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In State Debate Finals <** f Joseph Gattone and Sandeep Lahoii, McHenry high school debaters, are taking part in the state final competition in, debating this weekend, sectional contest. They qualified by winning Qualifiers for the state debate tournament from McHenry high school are Joe Gattone, a junior at East campus and son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gattone, and his partner, Sandeep Lahoti, junior at West campus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prem Chad Lahoti. Joe has debated for three years and Sandeep is in his second year of debate competition. In the Belvidere IHSA sectional debate tournament Feb. 26 and 27, Joe and Sandeep qualified with an 8-4 record. They defeated - by 2- 0 margins - teams from Rockford East, Kewaunee, Grayslake, and Rockford Boylan. They suffered an 0-2 loss to the second-place Grayslake team and split a ballot with the varsity Rock­ ford team. Joe and Sandeep were 2-2 after their first two rounds of Lake County , Gives Aid For Home Energy The Lake County Com­ munity Action project, 102 S. Sheridan road, Waukegan, has been designated the local administering agency for the 1962 Home Energy Assistance program. ° The program assists low- income households with one­ time payments for heating bills. The main office is now accepting applications from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday through Friday. The first 100 applicants each day will.be served. Since the program opened on Feb. 1, over 2,500 applications have been taken. Applicants must bring the­ ir social security numbers, proof of their income for the past 90 days, and a copy of their latest heating bill. Households which do not pay for their heat directly, but as a part of rent, may also be eligible for assistance and should apply. These ap­ plicants should bring a statement from their lan­ dlord that their heat is in­ cluded in their rent. Many other agencies in Lake county are assisting in this effort by taking ap­ plications. One of them is at 505 Bonner road, Wauconda, 526-2631. debate and managed a 6-0 comeback to win the tour­ nament. More than one loss in the last six rounds would have kept them from qualifying. The IHSA sectional at Belvidere, with 20 teams, is one of the largest in the vstate. State finals are being held at Illinois State university in Bloomington March 11,12 and 13. Joe and Sandeep are competing against 30 other teams from around the state for the state title. The students are debating the topic: Resolved: That the federal government should establish minimum educational standards in elementary and secondary schools throughout the United States. Issues they address are: teacher competency, minimum / - ! • _ MURKS • « MONO TMtt AD TO APfU TWi MSTAUKAMT IN HOIIOAY PARK | \ 1 ANO newt <•% or* otmm a MONKS, oooo TUSSOAY | THUOUOM SUNDAY. OM COUPON PH OUfST CHRK. SffOU J . f M i f J U 1 ! 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Vocal students earning ratings of superior were: Soloists Cheri Kofler and Chap Hughes; duet of Cheri Kofler and Marilyn Helsing; and trios of Cheri Kofler, Marilyn Helsing and Dave Rucker; and Cheri Kofler, Marilyn Helsing and Lisa Musicians In Contest Carlson. Second place awards went to: Soloists Debbie Swinford, Lisa Matulka, Laurie Mellum, Annette Freels, and Dave Drogasz; duets of Laura Hinz and Candi Kilcoyne, Ann Davis and Lisa Carlson, and Lisa Matulka and Debbie Swinford; and trios of Ron Callahan, Chap Hughes and Dave Rucker; Laurie Mellum, Annette Freels and Candi Kilcoyne. Serving as accompanists for the students were Kathy Szumlas, Louise Novak, Dolores Oakley, Sandy Grivett, and Samatha Scolaro. N^usic director at John­ sburg high school is Hal Thompson. Why? Why is it the guys who brag they can take or leave it alone are always taking it? -Hoist, San Diego. PAGE S - PLAENDEALER • FRIDAY. MARCH 12.1982 B B B B B B B B B B Q B i Safety Hints 3 B B B B B B B B B B B B (by Secretary of State Jim Edgar). Any time you get behind the wheel of a motor vehicle, you should think of the dangers involved and your responsibility toward safe driving. If you drive in stop-and-go rush hour traffic to work and back daily, you might think these are the most dangerous times of the day to be operating your vehicle. But if you do, you're only half right. Statistics show that drivers should be par­ ticularly alert and careful between 5 and9 p.m. and 2 to 5 a.m., the peak times for fatal accidents. Late afternoon and early evening hours are especially hazardous during dark winter months, for both motorists and pedestrians. Snow and feezing rain are added risks. The high fatality rate during early morning hours is caused primarily by drinking and sleepy drivers. Light traffic on streets and roads encourages unsafe These hours are 50 percent more dangerous during winter months. Morning rush hour traffic between 7 and 10 is not as perilous because drivers are more rested and visibility is better. If you have any questions about the Secretary of State's office, please feel free to use our toll-free telephone number (800-252- 8980). (A copy of the Rules of the Road will be sent to you upon request. Write to Jim Edgar, Secretary of State, Springfield, 111., 62756). competency tests, corporal punishment, tax-tuition credits and vouchers. M c H e n r y ' s d e b a t e program is just eight years old, and within that time, MCHS has had four state qualifying teams. A large part of this success is due to the tutelage of Gloria Burke, MCHS debate coach; Recently, Ms. Burke was selected by her fellow coaches in this area to serve as representative on the Illinois State Debate com­ mission. Strange Unfortunately, the tax­ payer never finds it so easy to raise his taxes as the legislature does. -States, New Orleans. 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