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YOUTH SUSPENDED FOR ARSON AT EAST CAMPUS (Continued from page 1) fire was also discored in a locker in the same area. There was minimal damage to the structure and fireman listed arson as the probable cause of the blaze. The city police were asked to investigate the incident, and also the fact that additional fire alarms had been sounded at the school during the past several weeks when there was no fire. Detective Gary Wigman stated. "On Feb. 7, several teachers and students were interviewed by the city police regarding the fire, resulting in the development of a suspect." Later that same day, a fifteen year-old McHenry youth was questioned and found to be responsible for the fires. According to Wigman, "The student has been suspended from school, pending further action of the school board and juvenile authorities f&v McHenry city poli&y^re also expected to detenkie the identity of the^^person responsible for the false fire alarms as investigation into the incident has produced evidence incriminating a suspect. Freshman Registration Set At Marian Central Marian Central Catholic high school will hold registration for its freshman class of 1978 Sunday, Feb. 12. Registration will occur in the school gym­ nasium between 10 a m and 4 p.m Registration packets have been mailed to the families of prospective eighth grade students throughout the county. Included in this material was information regarding general course offerings, the freshman course descriptions, data regarding tuition, fees, books and uniforms. Each family was asked to examine the course offerings carefully in preparation for course selec­ tion At Sunday's registration, parents and eighth graders will meet with individual faculty members to discuss the registration process. The faculty counselor will have several references for the family to consult, including the results of the SRA high school placement test and the reports and recommendations of the Junior high teaching staffs Legal Notice Any unit of general local government and agencies thereof or combinations or associations of such govern­ mental units, community based organizations, community development corporations, non­ profit groups ana organizations serving Indians and Native Hawanans, and other non­ profit private organizations or institutions engaged in public service may submit a proposal to McHenry County CETA for funding of a project or activity. A £ro)«ct shall mean a definable task or group of related tasks which will be FEBRUARY SALE! 10% DISCOUNT NO INSTALLATION CHARGE DELIVERY 2 TO 7 DAYS i« f V PLUS WRITTEN ORDERS *200.00 AND UP WILL RECEIVE A WOVEN WOOD SWAG LAMP, OR A WOVEN WOOD CLOCK. JEFF SHAY WONDER LAKE, IL. 60097 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT DAYS-(815)385-4652 EVES-(815)653-5101 ALSO HAVE CUSTOM DRAPERIES ETC. Using this information, the faculty members will guide each family in selecting a program that will be both suitable and challenging. Marian's freshman program includes four or five solid units of study, plus Religion and Physical Education. Required during the freshman year are English, Math and the Fresh­ man Focus program (a series of mini-courses - including Art, Music/Introduction to Social Studies, Career Planning, Mythology, Personal Development, Speech and Health.) Offered as electives are Earth Science. Western Civilization. French I & II, Spanish I & II, Art. chorus and band Over 200 students have now taken the SRA high school placement test, indicating an interest in attending Marian Central This number indicates another year of strong support for Marian's programs. Parents wishing further in­ formation regarding freshman registration, or Marian's programs, are asked to contact Robert Gough at Marian CLASS HOLDS OUTING - The seventh grade Sunday church school class at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, enjoyed an outing at the home of Larry and Lynn Lund, 3320 Rocky Beach road, Sunday. Lynn Lund, who is the regular weekly teacher for the class, provided brunch for the students at her home. The day was spent enjoying outdoor and indoor winter activities. This annual occasion is one of the winter highlights of the class which meets weekly to discuss Bible history and how the truths of the Bible affect daily living. Pictured are some seventh grade students who participated. Diet-Laetrile Talk Set At City Church A Thursday evening meeting will be held Feb 16 at 8 p.m. at the First United Methodist church in McHenry on the subject of diet and Laetrile in cancer research. Michael Maggio. associate researcher with Dr. Harold Manner. from Loyola university, will speak and show slides on the research in biology that he says has had such an impact on control of cancer There will be no charge for the slide presentation and lecture. Everyone is invited to attend. > I COURT BRIEFS I Meetings that will be held in the i McHenry County Courthouse include: Feb. 10 - Zoning committee, 9:30 a.m. Feb. 13 - The Courthouse will be closed in observance of Lincoln's birthday. PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER BIBLE VERSE ' 'Arise, go to Ninevah. that great city, and cry against it; for their wick­ edness is come up before me." r 1. To whom was this com­ mand given? 2. Did Jonah obey God? 3. Where is the above recorded? 4. Is the prophesying of Jonah mentioned else­ where? RIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1978 Answers To BiMt Verso 1. Jonah. 2$ No, he fled to Tarshish on a ship. 3. Jonah 1:2. 4. Yes, II Kings 14:25. Largest Crab The largest king crab eVef measured was five feet across--including its legs--and weighed almost 25 pounds. Dam, Dam, Dam According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, about 50.0QD dams restrain rivers in this court- try. completed within a definable time period, not to exceed past September 30.1978, which has a public service objective, and which results in a specific product or accomplisnment when completed and which would not otherwise be ac complished with existing funds Those interested in par­ ticipating in the CETA funded program must meet the following qualifications < 1) An eligible person must either be economically disadvantaged or be a member of a family which has a current total family income at or below 70 per cent of the lower living standard income level and one of the following a 15 to 20 weeks immediately prior to applications be unemployed, or b 15 to 20 weeks immediately prior to application has had a combination of weeks of unemployment and weeks of receiving unemployment compensations, or c exhausted their unem­ ployment compensation, or a member of a family receiving AFDC There is $115,210 currently available for projects ana activities and it has been determined that it will fund approximately 23 positions Any organization that is interested in submitting a proposal may secure the proper forms by calling or writing McHenry County CETA. At­ tention Jack R Haffner, 2200 North Seminary, Woodstock. Illinois 60098 or call 815-338-2040 extension 134 Proposals must be submitted to the CETA of­ fice by 5 p.m on February 21, 1978. (Pub. Feb 10, 15, 17. 1978) Distinctive Flavor "Shoe peg" corn is a whole- grain white corn with small, narrow kernels and a distinctive flavor. Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on February 7th, A D. 1978, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting The business known as T A CK. MASONRY, located at PO Box 521, McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this seventh day of February. A D 1978 Vernon W. Kays County Clerk (Pub Feb. 10. 17,24, 1978) Legal Notice The Board of Trustees of the McHenry Township Fire Protection District announces that there is an opening on the Board of Trustees commencing May 1, 1978 for a term through April 30, 1981. Tne Board of Fire District Trustees further announces that it intends to recommend to the McHenry County Board the < appointment re-appointment) of George J Schmitt. Signed McHenry Twp Fire Protection District By H.G. Rodenkirch, Sec'v 3610 W Elm St. McHenry, 111. 60050 Phone 385-0075 (Pub Feb 10. 1978) Two In Custody After Street Fight Feb. 5 Two McHenry men were taken into custody after they were treated at McHenry hospital for injuries they received in a fight Feb. 5. McHenry police responded to a call at the Foxes Run Pub on Green street, and observed two men fighting on the sidewalk on the north side of the building just minutes before midnight. Officers O'Meara, Donahue and Langdon restrained the men, who were both injured. Kip Novotny, 5515 N. Wilmot road, Johnsburg, and Ronald Fernstrom. 4115 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, were taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Rescue squad for treatment of facial injuries. Novotny suffered a broken nose and Fernstrom suffered facial lacerations. Both men were arrested for fighting and released on $35 bond. They are scheduled to appear in court Feb. 22. When affection speaks Truth is not always there. -Thomas Middleton. Definitely So? Ability has been called what will get you to the top--if the boss doesn't have a daughter or a son. A balanced meal, on the other hand, is one from which the diner has a 50-50 chance of recovery. And a divorce is currently being called a splitting headache. Take Your Valentine To Dinner SATURDAY-SUNDAY OR MONDAY ERIME RIB of BEEF AU JUS Special $5,s ST DAY W)E Includes: Our famous Salad Bar, Cholca of Potato, Soup or Tomato Juico, Mini loaf of Broad and Buttor. 19-Day Bargain l»ader»hip of Father Leo J. BARTEL Pastor, St John Parish. 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