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iG McHENRY C •CRYSTAL LAKE -- • - • Page 4 - PLA1ISDEALER-HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22.1985 Details of library photo contest told MONTESSORI "A Nation of Readers", a national photography contest celebrating reading in America for National Library Week 1965, is being sponsored by the McHenry Public Library and the American Library Association, with the cooperation of Congress. The contest is open to amateur photographers in two classes; adults and youth, in both black and white and color categories. Local winners will be entered in the ALA contest. All photographs will be exhibited in the McHenry Public Library and local prize winners entered in the ALA National Contest will be included in a traveling photo exhibit, booked in libraries across the country. The exhibit will premiere at the Library of Congress. National winners will be notified by July 1, and an­ nounced at the American Library Association Annual Conference, July 6 to 11, in Chicago. Local winners will be announced during National Library Week. First-place winners in each category will be forwarded to the American Library Association for judging in the ALA National Contest. Local prizes are as follows; four $100 first prizes, four $50 second prizes, and four $25 third prizes. The McHenry Women's Club will furnish (me first prize. The McHenry Public Library will furnish the other prizes. The ALA National Contest prizes are as follows: $1,000 first prize in each category, $500 second and $250 third. A president's prize of $100 cash will also be awarded. School district bus drivers pass vote for unionization By Marion Olsen School bus drivers jointly employed by McHenry High School District 156 and Elementary School District 15 voted Tuesdav morning to fonn a union to be known as the Swart- McHenry Schools Trail- rio«. District 156 supenn- sportation Association, tenaent. Mechanics employed by the Jackie Shftrfmn is president of transportation department are ^ newly-organized group. Hie association will act as a 1,1. collective bargaining agent for classified staff of District 156 the McHenry schools' 52 tran- Pf®6" union 2 tran- turned down union represen- mrtation employees. In the j*""! ection conducted by the District 15. District 15 cafeteria tirAf*ftrA«*o n AtirAirar haivA workers, organized. however, have Bank examiner con is back I McHenry Police have issued a prey on senior citizens. The warning to residents that the targeted person is usually asked familiar bank examiner scheme to withdraw funds from their if being used in the area. bank and turn them over to a I Chief Patrick Joyce said an phony bank examiner who is '^successful attempt to bilk an "investigating the institution, iderly woman out of her contacts are generally vines was made earlier this made via the telephone ana ,k residents receiving suspicious rnlla are asked to notify their Con men and women em- bank or the McHenry Police ploying this type of ruse tend to Department. The contest is open to only amateur photographers. An "amateur" is someone who does not siq>port himself or herself by taking photographs. Entries are limited to three per photographer regardless of class and category. Photographs must illustrate the theme "A Nation of Readers,4' showing the significance of reading in American life. Entries must be unmounted in 8" by 10" or 5" by 7" sizes. Ibe photos should have been taken since Jan. 1, 1964. Composite photographs, multiple prints, double ex­ posures, montages or "sand­ wiches" of two or more photographs cannot be ac­ cepted. The photographer must be able to furnish original slides and negatives if requested by the American Library Association. Two prints of photograph must be furnished. Entry deadline is April 12, and the awards ceremony will take place April 18, at the McHenry Public Library Community Room, 7 p.m. Entry forms are available at: McHenry Public Library and local schools. Judges ^or the local contest will include photography in­ structors from local high schools; a McHenry Plain- dealer- Herald representative, a camera shop owner and one McHenry Public Library trustee. Those interested should come to the library for further details, and to pick up an entry form. Death Illinois Education Labor Relations Board representative, 30 votes were cast in favor of representation and 17 opposed, employees did not vote were challenged, Edwin Oehlerking-- Edwin John Oehlerking, 88, of Lakemoor, McHenry, died Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1965, in his residence. He was born in Illinois Sept. 17, 1896. A resident of Lakemoor since 1976, formerly of Palatine, 111., Mr. Oehlerking had been em­ ployed most of his life as a farmer. Edward J. ••••••• DVORAK " X for NUNDA TOWNSHIP HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER ir Concerned a- Responsive 6 Accountable TUESDAY FEBRUARY 26 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY enrolled with an average daily attendance of 130. Prior to that, the average attendance was 90 students daily. Accordingly, he said he is optimistic that this year's program will also show an increase in students. The school board formally approved the application for funds, which will be sent to the state im­ mediately. In other business, the board approved the purchase of listening protection for the pump house at the high school. ITie lightening rods, which will come from carter Lightening Protection, will cost ap­ proximately $2,800. Duane Andreas, superin­ tendent of schools, had recently expressed concern over a bill that passed the Illinois legislature which required that scnools and other taxing districts donate to the county jail interest money received by the county on tax monies collected. Andreas felt that the school districts and other municipal districts should receive the interest money since the county is only the collector of taxes and the county should not benefit from the position. He had expressed his concern to Edward Buss, chairman of the McHenry County Board, who replied, "It appears to me that the Illinois Senate in its own wisdom, decided that if you are to receive the interest on the money from the county, you should deduct the same from your tax rate. In other words you cannot have your cake, and eat it at the same time." "Whether they were correct or incorrect in their actions, I certainly do not know. But regardless of that fact, until the law is changed, that is the course of action we must all follow." Surviving is a son Charles of Lakemoor. He was preceded in death by his wife Kathleen, Oct. 29,1977, and his parents. Visitation at the George R. Justen & Son Funeral Home and interment in Woodland Cemetery, McHenry, were private for the family only. | 'VALUABLE COUPONS' •allbedshave I N E W B U L | . ... ml | MIDDAY SPECIAL ̂ *4"ssli »•' *3« TANFAST1C SUNTAN PARLOR 1100 W LINCOLN*Mc HKNRY \ 15 ! 1815)344-5006 \ Simple Relief of Bunions, hammertoes, Hmt Pain, Warts, In grown Nails, Sports Madlcina, Lasor Surgery, Callusas, Coma, Foot Surgary. A FOOT SPECIALIST Dr. Martin Marks 1311N. Grin, McHttry art 37 McHtary An. ii Crystal Lake . 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