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Page 11 - PLA1>DEALER-HERALD. KDNESDAY. JULY 3.1985 Schools Marian names top students The following students have been named to the honor roll at Marian Central Catholic High School in Woodstock. SENIOR 3.5--John M. Ashley, Louise M. Bell, Laura A. Caldwell, Joseph F. Callahan Jr., Diana M. Carlisle, Michelle Cleveland, Cynthia M. Dickow, Michael J. Fuller, Lisle Ann Garrett, Rachel A. Gibbons, Claire M. Gigon, Michael S. Green, An­ drew T. Hartlieb, Michelle M. Hauck, Yun Ho Kim, Michelle M. Lalor, Andrea Jo Leslie, Patricia A. LilElani, Kristin S. Malaker, Laura Helene Mar­ tino, Cecilia McCormack, Ellen Marie Orso, Nancy L. Parsley, Traci A. Piccolo, Mark A. Sir­ car, Thomas M. Snow, Joseph M. Sullivan. 3.0--Steve C. Baldwin, Jill A. Berna, Matthew G. Carzoli, Jody Kristine Domek, Daniel S. Fortin, Peggy A. Gallagher, James Gardner, Won Son Han, William T. Hartmann, Emily A. Huemann, Kelly Jean Jensen, Craig S. Kunz, Laura Ann Lalor, Kevil J. Mc©tinville, Michael McGuire, Christie A. Norman, Shannon O'Brien, Michael Lee Pacey, Michael A. Siciliano, William L. Smith, John M. Sullivan, Amy J. Tonyan. JUNIOR 3.5-Jeanne Anspaugh, Lilan Berry, Jodie Brignt, Jamie L. Charles, William Darling, 1 Darcy Lee Dick, William Dowling, Carole L. Draffkorn, Timothy Gibbons, Gail Gorski, Marcia Henning, Steve Huemann, Mary Lewan, Tiffany Lutterman, Michelle Martino, Kurt Marunde, Timothy Mon- son, Molly Murphy, Charlene Norman, Patrick O'Leary, Susan Peschke, Randolph Repeta, Laura A. Ryan, Keith Spengel, Kurt Lee Stevens, Patrcik Walls. 3.0-Holly Bartman, Edward Belmonte, Jean Marie Boerner, Jeffry J. Hill, Ann F. Hoover, Joseph Lalor, Jeffrey D. Mad sen, Sheila M. O'Donnell, Glen C. Pecoraro, Charles Sowers, Leann Sullivan, Audra Trnovec, Michael D. Wozny. SOPHOMORE 3.5-John F. Baker, Maureen A. Beck, Bernadette Darling, Brian E. Deeke, Renee M. Draffkorn, Ernest Estela, Michael A. Freund, Anne Hill, Andrea Johnston, Michael A. Kleman, Steve Patrick Lalor, Robert J. McCormack,, Christopher Noe, Christine O'Meara, Kristi L. Piccolo, Kerry L. Reed, Scott M. Scheidel, Erik M. Steveler. Dist. 15 honors teachers The board of education for McHenry Elementary School District 15 recently held a banquet honoring teachers and staff members who have served for 20 years or more. The teachers were presented with a certificate and teaching service lapel pin. Those honored were: Edmund Sobotkiewicz, John Armstrong, Henry Kenyon, June Reeves, Janet Vierke, Gene Maris, Marlene Goetschel, Muriel Gilmore, James Warren, Harriett Kern, Mildred Krauz, Richard Anderson, Eloise Leightv, Patricia Seaton, Marjone Rabbitt, Judy Krab- benhoft and Dorothy Hollander. bUPtK COUPON Got this? S&L Use this coupon! _ 'r-fvi ' , 'i-; 'v BOLGER DRUG 1259 N. GREEN, McHENRY 815-385-4500 Sundance is certified by and working with Kodak f ' it NOBODY HAS PORTRAITS FOR LESSI* WE GUARANTEE tT! • If you find a lower priced portrait package with the same contents [2(8 x 10s), 3(5 x 7s) and 15 wallets] we will not only match their offer but give an additional 10% off. You must present proof of offer (newspaper ad or coupon) to photographer. Offer must have been within 2 weeks of our in-store dates. LIMITED TIME OFFER REGULAR $12 95 PACKAGE NOW ONLY . INCLUDESA 690 DEPOSIT This beautiful Heirloom color portrait package includes: 2(8 x 10s), 3 (5 x 7s) & 15 wallets. ,n Chlldr.„ .„df.m||yflrouPr We select the poses (2) A 95C deposit required for each photo package plus $1.00 sitting fee for each additional subject. Additional portraits can be purchased. Spaclal •Heels black and whlu background* available only in Daalflnar Collection. MCHENRY STORE F R I D A Y , J U L Y 5 S A T U R D A Y J U L Y 6 PHOTOGRAPHY HOURS FRIDAY: 10-1,2-7:30 SATURDAY: 10-1,2-6 WANT TO CARPOOL? Find riders quickly, place a classified ad. 344-4800 3.0-Edward T. But Meghan A. Carney, Kenne1 Frahm, Andri M. Franke L. Frisch, Rusty A. Hopp, Joseph Johnson, Renee T. Kammermeier, Sharon K. O'Lear Kayser, Kenneth O. McAloon, Michae T 1 ^ 1_ ' K m » Cnlnnnw le A. Martinez, Carol L. MasuTUnes, Mark R. McNulty, Maria Ann Melone, Ann E. Merryman, Sandi L. Newman, Melinda L. Noe, Amy K. Tom W. Parsley, Pistoresi, Monica J. Johnsburg student returns from "Girls State" program Loretta Meechan, Merry M. Salazar, Erika C. Schoelkopf, Menge, Tracy Anne Nielsen, Heather L. Schulz, Kristen P Giovanna M. Tonyan, Bethinie Stevens, Laura J. Yegge. A. Weisner. *7. FRESHMAN r ive attend 3.5-Patricia J. Berg, John C. „ Carzoli, Karen R. Caulfield, summer camp Dianne M. Fitzgerald, Jennifer 1 „ 1 1 . L. Freund, James E. Hartlieb, leadership Elizabeth T. Hattas, Peter P. Five students at Johnsburg Junior High School were selected as delegates to the summer leadership camp sponsored by the Illinois Association of Junior High School Student Councils, held recently near Bloomington, 111. Julie Barrett, Aaron Havlis, Michael F. Hill, Jennifer L. Jerominski, Jennifer J. Lamb, Bridgid M. Lean, Kirsten T. Leslie, Tracy A. Martino, Tanja M. Nuhsbaum, Matthew C. Pensinger, Lauren M. Repeta, Karen M. Slomski, Steven C. Strang, Fabian V. Valinskas, Brian G. VonBergen, Heather C Welcome, Jan F. Dominquez, Nancy Mattison, Zim. « Joe Snedbalkar and Karly 3.0-Amy Brown, Constance Kunzer attended the camp. M. Catanzaro, Robby Lee Dick, The purpose of the camp is to Jean Ferrero, Tamara L. develop leadership skills, train Hinterlong, Christopher F. members as council officers and Lucarz, Jeffrey J. Lutterman, provide personal growth for each participant. EYEWEAR, NO LONGER A NECESSITY? m EYE SURGERY WHICH TAKES PLACE WHILE THE PA- TIENT SNOOZES IN AN OUTPATIENT CENTER NOW OFF­ ERS THE REALISTIC HOPE OF REMOVING EYEGLASS DEPENDENCY FOR MANY WHO ARE UNCOMFORTABLE WITH CONTACT LENSES OR WHO SEEK FREEDOM FROM EYEWEAR FOR PERSONAL OR PROFESSIONAL REASONS. THESE SURGICAL TECHNIQUES, FIRST USED IN THE U.S.S.R. AND IN COLUMBIA, CAUSE BETTER FOCUSING OF LIGHT WITHIN THE EYE BY RESHAPING THE CORNEAL WINDOW. IN THE SOVIET TECHNIQUE (FYODOROVI, CALLED RADIAL KERATOTOMY, HALF MILLIMETER-DEEP RA­ DIAL CUTS GOING FROM THE PUPIL'S EDGE TOWARD THE WHITE PORTION ALLOW A NATURAL FLATTENING EFFECT ON THE CENTRAL CORNEA TO OCCUR. REFINED IN THE U.S.S.R. SINCE 1973 AND IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1978, MORE THAN 100,000 KERA- TOTOMIES HAVE BEEN PERFORMED WORLD-WIDE. SEVERAL U.S. STUDIES HAVE RECONFIRMED ITS SA­ FETY AND HIGH EFFECTIVENESS, THOUGH SOME RARE, SERIOUS COMPLICATION HAVE OCCURRED. Rebecca Blim, daughter of Sandra Blim of Johnsburg and Paul Blim of Rockford, returned recently from the 45th session of Illinois Girls State where she was a citizen and candidate for Lt. Governor. Girls State is a program of the American Legion Auxiliary for young women who have com­ pleted their junior year of high school. She participated in mock governments from the city to state level. The 500 delegates attendin were instructed in the politic process and organization of various governments. They held political party caucuses, con­ ventions, campaigns and elections. Girls State provides an awareness 0 of a citizens' responsibility to participate in the democratic process. She will be a senior at John­ sburg High School. REBECCA BLIM MY CORRECTS NEARSIGHTEDNESS AND ASTIGMATISM. IN THE COLOMBIAN TECHNIQUE (BARRAQUER), THE SURGEON USES HIGH-TECH EQUIPMENT TO REMOVE A QUARTER-MILLIMETER-THICK CONTACT LENS- SHAPED WAFER FROM THE FRONT EYE WALL. THIS PROCEDURE, WHICH HAS A 25 YEAR TRACT RECORD, CORRECTS FARSIGHTEDNESS AS WELL AS NEARSIGHTEDNESS BEYOND THE RANGE OF KERATO­ TOMY. FOR MORE INFORMATION, WRITE: ILLINOIS CENTER FOR CORRECTIVE EYE SURGERY 214 WASHINGTON STREET DEPT. S INGLESIDE, ILLINOIS 60041 NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! IMPORTANT INFORMATION for Crystal Lake and surrounding area residents! ANNOUNCING We are happy to announce the introduction of a NEW & EXPANDED LIMOUSINE SERVICE for the area STARTING JULY 8th! NOW you can ride in luxurious style and com- fort.-.to do your errands, pay bills, do your bank­ ing, go shopping, visit friends & relatives, hospi­ tals, doctors or whatever your needs are. 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