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PAGE 8 - PLA1NPEALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,ljM Twice Told Tales | FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 25, 1931). At a special meeting of the 4 City Council, Auditor North noted a decrease of $7,783.76 in the general fund, due to the reduction of public benefits paid off of $7,039.11, plus ihterest. Also the amount of special assessments paid of $2,683.34 plus interest. At the present time the city's total in­ debtedness and judgements are $19,678; public benefits and bonds of $27,013.81; a total indebtedness of $46,686.81. J. W North's bill of $200 for making the audit was ordered paid. About 30 active business women gathered at Niesen's cafe to attend the meeting of the McHenry County Business and Professional Women's club, which has recently been organized in the county. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 26,1941.) - The McHenry council, Knights 'of Columbus, held its election of officers at the first meeting in June and they will be installed as follows at the July meeting: Grand knight, Clarence Anglese; deputy grand Knight, Arthur Tonyan; chancellor, Thomas A. Bolger; recorder, Dan O'She^; treasurer, A. E. Nye; warden, Walter Bolger; advocate, Edward M. Larkin;, inside guard, Willys Schreiner; outside guard, James Larkin; and trustee, Joe Adams. Pistakee Hall for Girls is the name of a new camp for girls who are between the ages of 8 and 12, located on Regner road, It is a small camp with an enrollment limHed to 20 girls. It is owned and operated by two sisters, the Misses Hazel and Clara Mae Hanrahan, ex­ perienced teachers, who are assisted by two other in­ structors, as well as a swimming instructor. . TWENTYFIVE YEARS AGO (Taken frorfi the files of June 28, 1956). Fifty-one years of loyal membership and service to the Pistakee Yacht club is being recognized when that organization honors Harry Hoff at a dinner-dance. During the more than half century in which he has served the club, his duties' have included commodore, secretary, entertainment committee chairman, sailing official and director. Three attractive young ladies from the McHenry community are among a number enrolled in the Marine day queen contest charm course and are ex­ pected to fill out their entry sheets in the near future. They are Judith Hocin of McCullom Lake, Judy Bauer and Barbara Marticke of McHenry.1 The James McAndrews and the Gail Shannon families spent a few days last week at Rosholt, Wis., where they attended the wedding of the sister of Mrs. McAndrews and Mrs. Shannon. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 14,1971). Leaders of the summer recreation program for the local school district an­ nounced that there is still time to register children for several planned field trips. These include the White Sox , ball park, Wrigley field, Brookfield Zoo, Big Foot State park, Lake Geneva and Museum of Science & Industry and Shedd aquarium. Charges have been made against two men in con­ nection with the theft of a v Chicago and North Western Railway locomotive which was taken from the swit­ ching yards in Crystal Lake and rammed into an empty passenger train in Lake Geneva, Wis. Both have been indicted by a federal grand jury. STEVEN M. ROCHELL, M.D. announces the opening of his office for ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY & SPORTS MEDICINE > '• at 4915 South Route 31 Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 Office hours by appointment Phone (815) 455-0800 Announce Last Honor Rolls Johnsburg Johnsburg high school recently released the Honor roll for the last quarter of the 1980-81 school year. The following students were named to the Honor rolM indicating that they have maintained grade point averages of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale. SENIORS 4.0 - Ingeborg Dschida, Kathie Kling, Eric Piatek, Barb Schmitt and .Lori Stetter. 3.5 - Karen Alvord, John Armon, Grace Beaman, Brent Birkhoff, Doug Campbell, Sue Chyllo, Sharon Cluff, William Dowell, Cathy Easterling, Vanessa Everett, Warren Hannula, Connie Johnson, Phil Kalsch, Laura Kaupilla, Susan Moulif, Scott Mullen, Beth Oeffling, Tammy O e f f l i n g , D e b o r a Poteracki, Kurt Schroedei Sue Sroka, Sherry Stermer,"' Randy Wakitsch and Daniel Zaremba. i Rental 9 75 PER MO. • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 *1980 SO?t\ FOX VALLEY DIVISION Rokosz, Rick Schaller, Ken Schoenig, Brian Suidak, Jane Smid, Michelle Swartzloff, Lisa Thoren and Scott Tvaroh. East Campus McHenry Community high school East campus has announced the second semester Honor roll for the 1980-81 school year. Students included on the Honor roll have maintained a grade point average of 3.5 or better on a,4.0 scale. \W"' SENIORS 4.0-- Lisa Adams, Robert Kalck, Karen Kolbinger, Susan Malenius, Kathy McGee, Laurie Nank, Cheryl Patzke, Patricia Reeves, Jennifer Roberts, Jon Sch­ mitt, Judy Snyder. Michael Szramek and Alan Wagner. 3.5 -- Richard Adams.^ Susan Alcott, Joseph Bauml, Linda Baxley. Lisa Derrow, John Doessel, Beth Fox, Christopher Freund, Sandra Gainer, Kevin Goulet, Mike McWilliams, Robert Pan­ ning, Brian Pender, Vittorio Poco, Lisa Rudin, Laura Schoolcraft, Karen man, Gabriella William Teichmiller, Wohlbrandt, Brian and Barbara Zuber. JUNIORS 4.0 - Kelly Beitz, Debbie Caifana, Diane Chyllo, Debbie Sobiesk, Kathy Szumlas and Pamela Ullrich. \ 3.5 -- Clay Am&s^Barb Andersen, Jodi Beutel, Susan Dehn, Larry Dix, Patricia Haag, Cheri Kofier, Mark Leslie, Doug Lozynski, Linda Lyons, Joe Meyers, Lydia Oakley, Kristie Price, Janice Schmitt, Paul Smith and Laura Wharton. SOPHOMORES > 4.0 - Diane Heard, Steve Kalsch, Paul Metzger, John Nett and Ruth Pflug. 3.5 -- Matthew Anderson, Sandy Connerty, Linda Davidson, Dan Gallagher, Tom Huemann, Jeffrey Jurik, James Leon, Lorraine Nichols, Terri Olenick, Gina Rittorno, Carol Schmidt, Debbie Swinford and Patty Ullrich. FRESHMEN 4.0 -- Kathy Butler, Terri Cluff and Richard Michels. 3.5 -- Julie Anderson, Michele Arnolde, Laura Carlson, Jane Gasiorowski^ __ Michele Hancock, KeUpa-«snyder, Rhonda SweetWoo# Hart, Loreen Klein, Joe" ^nd Deborah Wiles. Stroh- Suhr, Adam Wrona Majercik, Michelle Pat­ terson, Kim Pieper, Norman JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE •MERCNMIDISEI CLEARANCE CENTER 4th of Jjuly" (*Baigains Sal* Days Wad., July 1 Thru Tuas. July 7 -While Quantities Last- 301 W. Virginia Street CRYSTAL LAKE • 15-455-0333 ^ o.m S p.m Thwra . Frl ' a.m. > I p.m Sot 9a.m. • 5 p.m S u n 1 0 a m - 3 p m SPECIAL HOURS: WED.-THURS. 9-8; FRI. 9-5; SAT.-SUN. 9-3; MON.-TUES. 9-5 Come celebrate the holiday all week long. Savings in every department in the store! Shop early for the best selection. Don't miss this sale I 40% savings through Tuesday only. OUR REGULAR STORE PRICE •WATCHES •JEWELRY •LAWN FURNITURE •LAWN GAMES •GRILLS •HOUSEWARES •ELECTRIC APPLIANCES •DRAPES/CURTAINS •FLATWARE FURNITURE ITEMS ELECTRONICS •BATM NEEDS •TOYS •GIFTWARE •RUGS •VACUUMS •LADIES CLOTHING •MENS CLOTHING •GIRLS CLOTHING •B,OYS CLOTHING •BLANKETS •BEDSPREADS •CPOKWARE •DISHES Batteries and Gum Not Included In Sale r ;v * ! \» I! ft 3.5 -- * Sue Bielsky, Elizabeth Boeka, Cynthia Carlson, Christine Filler, Ray Hoglund, Cara Jepsen, Kathy Johnson^-^Christine Knox, Firtz Larsen, Carol Martin, Anatol Oleksijew, .Roger Schmiegelt, Susan [Schmitt, Joan Stelmack, iuzy Szramek and Linda ?1. SOPHOMORES 4.0 - Gisele Dowe, Joseph Gattone, Lawrence Kenyon, Lisa Mazzoni, Christopher Stumbris and James Wynveen 3.5 -- Margaret Armstrong, Randal Buenzli, William Greager, Dawn Desbiens, Julie Dowe, William Jaramski, Debra Koerber, William Miller, Joanna Mohnen, Robert Mortell; Michael Nielsen, Joann Renjke, Mladen Rudman, Robert Schaeffer, Penny COUNTY BOARD TREAT-Marissa Mitterling, McHenry County Dairy Princess from Wonder Lake, serves milk and cheese during the recess at last week's McHenry County1 board meeting. From left are Phyllis Walters, Algonquin; Clint Claypool, McHenry; and Ted Floro, Woodstock, McHenry county state's attorney. Mrs. Walters and Claypool are members of the County board. > X Don Peasley Photography JUNIORS 4.0 -- Gary Clark, Stacy Fox, Carol Koffend, Debbie Mortell, Susan Smith, Pauf Schultz, Heather Weier and Marci Yurevich. FRESHMEN 4.0 -Charlene Einweck, Gregory Hajek, Cindy Johnson, Annette Koscher, Sarah Prust, Debora Ran- sdell and David Suchomski. 3.5 -- Kenneth Alton, Sonja Anderson, Terri Brock, Patricia Freund, Beatrice Gemmell, Elizabeth Goebel, Debra Gorham, John Kenyon, Gary Kern, Mary Meyer, Colleen Pierce, Delia Saunders, Lisa Settle, Mjchele Smith, John Snyder, Dawn Sonnemann, Darryl Twinam. Tammy Virgo and Charles Wijas. - West Campus McHenry Community high school West campus recently released the fourth quarter honor roll for the 1980-81 school year. Inclusion on the honor roll indicates that the student has*^ maintained a grade point average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale. SENIORS 4.0 - Stephanie Allen, Keith Belzer, Jean Hoch, Aruna Lahoti, Gina Lin- demann, Jeanette May, Claes Petri, Kim Romano, Kimberly Toussaint and Patrick Wh&rttt.' > 1 vsv-uui 3.5 -- ""Brady Anderson, Paula Berman, e Thomas Bohac, Thomas Burlak, Victor Champney, Nancy Eppel, Colleen Foley, Sean Haley, Robert Householder, Krista Kaefer, Jeanne Pitel, Kimberly Salman, Ron Thompson, James Verstege and Gayle Westman. JUNIORS 4.0 -- JoAnne Campbell, James Gibson, Douglas Maris, Philanne Scully and Marylynn Thornton. Denise Ahlgrim, Brian Bremer, Wade Cepulis, Mike Connor. Kathy Costigan, Sharon Foley, Dave Giagnoni, Sandra Gilbert, Lisa Haselow, Alan Kopp. David Kueffner, Melissa M a y b e r r y , S u s a n Mazurkiewicz, Robin Moore, Christine Morgan and Joe Mroz. 4.0 SOPHOMORES - Angela Anderson, Darren Cepulis, iirenda Eylander, Sandeep Lahoti, Debbie Laskonis, Hallie Miller, - Mary Oleszczuk, Patricia Schillaci, Susan Toussaint and Jason Warren. , 3.5 - Beth Baczkowski, Mary Bazan, Cheryl Ann Biggers, Terri Blume, Debra Freund, Julie Gildemeister, Jo Lynn Glosson, Stephanie Hankins, Susan Hautzinger, Donna Hoch, Kristie Howard, Laurie Killam, Jill Kuhns', Timothy Larsen, Richard Miller, Jonathan Neuman, Bridget C. Tapaninen, Shannon Tif­ fany, Sharon White, Kelli Williams, Cheryl Wright and Dawn Worcester. FRESHMEN 4.0 * -- Marika Berg, Elizabeth Brooks, Michael R. Freund, Janet Haut­ zinger, Brian Nellis and Lori K. Smith\ 3.5 - Jeffrey Bjorn, Steven Brda, Steven Carby, Valerie Lyn^rSilbert, Jill Glosson, Tammy Hill, Laura Lam- berg, Becky Mihevc, Amy Nelson, Andrea Norton, Danny John Peschke, Donetta Shaw, Kim Silman, Kristen Sorling, Kelly Watkins and Patrick E Ztebelv* »rll !'• a•!?'* vi'* . L" ;MJv ' Marian Central Marian Central Catholic high school, Woodstock, has announced the High Honors and Honor students for second semester of the 1980- 81 school year SENIORS High Honors McHenry-Ben Robert Johnston, Teresa A. Wember, Darlene J. Grenier, Michael Eisele, Jeffrey Schaefer, Carol A. Mikosz, Karen L. Truckenbrod, Kathleen Dieterle and Andrew Mass. Wonder Lake-Sandra Kay Kasting. Honors McHenry-Dawn T. Tonyan, Sheila O'Neill, Pamela Tonyan, Christine Hiller, Peter Idstein, Cynthia Tonyan, Daniel Tonyan, Susan Zelasko, Pam Homo and Christopher Nylander. \l'£& Have m - q pleasant 4th of July weekend. The Moll will be closed Saturday, July 4th except far Walgreen's and the K-Mart. Our 50 fine Mall shops and restaurants will be open for your holiday weekend needs on Friday, July 3rd and Sunday, July 5th. flCrystal Point mal Rt. 14 and Main St. Crystal 1,,^* t. • •' • V,' *'r > • • ' • t ' J** » Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.* Saturday 10 a.m. - 5s30 p.m.; Sunday Noon - 5 p.m. Wonder Lake-Kay Schuler, Carl Brown and Joseph Sullivan. JUNIORS High Honors McHenry-Ronald Nye, Heidi Ann Reihansperger, Jackie Weber, Sandy Pollock, Suzanne Hollen- bock, Joyce Kennebeck, Anthony Wember, Peggy Durkin, Scott Truckenbrod, Laura McAndrews, tfohn Mass and Paul Herkes. Wonder Lake-ScoEt Der- mOnt. Honors McHenry-Julie Nylander, Susan Bolger, Sherri McAuliffe, Jennifer Cot- teleer, Ellen Miller, Robert Kunz, Julie Diedrich, Susan Granger, Scott Spengel, Heidi Heinz, Suzanne Dober and Stephen Schiera. W o n d e r L a k e - - T i m Weisenberger, Debbie Liggett and John Hertrich. Spring Grove-Teresa Ann Wolf. SOPHOMORES High Honors McHenry-Laura Franks, Patricia Gray, Ruth Pierce, Thomas Wember and Gina Gilpin. Solon Mills-Frances M. Amofe. '-Hjiat:/ s (joG ^ ' : l U i M Honors ->r McHenry-Timothy K. Truckenbrod, Charles Temple, Catherine Doherty, Anthony Navarroli, Jenny Eisele and David Cotteleer. Wonder Lake-Elizabeth Gomez and Margaret Bell. Spring Grove-Sarah Traver. FRESHMAN High Honors McHenry-Jonathan Reese, Margaret Coughlin and Diane Knox. W o n d e r L a k e - - K i m Kaminski, Kim Schuler and Christine Fulgenzi. Honors •McHenry-Joann Ken­ nebeck, Heike Ingrid N u h s b a u m , M i c h e l l e Gahgan and Paula Hiller. Wonder Lake-Mary Brink- man. . Spring Grove-Amy Rich and Cathleen Wolf. 4-H Dog Fun Match Slat LH'an McHenry county 4-H'ers will be able to get in some practice before show time by entering the 4-H Dog Fun match. The event will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 1, in Building C on the M c H e n r y c o u n t y fairgrounds, Woodstock. All 4-H classes, including showmanship, will be held. Members may enter more than one class. A small entry fee will be charged per class. Proceeds will go to the McHenry county 4-H foundation and Helping Paws. Ribbons and prizes will be awarded. Judges for the event are Jan Skender, who will judge the , novice, graduate novice and open classes and Rose Matchen, who will judge beginning and graduate beginning classes. - China Peach Authorities generally Jtlree that the original home of the peach was China. ^ , • ipurgeoi? OPEN SATURDAY, JULY 4TH 9AM TO 3PM SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE IN PROGRE55