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The purpose of this orientation meeting is to provide students and parents an opportunity to become more informed about the school they Marengo Day • Of •> will be attending this fall. The various teaching areas and curriculum of­ fering will be explained. Students, as well as parents, will have an op­ portunity to ask questions concerning procedures and curriculum at the school. \ A tour of the building facilities will also take place so students can become somewhat acquainted with the school building before the start of the school year. St m.'m Auxiliary Gains By Golf Play Day Libby Podpora, left, presents a check for $3,076.01 to Gloria Sprague, president off the auxiliary to McHenry Hospital (Northern Illinois Medical Center). The fnnds were raised through the auxiliary's second annual Golf Play Day, held « June 20, and Ms. Podpora was chairman of the event, which featured a luncheon and a day of golf or cards. The check will be part of the auxiliary's general funds to be used in support of projects and programs in the current hospital and in the new regional medical center under construction at Route 31 and Bull Valley Road. Committee members for the fund raiser were Joyce Adams, Carole Barnicle, Janet Conway, Marilyn Lang. Judy Nierman, Sigrid Schneider, Bertha Stange, Joan Teichmiller, Fran Weyland, and Barbara Winn. , + + + + » + + # + + + On Sunday, Aug. 21, from 1:30 to 4:30, in what has become an annual summer event at the McHenry County Historicalf Museum in Union, Dale and Pam Woodruff of Marengo will treat visitors to "live history". They will recreate an early 19th century fur trapper or "buckskinner" rendezvous complete with teepee, early trade era items, Indian costumes, and authentic demonstrations of tomahawk throwing and musket firing. Joining the Woodruffs are the John and Lloyd Liedke family of Whitewater. Wis., who will demon­ strate crafts of the last century used :'fUV RECIPE By Sank Anne Sherdan Nothing can beat vanilla ice cream on hot summer dajrs. You can always dress- up vanilla ice cream with roasted chopped nuts, cholocate topping or most any fresh (or frozen) fruit. Gpst^pd Ice Cream y* c sugar 2 T cornstarch 1 c milk 2 egg yolks Vi c coffee cream 2 eg* whites iftu GLASS REPAIR S|IIII iiliiiltt in rtmonni chips from d types of gtasraro and finest cfjsvsL iiooiets maot m- to Mb, Me filling, ^arini broken articles, much mare. MPT CLASS REPAIR fe 1001 Hart Hward,IL 60033 815-943-9039 " s \ l'/j c whipping cream 2 T vanilla extract pinch of salt. Mix sugar and corn­ starch. Add scalded milk gradually, stirring constant­ ly. Cook in double boiler 25 minutes. Stir several .times during dooking. Combine with well beaten egg yolks. Cook for 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Add salt and coffee cream. Mix well, strain and cool. When custard is cool, whip cream and fold into custard. Pour into refrigerator trays and freeze. Before the ice cream has frozen solid enough to serve, remove the tray from refrigerator. Stir well with a spoon from front to back of tray. Then careful­ ly fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Freeze. If you like chunked ice cream increase amount of custard needed and use your hand or electric churn. Freeze according to your churn's directions. THANK YOU! WITH YOUR INTEREST WE WON! MARENGO FEDERAL WANTS TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT ON REPEALING THE 10% WITHHOLDING LAW. Rather than sitting back and doing nothing, you spoke up and made it possible to repeal the law which would have allowed the federal government to withhold 10% of the interest you earn on your savings. Washington received your message loud and clear, and on August 5, 1983, President Reagan signed the withholding repeal measure. Rep. Norman D'Amours, a Mew Hampshire Democrat states, "Without the unceasing efforts of the CJ.S. League members and their customers this victory would not have been possible." MARENGO FEDERAL APPRECIATES YOUR SUPPORTIVE EFFORTS. ami • Marengo Federal W C A V / I M P C O I H A M A O O k l 200 East Grant Hwy OJ Marengo IL 60152 815 568 7256 SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 118 Cass 4400 Elm Street 60 Noithwest Hwy . O Woodstock IL 60098 © McHenry IL 60050 (j Cary IL 60013 815/338-2900 815 344 1900 312 639-0222 O Rt 47 at Calhoun 550 Crystal Pomi Drive 407 Lincoln Avenue Woodstock IL 60098 Q Crystal Lake IL 60014 (\ Fox River Grove IL 60021 815 338-7440 815/455-4300 312 639-2350 McHenry County High Achievement Tet iwrs Women who plan to be­ come school teacher*--at least those mooring in < cation atTe not the low academic a ers many people believe. An analysis of Scholastic Apti­ tude Test scores and high school rankings of more than 1,500women science, liberal arts, engineering, agriculture, business and education ma­ jors found no significant dif­ ference in scores by the time students reached their junior year of college. as trade items in that fur trapping industry-leather wares, pewter, and silver trade items. These outdoor activities will take place on the museum grounds near the society's Luke Gannon log cabin. Inside the museum, more events are planned as displays and special exhibits will focus on Marengo history. Large collections of private photographs, quilts, and special mementos that figured in the growth of this areaof McHenry County will be in the exhibits is a large and unusual hat pin collection and the scrapbooks of Rudy Husfeldt, history columnist for the Marengo Beacon Republican ' 4 News. Alio on display is a 1925 San­ born fire map of the City of Marengo showing the location and construction typt of all city structures at that time. Aging Agency To Fill Vacancies •< i Region Two Area Agency on Aging is seeking two McHenry county residents to represent McHenry county on the board of directors. Both terms bbcome effective in November. One appointment is for a three-year term. The other appointee fills the remaining one year of an unexpired term. The primary qualifications required are a sincere interest in benefiting senior citizens and a desire to make the public aware' of the services available tp older persons. Interested persons should contact Charles D. Johnson, executive director of Region Two Area Agency on Aging at P.O. Box 809 in Kankakee, 111., 60901, before Aug. 19. Region Two can be reached by telephoning 815-939-0727. Region Two Area Agency on Aging has responsibility for development and coordination of a network of services for older persons throughout the area. The agency informs and advises public and priv and the general public older {enpns living in the area and acts al advocate on their behalf. Members of the Region Two board of directors adopt a regional position of addressing needs, and planning services for the entire area. Actively involved in the working of Region Two, the board's responsibilities range from tracking pertinent pieces of legislation to giving recom­ mendations on which applicants receive funding. SYLVIA HERRERA Miss Sylvia Herrera has McHenry from Clute, Texas, the staff of the Fox Valley School, accepting the positic supervisor-teacher. Miss Herrera's educatic background includes J College in Lake Jackson, W., i she received her Associate of'Arts degree. She majored in Spanish at Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos. Her most recent training, which qualifies her for Fox Valley Christian School, was from Liberty Christian Academy in Carson City, Nev., where she was Reading, Readiness supervisor in an ac­ celerated Christian education program. During these years Miss Herrera has traveled across the United States with the Agape players, a Christiana drama-music ministry. She is also" bilingual and will be teaching Spanish as a second language at FVC FVCS uses accelerated education material where cf are able to work at their own pac with individual learning units strict supervsion and control. Mjusic, arts and crafts and recreation arc made available through seminars church members with skills in areas. Enrollment is still open anc Pastor Tom Robinson invites any_; inquiries to call the First Baptist Church office, 385-0083. ORCHESTRA OPENINGS -I Musically advanced high school and , college age instrumentalists attain- j vited to apply for membership in th£~ Metropolitan Youth Symphony Or-^ chestra of Chicago. Auditions by the >*'conductor, Pamela Overstreet Culley, will be held Sunday, -Septj ll,-- ̂ in a downtown Chiea&) Station. I Audition appointments can bfcfirfade by writing to Metropolitan Youth 1 Symphony Orchestra, 476 N. 7th J Avenue, Des Plaines, 111., 60016 or by- calling 237-1558. The orqbestra i rehearses on Sundays, from Sep­ tember through May, in downtown-1 Chicago. It performs four to six j concerts a year at various locations within the greater Chicago area. 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