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Smith Heads MCC Board PAGE 5 - PI.AINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MAY 2,1979 Barbara Pauii, right. Crystal Lake, Herbert Latter, Cary, and Eugene Meyer, Marengo, took the oath of office as trustees for the McHenry County college board at the April meeting. Pauts has served on the board since 1972; Lutter has served since 1970. Both were elected to serve 3-year terms. Meyers, a new member, was also elected for a 3-year term. Gerald Smith, Woodstock, chairman of the board, is swearing them in. Gerald M. Smith, Woodstock, was elected to serve as chairman of the McHenry County college board of trustees at the organizational meeting April 24. the MCC board and the third time he will serve as chairman. A "real estate broker in Woodstock, Smith owned and operated a dairy farm for 20 years. This is Smith's ninth year on Other officers elected at the April 24 meeting were Herbert W. Lutter, Cary, as vice- chairman and Robert Weidner, Harvard, as secretary. The next MCC board of trustees meeting will be held May 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the board room on campus. Marian Issues Honor Roll Marian Central Catholic high school, Woodstock, announces its third quarter honor roll. Those who made high honors earned a Grade Point Average of 3.5 to 4. They are as follows: Seniors Ruth Marshall, Lucy Byrnes, Colleen Sweeney, Mark Porter, Jill Schaefer, Colleen Derosier, Heather Newkirk, Angela Balchunas, Kenneth Bottari, Renee Rossetti and Sue Diedrich, all of McHenry; Beth Thelen, Julie Lester, Joyce Spengel and Eva Gasiorowski of Johnsburg; Marguerite Cristy, Julie Huff, Karen Dusthimer, Lydia Ruggero, Lynn Raske and Nancy Hart- mann, all of Wonder Lake; and Greg Lilla of Spring Grove. Juniors Mark Mass, Deborah Grenier, Ronald Waytula, Patricia Adams, Maureen Adams, Sandra Neumann, Cynthia Knox, Laura Baldwin and Christopher Juzwik, all of McHenry; Todd Huemann and Patricia Kennebeck of John­ sburg; Ladonna Walker of Wonder Lake, and Michael Kiernan of Ringwood. Sophomores Ben Johnston, Darlene Grenier, Jeffrey Scahefer, Kathy Dieterle, Lisa Franks, Michael Eisele, Karen Truckenbrod, Joseph Johnson and Christine Hiller of McHenry, and Peter Idstein of Johnsburg; and Joseph Liggett and Sandy Kasting of Wonder Lake. Freshmen Heidi Reihansperger, Anne Murray, Ron Nye, Jennifer Cotteleer, Paul Herkes, Susan Bolger, Sandy Pollock, Scott Truckenbrod, Steve Schiera, John Mass, Cindy Lawler, Julie Diedrich, Ann Derosier, Robert Kunz, Heidi Heinz, Laura McAndrews, Julie Nylander, Peggy Durkin and Jackie Weber, all of McHenry; Scott Dermont, John Hertrich and Joyce Kennebeck, all of Wonder Lake; Gary Dernelle of Ringwood; and Justin Trevor, Tim Weisenberger and Katie Kagan all of Spring Grove. Johnsburg Mary L. Gunderson Sodality Plans Potluck Dinner St. John's Blessed Virgin Mary sodality will have its Mother's Day meeting, Tuesday, May 8, with a potluck supper starting at 6:30 p.m., at the Schaefer residence, 2411 Church street. We hope to see many of our members on this occasion. Bring a dish to pass...one of your favorites! RESCUE SQUAD DINNER A Spaghetti dinner is planned for Sunday, May 20, 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Johnsburg Community club, for the benefit of the Johnsburg rescue squad building fund. Tickets may be purchased at local businesses, from squad members, or at the door. For further information contact Wayne Hiller after 6 p.m. HOME & HOSPITAL Our sick, Henry J. Waldin, Patrick Sullivan, Bridget Horn, Pat Tomasello, Rudolph Gamprel, Eleanor Sinnick, Janet Flury, and any other neighbors who may be ill, will appreciate your prayers. SYMPATHY ...to the family of Lester B. Kleinke, 75, a member of St. John's, who passed away April 19. All will be remembered in our prayers. GIRLSSCOUTS Plans are now being formed for the coming summer and fall activities, and there is a desperate need for adult volunteers. If you can help in any way, please call Mrs. Mark L. (Kitty) O'Neill, for details. This is a most rewarding activity, and you will gain in many ways, plus enjoyment and satisfaction. 385-3052 CHILDREN There was a very interesting and informative article in the Tribune on Tuesday, April 24, about Dr. Robert Coles, a child psychiatrist. He has a five- volume work, for which volumes two and three won the Pulitzer Prize in 1973, in the general non-fiction category. The article contains some of his experiences with young children in Northern Ireland, and it really can make you think. Theirs is a family that pur­ sues activities as a family. His wife collaborated with him in writing his "Women of Crisis" book, profiling five poor women, which has been bought for a TV mini-series for next season. JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Spring-Dinner Theatre is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, May 25 and 26, in the Johnsburg high school auditorium. Be sure to mark your calendar. Tickets are available at school. P.T.O. DISTRICT 12 Tuesday, May 15, in the Johnsburg high school auditorium, there will be a talent show, for those from six years and up. Take someone with you for an enjoyable evening. Be sure to come. DATES TO REMEMBER May 8, Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality, Mother's Day meeting. Schaefer residence. May 15, P.T.O. Talent Show. May 20, Johnsburg Rescue Squad Spaghetti Dinner. May 25-26, Spring-Dinner theatre, Johnsburg auditorium. May 28, Memorial Day holiday, St. John's and John­ sburg schools. June 13, Blessed Virgin Mary annual luncheon-card party, Johnsburg Community club. TRANSPORTATION REVENUES A comprehensive tran­ sportation financing package introduced in the Illinois Senate last Wednesday, was an­ nounced by Gov. James Thompson, Senate Majority Leader David Shapiro of Amboy, and House Minority Leader George Ryan of Kankakee. The bills include a four-year phase out by 1984 of the $126 million in road fund diversions. A 35 percent in­ crease in gasoline tax monies returned to local units of government is also included in the proposal. This increase in state aid would help pay for essential road repairs, help offset snow removal costs and ease some of the pressure on local property taxes, the Governor said. CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERING --James W. Seymour ft Son-- "Serving the McHenry Area Since 1945" •UPHOLSTERING *OUR FABRIC OR YOURS •REPAIRING *REGLUEING •UPHOLSTERING VAN CUSHIONS UPHOLSTERING OFFICE FURNITURE 459-0653 151 N. Main & Prairie (Rear) Crystal Lake at "THE CAR STORE MERCURY LERSE THIS '79 Mapk V FULL FACTORY EQUIPPED PLUS SPEED CONTROL & TILT STEERING WHEEL * ONLY PER MONTH! Sansone imnmsnns? LINCOLN-MERCURY I Based on 36 months. Closed end lease, $300 security deposit plus 1st month payment required. 18,000 miles per year. 4611 W. ELM ST. 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