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PAGE 4 - PLAIN DEALER-FRIDAY, APRIL 2, IWI C O U R T H O U S E S Q U A R E S THE INEVITABLE ALWAYS HAPPENS IF WE REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE A WARNING SIGN. i ^ A\Y.X\\\ WVYVWW a.v\\s v»v\i\v YVU\ MISSION BAND IN ACTION - A scene from "Guys and Dolls shows the mission band attempting to lure sinners Into their nightly meeting. Miss Sarah Brown, played by Joy Vyduna, is head of this little New York mission. The presentation of the annual McHenry high school musical Is being held four nights, April 1-4, at West campus auditorium. Curtain time Is 8 p.m STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD - \-p' Preparedness continues against nuclear attack. About 15 percent of the U.S. potato crop goes into potato chips! H" V.yjr* PLAN FOR KINDERGARTEN - Sister Viola Koenlgsfeld and Sttter Carol Mecko meet to finalize plans for informational meetings concerned with a kindergarten for the school year 1977-78 and a proposed pre-school for next Fall. Meetings have been set at St. John's school, Johnsburg for April 4 at 11:15 a.m. and April 6, 1:30 p.m. Parents are Invited. • With income taxes due this month, your budget may be feeling an extra pinrh. Remem­ ber, wise shoppers determine the cost per serving before pur­ chasing moat Lean meat such as hamburger, stew meat or boneless roasts yield 3 to 4 servings per pound; most roasts and steaks with some bone pro­ vide 2 to 3 servings per pound: steaks and ribs with a lot of bone, fat and gristle yield only 1 to 2 servings; but one pound of skinless franks serves 4 to 5 persons and you can satisfy 7 people with sliced bologna, sa­ lami or summer sausage if its used in a casserole or in sand­ wiches. • April showers may bring May flowers but they also bring grey chilly days. Fight the chills with a Polish Hot Pot. Pare 6 potatoes and cut into V2 inch slices. Arrange in the bottom of a greased 2 quart casserole. Cut V2 pound Polish sausage into 1 inch slices and place over po­ tatoes. Top with 6 oniqns thickly sliced. Mix a 1 pound can of tomatoes, iy2 teaspoons paprika and 1 teaspoon salt and add to the casserole. Bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Stir in % cup sour cream and bake 15 minutes longer. Makes 6 servings. Set Easter Seal Goal Rotary Co-chairmen Dr. Jay Sayler, left, and the Rev. Ralph Smith hold poster containing their 1976 collection goal for the McHenry County Easter Seal drive. The figure was selected because of its significance in this Bicentennial year. At right is Mrs. Betty Werle, County Easter Seal chairman. Tag day in McHenry will be Saturday, April 10. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD CORPORATE COMMUNION - About a dozen children who had received instruction about Holy Communion from their parents were present for corporate Communion at St. Paul's Episcopal church last Sunday. Above, Kathy and Rose Webb light candles after receiving pictures of Jesus from Father Arthur McKay, pastor. Valley View School Gives Music Program The first and second grade children of Valley View school in McHenry will present their Spring music program, "The Spirit of '76", to parents and friends Monday, April 5, at 2 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The first graders will begin the program with some patriotic songs featuring a marching group from Miss Bauer's room. "John Brown Had a Little Indian" and "Playing Indian" are songs which will include a group of Indian dancers from Miss Casey's room. Some of the children in Mrs. Gilmore's room will demonstrate a "Quaker" singing game which will have a bell ac­ companiment. Some of Miss Langner's children will be featured in a Spring garden and Easter scene. The children and their teachers have worked together making hats and other decorations for the program. The second graders will begin their part of the program by singing, "Yankee Doodle". "The Angel Band" will have an ensemble of various rhythm instruments played by children from Mrs. Spasojevich's and Mrs. Stumbri's room. Miss Weber and Mrs. Moerr- schbaecher's rooms will be featured in a cowboy medley. The classes will join together in a Stephen Foster song and some folk songs including "Go Tell Aunt Rhode" and "Going Down to Cairo". These songs will be accompanied by various children in costumes playing rhythm instruments. In conclusion, the combined classes will join together to sing "America". The program will be directed by Mrs. Dorothy Hollander, music teacher. Alas! Sam -1 got tonsillitis, followed by appendicitis and pneumonia. Then they gave me inoculations. Harry-Boy, did you have a time. Sam-- I'll say! I thought I'd never pull through that spelling test. McHENRY 3 JO TRADE FAIR WINNERS! HORNSBYS B. 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