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n LICENSE DEADLINE Secretary of State Jim Edgar has announced that over-the-counter sales of 1982 Illinois truck and trailer license plates will begin Monday, May 18, in his Springfield and Chicago facilities. May 18 is the first day the new plates may be displayed legally on these vehicles. Deadline for displaying current fiscal plates is midnight, June 30. This deadline will not be extended. PAGE • - PLAINDEALER FRIDAY. MAY IS, IW1 Consecutive Dry your clothes in consecu­ tive loads. The energy used to bring the dryer up to the desired temperature shouldn't be al­ lowed to go to waste. a. Be«*# PRESENTED SCHOLARSHIP --Jon Schmltt, right. Vocational Education student, receives |1,0M scholarship from Ed Samen, Rotary club president. Presentation was made during the annual Employer-Employee banquet held last week. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD WHALE'S TAIL PEARL AND GREEN STS McHENRY OPEN FORMERLY O'BREWERY 7 AM j VA News An average of four veterans a day have been aided in finding educational programs, advised of job openings and provided career information since the Veterans Administration opened its Career Development center nine months ago The center is able to assist veterans in determining appropriate occupational training for them in terms of their interests, abilities, educational level and the employment outlook. Donald R Ramsey, director of the VA regional office, said that most all occupational information is available in audio-visual format and that no ap­ pointment is necessary for the veteran to inspect the materials The center is open daily from 8am to 4 p.m in room 427 at the regional office located at 536 S Clark. The telephone number of the center is 353-3987 Ramsey said the center can offer veterans an op­ portunity to develop their job seeking skills through the use of interview training on videotape, and training in resume preparation. The center is for the first- time job-seeker, or an in­ dividual planning a career change The services are available to all veterans of all wars free of charge Marian Receives NCA Accreditation Principal Thomas J. Parsley of Marian Central Catholic high school an­ nounced that the school's accreditation has been extended through the 1980-81 school year following review and approval by the North Central association. Ac­ creditation is for one year at a time and must be renewed annually. "This school was last evaluated in 1972."Parsley said. "In the interim years, a school is accredited on the basis of its report on con­ ditions existing in the school and on supplementary in­ formation Our report for 1980-81 assures us of ongoing NCA membership and ac­ creditation." The North Central association is the largest of the country's regional ac­ crediting agencies. It is a voluntary league * of over 4,800 schools and 850 colleges and universities in 19 states, plus the Department of Defense Dependent Schools throughout the world. There are 625 schools accredited in Illinois. Accreditation by the North Central Association ensures that the school is meeting the minimal conditions for ef­ fectiveness. By setting standards for basic operations of the school and by • requiring a com­ prehensive self-study once every seven years, the NCA stimulates the * school towards continuous im provement. 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