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AN EROTIC SCIENCE FICTION FANTASY IN VIVID COLOR 3814 WEST ELM STREET NaTioNaL aaNK OF IVFHeiMRY box 338 Mchenry, iluwmsjbooso For more information and appointments contact: Or. Ken Falkinham, Assistant Superintendent, (815) 385-6916 or Mr. Steve Pollock, High School Vocational Director, {815) 385-4003 LEGAL The Johnsburg Community Unit Board of Education will receive sealed bids for the sale of their Building Trades House Number 2; located, 5009 Lake Dawnwood Drive, in Lake Dawnwood Subdivision in the Village of Sunnyside. The minimum bid of $74,000 is being asked. Specifications and official bid forms can be secured from Dr. Ken Falkinham, Assistant Superinten­ dent, at the Administrative office at 2117 W. Church Street, McHenry, Illinois. Sealed bids will be received until 2:00 p.m. June 24, 1980. The / board reserves the right to reject or accept any and/or all bids found to be in the best interest of the district. Signed: Jim Preston, Board Secretary DIRECT DEPOSIT AVAILABLE NOW Join the millions who are getting out of line! Sign tip now for Direct Deposit. Johnsburg Community Unit Schuol District 12 Proudly Presents BUILDING TRADES HOUSE NUMBER 2 NOW OPEN FOR BID! LOWER LEVEL A. Family Room 28' x 24' B. */i bath 5' x 9' C. Basement 24' x 24' D. Master Bedroom 16 x 15 E. % bath 5' x 8' F. Full Bath 5'xll' G. Dining Room 11' x 12' H. Kitchen 11' x 12' I. Bedropm 12' x 12' J. Bedroom 12' x 11' K. Living Room 18x12' L. Garage 22' x 24' UPPER LEVEL Yoa have the opportonity to select yoor own finishes! •Light Fixtures •Paneling •Linolenm •Plumbing Fixtures Hold Confirmation Rite We take the mail \ Serving the banking needs of the McHenry area. MtmbtrFDIC Pictured are the 28 members of (lie Senior Confirmation class at Shepherd of the HSb Lutheran church. In the first row, left to right, are Steven Mack, Clark White Jr., Victor Romandiae, Sarah Lamboura, Janet Hautdnger, Christen Petersen, Janine Cody, Glna Marterano, Frank Colomer Jr., and Kristin Stuhr; second row, Anthony Davis, Kim Palaiso, A service of confirmation was , held Sunday at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, for the 28 members of the Senior Confirmation class, The class members confessed their faith through the words of the Apostles Creed and .then knelt individually before the altar to receive the confirmation blessing from Pastor Roger Schneider. The service came as a climax to two years of training. The class members met each week during the Sunday School hour with Golden Gleams He who overlooks one fault invites another. -Publilius Syrus. RAPE SEMINAR Rape and its prevention is the subject of a two-hour seminar at the Woodstock Opera House May 28 at 7 pm. The program is co-sponsored by the Woodstock Police Department and thei<>< McHenry County Com­ prehensive Mental Health Service system. It is open to the public. teachers Ron Kot, Kristin Stuhr and Pastor Roge" Schneider to learn the church doctrine and to receive an overview of Bible history. Through class discussion, group readings, and audio­ visual presentations the students were prepared for an informed and meaningful church" membership, The students will continue to Charlotte Frits, Donna Davidson, Susan Benurdsley, Leslie Chelini, Rolant Hunt, Kristopher Tenher and Michael McNish; third row, BMaa TMetJe, Ron Kot, WflUam Mottdor, Richard Mack, Daniel Mohnen, Kenneth Alton and Songs Anderson, Elisabeth Mihevc, Krista Taylor, Angela Kollenkark, Beatrice Gemmeil and Pastor Schneider. participate in the life of the church by being involved in family worship, youth and senior choir, Luther league, ushering and participation in the Senior Special discussion group for teen-agers. The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none. -Thomas Carlyle. Rainbows wore believed by the Norsemen to be bridges between earth and the home of the gods in the oky. Far Dependable, Economical Cooling. LENNOX Central Air Conditioning ALTHOFF INDUSTRIES MCHENRY 809 N. FRONT STREET 815-3BS-S7QO FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 23, 1940) WATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL PARKING-METER MOR'TORIUM P O BOX 338 Twice Told Tales PAGE II - PLAINDEALER - FRO) AY, MAY 23,ISM McHenry high school has recently established an annual scholarship of $100 to be given to a worthy senior of each graduating class in memory of Louise Barbier, who was president of the Council for the school year of 1954-55. The money for the scholarship will come out of the Student Council treasury each year and is to be raised by the various activities and functions which the Council sponsors. The Girls Athletic association of McHenry high school announced a special memorial in honor of their former president, Mary Jane Gerasch. The board voted to establish a per­ manent annual gift fund to be decided each year by the G.A.A. for worthwhile and charitable purposes decided by the group. The new petit jury in­ cludes Delia K. Miller, Lena Hettermann and Joseph Adams. The fighting Warriors of McHenry capped their most successful season on record with a 5-1 victory over the Tigers of Crystal Lake. The win gave the orange and black an 18-3 record for the season. The weed Queen Anne's Lace -- actually the tiny flowers atop the wild carrot -- is also called "devil's plague" because it can crowd useful grasses from fields and pastures. OPEN EVERY NITE FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 29, 1930) llie Baccalaureate ser­ vices were held at the Community high school auditorium with the twenty- nine members of the graduating class as guests of honor. The seniors, in caps and gowns, marched to their seats while Miss Lois Esch played the march. The address of the evening was delivered by Rev. Bonhan of Chicago, pastor of the M.E. church, and was an in­ structive one for the students, full of good advice and counsel for 4he young people. The Claire Beauty Shoppe, formerly located on Main street, West McHenry, has moved to new quarters on Green street and will be ready to open for business there May 31. They came, they saw, but conquer they did not. Hubert (Huppy) P. Schoewer saw to that when the boys, .calling themselves the Elgin All- Stars, popped open the baseball season on the McHenry d i amond . Schoewer, hurling for the MACS, gave up one hit, a Texas leaguer over third to open the second inning, and shut out the touted Elginltes in one of the finest mound exhibitions turned in, in this vicinity in some time. The final score was 6-0. Three McHenry firemen and two employees of the McHenry Dairy were seriously burned when fire destroyed part of the plant, located about two miles north of this city. One fireman, Floyd Covalt, Jr., and the two workmen, Kirk Selby and Howard Petty, were taken to the hospital for treatment for burns. The other two firemen, Ted Miller and Herman Kreutzer, suffered severe burns &bout the face, but r ece ived emergency treatment here. Jimmy Downs, two-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Downs of McHenry, didn't have his penny bank handy, so he put the coins in his mouth. His cries later told his parents that the money had been "deposited" in the wrong bank. Work has already started on a much needed road improvement being the two- mile stretch extending east from the present blacktop to connect with the Lake county pavement, around the south end of Pistakee Bay. This road has been the subject for discussion among residents in the Bay region for several years. TWENTY-FIVE YEARSAGO (Taken from the files of May 26, 1955) The Student Council of the TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 29, 1970) Base pay for teachers in District 15 was established. A $7,400 figure was set for beginning teachers with a teacher's degree, $7,900' for a Master's degree and a top of $12,300 for Master's degree plus sixteen hours. Richard Looze, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Looze, was one of eleven students who were named as Milton college representatives in the 1970-71 publication of "Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities". WARM SUNSHINE ... A book and the beach arc a colorful combination for Monica Koerner. The sun­ shine at Daytona Beach Re­ sort Area gives her a nice lan, and the good book she's reading keeps her well read! 2069 - 8:25 SUPERKNIGHT-10:15 OFFICE GIRLS -11:30