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Best of luck to the winners at the council derby in March, which will be held in Rockford. The . pack 452 Blue and Gold dinner will be held Feb. 21, at the American Legion hall, beginning at 2:30 p.m. GIRLSCOUT BIRTHDAY Come celebrate our Girl Scout Birthday at Sybaquay^ Way on March 7. It will be held from 1-5 p.m. at thsf Hemmens auditorium in ' Elgin, 111. This affair will be open to the public with Girl Scouts from all around our area participating in a day of fun, crafts arid shows. Refreshments will be available. Everyone is welcoirh and urged to at­ tend. DATES TO REMEMBER Feb. 18 - Jr., High winter music concert; Jr. High, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 and 20 - High school Musical "Good News". Feb. 20 - P.T.O. benefit night 8 p.m.; Johnsburg Community club. Feb. 21 - Cub Scout Pack 452; Blue and Gold Banquet; COUPON CHEAPER ! BY THE DOZEN! 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McHenry County college will host approximately 140 local high school students competing in tests of engineering, science and math Thursday, Feb. 18. Students from 11 local high schools have been invited to participate in the com­ petition which is the local level of competition for a nationwide contest spon­ sored by the Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS). The college is providing lunch for the students and MCC instructors will proctor the tests. Each of the students can compete in two test areas. The subjects covered include biology, chemistry, engineering graphics, mathematics, physics and English. DUNKM' ! DONUTS MCHENRY J EES!;.,* ilunois • • COUPON ••••• j The students will spend the entire day at the college, taking the tests in the morning and listening to a talk by Sherman Larsen of the Center for UFO Studies after lunch. Results of the testing will be completed that afternoon and the winning schools and high scoring individual students will receive awards. The schools scoring highest in their class will then compete in regional competition at Northern Illinois university March 6. The schools are divided into two classes on the basis of the total enrollment of the school. This is the fourth year that the college has hosted the local competition. Local high schools invited to participate include Crystal Lake South, Crystal Lake Central, Cary Grove high school, McHenry high school, Johnsburg high school, Alden-Hebron high school, Richmond-Burton high school, Marian Central high school, Woodstock high school, Harvard high school and Huntley high school. 4-H Activity Contest Twenty-one 4-Hers are going to show how to do something related to their 4- H projects and activities at the contest to be held Feb. 18 at the Farm Bureau auditorium, Woodstock. The first contestant will begin at 6 p.m. The public is invited to attend. Through the demon­ stration activity, 4-Hers learn to plan and combine words with their actions. 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