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DAILY CHRONICLE, DeKalbSycamore, III. Tuesday, May SW, I Vbo 4 pGpD DDI ODii irairj i :7 1975 as an effort to brighten Kemper's Long Grove working environment, provide tours of several hundred art images for groups and individuals, and to extend recognition and support to visual artists. Four of Kiefer-Bell's paintings were included in the 1986 Spring Invitational at the Norris Cultural Arts Center in St. Charles during March and April. She and her husband, Jay foul Be, have had paintings on display at the Suburban Fine Arts Center in Highalnd Park.

The show, "Couplings II," is an invitational exhibition of 12 artist-couples from the Chicago area. collection. Also, she was invited to have a one-person exhibition of her paintings at the Botanic Garden in 1987. Jurors for the Flora Exhibition included Ed Paschke, painter; Henry Hanson, senior editor of Chicago Mogoine, and Jean Weber, administrator at the Wisconsin Historical Socity. Kiefer-Bell's mixed-media drawing, entitled "Between the Lines without a Song," was chosen for the Kemper Group Purchase Award at Harper College's 10th Annual Illinois Print and Drawing Exhibition in March.

The Kemper Corporate Art Collection began in "Foliar l-l," an award-winninr. painting by Julie Klefer-Bell, now In the permanent collection of the Chicago Botanic Garden. other musical groups, will be the featured guest director. Selections included In the program will be "West Side Story," "Ballet Egyptian," "Stars and Stripes Forever," "Rock and Roll Explosion," and "Sheep May Safetly Graze." The concert begins at 7:30 p.m., free, and the public Is Invited to attend. The Malta High School Band under the direction of John E.

Hansen, rated superior for the 16th consecutive year at Illinois High School Association contests, will be presenting Its annual spring concert on Thursday, May 22, at the Egyptian Theatre. Dee Palmer, director of the DeKalb Municipal Band and Artist wins awards DefUlb artist Julia Kllr-Bll recently received awards for her art work through juried competitions, Her 37 Inch by 53 inch oil painting, "Foliar J-2," won a jurors' cash award and purchase award at the Flora '86 Exhibition sponsored by the Chicago Botanic Garden in Glen-coe. The painting will be included in the Botanic Garden's permanent art Cook, Steven Sorrel, Kristy Holtzman. Ernest Hirn, Heather Jamison, Jennifer McCabe, Jeffrey Johnson, Amy Lenschow, David Womack, John Hulseberg, Kevin Nenonen, Alex Anderson, William Siade, Chris Hess. Buell, Meghan Juday, Damon Horn, Kamara Byrd, Suzanne Holtman, Holly Keeler, Angie Vanoverbeke, Theresa Welcker, Rufus Brown.

Katrina Hull, Shirley McMillan, Tiffany Hayes, Inali Saghu, Patrick Sheetz, Matthew Carlson, Stacey Weaver, Kara UT Mil imu'sw" it 1 E1HY IDS! How would you like to spend 10 days at camp this summer. FREEH! June 23-July 3, 1986. ArtsCrafts, swimming and much more. Ages 8-12 yrs. (applicant must be income qualified.) Contact: The Salvation Army at Payne, second place, descriptive sketch; Sibley and Faith Preas (not pictured), second place, poetry; Clausen, second place, dramatic scene; Jim Connors (not pictured), Fritz, and Barlck, third place, descriptive sketch; Weckerly, third place, short story; Kristi Weiss (not pictured), McEwlng, Llszka, and Lewis, honorable mention, descriptive sketch; Bryska, honorable mention for both short story and dramatic scene; Matt White (not pictured), honorable mention, dramatic scene; Gennie Challand, (not pictured) A number of Sycamore High School students placed In the recent Little Seven Literary Festival hosted this year by Sycamore High School, according to festival director, Marsha Behrens.

They are: back row, from left, (Behrens), Jon Malone, Andrea Lewis, Kelly Barlck, Julie Shepherd, Tom Llszka, Scott Weckerly, and John McEwIng; front row, Andy Bryska, Suzy Sibley, Stephanie Payne, Kerry Clausen, Sevlna Brewington, Debbie Madrzak, and Ken Fritz. Their placements and entries were: Brewington, critic's choice, essay; Clausen, critic's choice, short story; Malone and Madrzak, first place, short story; Shepherd and McEwlng, second place, short story; 756-4308 or stop by the office at 830 Grove St. (Chronicle photo by Brian honorable mention, poetry. Mullikin) Lindgren. Todd Toles, Pamela Newsom, Shane Smith, Kirsten Askelson, Kyle Fraccaro, Lance Sandy, Brian Jensen, Ben Zang, Jonathan Peck, Kelli Malm.

Kahlai Lambert, Brenda Bauer, Charles Criswell, Jennifer Gibson, Shawn McCoy, Richard Ott, Justin Paulson, Henrick Lindell, Jon Remala, Kenton Clapsaddle. Kelly Delap, Jonathan Scott, Andrea Smith, Diana Halstead, Stephen Hirschbein, Christina Taylor, Heather Holder-man, Kerry Doyle, Kenneth Chesser, Tammie H-jelmberg. Melissa Quiram, Chad Ruff, Susan Whitewell, Sarah Brown, Isaac Covert, Ryan Drake, Merritt Kuhn, Eric Mathey, Alison Conti, Ryan Hill. Michele Gerwig, Jennifer Krug, Christopher Stonecipher, Aaron Peppers, James Hardin, Colleen Casey, Ryan Thompson, Jason Wells, Leanna Cobb, Brian Higdon, Cesar Remond, Jeannie Schneider, Alisa Fritz, Dana Lay. 8th grade all A's Lisa Rote, Tania Gutsche, William Barrett, Carl Hagen, Lisa Wallis, Charity Disz, Christina Rink, Joshua Minihan.

8th grade all B's Kim-berry Lenschow, Nicole Smith, Martha Larson, Chucky Busse, Lori Smith, Lisa Strain, Jay Van-deburg, Stephanie Nied-bala, Melanie Petty, Pamela Schwarzbach. Kevin Bickner, Matt Halleron, Stacie Davis, Bendan Finn, Steve McCall, Michael Zakosek, Gretchen Boies, Mitchell Jones, Amber Larson, Lisa Puentes. Bridget Beckler, Jennifer Forest, Tom Hjelmberg, Julie Winkowski, Jonathan Adkins, Gregory Nicholson, Kelly Peltz, Gabriella Tobar, Martha Sheehan, Sonya Borgeson. Robert Bowman, Brita Smith in sorority Anita Smith, daughter of Charles and Alice Smith of DeKalb, is an active member of the Zeta Alpha Chapter of the Delta Zeta sorority at Bradley University, Peoria. Smith presently holds the executive board office of corresponding secretary.

Sycamore honor roll The Sycamore Junior High School honor roll for the third quarter, 1985-86 school year includes the following. 6th grade all A's Lori Fox, Kristin Hirschbein, Matt Pfund, Patrick Gallagher. 6th grade all B's Amanda Leifheit, Erica Mills, Gregory Briska, Lisa Krupka, Tanya Manasco, Kealy Bower, Toby Brannon, Jeff Hepker, Kris McCall, Dana Piazza. Sarah Womack, Elizabeth Gullberg, Julie Keil, Katie McCarter, Rachel Perkowski, Daniel Stormberg, Jennifer Adkins, Allen Doederlein, Aric Roush, Kristen Tucker. Jarrett Bidstrup, Christine Stouffer, Karen Joiner, Christine Oehlert, Shannon Sbsina, Corey Coots, Benjamin Juday, Charles Torbett, John Wild, Amy Carrier.

Chelon Klein, Ronald Mannis, Sarah Brotcke, Daniel Endthoff, Angel Rogers, Trudy Tripp, Todd Thorstenson, Scott Berry, Trasa Elam, Michelle Hagen. Jill Konecny, David Liszka, Benjamin Piasecki, Renee Ruben-dall, Sara Williams, Erica Gwillim, David Franecki, Ryan Weckerly, Shirley Hanson, Dana Keeler, Ronni Myers, Darren Brening, Krut Crear, Matthew Johnson, Keith Marcinkevic, Jill Min-nihan, Bounphone Phoneprasit, Tamara Schroeder, Mark Seaton, Daniel Tallitsch. Ryan Weishaar, Philip Kuhn, Kent Ladenberger, Amy Abizaid, William Allen, Brett Bartholomew, Jodi Brint, Tommy Keramidis, Gina Didio, Gretchen Kapperman, Chad Maveus, Tom Thome, Brian Wynn, Jennifer Beamsley, Deanna Oestreicher, Thomas Simon, Craig Gustafson, Jennifer Lane, Cameron Brown, Matt Ingram. Beth Johns, Matt Thompkins, Sarah Marshall, Kevin Ryden, Stacy Owens, Bethany Phillips, John Wallace. 7th grade all A's Emma Maclaren, Tracy Petit, Matt Weiss, Mahboobul Hague, Jennifer Scherer.

Andria Nelson, Jerod Willey. 7th grade all B's Sheila Heide, Kerry Foth, Todd Hillmer, Kristen Keller, Daniel Harris, April Johnson, Peter Ged-deis, Chris Connors, Jimmy Hendricks, Joy Lisafeld. Marc McEwing, Kathryn Olson, Jartips Gregory Born, Scott Carlson, Shane Strink, Michael Tallitsch, Daniel Turner, Neil Weir, Kristen or i i if teen drug and alcohol abuse is the problem Getting help shouldn't be! If you have noticed any of fheie SIGNS and SYMPTOMS in your adofescenf, we can hefpf Abrupt mood changes Minimizes alcoholdrug use Sudden decline in schoolwork Changing friends Defensive and irritable Ignores curfews Unpredictable mood swings Change in values Impaired relations with family low self-esteem Call 399-5351 "IcoTioiTncrTigTcJucatloI Free assessments Outpatient counseling Inpatient treatment 24 hour admissions Nationally accredited Aftercare counseling Confidential On site accredited educational program ROSECRANCE CENTER AoTTeTtectIvecnternativeto care, with certified medical and counseling personnel in a campus setting. INSURANCE V. STATE APPROVED mYft LICENSED 1505 N.

Ml Mr Rockford, Alpine Rd. Mlr AccfdHd by Th Joint Commiuion on Accrmditation of HotpHalt i Swineheart accepted DeKalb High School student Amy Swinmhoart has been accepted for the fall term at Augustana College, Rock Island. The Illinois State Scholarship Commission has awarded an Illinois monetary scholarship to Swineheart totaling $2,850. Geneva Ringo of Sycamore, right, and Mearl Wheeling of Sullivan recently enjoyed a cruise to the Bahamas. They visited Nassau, Little Stirrup Cay, and Freeport, for a vacation filled with activities.

Padilla wiru In the past month Anthony Padilla, a 19-year-old pianist from Northern Illinois University, has won the Third Midwest Chopin Piano Competition, the Ru(h Slenczynska Piano Competition, and the Society of American Musicians Young Artist competition. He's also been selected as one of two students who will perform at this summer's Ravinia Festival in Highland Park. For the Chopin competition, Padilla, a sophomore, won $500 and will be flown to New York in June to compete in the National Chopin Piano Competition. Padilla 's interpretation of Chopin won him a special prize of $200 in the Ruth Slenczynska competition, in addition to the overall first prize. One condition of the Slenczynska competition, sponsored by the Belleville Philharmonic Society in cooperation with Belleville Area College, is that the winner give a recital tour in southern Padilla's tour will be next fall.

From the Society of American Musicians, Padilla received a cash award of $1,000. Padilla's performance at Ravinia is scheduled for Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. He will also be one of 10 students selected to participate in piano master classes at Ravinia with renowed pianist Leon Fleischer, Menahem Pressler, Misha Dichter, and Karl Ulrich Schnabel. wmJ 'v Li ft Irl Now get 5 years of worryfree protection from the name that's a household word in central air conditioning.

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