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Debate Team To State SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 "PLAIN'DKALEK - WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4,1979 1* Lakemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas 385-4934 Ruth Snyder, left, Derek Gilbert, Jill Hutchinson and Russ Crittenden talk over details of the state final debate competition in which they will be participating for the first time since the debate program was instituted in McHenry high school just five years ago. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The McHenry high school debate team is winding up its most successful season in a spectacular manner. It's sending two teams to the IHSA state finals for the first time since the debate program began just five years ago. To make it more spectacular, both McHenry teams entered in the sectional tournament qualified and will go downstate. This year's varsity squad of Ruth Snyder and Russ Crit­ tenden came off a 5-5 showing at NIU two weeks ago to qualify in the 28-team sectional with an impressive 11-1 record. They scored 2-0 victories over Rock- ford Auburn, Crystal Lake Central, Peoria, Rockford-East and Woodruff, and tied 1-1 with Peoria Manual. The junior varsity team of Jill Hutchinson and Derek Gilbert qualified with an 8-4 record. They defeated Rock- f o r d - B o y l a n , P e o r i a - Richwoods; split ballots against Crystal Lake Central and Woodruff; and lost 0-2 to first place Peoria Manual. Jill and Derek were 2-2 after their first three rounds and managed a 6-0 comeback. Any one loss in those last three rounds would have kept them from qualifying. The IHSA sectional at Belvidere, with 28 teams, is the largest in Illinois and sent ten teams downstate for the finals. Other local schools sending teams downstate were Crystal Lake South and Belvidere. State finals will be held April 5-7 at Illinois State university at Normal. Debate coach is Gloria Burke, teacher at East cam­ pus. EDUCATIONAL) j I j College Honors | Augustana Senior Paula Giovanetti Student Teaching Paula Giovanetti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Giovanetti, 2715 Knob Hill road, McHenry, a senior at Augustana college, is serving as a student teacher during the spring quarter. Paula is teaching physical education at the Grant Wood Elementary and Middle schools, Bettendorf, Iowa. Twenty-four Augustana seniors are student teaching in Quad-City area schools this spring. They are gaining ex­ perience for careers in education, working under the supervision of professional teachers. It Glows True friendship is like phosphorescence -- it glows best when the world around you goes dark. -Farm and Home. Circuit Breaker Senior and disabled citizens in Illinois who have not already filed for Circuit Breaker tax relief for claim year 1976 must do so by March 31, 1979. Under the 1976 program property tax relief grants of up to $500 and additional grants of up to $100 were available to qualified citizens. Applications may be obtained by calling any of the following numbers: 800-525-8972 (toll-free); 641-2150 (in Cook SUBSCRIBE To The McHenry Plaindealer county); 800-252-6565 (toll free); or 312-792-5000 (collectX. 5000 (collect). Board Positions Merit Support Of Interested Voters Saturday, April 14 is the day when board members of School Districts 15 and 156 will be elected. These people will determine the policies you and your children will be governed by, during their learning time in school. Considering that school budgets requisition the highest amount of tax moneys spent locally, it is very important that board members to be voted in are knowledgeable, con­ scientious, and very much aware of conditions in the schools. ' " . Try to find out the views of the candidates, and then make your decision as to the best qualified. Our first priority should be to provide the best education available for our young people. Do your share by voting on April 14. The school board members give so much of their time and energy at no pay, that our share of putting an X on the ballot is really miniscule. ACTIVITIES AND AWARDS Tricia Goebel was awarded a letter "M" at the Sports banquet, for her membership on the high school swimming team. She was also in the happy production of "Kiss Me Kate" put on by the drama depart­ ment of West campus. This meant many long hours of rehearsal for all the young people involved. Now Tricia is taking on another project. She is teaching disco dancing. Members of the Moose Lodge will benefit from Tricia and her friends' ex­ pertise on Wednesdays after Easter. Even father Brian Baker will be getting into that act. Congratulations to a very busy and talented young lady. LAKEMOOR PERMITS Lakemoor permits what? Among other things, well and building permits issued by Charles Schmidt, superin­ tendent of Public Works. He reminds Lakemoor residents of his office hours, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. The telephone number is 385- 2936. His office also answers questions regarding sewer and road work. Mr. Schmidt is in his office every week day at the municipal building, between 7 and 9 a.m. HEARTWORM TIME Spring brings mosquitoes, and mosquitoes can cause the death of a pet dog. Now is the time for a blood test at the vet's, to determine a clean bill of health before the heartworm pills are given. Protect your dog and the other pets by p r e v e n t a t i v e m e d i c i n e . Heartworm is fatal unless treated, and successful treatment depends on early detection. We know from Whimper's illness, how painful this condition is for dog and family. With all dog owners giving the daily pills during mosquito season, a lot of pain and heartache will be averted. BLOOD PRESSURE INCREASE The free blood pressure screening at Lakemoor on the third Monday of last month, must have added to R.N. Vickie Behan's reading. Because of the extreme fog on the nineteenth, Vickie decided to take the "safer" way home, via Route 31. Normally, 15 to 20 minutes finds our heroine home, but this night the trip took an hour and a half of driving in near zero visibility. We are thankful for her safety, and also for Vickie's dedication to the continued health of our community. RETIREMENT TIME Loyal, industrious Helen Donovan has finally suc­ cumbed to the dream of retirement. Thirty-five and one-half years with A.B. Dick was rewarded with a delightful luncheon with the vice- president of the company, dining on no less than lobster. Husband Bob has waited for this time for some years now, as he hopes to go to warmer climes Now they will have the time to plan and anticipate future moves BAND SCHOLARSHIP HELP Colette Wipper. a member of East campus band, has been doing her bit to help pay for the annual scholarship the high school band sponsors every year. Band people are taking orders for pizzas, which will provide some of the money needed for the band program Pizzas are to be picked up at East campus parking lot, Saturday morning, April 7 They may still be ordered through Colette or any band member SPOTTY PROBLEMS Chicken pox seems to be the "in" thing for the youngsters now. Tracy Hueckstaedt had her spots, but is all well now. April Baker is over her siege, and now Lilyann is waiting for son Billy to develop the same Get wells are wished for recuperating Otto Witzke and Edna Garbacz CELEBRATION TIME Belated birthday wishes to David O'Brien. Our Polish Leprechaun celebrated his day March 24 by shaving off, with the barber's assistance, the red hued beard he has had for several years. David didn't realize how much warmth his beard had provided until he felt the winds and snow of March 25 on his naked face Jim Chambers celebrates his birthday April 6. Library helper Wendy Bird has her day April 7, as does April Cham­ bers. Leigh Ann Freeman shares her birthday April 9 with another April, this time April Lynn Baker April 's birthday will be celebrated with a family affair on Easter Sunday. Myra and Stan Zabroski will be celebrating their wedding anniversary on April 5. Hap­ piness is wished for all HOW MUCH A MILE? The Palm Sunday ten-mile walk at the Moraine Hills state park to benefit CROP, the organization concerned with world hunger, will find at least two area members walking. Maribeth Karas will walk the ten miles, and I will try to walk them. One offer of $5 came in if I completed the ten miles. If not, I would have to pay the $5 Somehow that doesn't seem to be the purpose of the walk! Sponsors are needed. A sign up sheet is at the McHenry Nunda library. Maribeth and I will do the walking if you will do the paying And it 's all for CROP. COMMUNITY CALENDAR April 7 Pick up pizzas at East campus-Benefit band program April 8-CROP Hunger Walk- Moraine Hills state park. 1:30 p.m. April 10-Lilymoor association meeting. 8 p.m.-214 N Ridgeway-344-195jb April 11 -Lily Lake Con­ servation Club. Inc -open meeting-Lakemoor municipal building. 7:30 p.m. April 12-Lakemoor village meeting, 8 p.m.-Lakemoor municipal building April 14-election of school board members. District 156 and 15-Lakemoor municipal building April 16-Free blood pressure screening. 7 to 9 p.m- Lakemoor municipal building ' April 17-election for village of Lakemoor trustees. 6am to 6 p m -Lakemoor municipal building Life is fragile-handle with prayer GOD BLESS Solar Design Competition A statewide solar hot water design competition will be conducted this summer by the Illinois Institute of Natural Resources in cooperation with the Illinois Office of Education and the Illinois State Fair Entrants will construct low cost solar hot water demon stration models to be exhibited and judged during the 1979 State Fair Cash awards totaling $5,000 will be given The competition is open to all Illinois residents, and students are especially encouraged to participate. For details contact Steve Brown. 325 W. Adams Springfield 62706 (217-785 28(H)). McHenry Home Furnishings Is Having A And Save *8.80 Over Newstand Price FILL OUT AND MAIL OR BRING TO: McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. Elm St.. 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