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PAGE S - PLAINDFAIFH.Wirp*fF|ff[M y MARCH U. 1»7« Music Contest Winners Winner* from West campus in the recent music contest at Crown high school are pictured above: Front row, left to right, Rosemary Pintossi, Cindy Dicher, Maribeth Karas, Stephanie Pltel, Mary Gattone, Pamela Darsey, Cathy Gattone, Louis Thorns and Greg WUsman; second row, Brenda Love, Tammy Bieschhe, Ann Sea vers, Mary Seavers, Sue Cable, Joy V yd una, Virginia WUsman, Bonnie Burke and Brenda Ryan; third row, Marty Fossum, Jim Delilio, Chris Goetschel, Ken Standi, Warren Glawe, Lowell Klvley, Bret Jackson and Linda Freund; fourth row, Tom Cahili. B.J. Swantz, Meg Humann and John Wolfe; fifth row, Bob Haag, Doug Hertel, Scott Wieck, Joe Hansen and Selena Mays. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD i Pictured above are East campus mask students who earned a first division rating at Crown high school. They are Brass choir, Dave Alderman, Helen Arient, Brian Becker, Brad Bohl, Dave Cygan, Drew Davidson, Dave Hinspater, Jim Robertson and Dean Unger; woodwind quintet, Gretchen Heidler, Dave Hinspater, Ray Miller, Gerri Kocher and Cassie York; vocal solo, Pete Bender; solo, Carol Petty; flute solo, Debbie Mitsche. Those receiving second division ratings were woodwind choir, Kathy A hern, Scott Anderson, Barb Grandt, Laura Higgins, Charlynda Johnson. Debbie Kitterman, Jim Norys, Tim Oakley, Lisa Olsen, Gerrt Kocher, Dan Russell, Laura Schiller. Colleen Tranberg, Cassie York, Betty Zamastil and Mary Wynveen; flute duet, Carol Petty and Kris Salmon; piano solo, Debra Maris; and vocal solo, Laura Higgins. * STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD East and West canipus vocalists and instrumentalists competed at Crown high school Measles Outbreak In North State Since January 1 Dr. Joyce Lashof, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, said that nearly 130 cases of measles have been reported in Illinois since the beginning of January. "The outbreaks of measles * ace occurring primarily in the northern part of the state," she said, "and the majority of the cases are occurring in children of junior high and high school age." • ' "Many children in this age group," Dr. Lashof explained, "either have not been im­ munized against measles, or were vaccinated with the inactivated, or killed-virus vaccine which was generally given before 1967. This vaccine is not as effective as the live- virus vaccine in use since the end of 1966." The state health department is working closely with local health departments, physicians and school officials in the af­ fected areas. Outbreak con­ tainment clinics are being conducted, and in the Whiteside - Henry - Bureau County area, where more than 50 cases have been reported, 10,000 children ages one through high-school, have been immunized. Dr. Lashof advised parents to have unimmunized children vaccinated as soon as possible. "If your children receved measles vaccine before 1967," she added, "the probability is that they were given the inactivated vaccine, and should be re-immunized." Dr. Lashof noted that measles is not a harmless childhood odisease. "Many children are left with hearing, vision of mental deficiencies as a result of measles," she said. "Having your children im­ munized is the one way to assure thery will not suffer from the tragic consequences of this disease." Measles immunization can be obtained from a private physician or from a local health department. Persons who cannot see a private physician and who live in an area where there is no local health department should contact the Illinois Department of Public Health, Immunization Program. 535 West Jefferson, Springfield, IL.. 62761. recently and brought home the following honors: West Campus First division soloists: Scott Chesler, vocal; Cathy Byers, horn; Joy Vyduna, vocal; W. brett Jackson, vocal. Ensembles: Brass Sextet; B J. Swantz. John Wolf. Ann Seaver, Meg Humann. Tom Cahill and Greg Wilsman Saxophone Quintet: Mike Bazan, Linda Freund. Mary Seaver. Ken Stanek and Marty Fossum. Brass Sextet: Joe Hansen. Louis Thorns, Cathy Byers. Lowell Kivley, Doug Mertel and Bob Haag Woodwind Quintet: Brenda Ryan. Tammie Bieschke. Stephanie Pitel. Barb Rom me and Mary Gattone. Girl's vocal Quartet: Mary Gattone, Cathy Gattone. Patti Althoff and Pam J)orsey. Flute • Duet: Rose Pintozzi and Virginia Wilsman Swing Choir: Pam Dorsey, Patti Althoff, Cindy Dicker, Joy Vyduna, Bonnie Bourk. Maribeth Karas, Selena Mays, Susan Cable, Kim Nielson, Louis Thorns, Joe Hansen, Chris Goetschel, Lowell Kivley. Brett Jackson, Warren Glawe, Scott Chesler, Mike Bazan and Jim Delilio. Swing choir accompanist are Cathy» Gattone, Scott Weick and Bob Boyle Second Division Soloists: Louis Thorns, vocal; Mike Bazan, sax solo; Andy Oakley, sax solo; Laurie Olsson, vocal. Ensembles: Sax trio: Clare Higgins, Ken Stanek and Mary Seaver. Vocal Duet: Joy Vyduna and Kim Nielson. f Girls' Ensemble: Tammie Bieschke, Ellen Lang, Lisa Newport, Cindy Barnes, Cathy Gatto.ie, Michelle Schroeder, Suda Paramon and Kim Curry. Boys' Ensemble: Warren Glawe, Ray Jensen, Scott Chesler, Mike Rivas, Ed McGehee, Nelson Barnes and John Lewey. Woodwin Trio: Felicia York, Virginia Wilsman and Karen Anderson. Boys' Quartet: Joe Hansen, Lowell Kivley, Brett Jackson and Louis Thorns. Clarinet Quartet: Linda Freund, Calinda Leonard, Joy Vyduna and Dawn Campbell Establish New Claims Offices In State Lottery A new official claims center for the Illinois state lottery has been established at the In- terinational House of Wines and Cheese, Rt. 12. Richmond. It will be open seven days a week. Another center is located in the Illinois Revenue depart­ ment office, 304 S. Barrington road, Wauconda. The offices will be convenient for winners of over $20 on the fifty-cent ticket and over $40 on the dollar ticket. Muskie says Ford's plan means trouble- STORE HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9-9 SAT. 9-6 SUN. 10-5 s p u r g e o n s Ladles, step Mo casual comfort...and 20% Thic WMk O*ly i V " Come see this trio of new Spring casuals with easy-going cotflfort, this week, while you save $2.02 to $2.42 per pair! A. Genuine covftride tie on crepe sole. Tan, 5-10, reg. $11.99 9.57. B. Jute wedge, hand-stitched moc toe slip-on with crepe sole. Tan man-madq. up­ pers. 5-10, reg. $9.99 7.97. C. 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We will * be looking forward to hearing from vou MG Dr. Bailey Is Named To High Post I»r Nathan Bailey, president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, was recently elected to a two-year term as president of the National Association of Evangelicals at its thirty- fourth annual, national con­ vention in Washington. DC Announcement came from the McHenry Alliance . Bible church The National Association of Evangelicals iN.A.E .) is a voluntary association of denominations. churches, organizations and individuals committed to cooperative action among evangelical Christians For thirty-four years it has served in such areas as missions, broad casting. Christian education and governmental relations, and functions through five affiliated groups and eight commissions Membership i n c l u d e s t h i r t y - f i v e denominations and individual' congregations from sixty-five affiliations representing more than 30.000 churches Before his election. Dr. Bailey was the First Vice- President of N A E since 1974, and President of the World Relief Commission of N A E. since 1967 Dr. Bailey continues in his position as president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance at its international headquarters in Nyack, New York Through fiscal year 1975. the federal government had spent a total of $239 billion on benefits programs for veterans of all wars ^ s p u r g e o n S j Semi-annual Hosiery Sale ends Sunday, March 21 These are members of the McHenry East campus freshman- sophomore stage band which earned a II rating at the prestigious Oak Lawn Jan Festival held recently. The group's next competition will be at the Mundelein Jazz Festival March 2t. The group also will appear at the all-city Jazz concert Wednesday, March 17. The group is directed by W.N. Toalson. 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