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^Hmwdty, Daembr 20, 1962 McHENRY PLAINDEALER THEMfiHSMBY P«» ?1 3812 Wett Elm Street Established 1B75 Phone 384-0170 TOP STUDftrfe AT JUNIOB HtOtt ON HONOR ROLL Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. NATIONAL . r o l T O R I A l INI ^/haimis^ IMS 1 Year Mos. Mos. \ ISSQCHTIBn / Subscription Rates In Mc^Ienry^pounty Outside McHenry County $4.00 1 Year $4.50 $2.25 6 Mos. .$2.50 $1.50 3 Nfos i $1.75 Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois NAME ELEVEN MCHS STUDENTS •SEM-flNALlSTS Exams Determine Achievement Winners Throughout Illinois Eleven McHenry high school smiors were among the 5,974 from Illinois announced by the Illinois State Scholarship commission for having qualified as scmi-fnalisLs in the 1963-64 scholarship program on the basis of achievement in t«e competitive examination. The eleven are Carroll Beck. Donald Cameron, Richard Johnson, Dean Kennebeck, Bei t Kissling, Mark Laskowski, Janies Marshall. Edward Parks, Sandra Rodenkirch. Douglas Sellek and Roger Thompson. '$ Monetary awards to a maximum of $600 and honorary awards offering no financial assistance will be granted to qualified semi-finalists. Certificates of merit are given to each state scholarship winner including those who forfeit future consideraton by selecting an unapproved or out-of-state institution. Designate Funds The designated' funds appropriated by the 72nd General Assembly will determine the final number of state scholarship winners to be announced next April. More than ".000 students i have been financially assisted in the Illinois State Scholarship program since its inception in 1958. Most recently 535 upperclass students received financial assistance at fifty-eight institutions in Illinois through their participation in the commission's up- Top students in the three Junior high school grades were listed this week on the "A" honor roll. ' Eighth graders rating highest were Jean 'Anderson, Mike Doherty, Lynn Farm, Randy Karls, Tom Lawrence, Ruth Lightner, Louise Matthesius, Janice Palmbach, Patricia Seibel, Jo Ann Weichmalm, Lawrence Young, Donna Lamberg and Jeffrey Neilis. Seventh graders were John Anderson, Kim D&vis, Dennis DePauw, Kathleen Eternick, Jennifer Kuhiman. Tim Morck, Valerie Olsen, Jacqueline Pribyl, Susan Pries, Barbara Redetsky, Carol Schuh, Libby Stinespring, Lee Varese, Ardelle Voeltz and .Nicole Wirtz. Placed on the high sixth grade honor roll were David Bockman, Thomas Burton, Eileen Cooper, Susan Crouch, Sharon Davidson, Denice Dethlefson, ^Dawn Guettler, Lynda Infantino, Judith Koch, Patricia Koehn, Diane Kraymer, Mike Krickl, Patricia Lapinski, Karen Larson, Linda Lawrence, Mary McVeigh, Carol Moll, Clifford Morris, Brc.d Nye, Rebecca Partain, Cnryn Peterson and Steve Salter. The "B" honor roll lists the following: perclass program. This program is in its second year and provides for approved colleges or universities in Illinois to recommend students who have completed one, but not more than three academic years of undergraduate study. In this way, it differs from the first year program in which winners are selected from semi-finalists who have received no previous college training. w CONTE Custom Tailor Fine Chicago Custom Tailor Now Living in McHenry Ready to Accommodate You in ALL TYPES OF TAILORING Ladies' & Gentlemen's Clothes By Appointment Call 385-3713 PHILIP CONTE 1003 S. Osage Dr. Oakhurst Subdivision McHenry, Illinois - NOTICE - RIVERSIDE BAKERY Will Be Open SUNDAY, DEC. 23 - 700 a.m. -- Noon MONDAY, DEC 24 - ALL DAY CLOSED TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Eighth Giftfam Hftnold Aeverman, Mark Andetton, Sandra Benson, Rose Brlttain, Denise Broehm, Marsha Buchert, Terry Cerny, Diane Cook, Lorna Gladstone, Janet Hansen, Richard Hansen, Richard Heckman, Dale Jlrousek, Carl Johnson, Karen Johnson, Darnell Jones, Wayne Kidd, Gisela Maier, Mary Moll, Kathleen Moriarity, Sharon Moyer, Lynne Munroe, Barbara Olson, Alan Palvic, Darlene Pike, William Seifert, kathy Smith. William Voelt2 and Sandy Winters. Seventh Graders Vinton Alderson, Ann AleXeyuk, Lynn Anderson, Claudia Baseley, Susan Bitterman, Kathy Bolger, Denis Buch, Jim Chobot, Patricia Cook, Diane Dimon, Jean Dixon, Lynn Dixon, Dennis Dowell, Bruce6 Domoto, Kathy Francke, Charmaine Galion, Linda Goss, Lora Hachmeister, Lane Hagen, Rosalyn Hammershoy, Kenneth Jensen, Andrew Kane, Barbara Kidd, Phillip Krebs, Steven Kutnick, Susan Lambert, Linda Langdon, Joyce Lindgren, Leilani Mack, Harry Maier, Karen Matt, Miriam Moy, Scott Nolan. Edwin Olbinski, Dawn Parenti, Charles Reilly, Frances Robbins, Laurie Sanford, Debbie Schneck, Paul Schwegel, Sandra Senter, Danny Sickafoose, Ricky Tomlinson, Margaret Weyland, Linda Wrublewski and David Backhaus. Sixth Graders Stephen Bjorkmbn, Jeaiinie DeVries, Joan Farr, Julia Fenwick, Cynthia Ficken, Scott Fisher, John Fulton, Steve Grek, Robert Haagenson, James Harper, Betsy Haufe, Richard Hawkins. Bob Houser, Barbara Jesky, Donna Johnson, Aileen Jones, Mike Kempfer, Lorille Klontz, Nancy Kraymer, Linda Kunz, James Mayer, Beverly Morris. Laura Murray, Beth Okal, Delores Pickett, John Reinke, Guenter Scheel, Joseph Seese, Lynn Wagner, Kenneth Wahl, Jeffrey Wheelock and Nancy Winders. NEW BOND CHAIRMAN Donald J. Still, *executive vice-president and cashier of the State Bank of Woodstock, has been appointed general chairman of the McHenry county volunteer savings bonds committee, according to word received from Arnold J. Rauen of McHenry, state director of savings bonds division United States Treasury department. He will head up a committee composed of civic leaders for the promotion of the^kale of series E and H United States^ savings bonds by banks, industrial firms, newspapers, radio stations, and farm and labor organizations in the county. COURT BRiEFS A number of drivers were fined for speeding when they appeared in the court of Justice .of the Pence Charles M. Adams last week. Fred A. Fuuon of Harvard, Patsy J. Justen, James Coomes of 1904 Parker, McHenry, and Harold E. Beaman of Ringwood all puiu $10 and Richard May of 6906 W. Rt. 120 and Edward I. Aweve of 901 W. Paul, McHenry, paid $12 on .be same charge. Fred S. Bednar of Mount Prospect paid a $15 fine for fishing without a license. R & D T r u c k i n g o f Algonquin was fined $19 for an overweight truck. Earl Hilde of Ingleside was tined $7 for failure to have his oar under control. A fine of $8 was imposed on i-'ranklin D. Rayfield of North Lake for driving with noisy mufflers. Alex Ojasoo of Crystal Lake paid S12 for failure to yield the right-of-way. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS START CONSTRUCTION Construction work will start this week on a new headquarters for the Crystal Lake discourt of Police Magistrate Donald Howard last Thursday evening, Martin A. Ziebel of itt. 9, McHenry, was fined $47 for "acceptance of liquor by person of non-age". Ziebel was apprehended with several othr teen-agers in the parking lot near the local roller rink. The other cases were tried within the last three weeks. trlct ef, JPUblic Service «ompany. ft*, was announced by Clifford,W. Re2ny, district superintendent of the utility. - The new building of 13,000 square jfgfet will ^.located northeast of the city- on Route 31, .about one-l^lfjhlle ftorth of Route 176. JLUwill be builtto the electric company's specifications by Tonyan Construction Company, of * McHenry. - Due for completidh*"ftexr Mety/' the building will be leased by .-ublic Service company. The new headquarters will serve as a reporting center and • dispatching base for over 100 employees working in a 500- square mils district centering around Crystal Lake, according to Rezny. k , -- •Santa 5 J4.L What you don't know won't hurt you, but it often amuses others. George E. Melcher of Chicago paid $7 for improper passing. 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