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Art show deadline approaches Saturday, March 24, is the deadline to submit ies for the 25th n n u a l A r t Showcase, spon­ sored by the Elgin Branch of the American Association of University Women. Art Showcase '84 will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, May 12, at Hemmens Plaza, 150 Dexter Court, Elgin. Persons wishing entry forms may contact Jeanne M. Forrest, 77 Brook- wood Ct., Elgin, 111., 60120, or phone (312) 741-3867. OFFER TREES Deadline for ordering seedling trees and shrubs for ornamental, land­ scaping, Christmas trees, windbreaks, and wildlife areas is March 1. Many species remain available. Contact McHenry County Soil Water Con­ servation District, 1143 N. Seminary Ave., Woodstock, phone (815) 338- 0099. PAGE 3 - PLAINDEAI.ER - WF.HMggnAV. FEBRUARY a. 1*84 Q0n8ral News MCC WITHDRAWS drawing the policy we're acknowledging the fact that there is a large negative feeling against the policy. The policy can be brought back at a Later date," he said. The majority of the board was opposed to allowing the sale of liquor at the college. Trustee Eugene Meyer commented, "This is an educational in­ stitution. You want to have a party someplace, you go someplace else to have a party." Lee Schuppert, however, passed on the motion, indicating that a definite policy was necessary. "There's a great misconception on the part of the general public that we're going to open up a bar or have access to liquor in our student union. That was not our intention." He explained that the college should be open to consider the service of liquor at certain fund raising events, especially those which are held to benefit the college. In other business, the board: ...Tabled for a later meeting the college's policy on tuition fees for senior citizens. A bill recently passed by the state mandates that after July 1, colleges must offer free tuition to students over 65 years old. But Bartlett explained that the law also assumes that the college will put such students on a waiting list until enough -continued from page 1 "paying customers" were signed up to make the class economically feasible. It also gives the school the power to deny such a privilege to seniors who earn more than $12,000 annually. "Since 1976 we have allowed persons 60 and older a tuition reduction. We have not put persons on waiting lists, and we have no intention to study their IRS forms," Bartlett said. "We don't feel we should take away the benefits we have been giving those 60 to 64 years old. I propose that we continue with what we feel was an effective policy, but add to it and still be within the bounds of the legislature." The board voted to place the item on the agenda for the next meeting. ...Approved to the concept of occasional "board retreats." Bartlett said that the boards of many educational institutions occasionally meet in an in­ formal setting to discuss problems and issues. Although the board could not agree on the frequency of meetings or where they should take place, they found it an "excellent idea." "The key to what we're searching for is free and open discussion, where you'll be free, even restricted, from making decisions," Bartlett said. V* RUSSELLS $$ FURNITURE 3611 HW 120 ^a-iS-VAcHENRy 3HH-5HOO Reminder... a GERALD J. CAREY BUILDING For Your Convenience Our Facility At Richmond Road and Pearl Street Is Always Open On Wednesdays LOBBY: 9:00 AM TO 3:00 PM DRIVE-UP: 8:00 AM TO 5:00 PM McHENRY STATE BANK Member FDIC 385-1040 Sine. 190* MOW DO YOU LOOK FROM BEHIND? <»» mm YOU CAN LOSE BODY FAT AND BUILD A FIRM SHAPELY BODY WITH PATIENCE AND DETERMINATION. WE HAVE THE ANSWER.. .GIVE US A CALL. McHenry Nautilus HEALTH IV FITNESS CLUB 804 MILL ST. • McHENRY Behind Toylor Made Golf Company 344-2202 CALL FOR A FREE INTRODUCTORY WORKOUT 344-2202 CHAKM1M tcfttvott vOc 9°".ot N" X Fashion News! Satin-Stripe Pastels Reg. $18.99-$20 Here's a favorite fashion look for spring '84: soft, satin- stripe pastels in easy-care polyester. Take a leap into fashion now! Jupior, misses and half-sizes. Clutches -- Smart and Versatile! 4rI 'Reg. $7 Clutch them or carry them by wrist or shoulder strap. Choose your soft, multi- compartmented vinyl hand­ bag in grey, white, taupe, black, wine or brown. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 TO 5 % Major Event! Every New Spring Long Coat on Sale 35 90 Reg. $48-$49 Leap for our stunning new season starters! Misses' lined poplin rain shine coats, some with detachable hoods. In all the latest col­ ors: beige, raspberry, grey and more. Also: come see all other long coats and car coats, reg. $39-$79, now priced at $29 to $59. Family Hairstyling Center Daily 8 to 8, Sat. 8 to 3 Phone 385-4520 Um our Froo Lay sway ... or Chooaa and Chargo today!