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PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER -WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. 1979 Issue MCHS Honor Rolls OFFICERS INSTALLED - Pictured above are the officers of St. Agatha Court 777 of the National Catholic Society of Foresters installed at the April 17 meeting. Seated, from the left are Marie Frett, trustee; Jane Mann, financial secretary; Katie Huff, vice- president; Katie Dehn, installing officer; Laura Schmitt, president; Elaine Miller, recording secretary; and Evelyn Diedrich, treasurer. Standing from the left are Martha Freund, sentinel; Mabel Smith, trustee; Elseda Fuchs and Alma Freund, conductors; Lou LaBay, trustee; Janet Huemann, Barbara Wirtz and Janice Bartmann, junior directors, and Clara Michels, sentinel. Heart Attack Film Shown To Lake Senior Citizens A very interesting and educational film on heart at­ tacks was shown by Bob Rankin at the Wonder Lake Senior Citizen club. Mr. Rankin will be back later to show a film on retirement. Other business conducted was the installation of Blanche Jacobson as treasurer. A committee for the annual picnic was appointed and plans for a fun day were discussed. Members are urged to sign -up for a dinner and play at Shady Lane with Bill Lamont. Also for a ball game in the near future. There must be a total of forty people to fill the bus in order to go to either place. Refreshments were served by the ladies. The next meeting will be May 7. Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek 385-3777 Smith Family Welcomes Baby Son, Sean Carl Blue will be the predominant color in the nursery for Sean Carl Smith, and this nursery will have many trains, trucks and sports equipment. Sean was born to proud parents Carl and Carol Smith who reside at 4813 Shore drive. Time of Sean's arrival was 11:35 on Monday, April 16, at McHenry hospital. The scales tipped to 8 lbs., 15 oz., and Sean stretched the ruler out to 19inches. Proud grandparents are J.C. and Robbie Smith of Pine Bluff, Ark., and William and Gladys Elzer of Norridge. Sean also has two great grandmothers to spoil him, they are Lillian Thor (maternal) and Mattie Mc- Cormick (paternal). The very best to the Smith family and a hearty welcome to baby Sean! TURNSTWO Benjamin Belohlavy had two parties to celebrate his second birthday. Mom, Carol held a birthday party for Benjamin with little folks and their moms. Those attending were mom, Lori Bush with son Justin, Marilyn and daughter, Julie Meyer, Sandy Etten with children, Julie and Eric, Linda McCormick with daughter, Heather, Robin Hallberg, and Barb Arnold with son, Brian. Grandmother Jaenecke of Harvard had loads of fun organizing games for the children. Later that evening another party was held for Benjamin with daddy, Doug, and grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Belohlavy and Mr. and Mrs. Jaenecke. Benjamin had a great time opening presents and having the birthday song sung twice to him. RUMMAGE SALE A rummage sale sponsored by the Mary-Martha Guild of St. John Lutheran church, will be held Saturday, April 28 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The church is located on Route 176, next door to the Island Lake village hall. Area births which took place in Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock, from April 18 to 22 are as follows: April 18, a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richards, McHenry; a girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sutton, Spring Grove. April 19, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Don­ nelly, McHenry; April 21, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Peterson, McHenry; and April 22, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chutka, McHenry. Girl Scout \ews The twenty-second annual meeting of the Sybaquay Girl Scout council will be held April 26 at the Apple Orchard Country club in Bartlett. A total of 124 delegates representing over 8,000 girls will come together to elect board members, officers and do the business of the Sybaquay council. Delegates will also participate in a series of discussion groups designed to give input to the board of directors. Topics will include program for girls 12 to 17 years of age, delivery of Girl Scout service to each community and National and International Girl Scout opportunities for girls and adults. Delegates elected to respresent the Girl Scouts of McHenry are Kitty O'Neill, Trish Eiserman, Kathy Klotz, Pam Dean and Pat Barnes. C O U R T H O U S E S Q U A R E S McHenry Community high school, West campus, has announced its third quarter honor rolls. The following Juniors and Seniors had a grade point average, at the end of the quarter, or 3.5 or higher. 4.0 GPA Seniors: Richelle Allen, Mark Boettcher, Geary Lee Cone, Russell Crittenden, Susan Ewald, Sandra Fuller, William Heinrich, Thomas Henely, Steven Kively, William A. Knor, Timothy Kozelsky, Debra Maris, Lizabeth Raemont, Ruth Snyder, Elaine Sweet wood, Lori Wilson and Diane Ziemba. Juniors: JoAnne Blume, Brad Bonato, Jill Hutchinson, Carrie Ann Mortell, Lori Robertson and Tim Sabatka. 3.50 GPA Thomas Scott Babb, Julie Brooks, Patricia Condon, Kim Finkbeiner, Ronald Jeff Freund, Tami Gunder, Moira Haley, Lori Harney, Margaret Kelsey, William Kucek, Billy Lang, Frank Lindner, Maura Murray, Audrey Panning, Susan Reeves, Tom Richards, Michael Ruhnke, Daniel Schaeffer, Richard Sund, Lisa Toole, Roberta Vanderwiel, Kim Weber, Robert White and David Wright. Juniors: Angela Akins, Thomas Alvary, Barry An­ derson, Gerald Baczkowski, Lisa Bassett, Margaret Becker, Paul Conrad, Michele Cooper, Daniel Czerwonky, Theresa D'Angelo, Teresa Deveikis, William J. Dick, Lynn Effler, Caroline Freund, Denise" Freund, Robin Fullmer, Derek Gilbert, Patricia Goebel, Donna Grandt, Barbara Grasser, Kenneth Hoff, Judy Honning, Dean Howard, Stuart Howerton, Stephen Huff, Donna Karpavicius, Kevin Koeller, Stephen Montalbano, Pat Murray, Michael Norlock, Rosalie Otto, Steve Parisi, Anthony Pintozzi, Terence Schimon, Debra Shepit, Dee Sturm, Kay Tracy, Cynthia VanCleave, Maria Warren and Alane Zinke. McHenry high school East campus, is announcing its honor roll for the third marking period of the 1978-79 school year, ending March 22. The following is a list of freshmen and sophomores whose grade point average was 3.5 or higher. FRESHMEN 4.000 Lisa B^noy, Beverly Fink- beiner, Stacy Fox, Aruna Lahoti, Leah Melahn, Michael Morey, Debra Mortell, Susan Smith and Mary Lynn Thorn­ ton. 3.500 to 3.999 Denise Ahlgrim, Jacqueline Alcott, Stacy Anderson, Norma Argy, John Bazan, Gordon Bourey, Brian Bremer, Joanne Campbell, Donna Chesler, Kathleen Costigan, Melissa Dowe. Andrea Eichelberger, Scott Faris, Laura Farnsworth. John Flathau, Sharon Foley. Sandra Gilbert. Diana Gregg. Cindy Gunderson. Susan Henderson. Mary Higgins. Tim Hill, Raymond Hoglund. Cynthia Jensen. Jamie Kirk and Alan Kopp. Also Mary Anne Lange, Douglas Maris. Alan Marshall. Carol Martin, Melissa M a y b e r r y , S u s a n Mazurkiewicz. Debra Miller. Richard Miller. Kathy Mitacek. Christine Morgan. Doug Mullen, Shari Oliver. Monica Petto, Harry Raemont, Dome Read. Sherry Scarbrough. Roger Schmiegelt, Susan Sch­ mitt, Philanne Scully, Heather Smith, Paul Snyder, Rhonda Sweetwood, Karen Thietje. Charles Wegener and Deborah Wiles. Sophomore 4.000 Lisa Adams, Cynthia Chappel, Christopher Freund, Robert Kalck, Pamela La Farlette, Gina Lindemann, Kathy ( McGee, Kathlyn Merrick, Barbara Pintozzi, Patricia Jo Reeves, Judy Snyder, Gabriela Suhr and Kim Toussaint. 3.500 to 3.999 Stephanie Allen. Brady Anderson, Deborah Anzinger, Dan Borchardt, Robert Bryniarski, Lucinda Bushell, Richard Glosson, Robert Greve, Lynda Haddick, Julie Huml. Laureen Hupke, Krista Kaefer. Kara Lane, Jeannette May and Joseph Mullen Also Jerry Neff. Tom Nierman, Cheryl Patzke, Nelson Roltsch, Kim Romano. Kimberly Salman. Jon Schmitt. Tom Smith. Jane Sorling. Karen Strohman, Ronald Thompson, Susan Trojan. Susan Voska and Barbara Zuber Know This Kind? A know-it-all is one uho pre­ tends to know something about everything but really knows nothing about anything. CONSUMER GUIDELINES Refrigerator Tips Keep your refrigerator clean and air tight -- and you save The coils in back of the refrigerator should be cleaned at least every other month Dirty coils reduce the machine's cooling ability Close the door on a dollar bill If the bill can be easily pulled out, the gasket needs to be replaced OPEN EVENINGS 'Til 9 IMcKBNKY Home ftKniskings COME IN AND BROWSE - YOU'LL LIKE WHAT YOU SEE! HofT-.e ol J! r HOSPITAL NOTES WOODSTOCK MEMORIAL Admissions: Miss Bonnie Norton, William Dahl, Donald Blume, Mrs. Susan Unrah, Master Anthony Guirlani, Mrs. Lorraine Raven, Miss Jennifer Acred, Mrs. Gayle Bennett, Master William Fish, baby Nicole Dawson, all o McHenry; Mrs. Dorothy Zech, Mrs. Mildred Howorka, baby Heidi Stowe, Mrs. Dorothy Russell, all of Wonder Lake. HARVARD Admissions: Susan Ehredt of Wonder Lake. 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