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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 30,1979 Johnsburg National Honor Members Johnsburg Mary L. Gunderson 385-3052 Smiling members of the Johnsburg high school National Honor society are shown after announcement of their selection. The group represents S percent of the junior class and IS percent of the * seniors. Juniors must have a grade point average of 3.25 or above and a minimum of six service points. Seniors must maintain an average of 3.90 or above also .with six service points. They must ranh as outstanding in the area* of leadership and character to be eligible. In the first row, from left, are Lauryn Wernquist, Karen Siumlas, Shelly Von Bruenchenhein, Barb Ansell and Judy Vyduna; second row, Pam Wroblewski, Margo Lund. Jan Stetter, Jackie Wolf, Lisa Jackson and Lynn Lupo; third row, Kristi Stanell, Nancy Preston. Gerri Kocher, Eleanor Hughes. Stephanie Karwacki. Becky Schaller and Gretchen Heidler; fourth row. Rick Siumlas. Wayne Besserud. Tom Schoenlg. John Moehling. Scott Dixon, Steve Lingeman. Mark Arvldson. Kerry Christy and Glenn Moehling. Johnsburg Booster Club Sponsors Fund Raising Run The Johnsburg Junior high Booster club is sponsoring a Jog-A-Thon, Saturday, June 2, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., to raise money for the Booster club athletic program and to give 10 percent to the U.S. Olympic committee. Coordinator Bruce Harbecke said participation is limited to people living in the Johnsburg school district. Runners are limited to ten miles, following a two-mile course through the Johnsburg area. Refreshments available at the Johnsburg community club will be hot dogs, chips and drinks. For information, and to offer your pledges for runners, call Bruce Harbecke at the Junior high.Some of the Booster club projects are the furnishing of the 6th, 7th and 8th grade basketball team uniforms, girls softball and track sweat suits, for the school year, and the popcorn machine, which you see at all the various functions. Parents of all ages are welcome to come and par­ ticipate in this Booster club SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALES TO MINORS RELLIIOUORSI MERCHANTS ^L| OF FINE WINES AND LIQU<^ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS 385-3200 4610 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL. SALE GOOD WED., MAY 30 tkn TUES., JUNE 5 From Our Win* Sheppel •BEL ARBRES DRY BUNC DE BULKS (a dry, chablis type white wins) 1.75 LITRES 1.75 LITRES PftEMMM CALIFORNIA •WINE SALlI DON Q 1.75 LITRES WALKt/f 1.75 LITRES 1.75 LITRES a. a MOHAWK CORDIALS 40 PROOF I •BLACKBERRY BRANDY •APRICOT BRANDY •COFFEE BRANDY •PEPPERMINT SCHNAPPS •ANISETTE •TRIPLE SEC •CREME DE BRENTHE WHITE •CREME DE MENTHE GREEN •CREME DE CACAO WHITE •CREMt DE CACAO DROWN 23 M. FIFTH endeavor. Lend your help for the success of this undertaking by joining the runners, or pledging one or more of them. ANNUAL LUNCHEON The Blessed Virgin Mary sodality of St. John's will have its annual luncheon and card party Wednesday, June 13, at the Johnsburg Community club at 11:30 a.m. There will be a tasty luri- cheon, main dish, salads, dessert, card games, prizes, and a raffle. Mark your calendar now for this important social event. It is only two weeks away - time to contact the "girls" and enjoy! Tickets are available from members, at the door, or call Mrs. Michael (Eva) Schaefer. CONGRATULATIONS to all Johnsburg men and women in the United States services, colleges, high school, Junior high, and the boys and girls who have completed the necessary subjects required for elementary classes, and are graduating. May your coming . life in our world today be good to you, and may you succeed in the commercial or other fields as time goes on! BEST WISHES ...and His blessings, to David Hopp, Kerry, Kim and Kathleen Fleming, and James Frett of St. John's, who were served at the Table of the Lord for the first time in the month of May. RESCUE SQUAD DINNER We hope you were there. The spaghetti was excellent, as well as the rest of the meal. This benefitted the building fund. We were able to purchase quart containers of the sauce, too, for future use. It was pleasant to .see the young ladies and gentlemen, who so efficiently served the guests, keeping the tables ready for the next folks. Turnout was good and we hope the end results were too. HOME AND HOSPITAL * George Mecko and Andy Eichhorn are much in need of our prayers - keep them in mind, and also remember those who have no one to pray for them. SYMPATHY to the family of Joe Metzger, parishioner of St. John's, whose father, Stephen Metzger, died last week in Germany. i AWARD NIGHT The Johnsburg high school Booster club sponsored Spring Sports awards night Wed­ nesday, May 23, at the John­ sburg high school auditorium, at 7 p.m. Athletes participating in boys tennis, softball, track and J CbHege Honors ] Eleven Area Residents SIU Degree Candidates MOHAWK COOL PEPPERMINT SCHNAPP'S Stop ii this Fri. t Sal MOsMptethtstpraeiiH wiMsfraemof Calitaria's Best Wieeries! VISIT OUR WINE SHOPPE • FEATURING McHENRY CO.'s LARGEST CALIFORNIA SELECTION (IT'S 6REEN!) Approximately 4,500 students were candidates for degrees at Southern Illinois university- Carbondale's 105th-year spring commencement ceremonies May 12 in the SIU-C arena. Among the candidates for degrees, listed with the degrees they are pursuing, are the following area people: Ann Conley, .2311 Oakwood court.. Bachelor of Science; Michael Roy Erickson, 1102 Elder avenue, Bachelor of Science; Theodore John Hollander, 1010 N. River road, Bachelor of Science; John E. Idstein, 1003 W. Florence, Bachelor of Science; William Louis Robel, 4222 Riverdale, Bachelor of Science; Robert Joseph Saunders, 3895 W. Bull Valley' road* Bachelor of Science' Steven Robert Thompson, 3907 W. Kane, Associate in Applied Science and Bachelor of Science; and James J. Walker, 3021 W. Crescent, Bachelor of Science. All of the above are from McHenry. Also candidates for degrees are Jeffrey A. Severs, 1415 Main Street road, Spring Grove, Associate in Xppfied Science; Scott Taylor Eland, 8003 Oakwood drive, Wonder Lake, Associate of Applied Science; and Edward A. Mayer, 9018 Evergreen drive, Wonder Lake, Bachelor of Science. baseball were honored. Senior athlete award was presented during the evening. A social hour followed in the school cafetorium. ST. JOHN'S GRADUATION Eighth grade graduation will be Thursday, May 31, at 7:30 p.m., in the Johnsburg Com­ munity club. A happy day - the first step into a new world - high school - with four years ahead in further preparation of a lifetime. God bless each and every one! ST. JOHN'S CEMETERY A cleanup and "facelift" took place through the fine efforts of many kind gentlemen volun­ teers on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 21, 22 and 23. As a result of our long, long winter, and all that snow, as in each of our own yards, much work was needed. It now presents a neater, fresher and cleaner appearance to its many visitors. DATES TO REMEMBER May 31 - St. John's school graduation June 13 - St. John's luncheon and card party July 25 - Golf outing, N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Chapel Hill Country club The total class includes 85 graduates in the school of Law and 69 doctoral degree can­ didates. Earns »DVM DR. RICHARD D. HANSEN Richard D. Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Hansen, 2104 W. Mill lane, and a 1967 graduate of McHenry high school, earned the degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine on May 12 from the University of Missouri, Columbia. Dr. Hansen also holds a bachelor's and a master's degree from Drake university, Des Moines, Iowa. Dr. Hansen, who is associated with Dr. Henry Fairleigh, now lives in Louisville, Ky., with his wife, Bobbi, and their eighteen- month old son, Jeff Alan. Scholarship Of $250 For Gary White Gary White of McHenry hafe been awarded the Arthur Young & Co. scholarship in the amount of $250 for his out­ standing performance as ac­ countancy major at Northern Illinois university. Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. White of 807 N. River road. HEAD DOUGHNUT DAY Mrs. Charles Jacobson and Mrs. Ed Dudziak of Wonder Lake will serve as co-chairmen for the Salvation Army's Doughnut day June 1 in the Wonder Lake-Ringwood area. 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