrington Area Library poetry contest recently. A sixth grader at Johnsburg Junior High, White's poem was one of several submitted by the students. Other entries were turned in by Amy Dritlein, Chris Hogan, Jessica Freund, Cathie Smith, Debbie Seely, Shaun Kelly, Rana Sundell and others. Her poem was entitled: Halloween Night Halloween's a creepy night For ghosts and goblins And things that fright. Children are dressed In their Halloween best Looking for people to scare. While witches fly Across the eerie sky On brooms made of black cats hair. Houses are haunted The graveyards are still Only trick-or-treaters Are roaming the hills. Yes, Halloween is a creepy night For ghosts and goblins And things that fright Food service workers at meeting Food service employees from Springfield earlier this month. employ McHenry High School District 156 and Johnsburg District 12 were among many who attended the 34th annual Illinois School Food Service Association (ISFSA) conference in The representatives furthered their professional growth in • management training, baking . garnishing, portion control and accurate record keeping « techniques. * Cheryl Olson, an English teacher at JHS, addresses students in­ ducted into the National Honor Society. Students are inducted to National Honor Society Twenty-nine juniors and seniors at Johnsburg High School were inducted into the National Honor Society at a recent ceremony. The new officers-Cris May, president; Sheri Scavo, vice- president; Debbie Tvaroh, secretary; and Ed Foster, treasurer-conducted the candlelight ceremony and ad­ dressed scholarship, leadership, character and service. Cheryl Olson, an English teacher at JHS, was the guest speaker and spoke on excellence. The National Honor Society was formed in 1921 by the National - Association of Secondary School Principals. The society is a concrete way to promote high academic stan­ dards, a means of ensuring continued democracy and an instrument for the betterment of the individual and the school. Senior members include Mark DuRei, Mary Dvorak, Ed Foster, Lisa Hartigan, Lisa Kelly, Tim Koeller, Rob Kretz- schmar, Laura Long, Mark Majercik, Cris May, Tom Meehan, Todd Newton, Jeff Nichols, Jim Owen, Sheri Scavo, Patti Schmitt, Bob Slack, Ralph Stark, Mike Steffens, Cindy Swinford, Ray Tantillo, Debbie Tvaroh and Bernard Wharton. Juniors inducted Nov. 26 are Kim Abell, Kathy Beitz, Sandy Bogacz, Tom Buccelli, Patti HBwfler; Larry-Gibson;- Bev Hiller, Cindy Lane, Tom Maiorca, Bill Meyer, Chris O'Donohue, Laura Oefflin; Amy Vayo, Tammy Wettste: and Tony Zaremba. Full scholarship (or area girl Lori Ann Kuczwara, daughter of David and Violet Kuczwara, has been awarded a full scholastic scholarship to Nor­ thwestern University. She will begin working toward in her doctorate degree Audiology in January. She received a Master's degree in June from Rush- Presbyterian, St. Luke's Medical University, where she was a "straight-A student. getii or ed N" Save \J v*> ~ mr Dec^.m 6 i-9 V iiiiA For this special night, only senior citizens 60 years and older, handicapped people and their escorts will be permitted in the store. Santa comes for the free refreshments, and there's plenty more to enjoy: • Christmas choirs, complimentary gift wrap, carry-out service...plus a 10% discount on all purchases. ^ have a aift for qivina SPRING HILL MALL 426-9100 ARE YOU NEW IN The McHenry Area? MP Do You Know Someone New? We Would Like To Extend A Royal Welcome To Every Newcomer To Our Area!!! CALL LORRAINE MONAHAN 385-5475 i tirtj rntint 4W0MMNWt9 * fRtf «w mnm mtmmi »• ROYAL WELCOME Know Your Aroa-Royal Welcome Does It Bost NOW STARRING * Jack* Parrish (Brad on NBCi 'ANOTHER WORLD and Brian on ABCi ALL MY CHILDREN") Nov. 13 - Dec. 16 Comedy A GENTLEMAN AND A SCOUNDREL GROUP PLANS AVAILABLE ALSO ALL-INCLUSIVE DINNER/THEATRE FUN PACKAGES FROM ONLY *17.60 (Reservations Required) Matinees: 2 PM Tue».. Wed., ft Thur. Evenings: 4:30 Sun.; 8:45 Thur. ft Frl.; 7ft 10 PM Sat. For Information and Reservations Call 1-815-5687218 On U.S. 30. 3 Miles West of Marengo ••• are... Flower wood's Country Christmas Shoppe • Smokers & nutcrackers handcrafted in Germany. • Porcelain dolls and huggable stuffed animals. • A forest of beautiful artificial trees - most sale priced to fit any budget. • Ornaments imported from all over the world. • And don't forget Santa Claus...every Sunday from 1-4 p.m. Bring Your Camera! FRESHEST AND FINEST CHRISTMAS TREES & GREENS • Fresh Cut Pine - Balsam - Fir • White Flocked Scotch or Austrian Pine • Living Christmas Trees - Pine & Spruce •••••••••••••••• SHOPLATE FOR CHRISTMAS TREES Christmas tree lot remains open Saturday and Sunday 'til 7 p.m. for your shopping convenience (Christmas tree lot only. All other departments close at 5 p.m.) Elegant.. • and affordable Special Selling (Dec. 1 thru 13) Our new gift shop is filled with elegant home accessories and gifts at truly affordable prices! • SAVE 25%.. e Susquehanna and Culver Glassware • SAVE 20%.. e "Dolls" for the collector, the young...or the young at heart" •Table Settings *Linens & Placemats *Hummel Figurines *Brass Accessories 'Crystal •China Vases *Wood and Porcelainware *Candles & Candlesticks and More! BEAUTIFUL POINSETTIAS FLOWERWOOD Grown "Guaranteed To Last The Entire Holiday Season" Red, White, Pink Special 6" Pot (Take-Along) $9.95 NORFOLK ISLAND PINE The Living Christmas Tree S- & up ; Christm 8.99 &up f owe i* wood the complete Christmas Shop ROUTE 14 & 176»CRYSTAL LAKE?(815)459-6200 Open Daily 9 to 9 • Saturday 9 to 5 • Sunday 10 to 5 "GIFTS FOR THE HEARTH' ^PACIFIC Fireplace; --Wyndows On Sale Throughout December