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Third Quarter Honor Roll At Parkland Announced Parkland school's honor roll is designed to recognize those sixth, seventh and eighth grade students who are doing well in achievement in their classes. Students who have achieved this for "the third quarter are: Sixth grade--Danielle Adams, Bill Anest, Lynette Anzelmo, Gretchen Baumbeck, Johnathan Beckler, Kim Belzer, Mike Berg, Kelly Beyer, Holly Brandenburger, Matt Carson, Sean Christmann, Ericka Conway7 Andy Cremeens, Lora Deckert, Todd Doherty, Michelle Enright, Kim Farrington, Josh Glosson, Pam Gregorio, Beth Greve, Sherry Groh, Dave Hancock, Tricia Harnish, Tina Hennip, Anne Hoffmann, Steve lacullo, Brian Johnson, Bob Kerns, Aaron Klopfenstein, Tina Kottke, Karen Kovich, Rae Ann Kryc, Char Kulik, Cathy Kupstis, and Bill Kuechel. , Also Tammy LaRocco, Jo Jo LaRussa, Brian Lincoln, Julie Linn, Cindy Marinangel, Carrie McMahon, Missy Meier, Jenny Meyers, Tricia Miller, Wendy Miller, Venus O'Bara, Brandon Pasternock, Ryan Penoyer, Tammy Peters, Bridgett Pogose, Colleen Przetacznik, Kevin Radic, Michelle Reed, Regina Riley, Jeremiah Sawyer, Dan Schilling, Aaron Sherrick, Kelly Smith, Michelle Stout, Dennis Suchomski, Todd Thennes, Kathy Tiffany, Darlene VanCleve, Laura Vistine, Emily Warren and Allison Woods. Seventh grade--Mike Birmingham, J.J. Blum, Tim Brachman, Andrea Brady, Shannon Brown, Brian Busse, Erinn Carani, Todd Carson, Michelle Delisle, Scott Diehl, John Doherty, Laurie Dornbush, Greg Doyen, Dave FlathaUj Yvette Fuiava, Dave Gealow, Dave Gende, Tim Glosson, Javier Gomez, Catrina Kitchen, Jim Hammer, Rob Huffmann, Chris Johnson, Shelly Johnson, Linda Kath, Joe Killam, Vern Kennedy, Lisa Kirsch, Kris Kleemann, and Tina Koczor. Also Kelly Koerper, Allen Some Awnings Just Shade LaMarche, Dee Dee Malugen, Wayne Markgraff, Darren Mereness, Angela Molina, Jennifer Motroni, Brian Nemtusak, Lisa Ryan, Eric Salman, Ted Sanders, Mike Schreiner, Jeff Sorenson, Jeff Stark, Paillette Steele, Lori Stuart, Teresa Swiatek, Joel Warren, Julie Warren, Phil Webb, Todd Wienholtz, Sherry Wijas, Kris Williams, Kim Zujewski, Jeff Zurblis and Vanessa Urban. Eighth grade--Jeff Abernathy, Terri Arnold, Phil Anzelmo, Jerry Bennett, Becky Beyer, Caroline Brown, Cherie Bukovsky, John Brennan, Michele Cable, Candee Calcese, Joe Colomer, Lucy Corey, Scott Cunningham, Ivan Cvitkovic, Jim Danczyk, Ericka Dickstein, Kim Doerfert, Steve Doyen, Dan Drake, Michelle Druml. Jennifer Dunne, Bob Finkbiner, Tim Fischbach, Nicole Foreman, Mary Geske, Christina Glus, Steve Godt, Terri Godt, Julie Golik, Ramona Gregorio, Brian Hess, Julie Hill, Lorraine Humphreys, and Kevin Justen. Also Jim Kane, Debbie Kielisch, Sheri Knaack, Craig Kriutilla, Jen­ nifer Kupstis, Aimee Laskowski, Lisa Lucarz, Tammy McDonough, Michelle McLean, Joe Marchese, John Markgraff, Danielle Miller, Ed Miller, Dave Parisi, Rachel Prushinski, Tracy Popp, Debbie Rathmann, Jackie Ricci, Charlie Rich Yvonne Riemland, Joe Roeder, Ed Serritella, Jeff Simek, Paul Smith, Scott Smith, Vicki Stosur, Flynn Tiffany, Brian Toussaint, Dennis Trojan, Chris VanDeWege, Jim Watkins, Mike Weber, Bill Wijas, and Jennifer Williams. RINGWOOD NEWS Doris Low 653-9262 Koty Christopher 385-8007 PAGE 9 - PI-AlNnF.M.ER - FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1983 'Outstanding Young Woman' Status For Former Resident Slate Sewing Work Day 4-21 Sewing work day will be held at Ingeborg Jacobsen's home Thursday, April 21, beginning at 10:30 a.m. until about 3 p.m. Come join us; this is the time that we work on all the fancy work and items for the Christmas bazaar that is held at the church in November in conjunction with the Roast Beef Dinner SPRING Spring is sprung -/- we think! And now we hope that th4 weather will get everyone active again and folks will give us a call. We cannot have a column if we don't have your help. Please call us with your little tidbits of news, as we need your help to keep this column going. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to John K.Jap- perich and Roberta Bowling on .April 19; and to Henry Aissen April 20. April 21 is that special day for LaVern Thomas; and April 22 finds Darrell Barker and William (Billy) Beaman celebrating their special day. Roger Barker and Dotty Sellers will add another candle to their cake on April 23; as Clara Tonyan, and Jeannie Patricia Parsley will do April 24. April 25 is that special day for Mary Sonnemaker ; and way out there in Oklahoma, Larry Harvey and Brett Reinhdardt. We wish all of you special people a very happy day and we wish you many more to come. DATES TO REMEMBER Apr. 17 -- Worship service -- 9:15 a.m. -- Ringwood church. Junior church -- 9:30 a.m. -- Ringwood church. Apr. 20 -- Richmond Tasters Luncheon. Apr. 20 -- Choir practice - 7 p.m. ~ Ringwood church. Apr. 21 -- Father-Son Banquet --6:30 p.m'. - Ringwood church -- for tickets call Katie or Marge Evans. Apr. 23 -- Pictures taken at church - for an appointment, call Marge Evans. Apr. 24 -- Worship service -- 9:15 a.m.. -- Ringwood church. Junior church - 9:30 a.m. -- Ringwood church. Apr. - Sewing work day - 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. -- at home of Ingeborg Jacobsen. GOD BLESS Marriage Licenses Applications for marriage licenses were recently made in McHenry County Clerk's office by: Jon K. Muse and Bridgette N. Montgomery, both McHenry; Scott D. Mullen and Christina F. Tacullo, both McHenry; Egon Langhammer, Cary, and Audrey F. Hodgees, McHenry. ROSE ADAMS The board of advisors for the Outstanding Young Women of America Awards program has an­ nounced that Rose Adams has been1 selected for inclusion in the 1982 edition of Outstanding Young Women of America. Ms. Admas, who lives in West Fork, Ark., is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Adams of rural Yellville. The Outstanding Young Women of America program is designed to honor and encourage exceptional! young women between the ages of 21 and 36 who have distinguished themselves in their homes, their professions and their communitties. Accomplishments such as these are the result of dedication, service and leadership -- qualities which deserve to be recognized and remembered. Miss Adams, along with ap­ proximately 23,000 fellow Outstanding Young Women of America, will be presented in the prestigious annual awards volume. They are now being considered for one of the 51-state awards to be presented to those women who have made the most noteworthy contributions in their individual states. From these 51 state winners, the 10 outstanding Young Women of America will be chosen. They will be honored at the annual awards lun­ cheon held in Washington, D C. Miss Adamas received her BS degree in education from Illinois State university in Normal, 111. She took one year of law at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville and then went on to earn her master's degree there. She moved to Ohio and worked for the Clinton County Children's Ser­ vices in Wilmington, Ohio. In August, 1981, She moved back to Arkansas and is at present director of Educational Services of the Bost Human Development Services. The school, a complex of four schools in one area, teaches mentally retarded developmentally disabled chldren and adults. There are 56 students under her direction for whom she is responsible. A former resident of McHenry* she attended St. Mary's parochial school and graudated from MCHS in 1970. AWNINGS DO MORE SAVE UP TO 25% in AIR CONDITIONING COSTS. PROTECTS WINDOWS FROM WIND, RAIN, SNOW. BLOCKS oar EXCESSIVE SOLAR RADIATION LETS IN OUTSIDE AIR, SOFT PLEASANT UGHT. Senior 10% DISCOUNT on any SCREEN ROOM. PATIO COVER or complete AWNING Installation to any Qualified "SENIOR CITIZEN" Homeowner. (REDEEMABLE ONLY AT STORES LISTED AT BOTTOM OF THIS AO) STOREWIDE SAVINGS FROM FIjOCK TO CEILING } I It I : . 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