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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER HERALD. FRIL »Y, OCTOBER 5.1984 Schools 1 "̂ lree McHenry students darned merit semi-finalists 'Jfjfe-* McHenry High School Eaifc Campus students have beeji named National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists and ar<{* eligible to try for finalist status in the scholarship com­ petition. Mjelanie McWilliams, Elaine votyrins and Jeff Gealow were named as semi-finalists, ac­ cording to information released »>y the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. In! addition, Linda 'Gallo and Alan Gin, both of West Campus, and Carol Snyder, of East Campus were accorded "Commended Student" status for their academic per­ formance. These students placed within the top five per­ cent of more than 1 million participants in the 30th annual competition. McWilliams, Robbins and Gealow must advance to the finalist stage in order to con­ tinue in the competition for about 5,500 merit scholarships. The scholarships, valued at more than $20 million, will be Course set for nursing assistants McHenry County College, in cooperation with Memorial Hospital for McHenry County and the McHenry County Department of Health, an­ nounces a week-long continuing education course for certified nursing assistants. The course provides ad­ ditional clinical experience in home and hospital care and certification in CPR. The class will be held Oct. 22- 26, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Memorial Hospital, Woodstock. For more informatio.. on fees and registration, MCC open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, or un Friday,, between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. The registration deadline is Oct. 15 and class size is limited1* to 13. District 12 meetings are rescheduled The » following regularly scheduled meetings of the J »hnsburg District 12 board of education have been rescheduled. The meetings are normally held in the Administrative office conference room at 2117 Church St., at 7:45 p.m. The following meetings will be held in the learning centers of the buildings indicated. - Ringwood School on Nov. 27. -Johnsburg High School on Dec. 11. -Johnsburg Junior High School on Jan. 22, 1985. - James C. Bush School on Feb. 26, 1985. --Middle School on April 9, 1985. FREE HOT DOSS Wirn Hit PURCHASE Of ANY DRINK . MON IMRli FRIDAYS (11AM-3PM) PHYLLY'S 391(4 W. MAIN SF Mc HENRY awarded in the spring of 1985. Three distinctly different types of awards are offered. Every finalist is considered for one of the single-payment "National" awards, which are allocated by state. Winners in each state will be those students judged to h&ve the strongest combination of academic and e x t r a c u r r i c u l a r a c ­ complishments. In 1985, these awards will be increased from $1,000 to $2,000 and 1,800 will be offered. Finalists who meet preferential criteria of award grantors will compete for 3,700 four-year merit scholarships in two classes. About 1,400 will be corporate-sponsored awards which provide between $500 and $2,000 per year. Corporate sponsors may specify their four- year scholarships for finalists who are children of employees, residents of a company's service area, or students with career goals the company wishes to encourage. / The other 2,300 scholarships will be financed by colleges and universities for finalists who & attend their' schools. The stipends range from $250 to $2,000 per year. 7 The semi-finalists in each state represent about one-half of one percent of the state's high school graduating class. To be considered for scholarships, the semi-finalist must document continued excellence in high school, have the unqualified recommendation and en­ dorsement of the principal, confirm earlier PSAT-NMSQT scores and provide information about themselves and the\r activities. where line food and dnnk are surrounded bv the warm beauty and charm of nature Qltfc (Eountry Squire Restaurant & Hounge Our Lazy Susan Relish Tray Some of our guests think we should tell you about our Lazy Susan Relish Tray. It's part of our regular dinner menu and includes cheese spread, Herring, Chopped Liver, spiced ap­ ples Plus a surprise salarl Susan all you want, but don't forget to save room for dinner! Your hosts, Bill 4 Chris Govas Intersections Rt. 120 4 45 - Grayslako DEHO SALE SAVE THOUSANDS ON ALL MODELS OF PONTIAC & CADILLACS! USED CARS * Bright Red. V-8, Auto, Air, (JiAA M AA * J AM-FM Stereo, P.W.; W.L. >1100 COO J Tires, 22,000 Cert. 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