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i \t-..sD.\Y, JUNE*. 1982 Announce MCC Honor Roll JOHNSBURG JUNIOR HIGH BAND BAND IN NEW UNIFORM8 - This picture shows the Johnsburg Junior high advanced band in their new red uniforms, selected to match the school colors. The Music Booster club has spent the past two years in fund raising activities to raise sufficient money to outfit 100 of the young musicians in seventh and eighth grade. Robert Piggott, a band member, designed the patch and the Whispering Hills Sewing circle sewed the sashea ou which tee their Tbe fotlowing^tudents have earned high academic honors (3.5-4.0) or honors (S.M.49) at McHenry County collefle during the Spring 1882 session. HIGH HONORS \ FuO-Thne ̂ ), McHenry - James M. Accetta, Lynn Cawthon, Terry M. D'Angelo, Maureen M. Derosier, Patricia A. Einweck, Joanne L. Garrelts, Tim Gibbons, Kevin Goulet, Dean J. Howard, David J. Jeaky, Chris H. K6nwD6CK, rlinCil E. RCn!l«)0C*, Steve J. Knox, Walter G. Mueller, Richard Nienstedt, Thomas M. Nierman, Sheila M. O'Neill, Brian W. Rossman, Rebecca A. Schaller, Dwight D. Schmitt, Cindy S. Smetters, Emma Stockwell, Kimberly the students place their medals. The Baaater club, af which Bob Sundell is president, raised 58,886 far the uniforms, which have been worn in concert and at contest. The band director to Sue Casagranda. N. A. Urbanski, Parks & Recreation Milwaukee County Zoo Take a trip around the world to observe native animal groupings in their natural habitats at the Milwaukee county zoo. The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is taking registration now at city hall for Friday, June 25, field trip. The registration deadline for this trip is Monday, June 21. The fefe for this field trip includes the ticket and transportation to the zoo The bus will be leaving city hall at 10:30 a.m. and returning at 5:30 p.m. All registration is on a first come, first serve basis and open to all ages (children 6 and under must be ac­ companied by an adult). Call 344-3300 Kids Dog Show Kids ages 4 to 14 are invited to enter the Kids Dog show This program will be held at 10 a m at Petersen park June 19 A dog could be named the funniest, best behaved, smallest, biggest, best trick dog and more Awards will be presented to every dog in the show Any dog may com­ pete regardless of breed, pedigree, or training, provided it is at least six months old and is on a leash Registration is being taken at McHenry city hall The registration deadline is Wednesday, June 16. Call 344-3300 for more information. Tumbling and Exercise The city is again sponsoring a pre­ school tumbling and exercise class for children 2 to 4 years old. Limbering and fitness exercise as well as motor coordination exercises are in­ corporated into game activities As the child progresses, tumbling will be non-added on individual levels in a competitive manner. Classes are in smaller groups than last year so there is more individual attention placed upon each child. There are eight sessions to choose from, four beginning on June 14 and four beginning on July 12, all running for three weeks each. Call 344-3300 Creativity Clinic The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation has developed a new program for pre-school children • ages 3 to 5 Activities are organized to aid in the development of sensory experiences, motor skills, art, music, books, dramatic play, and games, directed by a certified pre-school teacher ('lasses begin the we«»jt of June 14 and the week of July 19 both running for 4 weeks each The program will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at Petersen park. The Park department encourages ej. i |y registration for there are only a limited amount of openings in each class For further information on this Pre school Creativity clinic call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300 Stretch and Sew Learn the easy Stretch and Sew method right here in McHenry. Shirley VanDeWege will teach this class Wednesday' nights from 7-9 at Parkland school. This program begins July 21 and runs for four weeks. For further information call 344- 3300 Teen Stretch and Sew Registration for the Teens Stretch and Sew class is now being taken at city hall. This class will teach them how to make three tops, one skirt, and pleated pants along with many other quick stretch and sew methods. This program begins June 17 and runs for four weeks. It will be held Thursdays from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m, at Parkland Call 344-3300 . Activate Area % Races Group Amateur Radio Operators are in­ vited to join the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services (RACES) of McHenry county, according to Gene Leffelbein deputy director in charge of Communications for the McHenry County Emergency Services and Disaster agency. A meeting will be held to activate the RACES group in McHenry county Tuesday, June 15, at 8 p.m. in the Emergency Operations center at the McHenry county courthouse on Route 47 in Woodstock. RACES operators help provide radio communications in times of emergency. Anyone with an Amateur Radio License is eligible to become a member of RACES. All interested amateur radio operators are urged to attend the meeting. For additional information call 338-6400. TEACHER-BOARD MEETING There will be a meeting of the JTO- TWC (Johnsburg Teachers Organization-Teacher Welfare committee of the board of education of Johnsburg Community Unit School District No. 12) held at 7:30 p.m. June 10 at the administrative conference room. 2117 W Church street. -Bwmiy Update-- TEENS-Thirteen Through Nineteen ---J. \ :r •Modeling •Makeup^ •Haircare I i • Dancersize • Swimming • Fashion /Coordination Pooljlde FojhioHlShow y * A 1 Six-w»«k courts (or girls thirteen through nin«t««n •tarting Tuesday. Jun* 15 I 00 p m. to 4 00 p m at "Th« Studio" in beautiful Bull Valley A »«porai« da«» will b* offered 6 30 p m to 9 30 p m Register today for the time of your choice at 815 385 7889. Cafl after 12:00 p m Fee it $60 and must be paid at time of registration PRE-TEENS-Nine through Twelve Starting Wednesday. June 16, I p m to 4 p.m. "The Studio" 815-385-7889 IM OFFERING: DUALITY MOUSE CLEANING By The Hour Or Day •Floors Stripped •Windows Washed •Office Cleaning •Gift Certificates FULLY INSURED & BONDED 815-385-1877 KRYSTAL KLEAR CLEANING "WHERE NO JOB IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL" Commercial 4 Residential Cleaning Ovar 13 Years Of Satisfied Customers Mteflavla Riboflavin-Vitamtn H2~ helps your body cells use oxy gen, helps keep vision clear and helps keep the skin around your mouth and nose smooth Plentiful amounts of (his cs sential vitamin can be found in enriched and^vholc grain cereals and breads, milk, cheese, lean meat and variety meat like liver, heart and kid iey- V X M C- * ** to )*»"• -2 • A - 1^^ WEDGEWOOD 1752 4*41 Jl 421? 14 11 COLORS! THRU JUNE 13th 50% Of FUST AND UP ALL LIGHTING FIXTURES IN STOCK R 40% off list SPECIAL LIGHTING FIXTURE ORDERS 25% ON LIST * ALL LAMPS IN STOCK (Including StlfUl) I 25% owmt All FANS a ACCESSORIES IN ITKM IIST %OFF SAIC PWCI S210.00 55\ •4.90 •7010 3083.85 60% 1233.54 "8601 420 00 50% 210.00 '8752 3300 00 90% 1680.00 "242 20-20 SO.2$ 50% 25 12 $360 42-64 « 214.15 , 55% 87.27 *400 55 20 7*6.30 40% 314.52 ' •486 41-20 336.75 60% 134.70 *427". 55-20 311.80 55% 140.31 •434 4110 224.55 55% 101.05 •45641-10 380.00 55% 175.50 •600 5420 684.85 60% 277.88 $731 20-* 55.65 50% 27.83 S3041-73 11.12,31 32.25 50% 16.13 S4282 74-11 112.50 50% 56.15 S4951 73 12 85.85 50% 47.83 S STOCK: -ONE Of A KINO "OmKNT STYliS AVAHABUE \ kf. * MM LAMPS 1 NO RirUNOS OR EXCHANGES ON SALE ITEMS 4*418 SUISS NOT INCLUDED NO PHONE ORDERS •OR INQUIRIESH 4144110 NO GIMMICKS JUST ROCK ROTTOM PRICKS MOMMU «Mfc. Rto. 91 at** Volley M.Hm. McMaftry.M MM ^^7 Ms .M \fg| mwiwci pw mw vw Touasaint, Carole Barbara A. Zuber. Ringwood - Mary A. Goerner, Nancy Goerner, Richard Him- pelmann, R. Kathryn J. Repke. Spring Grove - Jaime C. Mantel, Eileen A. Rabelhofer. Wonder Lake - Thomas V. Bohac, Charlotte A. Church, Randall Hall, Robert Hunt, William S. Johnson, Mary Lennon, Robert W. Moore, John T. Pappas, Maria Warren. HONORS FaU-Tlaie Julliette L. Barnes, Richard N. Beck, Kris A. Bergstrom, Shari L. Blankenhorn, Craig D. Cynowa, Daniel J. Edwards, Mark B. Gampl, Mary A. Gaylord, Martin Gibbons, Nancy A. Glick, Raymond W. Gomoll, Glenn R. Greenwood, Cheryl L. Hansen, Daniel J. Heldt, Robert Hettermann, Richard A. Hignight, Constance J. Johnson, Kathryn A. Kling, Karen Ann Kolbinger, Robin T. Kunz, William A. Lang, James M. Lawler, John J. Murphy, Peggy A. O'Leary, Joseph J. Poczkalski, Philip J. Schmitt, Jeffrey W. Stolpa, Brett K. Thomas, Dale M. Williams, Lorie L. Zahn. Ringwood ~ Michael D. Rankin, R. Alesia and J. Repke. Spring Grove - Rayma J. Donohue and Lynne M. Phelan. Wonder Lake - John S. Beard. Francine A. Brzenk, Kort B. Crosby, Judith A. Knauf. Kim Nielsen, Russell P Rades. HIGH HONORS Part-Time McHenry - Patricia J. Adams, Wilfred Aide, Michael Aldrich, An­ tonio Asevedo, Rose M. Borchers, Lillian Boutin, Glenn R. Brittain, Louise M. Carter, Virginia A. Cholewa, Anthony P Christy, Gisele Dominique, David R. Edwards, Jr.-, Henry W. Glick, Bruce L. Henderlong, Beverly D. Hill, Robert G. Jenkins. Joyce M. John, Jeffrey J. Jordan, Wanda L. Kiuesener, Ann E. Lauer, Deborah L. Marra, Kathy A. Martin, Kathleen L. O'Day, Susan G. Orr, Kristine G. Paprocki, Curtis J. Pepe, Doug Richmond, Eileen Robel, Vicki A. Roth, Kenneth D. Sarni, Thomas G. Sdriofaer, Dentee L. Simon, Roaabe W. Smith, Donald M Sonnemann, Barbara Svoboda, Michael J. Thoma, Janet K. Tomal, Dolores A. Tonyan, Pamela Wroblewski, Madeline G. Bdger. Ringwood •> Lucilleann York. Wonder Lake-Gale A. Beat, Jamea P. Condon, Nancy DeCicco, Karen L. Grabow, Terry R. Kappel, Mary T. McCarty, Dave J. Menge, Michelle M. Nash, Judith R. Nichols, Beatrice W. Pond, Darrick D. Rosinski, Marguerite Smithmeyer, Donald S. Sturm, Linda L. WoUpert HONORS Paai-Thne McHenry-David H. Alton, Gary M Bhxmm, Tom Brefdd, Sharon M, Bretl, Randy Christenaen, Dennis J. Christie, Carolyn C<rtMs, Brian J. Conant, Judy L. Dehn, Jamea Dieterle, Margie Domski, Diana M. Donovan, Robert A. Erickson, I ma jean P. Foster, Judith B. Ronald J. Freund, Barbara Grandt, Karen E. Qunderaon, St___ N. Huff, Eileen P. Jagtar, Marylou R. Knapp, Robert P. Lameka, Charles k Lovett, Lawrence M. Lowrey, Margaret A. Major, Thomas J. McKinney, Lauretta E. Montgomery, Sundae Morrison, Frank Moaial, Edward Nicoiai, Daniel J. Fertile, Patricia B. Roth, Mark A. Schmitt, ApNTD: Stewart, Colleen J Jeanette M Umbarger, Cecilia ... Vincent, Debbie A. Welter, Joaeph J. Wisniewski, Katherine M. York. Ringwood - Mark A. Mgonigle. Spring Grove - John J. Ducy, Eugene R. Mette and Michael L. Ruhnke. , Wonder Lake - Susan L. Berg, Jerry C. Clemens, John A. Duffy, Evelyn M. Gouts, Bill J. Levendoaki, Joaeph W. Liggett, Jr., Janet A. Maksymiak, William Regner, William S. Stahlman. PLAN FOR DAY CAMP - Hopl neighborhood. Girl Scouts, will be holding Day camp from June 14-18 from * a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Scheinfeld farm, Marengo. Fees include bus transportation and three meals. Adults are needed Sitters will be provided. The two young ladies pictured above, Melissa Gregory and Tracl Koih, are engaged in an activity similar to those to be highlighted at camp. They are serving up a "peachy fine" dessert of their own making. JOHNSBURG Diane Berlin 675-6291 GOLF MINI * ctl' NUTONl STOCK AU STVUSt Rescue Squad Instructs CPR The Johnsburg Rescue Squad is having instruction in the C.P.R. method on Thursday, June 17, at the Rescue Squad building in Johnsburg at 7 p.m You may register by calling 385-2771 or 385-6444 after 5 p.m. This offer is limited to the first 20 calls. BOWL AND SLEEP The Explorer Scouts are sponsoring (heir first annual Bowling Sleep-In. This will be held June 14 through June IS. 7:30 p.m. to 10 a.m. All interested 14 to 17-year-olds are welcome. Membership in scouts is not required. This event will be chaperoned by adults. Sign up at Raymonds Bowl by June 13. B V M SODALITY The sodality is having a luncheon and card party Wednesday, June 16, at the Johnsburg Community club. Lunch will be at 11:30 a.m. with games to follow. Come and bqng along a friend. * CUB SCOUT PACK 454 ... held a final pack meeting on May 26. The boys were rained out of their outdoor fun, but we were able to salvage the awards ceremonies. The following dens were awarded their badges Den 10-Mark Berlin, a gold and one silver arrow; David Huhn, Bear Scarf; Ricky Van Every, Bear Scarf; Den U--Tony Sciarrone, one gold arrow Den 12 -Alex Bobnic, Bear badge, a gold arrow, one silver arrow. Den 14-Adam Hauschild, Bear badge, a gold arrow; Nick Pomonis, Bobcat. Webelos Den-Matt Bonus, Webelos badge; Bryan DeBaets, Out- doorsman; Jason Mumford, Scholar; Bryan Smith. Sportsman, Showman. The following scouts were brought into Webelos: Adam Hauschild, Dan Pegnottga. Keith Pomonis, Chris Setzler, Mike Mattio, Jimmy Neuman, Jeff Adams, Alex Bobnic, Scott Popovich, Joey Boanick, John Orllieb. Mark Berlin. Congratulations to you all for a very fine year in cub scouting. .., *> . Our next event will be the June Roller Skating party at the Just for Fun Skating Rink on Rt. 31 in McHenry. \' * CONGRATULATIONS To all the Johnsburg graduatea of 982. Best wishes to all for the coming ear. A special congratulations is $ent to six very nice girls, Laureen Charles, Kimberly Guanci, Karla Pollock. Kimberly Pollock, Connie Klotzand and Karen Klotz. You are all very special friends. DR. ROMAN J. DYKUN Announces The Opening Of His Office For - EAR, NOSE and THROAT and ALLERGY and FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY at • 523 W. South Street Woodstock (815)338-4600 and • 4911 South Route 31 (Near the Ambutal) Crystal Lake v (815)455-4690 OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT