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Tagc tt-PLAI%DKALKB-HKHALD, r K l D A \ . M A l 1 0 , 1 9 8 5 Schools Local students recognized Briefs â k̂ M | Library gets a lift $ Over the past year, Montini Primary Center has •: made every effort to improve the library. Larry •; and Kate Huck (shown above with students) have helped reorganize with many hours of typing and book backing and even setting up new furniture donated by the Phalin family. fMcHenry High is accredited Robert 0. Swartzloff, superintendent of McHenry High School District 156 received notice that the school's North Central Association ac­ creditation has been extended through the 1984-85 school year following the review and ap­ proval of its Annual Report at the Association's Annual renewed annually. Dr John S. Kemp, NCA state director at the University of Illinois, said "The school and community should be proud of the accreditation, for this provides assurance that the school meets those minimal yet rigorous preconditions for ef­ fective education established by I Meeting. Accreditation is for. the Association. Through this t one year at a time and must be voluntary membership in the I JHS band first at state The Johnsburg High School band captured a first place award at a recent state music contest. The competition, held in Byron, included bands from 25 northern Illinois schools. The JHS band performed "Hosts of Freedom March," "Devonshire "Bisham After playing for three judges, the band was required to play a piece they had not seen, NCA, the school and the people in the district have committed themselves to the pursuit of quality in education." The North Central Association, which was founded in 1895, is the largest of the country's regional accrediting agencies. It is a voluntary organization of over 5,500 schools and 900 colleges and universities in 19 states, plus th$ Department of Defense Dependent Schools throughout the world. By setting standards for basic operations of the school and by requiring a comprehensive Overture Grange mm t N •: -i • m : n N N M Your flake Or Mine APR. 16 MAY 12 Tony Dawnson, dedicated greet­ ing card writer, attempts to win back his ex-wife. Slight problem - she now has a fiance. He throws a party(to win her back) where uninvited guests show up wearing a towel, slip, and a 'go- go' outfit. A party to end all parties.Starring John Alexander and our professional cast of New York Equity Actors. previously. The judge allowed evaluation once every seven them five minutes to look the years, the NCA stimuiates the piece over and then asked the school towards continuous band to perform. improvement. The last opportunity to hear the band perform will be auditorium. May 15, in the | AmeNCM 1^011 Post 491 2505 N. Ringwood Rd. McHenry, II FISHFRYEVERY FRIDAY MITE 5:30- 8:30p.m, Perch $4.50 (All You Can Eat) Cod 5.00 Catfish 5.00 Shrimp 6.00 Meals Include: Potato, Home­ made soup, Rolls, Cole Slaw or Salad, Dessert & Coffee HONORS COUNCIL Jeffrey Schaefer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schaefer, McHenry, has been named to the honors council at Carthage College, Kenosha, Wis. A business administration and marketing major, he main­ tained a grade point averago of 3.4. ACCOUNTING AWARD Edward J. Donahue, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Donahue of McHenry received the Prof. James * Galley scholarship award at Augustana College, Rock Island, DL He was oneof21 accounting students to receive such awards. SCHOLARSHIP The Garden Club of Crystal Lake is offering two, $750 scholarships to full-time students at McHenry County College. The scholarships are for tuition, fees and books. The deadline for application is May 30. GRADUATE William J. Boeka, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Boeka, of McHenry, is scheduled to graduate from the University of Wisconsin, Platteville, this Sunday. He is a candidate for a bachelor of science degree in radio and television broad- - casting. Marian hosts spelling bee Marian Central Catholic High School will host the Northwest Suburban Conference spelling tournament on May 15. Contestants will include students from Grant, Gray slake, Johnsburg, Lake Zurich, Marengo, Round Lake, Wauconda and Marian Central high schools. Eight local eighth grade students were recognized Monday evening by the Kiwanis Club of the Wonder Lake area. The club held its 36th annual merit award dinner at the Ringwood United Methodist Church. The following students were honored for their academic achievements: Heather Ropp and Marc M&ller, of Harrison School; Heidi Taylor and Henry Goetz. of Northwood Junior High School; Kathy Lane and Matthew Hennigan of Johmfourg Junior High School; and Jenifer Huemann and Michael Dickow, of St. John's School. i'Vilianr $0 utte C ofMc of McHenry 'A Good Place to be" MOTHER'S DAY Prime Rib Dinner Butt Steak Dinner *7.95 $7.95 Dinners include: Soup and Salad, Vegetable, Choice of Potato, Rolls and Butter. FREE Wine for Mom ROUTE 120, McHENRY 385-0900 GROUP PUNS AVAILABLE Also SPECIAL ALL-INCLUSIVE DINNER/THEATRE FUN PACKAGES FROM ONLY *18.50 (Retentions Required) Matinees 2 15 PM Ttie W«d Thur Sat. 4 30 Sun Eveninp 8 45 Thur 1 Fri. 7 IS PM Sat Restuarartt Opens at 11 30 Shops at 12 30 Fot Intormttion tnd Resemtim C»ll 1-815 568-7218 On U S 20 3 Miles West of Marengo n m i i i i i i t f m i n i m n i n i r r ALUABLE P0TENTE LLA YELLOW FLOWERING SHRUB 1 GAL. SIZE ANY *2S00 PURCHASE 4' TO 5' TALL REG $89.95 (LIMIT 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER-OFFER EXP. 5/10/85) RIDGE NU RETAIL & WHOLESALE MON.-FRI., 10-7 SAT. & SUN., 8-7 (815)385892 ACORN RIDGE NURSERY RTE. 120 EAST TO DARREL RD., THEN SOUTH \Va MILE TO NURSERY 30540 N.DARREL R0. • McHENRY (V0L0) NOTICE Published by direction of the WONDER LAKE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTV of McHenry County, Illinois (hereinafter referred to as "District"). 1. The General Fund Levy for the District for the preceding year (fiscal year 1984-1985) was $304,725.00 of which $259,466.56 was ex­ tended. 2. The amount of the proposed General Cor­ porate Fund Levy exclusive of election costs for the current year for the District is $299,175.00. > 3. The proposed General Corporate Fund Levy for the District for the current year calls for a 1.82 percent decrease over the preceding year's levy (and a 13.27 percent increase over the property taxes actually extended for the preced­ ing year. 4. Hearing on the proposed General Corporate Fund Levy will take place on May 24, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. at Company 1 Building, 4300 E. Wonder Lake Road, Wonder Lake, Illinois. This item is published in compliance with Act signed by the Governor of Illinois on July 29, 1981. Published in Sentinel-Herald on May 10, 1985. Published in Plaindealer-Herakk on May 10, 1985. BOYS AND GIRLS! EARN YOUR OWN SPENDING MONEY! WIN CASH AND PRIZES! <• * m / UufiXti BE A PLAINDEALER HERALD CARRIER! Plaindealer Herald routes provide teenagers with a chance to earn their own money, learn a business, gain confidence in themselves and prove themselves to the world without cutting into study time. Plaindealer Herald paper routes are both fun and profitable. Many routes are available now. One of these routes could be 'right in your own neighbor­ hood. Call the circulation department today to apply. You could be on your way to a rich and re­ warding career as a newspaper carrier. 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