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1 \ r *s Delta Upsilon, and alio I 2 an accounting firm in U a* , . ! Chicago. His grandparents are COf/ege Honors Mr «** Mrs Bernard N. | ^ ! Smith, McHenry, and Mr*. -- --I Elisabeth Diedrich, Volo. Miss Hamm Position Member Of - Accepted By Honor Society James Leisten Betsy Ann Hamm of McHenry is one of 124 new graduate and undergraduate members of the New Mexico State University chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, national in­ terdisciplinary honor society. To be chosen for membership in the all-campus honorary, an undergraduate student must be enrolled full-time at NMSU. Juniors must have a cumulative gradepoint average of at least 3.8 out of a possible 4.0, and seniors must have earned at least a 3.5. A grade average of at least 3.8 for 16 or more hours of course work is required of graduate students. Miss Hamm, a secondary education major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm, 2203 W. Coolidge. John Diedrich NIU Graduate JOHN C. DIEDRICH John C. Diedrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Diedrich, 3704 W. Timothy lane, McHenry, graduated May 8 from Northern Illinois university, DeKalb, with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. John was treasurer of his fraternity, Jfemes Leisten, 3304 W. Fairway drive, McHenry, has accepted the position of resident assistant at Rockford college for the 1976-77 academic year, according to William Volkman, dean of student services at the school. As a resident assistant, his responsibility will be "to maintain an atmosphere conducive to academic pursuits and responsible, meaningful, group living" in the dormitory. Mr. Leisten is a biology major, a member of the Pre-. Medical club and has actively participated in intramural football, basketball, and baseball. A 1973 graduate of Marian Central high school, Mr. Leisten is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Leisten of McHenry. Two From McHenry Participate In Piano Festival This week, 170 piano students from all over McHenry county and Elgin will participate in the annual Piano festival spon­ sored by the National Guild of Piano Teachers, Teacher division of the American College of Musicians, of which each teacher sponsoring students is a member. Each student participating is registered for a year's mem­ bership in the National fraternity of Studen Musicians, is certificated and given a gold or bronze embossed pin. Local students are Carol Petty and Richelle Allen. Judge for the festival is Dr. Thomas Hurley of St. Norbert college in DePere, Wi., where he is head of piano studies and works with piano majors in performance and pedagogy. He also supervises a cadet teaching program at the coHege for student piano teachers. Legal Notice Legal No flee NOTICE OF ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE VILLAGE OF HOLIDAY HILLS NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday. June 5,1976. at the residence of William and Carol Campbell at 2410 Driftwood Drive, McHenry, Illinois (located in the village of Holiday Hills in McHenry County, Illinois), an election will be held to fill the offices of Village President, Village Clerk and six (6) Village Trustees Hie Polls will open at 6:00 o'clock a.m. and will close at 6:00 p.m. of the same day. By Order of the Judge of the Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, McHenry County, Illinois. DATED at Woodstock, Illinois, this 5th day of May, 1976. Vernon W. Kays County Cleric McHenry County State of Illinois (Pub. May-19,1976) ye Sui Teacher Of The Week (District 15) LORN A BAUER Miss Lorna Bauer is a teacher in the Primary Learning Environment at Valley View school. She is the team leader for the PLE and also a member of the Curriculum council. She is a graduate of National college and has taken graduate studies from National and La Verne college. She enjoys needlepoint, reading, tennis, growing plants and is a member of the Springfest Fair association in Woodstock. Her students recently completed a unit on plants in which they grew some flowers for Mother's day gifts and also visited the Mitchell Park conservatory in Milwaukee. They are working on a Bicentennial play and also visited Pioneer park as part of their 1776-1976 activities. A self awareness program is being used in the PLE to help students investigage their responsibility and role in group activity. Her class also is in­ volved in the weather and May is their month to keep track of the various conditions of weather. Miss Bauer's home town is Madison, Wi. Associate Circuit Judge Is Graduate Judge Roland A. Herrmann, an associate Circuit judge in Lake and McHenry counties, was graduated from the National College of the State Judiciary last weekend following successful com­ pletion of the three-week course conducted at the University of Nevada at Reno, Nv. The National college is an activity of the judicial ad­ ministration division of the American Bar association. Judge Herrmann said the course is structured to help experienced judges re-examine their decision-making procedures and to acquire knowledge of newer judicial approaches in the conduct of trails. Judge Herrmann has had eighteen years' experience as a lawyer and judge. Since becoming an associate Circuit judge of the 19th Judicial cir­ cuit, he has presided on a continuous basis in both Lake and McHenry counties. Formed in 1964, the National college has four major goals toward improving the ad­ ministration of justice, recounted Judge Herrmann. Hiose goals include: (1) In­ crease and enhance the knowledge of current legal trends and developments; (2) Provide opportunities to learn HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS I State Realtor Head Addresses Convention PAGE S - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. for your rX child's safety *ATl* it r»dnm May 7,1976 PUBLIC NOTICE Due to the retirement later this ear of our Maintenance pervisor, applications are now being sought for a Maintenance Superintendent for the McHenry County Courthouse Complex to supervise overall courthouse operating maintenance. A knowledge of heating, ventilating, electrical ana personnel management is required. Applications and additional ,information mav be obtained from the McHenry County Board Offices, 2200 N. Seminary Avenue, Room 204, Woodstock, Ph. 338-2040, Ext. 320. Salary commensurate with ability and Qualifications. COURTHOUSE OPERATIONS COMMITTEE of McHenry County Board By Ross Kitchen, Chairman (Pub. May 19 & 26,1976) ____ Thank you for a very successful Grand Opening Celebration! ON SALE NOW! WED. & FRI. McHENRY PLAINDEALER! KINGSFORD Charcoal 7 C Lighter / ̂ * QUART LARGE STYROFOAM Picnic Cooler ONLY 2 GALLON Gas Can $ ] 4 9 WE ALSO FEATURE! • CIGARETTES 47c e SNACKS & CHIPS e ICE CREAM e BAKERY GOODS e-NOVELTIES «*3AG & BLOCK ICE >MOTOR OIL McHenry 4502 W. RTL 120 ALL ITEMS PLUS TAX CITGO Quik Mart OPEN; MON THRU FRI 6-10. SAT A SUN 7-10 SALE GOOD MAY 19-MAY *3 Beverly Ebert, president of the McHenry County Board of Realtors, was among the more than 400 members of the Illinois Association of Realtors gathered at the Peoria Hilton hotel, where over twenty committees of the association met to map future plans for the group. The first day of the three day gathering was taken almost exclusively by meetings of the associa t ion 's Legis la t ive temmittee and the various sub­ committees making up the enlarged commit tee . Legislation in the areas of rent control , condominiums, assessment and taxation, land use and zoning, real estate contracts, real estate licensing, local government, and mor­ tgage-usury and others were discussed, and the Associa t ion 's s t snd on the various issues to be faced In the about and compare judicial methods and techniques used in a variety of jurisdictions; (3) further the implementation of court goals and standards; and (4) deepen the participants' understanding of their judicial functions. upcoming sessions of the legislature were mapped. Realtor Robert Hintse of Westchester, president of the 19,000 member organisation reported extreme activity during the meetings In the ares of real estate education. One of the main goals as an organisation In IVTf is to get programs under way, and to update existing programs which will help elevste the level of professionalism within the industry. Hints said "We have a tremendously active Education Policy and Planning commitee which is planning programs for every part of Illinois dealing with practically every phase of the real estate business. Perhaps the most impressive will be the annual convention of the association which will be held this coming October In Des Plsines. Over 2,200 I.A.R. members are expected to be In attendance, and will have an opportunity to hear the most outstanding speakers from all across the nation on real estate subjects. Hintse also pointed with pride to the Make America Better Committee of the association and the outstanding work it was doing in coordinating programs "llood *y*ufht it on* of th* most prtcioui gift* your younfater could haw Plraa* don't make the miatak* of tak in§ it for frantad," urge* Dr Albert H Domm. child aafety ipecialut and former medical director of the Prudential Insurance Co parent* tuapect their child ha* vision diffi cultiet. Dr Domm ad viae* them to consult an ophthal m o l o f i i t p r o m p t l y • He point* 0 out that an Dr. Albert aphthalmol H. Domm offiM i* a physician with a Doctor of Medicine degree, fully quali fied to deal with all types of eye defects Dr Domm cite* the fol lowing as symptomatic of eye developed by the National Association of Realtors. Hintse summed up the meetings by saying that the association Is a tremendously active one. In the future, members of the industry and the public at large will be well sware of the fact that the Illinois Association of Realtors is an organisation which Is dedicated to working for the right of property ownership In Americs. watering of eves, recurring styea. croaaed eyea, and pupila unequal m site or ah ape S i m i l a r l y , y o u r c h i l d ahould be examined if he haa difficulty seeing the black­ board or reading hi* achool book a or if he complains of headaches or diuineaa follow­ ing ck>ae eye work. Dr Domm realise* that much of a child'* cloaa eye work ia a pent watching tele via* on "Youngsters ahould only be allowed to watch TV for one hour at a time and. ideally, from a diatance of atx feet away from the art," he aays ART EXHIBIT The McHenry County college Senior Citisen's Spring Oil Psinting class win hold an Art exhibit Thursday. May M. Beth the students and Carolyn Hauser, MCC instructor, Invite all interested individuals to the Congregational Universalis! church,. 221 Dean street, Woodstock, st 19 a.m. 70MOAM>*/! ~TH£ CAYfiBL BALL TtU-S VOU I Hnu- Go ~n> _ NURSING CATFISH... This unique photo was made when a visitor to Nature's Fishbowl Homosassa Springs, Fla., accidentally dropped the bottle from atop the underwater observatory bridge and this hungry baby catfish grabbed it. The Springs are located on Cen­ tral Florida's west coast. FOR THE VERY BEST IN GERANIUMS BEDDING PLANTS h VEGETABLE PLANTS at Very Rsssonsbls Prices Thompson's Flowers 214 RAFFEL RD. WOODSTOCK 338-0711 WED. THURS. • /MAY MAV 19 20 FRI. SAT. SUN. MAV MAY MAY 21 22 23 Large Group of Jr. Blouses & Big Tops off Special Group of Long & Short Dresses off Large Select Group of Men's Denim Jeans INCLUDING LEVI'S Large Group of Long Sleeve Jr. Sweaters and Spring Jackets Select Group of Ladies Sandals SIZES LIMITED Special Group of Men's Dress Shirts off LONG AND SHORT SLEEVE Noa. thru Than. 9 to 6 Fr i . 9 to » Sat . 9 to S San. 9 to 2 *jgm IV. Creep St . 385.O182 McHenry i i