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The Best Gifts Under The Sun M0H0E8 m Air condition your home with an *=¥lirtemp CENTRAL SYSTEM For Active Students Applications for State Rep. Cal Skinner, Jr.'s public affairs scholarships are now available. Each year state law allows every other state legislator to designate four students at the University of Illinois plus four at the other state universities to receive a tuition scholarship, and in some cases, some fees. "A lot of legislators just give them away to the sons and daughters of prominent people or to big campaign supporters or contributors," Skinner explained. "Under the program I've developed, the student himself (or herself) is rewarded for activity in public or civic affairs." Skinner does not select the winners himself; instead, he has a committee of five educators representing the district geographically. "I have given my scholarship Advisory committee four guidelines for selection," Skinner said. "They take it from there. All I do is sig»-U»«- •final application form after*** they have made the selec­ tions." ; Skinner's four guidelines follow: (1) Residence in the 33rd Legislative district; (2) Acceptance at the state university of one's choice as a full-time student; (3) Evidence of activity in public and civic affairs; (4) Relative need among applicants. Applications may be obtaiend by calling Skinner's Crystal l^ake office at 459-6050. There is an answering service, so calls may be made night or day. "Just leave your name and address antrtve'Il see that you get an application form," Linda Colcord, Skinner's Crystal l^ake assistant said. Applications may also be obtained by writing Skinner at Vox 308, Crystal Lake, 111., 60W4 or in care of the State Capuol, Springfield, 111., 62706. Deadline for application submission, including recommendations, is July 1. 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ROUTE 120 McHENRY, ILL. 385-9670 U Of I Chairman Details Student Assistance Fund Public Affairs Scholarship Program SECTION 1 - FAUt t'Li-u iv i>iwU.e,i\-KKID A Y, JUNE 16,1978 Summer is here and that's the time to get out and soak up some sun. Picnics, backyard barbecues, camping, the fun things you've been want­ ing to do all year. So to help you get started we're offering some great gifts Free or at a substantial savings. While you're enjoying your summertime gifts, your money is work­ ing hard, earning you the highest interest allowed by law. And your money is safe as it can be, insured up to $40,000 by an agency Of the federal government. Start off your fun in the sun with a great gift by opening or adding to a savings account at any of our three convenient offices. MEMBER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION Deposit $250 $1,000 $5,000 Lawn Chair $ 4.00 $ 3.00 FREE Place Mats (set of 4) FREE FREE FREE Burlap Tote Bag FREE FREE FREE 25 ft. 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With the start of the 1978-79 academic year, $2,500 is being budgeted to finance a new program known as the Student Project Assistance fund. Students and student organizations not having ac­ cess to usual sources of campus funds to support new activities and projects to serve a large part of the student body in educational and cultural ways can request financial assistance from the Dads association. Individual students with unique activity needs will also be considered. The request must first be approved by a member of the Dads association from the student's home town. If ap­ proved, it must next receive support by the local county- These units have excellent E E R ratings for economical operating cost. Complete package to fit your furnace, in­ cludes coil, condensor, line set, relay and power wiring, c6m- pletely installed. area chairman of the organization. Dr. Kohl. It is then forwarded to the president of the Dads association for final approval in consultation with the Executive Director of the organization. Grants will range in amounts from $50 to $200. It is intended to provide "seed money" in the majority of cases to initiate projects and activities that have not previously existed on the campus. Examples of projects and students assisted financially in the past year or two include funds to pay a student's traveling expenses to attend a national convention the year the student served as a national officer of an organization; assisting the UIUC soccer team to purchase uniforms; funds for a telephone patch for the student Amateur Radio club; assisting a student with traveling expenses to the Agronomy National convention where he appeared on the program. The McHenry County Senior- Citizens council is sponsoring an art exhibit by its members in the gallery at the Woodstock Opera House. The exhibit will be on display through Sunday, June 18.. The exhibit can be viewed from noon to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The art exhibit features the results of six classes held in Fizical Festival To Feature Robot Dancers One of the added attractions at Fizical Festival sponsored by the Easter Seal Society for McHenry County and WXRD FM radio will be the Robot dancers. The Robot dancers were discovered accidentally at Easter Seals disco dance-a- thon of last February. At the dance a few people got together and started an impromptu routine robot style. Before the dance was over, they were featured two more times with undivided attention. Three weeks later the Robots were invited to return for' a repeat performance at the victory dance held in honor of all of the participants of the dance a-thon In addition to the Robots - Kathy Musa and the Woodstock Dance group will appear, the Mound City Seven - a dixieland band from Marian Central will play, Ed Guettler's clowns will be on hand for painting clown faces and general silliness and a pair of strolling gu'tars will be strumming around the festival. There is no firm schedule of events for the day's activities- just one surprise after another. It all begins at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 17. For further in­ formation contact the Easter Seal Therapy Center at 338- 1707. Manpower Search The Illinois Department of Law Enforcement <I)LE> is seeking applicants for DLE officer positions which include Division of State Police Troopers and Division of In­ vestigation special agents. DLE Director Tyrone C. Fahner has announced the statewide search for ap­ plicants. He said that persons age 21-36 with a high school diploma or 20 years old with a two-year college degree in law enforcement, are eligible The DLE Merit board. 3087 Dirksen Parkway. Springfield. 111. 62703, or local State Police headquarters Can provide more details. Off For School five McHenry county com­ munities that began in April. The exhibit- features works of beginners as well as ex-- perienced artists. "Many of the artists are a little nervous, especially the beginners, but they are all proud of their work."' said Margaret Mallinson. board member and oreanizer with the Bible McHenry County Senior Citizens council. 'Thev are especially proud 4o have their paintings exhibited at the Opera House." Ms Mallinson added. Further information may be obtained by calling the McHenry County Senior Citizens council 338-6075. Sometimes even Abby needs a ride to Vacation Bible school at the Wonder Lake Bible church. Above, she's about to climb aboard the bus that will pick her up every morning from June 19 through 23 at 9 a.m. and deliver her home at 12:15 p.m. All boys and girls 5 years through eighth grade are welcome to join her. There is even room for mothers who would like to come to the mothers' class for stories, learning and refreshments. Puppets, handcraft and recreation are only part of the offerings at Vacation Bible school awaiting interested persons. For bus schedules of places and times, call the Wonder Lake Bible church, 653-7961, or Russell Wright, 385-7324. t