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Head Mental Health' League College Honors Sue Malenius A Top Student Sue Malenius the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Edwin Malenius of 2801 Apache trail, McHenry, has achieved the Dean's list of the College of Education at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sue received this distinction for achieving a grade point average placing her in the top 20 percent of the college sophomore class. She resides in the 4-H House for girls on the campus. She said, "The excellent teachers, education and training taught at McHenry East high school helped make this all possible". Top Students Named At NIU Several area students have been named among top students at Nor­ thern Illinois university in DeKalb. PAGE 15 -PL/ Listed with grade point averages from 3.75 to 4.00 are Juli Ann Cepulis, Celeste Marie Seavey, Jodi Beutel, Deborah Caifano, Patricia Ceithaml, Christian Goetschel, Judy Grenier, Judy Ann Hyan, and Rhonda Sweetwood, all of McHenry. Also listed are Leonor Meyer, Jean Hoch and Brenda Treasure of Wonder Lake; Roxanne Nimsgern, Justin Traver and Vicki Crews of Spring Grove. HONOR STUDENTS Approximately 2,380 students (11.8 percent of total undergraduate enrollment) were posted to the fall semester academic Deans' list at Southern Illinois university- Carbondale. From McHenry they were Colleen Nitka (straight "A") 4814 Wildwood. Bruce Brda, 3712 W. Grand avenue; Robert Grom, 2309 W. MDEALER - FRIDAY, MARCH 4,1983 Country lane; Steven Moehiing, juo N Timothy; and Lucy Reyes, 804 W.^ Area drive. Jeffrey Anderson, 5509 Sommerville drive, and Richard Berndt, 4317 E. Wonder Lake Drive, both of Wonder Lake, were also in­ cluded, as were Charles Lilla, Mitch} Wegner, and Raymond Westphall, all of Spring Grove. IN RIPON CONCERT The Ripon college orchestra, in, conjunction with 15 local children1 ages 3 to 15 who play instruments by the Suzuki method, performed two- concerts Feb. 26, at Ripon college.^ Krista Kaefer, a sophomore at Ripon,, played with the orchestra. She is the daughter of Thomas Kaefer of 4940. North Oakley, Chicago, and Ms.1 Gertrude Kaeferof 5211 Patton drive, Wonder Lake. •{•lining >r Rebuilding Sam* Day Hoot Canal* st Dantal Cm! d Rlv#r Grew# WONDER LAKE 7165 Barnard Mill Rd. (By Appt. Only) McHENRY 3424 W. Elm Suite 27 344-3252 Open: M-F 8am-5pm, Sat9am-Noon Others by Appt. (Uirpt'ls ct Floor ftoi tarings rst. i;i>« 117 E. NW Hwy. - Barrington, IL 312-381-7507 Mon.,Thur8.,Fri. 10-9 Tues.,Wed.,Sat. 10-5; Sun. 12-5 200 Washington - Woodstock, IL 815-338-1000 Mon.,Thurs.,Fri. 10-9 Tues.,Wed.,Sat. 10-5; Sun. 12-5 663 Villa St. - Elgin, IL 312-697-2600 Mon.,Thurs.,Fri. 10-9 Tues.,Wed.,Sat. 10-5; Sun. 12-5 furth^^H PRICE REDUCT PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Tidy Carpets & Floor Coverings is moving its Woodstock store to a new location in Woodstock. We must sell our in-stock items now rather than pay costly moving expenses. Our move means savings for you at each of our locations.,.save up to 67% during this weekend sale! FREE PADDING WITH ANY STOCK CARPET OR REMNANT. Materials must be paid in full at time of purchase and delivered, installed or picked up within 30 days. Coupon valid in all three Tidy locations March 3,4,5,6,7,1983 only. •COUPOW CABIN CRAFT Elegant Luxurious tone on tone designer carpeting -only 5 colors are left of this outstanding value. $1 095 REG. 18.95 SALE 1 Mm SQ.YD. EVANS & BLACK o I Only 2 colors, blue and beige, in this outstanding solid saxony. $Q95 REGULAR 14.95 SALE SQ.YD. * 9 HORIZON Wide selection of limited yardage in stock. Unbelievable values with savings up to 60%. $Q95 ALL IN STOCK ONLY SQ.YD. DO-IT-YOURSELF WITH: Foam back carpeting $0 99 as low as O so YD z 0R ' Kangabac Urethane $C95 starting at & SQ.YD. Wide range of colors and styles. Excellent values for any room in your house. All in durable easy to care for in any room of your house. All in durable easy care 100% nylon. EVANS & BLACK Another outstanding value. Solid colors in a softly et­ ched fine saxony. Unique design with durable fibers. ORIG' .ALLY £ Q C OFFERED ALL IN STOCK 9 | V W AT 29 95 ITEMS ONLY | SQ.YD. DO-IT-YOURSELF WITH: Foam back carpeting $0 99 as low as O so YD z 0R ' Kangabac Urethane $C95 starting at & SQ.YD. Wide range of colors and styles. Excellent values for any room in your house. All in durable easy to care for in any room of your house. All in durable easy care 100% nylon. EVANS & BLACK Another outstanding value. Solid colors in a softly et­ ched fine saxony. Unique design with durable fibers. ORIG' .ALLY £ Q C OFFERED ALL IN STOCK 9 | V W AT 29 95 ITEMS ONLY | SQ.YD. DO-IT-YOURSELF WITH NO-WAX VINYL FROM ARMSTRONG 3 PATTERNS _ $Q99 Reg. 5.99 Sa'® W sq.ft. 2 PATTERNS e , 5^49 Reg. 7.50 Sa,e • s<Mt Hurry!!! Beautiful easy care flooring by Armstrong won't last long at these prices. LEES Top selling sculpture of durable Antron III - Excellent carpeting for families desiring easy to maintain and long wearing floors that look beautiful longer. Only 5 $1 0 9 5 REG. SOLD AT 16.95 SALE | SQ.YD. DO-IT-YOURSELF WITH NO-WAX VINYL FROM ARMSTRONG 3 PATTERNS _ $Q99 Reg. 5.99 Sa'® W sq.ft. 2 PATTERNS e , 5^49 Reg. 7.50 Sa,e • s<Mt Hurry!!! Beautiful easy care flooring by Armstrong won't last long at these prices. ALL REMNANTS REDUCED A MINIMUM OF 50% OFF REGULAR RETAIL. SOME REDUCED MORE THAN 67%! Former president, Sandra Schmitt Of Crystal Lake, third from left, hands the gavel to newly elected president of the Mental Health Resource league, Suzanne Beam, McHenry, third from right. Other new officers include, from left, Martha Peters and Sharon O'Dwyer, both of McHenry; Mrs. Schmitt, Voni Ferghson, Mrs. Beam and Sheila Aleckson, all of McHenry, and Beverly Thomas of Crystal Lake. New officers and board were recently Installed at the annual gieeting and brunch in Algonquin. When the annual meeting of the Mental Health Resource League for McHenry County was held recently in Algonquin, Suzanne Beam of McHenry, was named president. Other officers elected were first vice- president, Beverly Thomas, Crystal Lake, second vice-prcsident, Sheila Aleckson, McHenry; treasurer, Voni Ferguson; corresponding secretary, Martha Peters^ jecording secretary, Sharon O'Dwyer, all of McHenry. Proposal chairperson Sally Stallard is from Woodstock and scholarship chairperson is Judy Zid from McHenry. Directors on the board of the league include, from Algonquin, Monica Pratt; Woodstock, Karen Wells; Crystal Lake, Carolyn Wotring; Sara Verseman, Diane Davis and T. J. Braun; and from McHenry, Wynne Roy, Barb Hajeck, Barb Winn, Char Buchand Char Mowery. Hie purpose of this over 200- member organization is to provide financial support and aid to mental health agencies and institutions in the county. The league is concerned with the problems and prevention of mental illness, alcoholism, mental retardation, drug spouse, and child abuse and developmental disabilities. In 1962 the Mental Health Resource league funded nearly 20,000 in grants and scholarships to agencies throughout the county. Most of the financial resources come from the league's annual "Fair Diddley" day in Woodstock each 'spring. This year the fair will be held on the Woodstock City Square Sunday, May 15, from noon until 5 p.m. Fair Diddley is an old fashioned country fair with over 250 juried craft and fine arts exhibits, shows, and continuous entertainment. Visitors to the fair will be able to find food, books, baked goods, children's toys and clothes for sale. Other activities the league sponsors are some produce and grocery retail "shop and share" days, "Home for the Holidays", an autumn fashion show with a luncheon and holidy gift boutique, and an annual recipe book .collection* In the future, league members are committed to continue raising money, becoming more in­ volved in volunteer work, and providing educational seminars for county residents. PTO Sponsors Shop And Share Landmark Parent Teachers organization will hold a Shop and Share fund-raising program March 28, 29 and 30. By shopping at the designated store on one of those days, 5 percent of the total purchases, ex­ cluding tax, will be donated to the organization. Landmark PTO will use the money generated by their Shop and Share to provide for the children a cultural enrichment performance and to cover other projects at the school. Anyone interested in helping Landmark PTO by shopping on those dates will need a Shop and' Share identification card which will be sent home with each child in advance of the scheduled dates of March 28, 29 and 30. Only female and young gorillas sleep in trees, mature males sleep on the ground at the base of the tree. JOHN F. LAMPE Available To Practice In: •PERSONAL INJURY/TRIALS •BUSINESS/CORPORATIONS •ZONING •WILLS/PROBATE •DIVORCE •REAL ESTATE •WORKERS COMP. ALEXANDER' LUMBER CO. 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