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SECTION 2- PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, MM Montini aids recycling drive effectiveness start J ° Final restoration begins tidi week for Parent Effectives Hie eighth grade students and teachers from Montini Middle School will again be co- sponsoring the McHenry County Defenders recycling drive. On Saturday, March 17, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the West Campus of McHenry Community High School, 4724 West Crystal Lake Road, this group will be on hand to unload cars, load the trucks, sort and crush glass, and all the other chores necessary for a smooth and efficient drive. According to Dolores Wines, teacher and class sponsor, the boys and girls undertake this drive each year for two reasons: 1-they feel that the recycling effort is worthwhile community project, and 2-they raise money for a class trip to Great America. Whatever funds are left will be used for a school gift. Extra funds last year were used to purchase dictionaries for the school. Newspaper is one of the principal items recycled. However, it should be stressed that magazines and slick paper catalogs cannot be recycled. Brown paper bags and card* board tied in manageable bundles are also accepted. In addition, glass containers with metal and plastic removed, "tin" cans clean and flattened, used motor oil, and aluminum scrap of all kinds are welcomed. High on the list of recycables are 100 percent aluminum cans. The bek price, 35 cents per pound, will be paid for those cans that are crushed. Un- crushed cans bring 33 cents per pound. The Defenders are once again offering a bonus of 1 cent a pound for lots of more than 100 pounds. As always, persons who choose may make a donation of their cans instead of being reimbursed for them. For further information about recycling or how an organization can participate in a future drive, contact a Defender representative at 385-8512. Auditions for MCC musical Auditions for the McHenry County College Theatre production of the musical "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off," to be presented in MCC's Black Box Theatre April 20-29 and May 3-5, will be held at the college Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, March 14,15 and 17. The musical was written by Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse. It focuses on the life of one character, Littlechip, and his rise from -nobody to somebody and back again. Familiar songs from "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off" in­ clude "Once in a Lifetime," "Gonna Build a Mountain" and "What Kind of Fool am I." The production contains one major male role, seven to nine roles for women and one role for a young boy. New Auto Loans 11.9% 48 Months Marengo Federal ^SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN Spno9t sen saWS \sr;»--» ,c.. jotted®) ' 73.O3AO \ QFF r*®uU<! JpUance ta°fha,ca.e.PP , u R»v«rS,<J 'oaq-739° \ thru s & s s & s r * \ s s s s - -- . Soring"^ «R2-7A5A \ t*"* -- Un^R^^W7390 \ a"' thru H8S" Final registration begins this week for Parent Effectt Training classes (P.E.T) beginning Monday, March 19. The classes are sponsored by Lakaride Center and the Lake Region YMC A of Crystal Lake. For more information or to register, call the First Congregational Church in Crystal Lake. (815) 4594010 or James McChmg (815) 4B5- 4876. SS general m News Auditions will be held in the MCC Theatre, Room 104 of the Applied Science Building, on the MCC campus, Wednesday and Thursday, beginning at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m. Those planning to try out for a part should come with one song prepared, either a ballad or up­ tempo. They will also be asked to read from a script and do some basic non-verbal im­ provisation. Persons interested in working on a crew for the show are in­ vited to come to an audition or call the director, Bob Riner, at the college, 455-3700, extension 246. 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