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Earn Speech Honors PA(.K 11 -PI .\IM>KAI.KH - FRIDAY. MARCH 30,1979 Library Trustees \ Louise Hipwell At Leadership Institute Louise Hipwell, a volunteer member of the board of directors of the McHenry- Nunda Public Library district, attended the Illinois Library Trustees association's Leadership Institute for Trustees which was held in Springfield from March 25-29. This Institute, which was funded by a federal L.S.C.A. grant, was the culmination of a series of special workshops dealing with various aspects of Illinois Library Trusteeship. Those who completed this effort are not only trained in the "how to's" of library trusteeship, but also serve as a select cadre of Illinois library people who are trained to train others. Being able to serve one's community's information needs is a very special privilege and Louise Hipwell of the McHenry-Nunda Public Library district is now in the forefront of library trusteeship development. Name Chairmen For T&C "Remember When" c Suzanne Vadasz, left, instructor of Speech at MCC, is shown with students, Ami Wilson, McHenry; Bev Kimball, Woodstock; Dee Ahem, Cary; and Beth Elwood, Huntley. Five McHenry County college Speech students cap­ tured two first place trophies at a speech tournament at William Rainey Harper college in Palatine earlier this month. The five women competed against - other beginning speakers from Elmhurst college, Elgin Community college, Central YMCA Community college, Triton college and Harper. The MCC students par­ ticipated in Beginning Poetry Interpretation and Beginning Public Speaking and won first place in both areas. Bev Kimball, Woodstock, won a first place trophy for her poetry program, "Storms of Life", and a certificate of participation for her speech, "To Eat or Not to Eat", which dealt with school food ser­ vices. The MCC students also took the top three positions in public speaking. Dee Ahem, Cary, brought home a first place trophy for her speech, "Anorexia Nervosa". Beth Elwood, Huntley, won the second place trophy for her speech on Saudi Arabia, "Space Age Technology in an Ancient Civilization". Amy Wilson, McHenry, earned the third place trophy for her speech, "Hatha Yoga", in which she used visuals, music, and herself doing the postures. Lu Propeck, Woodstock, earned a certificate of partic­ ipation for "Rock Collecting- Hobby and Friendship Maker". Suzanne Vadasz, instructor of Speech at MCC, is over­ whelmed by her students' accomplishments. But she stresses that these speeches were not developed for winning but as growth experiences in the classroom. The contest was more of a gathering of people and ideas where mutual sup­ port and learning prevailed over prizes. Stable Management Course At College Managing a stable and caring for horses is a full time joL for some people. But the novice who keeps horses for a hobby may need some instruction. McHenry County college is offering "Stable Management" on Tuesday evenings in six sessions April 3 through May 15. The course will be taught by Dr. Gordon Iverson, a veterinarian in Harvard, and Bill Tracy, owner of Bill Tracy Training stable in McHenry. The course will be held at the stable and will run from 7 to 10 p.m. Students will have the op­ portunity to observe and work in a stable, as well as see Iverson and Tracy demonstrate techniques in caring for horses. Because of the season, the instructors will also be able to show care of foals. Areas of instruction will include physical exam of a mare; checking for parasites; equine anatomy; vaccinating procedures; breaking a horse and stable management. Students may register by calling McHenry County college. "Y" Kiddy Kollege The 10-week program for 3 to 6 year-old boys and girls known as Kiddy Kollege will begin the week of April 8 at the Lake Region YMCA. The morning program is available Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. The afternoon program is available on Tuesday or Thursday from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. St. Patrick's T&C "Remember When" held a general meeting Monday, March 26. At this time the following committees and their chairpersons were named: Jim Coughlin, liquor; John Doherty, electrical; Terri Melone and Maureen Keller, artistic decor halls and en­ trance; Bill Pictor, ad coor­ dinator; Mary Jeanne Trosky, first aid; and Bob Weber, program book. At this time a chairperson or co-chairpersons are needed for HEMOPHILIA HELP Richard J. Noonan, Skokie, Hemophilia-a-Thon chairman, announces that the Greater Illinois chapter - National Hemophilia Foundation, will sponsor their annual "Do It Your Way" bike, jog, or walk-a- thon Saturday, April 21, only along the Chicago Lakefront, and in the suburbs Sunday, April 22. The rain date is April 29. For further information and sponsor sheets, call 427-1495. We hope to grow old, and yet we dread old age. -Jean De La Bruyere. Present Easter Portion Of Handel's "Messiah" A special musical presen­ tation of the Easter portion of Handel's "Messiah" will be given by the senior choir during the 6 p.m. Sunday evening service Palm Sunday, April 8, at the Wonder Lake Bible church. This is probably one of the best known and most beloved of all the sacred oratorios. The public is cordially invited to attend this sacred concert. There is no admission charge. The church is located at 7501 Howe drive, Wonder Lake. 8SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS9SSS8SSSSS American Legion Post 491 - RINGW00D ROAD, McHENRY - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY 15:00 - 9:00 P.M.) 'PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT *0THER MENU AVAILABLE ROADMASTERS SAT. NITE <:< MkTAIL HOI K \IOY-It K>. --Vm>.--Till HS.-KKiim to ( in l'i !«•«•» ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssJ m LETIZIA FINANCIAL CORP. REALTORS 7402 HANCOCK. WONDER LAKE .. 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Ar­ tistically inclined individuals as singers, dancers, or court jesters are always needed. Anyone who fits the description or is able to swing a hammer is asked to call the following people on the central com­ mittee: Russell Hopp, Mrs. Harry (Barb) Semrow or Loren Schiera. Sign Of Suet ess Chief Ed O'Brien, left, presents a plaque to Sandrd Christensen and Orviile Gosse of the Lakers Snowmobile club for their fine work during Rescue SO which netted the fire departments of Wonder Lake over $1,500. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLOR£> REPAINT WATER TOWER During the first week of April, the water tower will be drained for repainting Residents are urged not to waste water during this time since there will be no standby water, only the pressure in the pipes. This pressure will vary, Meyer warned The culmination of one of the most successful benefits of the winter season came March 21 when the Lakers second annual "Rescue 50" presentations were made. The money resulted from the run held Jan. 28 by the Wonder Lake club in which about 60 riders par­ ticipated and rode 50 miles of rough trails for pledges. At the presentation, a check for $1,531.73 was given to Chief Ed O'Brien and Assistant Chiefs Steve Laing and Jack McCafferty of the Wonder Lake Volunteer Fire and Rescue squads, Companies I and II. Special awards were given to Deputy Ed McFadden and the deputies of McHenry County Sheriff's Snowmobile patrol, for their outstanding job to insure the riders' safety at road crossings and on the trails. Other awards went to members of the Lakers who received $50 or more in pledges arRl to various businesses in Wonder Lake for their support. The Wonder Lake Volunteer Fire and Rescue squads presented the Lakers with a beautiful plaque of ap preciation to be housed Uncle Jamie's, home Lakers C h a i r p e r s o n S a i Christensen received a ding ovation for an excelW job in organizing the run 5 Plans are already in thf making for the third annual Rescue 50 * * * * V Paying cash is one way? to stop spending your£ money foolishly. fl OPEN !l Nitely.aad YEAR ROUND Swdaye h«ai 2 p.a HOUSE CLEANING-CONTRACTORS SPECIALS •Liqht Housekeeping ... K a ? New Homes 'Apartments •Maid Service •Small Offices •Weekly Bi-monthly •Moving in or out Tw fc •Models CLEANING SERVICE INC FREE ESTIMATES - Call Today 385-0283 GENOA T H E A T R E G f N O f l C M * « V S *y« 2 Miles North of Richmond 414 279 6491 - DAY NITE Ik*. &!»! uJ«vn< <th»M JUST AM onw M -A , AMMTS OM PflSOIT 5Q ̂ MARCH 30 APRIL 5 •I Ul *4* "ANIMAL HOUlf" fn.. U. >00, * B; w«. MO, ««. fcSS. *00: Mm, - TWn. 7 00 , IS5 COMING: Satartar Might Ftrtr • PS. Tka Warriart - K. 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