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Page 4 - PLAINDEALEK-HERALD. FRIDAY . MARCH 15.1985 School Marlene Matchen (center) registers her daughter Cindy (left) for next fall's kindergarten class while her brother Jason waits to give her a tour of the school. Montini kindergarteners can register next week Kindergarten and first grade registration for the 1985-86 school year at Montini Catholic School begins next week. Registration will be held during school hours on March 18*22 and March 25-28 at the Primary Center on Washington Street, next to St. Patrick's Church. Kindergarteners should have been born before Dec. 1, 1980 arid a birth certificate is required at registration. First graders who did not attend Montini kindergarten should register during these days also. Class size will be a maximum of 20 for kindergarten and 28 for first grade. As these are reached, additional sections will be started, up to four kin­ dergarten and three first grade. Those children who attended Montini kindergarten need not register for first grade. A form 1 be sent home at a later date. West concert is Monday Frederick Handel's Wflft1 be included in the program of band CTncwt- 30 in the West in honor of special selections annual West Cam The concert will Campus auditorium the public is invited to attend In addition to the pieces by Handel, Bill Casseli, a trombonist, will perform a selection Essay," by Richard Maltby. The concert hend will perform the tratBitaial march, •National Emblem," written by F.E. Baglev Otter seniors featured in the concert wSSnc and Mike Bellich. Selected winners in the competitions will also perform. The concert will end with the iazz band Sammy Nestico selections: "Tall Cotton." "W " and "Sweet Georgia Brown/* All of these numbers 4 LEAF CLOVER SPECIAL MARCH 17,1985 WESTLANE BOWLING CENTER CORNEROF RT.176&RT. 14 CRYSTAL LAKE COME TO CHAPEL HILL FOR AN ELEGANT EASTER BRUNCH! • BRUNCH-SERVING FROM 9AM-2PM •SPECIAL DINNER-SERVING FROM 3:30-8PM MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY! PLEASE CALL ANYTIME FOR BANQUET AND PARTY INFORMATION...385-0333 CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY, ILLINOIS 385-0333 BPWoffers scholarships The McHeniy Business and Professional Women (BPW) janization announced its 1985 lolarship program recently. Two scholarships, in the name of the late Maurie Taylor, will be awarded in open competition between graduating seniors from East and West Campuses and Johnsburg High School. Applications are available in the guidance offices at each school. The deadline for scholarship application is April 1. For more information contact Kathleen Moehling, scholarship chairman. Singing without sound. Impossible? Not if you're ^is Enrichment program class learned how to "signing" the words as these students are doing. si8n their names as well as sing in sign language. MEETING CHANGED The regular meeting of the Johnsburg Dist. 12 school board has been changed. Originally slated for March 26, the meeting will be held March 21. For more information contact the ad­ ministration building at 385- 6916. OOPS! The second quarter East Campus honor roll released recently inadvertantly listed Brian Smith on the 3.5 roll. Smith should have been listed with the 4.0 students. What did you do after school. In a time of budgets dictating what will be kept or cut in public schools, one alternative is the use of volunteer teachers in schemes like the "Enrichment Program" at Edgebrook School. More than 220 students took part in the program which spanned four weeks, from Feb. 18 to March 11, after regular school hours. The students met each Monday afternoon for 45 minutes in classes of their choosing. Some of the offerings included basketball, exercise to music, French, plaster craft, babysitting, creative writing, computers and a few other choices. The Enrichment program was organized by the Edgebrook Parent-Teachers Organization (PTO) and operates primarily through the efforts of volunteer teachers. Where more r Americans find a bigger refund H&R BLOCK- Found Patricia Leser $1117! We can't promise everyone this, ouf In a reecn' survey of cuyomers who got refunds. 3 out ol 4 believe tney got bigger refunds than if they did their own taxes. 3 ou( of 4! What can we find for you? ALGONQUIN- CARY- CRYSTAL LAKE- HARVARD- MARENGO- McHENRY* WOODSTOCK- 200 N.HARRISON 658-6406 OPEN MON.-SAT. 9-5 50CRYSTALST. (RT. U) 639-7711 OPEN WEEKDAYS?-?, SAT. 9-5 6CRYSTAL1AKE SHPG PLZ. 459 6960 OPEN WEEKDAYS9-9, SAT. 9-5 302W. DIGGENS OPEN WEEKDAYS9-6, SAT. 9-5 220 S STATE ST. 5*3-6363 OPEN WEEKDAYS9-6, SAT. 9-5 5101W ELM (RT. 120 ) 385-8630 OPEN WEEKDAYS9-8, SAT. 9-4 645McHENRY AVE. 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