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I'Aii&tf PLA1NPEALEB-WEDNESDAYtAPRIL2», 1161 Johnsburg Diane Berlin New Leaders For Pack 454 Pack 454 held their meeting last week The boys had on display posters which were made for the coming Scout-A-Rama. These were judged according to dens, with ribbons given for the first, second and third place. The judge for the com­ petition was Hank Miller of Windy Prairie Acres. The boys gave Miller an ap­ preciation certificate for his help. The pack now has a new Cub Master, Don Berlin and Assistant Cub Master, Dean Setzler Appreciation awards for service to the pack were awarded to Jerry DeWulfe, Mrs. Judy DeWulfe and Mrs Joyce Lehman Scouts given awards are Mike Koberlein, Arrow of Light; Joe Monigor, Arrow of Light; Jack Hall, Bobcat; Brian Debates, Wolf, 1 gold, 1 silver arrow; Keith Leh­ man, 4 gold, 2 silver; Chris Setzler. 1 silver; Dave Wetzstein, 1 gold, 1 silver; Danny Walker, 1 gold; Joe Sullivan, 1 silver; Mark Berlin, 1 silver; Keith Pomonis, 1 gold, 1 silver; Brian Smith, 1 gold; Ernie Demers, 1 silver; Jack Christie, 3 silver. Bear; Eric Nordling, 2 silver; John Ortleib, 1 gold. 2 silver; Jack Hall, Bobcat; Victor Rogono, Bear; Ken Gallo, Bear Kenny Gallo celebrated his ninth birthday at the meeting... "Happy Bir­ thday," Kenny. All of the dens have been busy working on Scout-A- Rama projects. We should have an excellent display of crafts and prizes. The Scout- A-Rama, will be held Saturday, May 2, at McHenry Fairgrounds from 1 to 8 p.m., and is open to the public HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Monday, Apr. 20, the Student Council had an Exchange day with the Palatine high school, who 675-6291 visited and attended classes with members of the Student Council. Tuesday, Apr. 21, students from Social Studies held a 3- D movie entitled "Creature from the Black Lagoon". It was shown in the evening to enable parents and in­ terested persons to attend. Wednesday, Apr. 22, a national testing company was in the school conducting tests. This will enable the school to help set standard norms for the area. The J E EP (Johnsburg Environmental Education program.) will be offering candles to raise money for the purchase of a canoe. If you are interested in helping this group, please contact the high school for in­ formation. SORRY! In my last article, due to a typing error, two names were unintentionally om- mitted as members of the Ski trip to Colorado with the Junior high eighth grade students My sincere apologies to Janice Kearns and Tim Boutin BOOSTER CLUB Junior high parents are requested to please set aside Tuesday evening. May 5, 7:30 p.m., for a meeting at Junior high in Room 42. They would like parents of students participating in all sports offered at the Junior high to attend. Every year the Booster club sponsors the concession stand at all home games for basketball to raise money for athletics. They are now doing the same for home wrestling meets as well. Your support through the years has made their suc­ cess possible, so plan on attending this important meeting to help keep sports alive in Johnsburg 4-H NEWS The McHenry Woodchucks performed their skit, "Nursery Rhyme Diet" at the 1981 Share-the-Fun festival recently. They came away with 1st runner-up to represent McHenry county at the State Fair in Springfield this summer. If for any reason the winners of the Huntley Harvestors would be unable to perform, they would take their place. Members of the Wood- chucks group are David and John Ansell; Rachell and Deana Behm; Kevin Diedrich; Keith, Kevin and Nancy Matteson; Randy Sundell. Debie, Cindy and Charlie Swinford; Steve and Scott Woods. Leaders are Dale and Kathy Woods; with the assistance of Kathy Beh- m We are very proud of your exercise of showmanship Watch for the 4-H group booth at the J.C Bush Fun Fair Saturday, May 16 They will be offering taffy apples MENTAL HEALTH Resource League for McHenry county is spon­ soring a booth at Fair Diddley, to be held Sunday, May 17. from noon to 6 p.m , on the square in Woodstock Any donations of clean, usable toys, games, books and puzzles, will be a|> predated Please keep in mind the success of this project depends on your generosity. Contact Mrs RK (Pat) Marks or Mrs. D A (Debie) Glen. Sr for any in­ formation ST JOHN'S Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality will hold a potluck luncheon and meeting. Tuesday. May 12. 30 p.m. at the Michael Schaefer residence We hope to see as many members as possible attend Plans will also be an­ nounced for our coming June Luncheon and Card Party. Please bring canned food items for a basket of groceries or any other items for our card party to the May meeting. Be seeing you! The ladies of the sodality are grateful to everyone who attended the Rummage sale. Apr 23 and 24. This benefits St John's Restoration fund CHURCH WOMEN UNITED in the Lake Region will have Fellowship Day with a salad buffet May I, at noon at the First United Methodist church. 1100 N Division. Harvard May Kirkendell is the coordinator and Pastor Robert Holmes, speaker Come with friends and enjoy a delightful afternoon Nursery will be provided spurgeon's Here! The Fresh Dynamics of Summer from Catalina" Newest sensations under the sun: soft tops with extended shoulders, two styles of shorts! Freedom in cool cotton/polyester. A Gauze top with yoke shirring, 6-18, $23. B Canvas cloth fly-front shorts. 6-16, $20. Catalina colors them both in turquoise or white. C Notched collar knit shirt in pink combination. S-M-L-XL, $24. D Skirt-look scooter shorts in Natural Blend" cotton poly doubleknit. Pink, white, turquoise, 8-20, $19 Catafi 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Bring a sack lunch for children. ...May 3-10 is "McHenry County Family Celebration Week". Plan a special family event this week. Invite another family to dinner. Bring children's books to the Clothing Closet. Woodstock, and good in­ fants' and children's clothing. OPEN HOUSE # ...for the Religious Education classes will be held the weekend of May 2 and 3. on the grounds of St. John's, with displays of projects made by the students, etc It is hoped that as many families as possible will join in this celebration. HIGH SCHOOL "Dam Yankees", Spring musical will be presented Friday, Saturday and Sunday. May 7, 8 and 9 in the school auditorium You will find this excellent en­ tertainment. It is a story that includes baseball, this season's most popular sport. DATES TO REMEMBER May 2 - Scout-A-Rama - McHenry Fairgrounds, 1 to 8 p.m May 2-3 - St. John's Religious Education Open House, at school. May 5 - Wildcat Booster club meeting 7:30 p.m., Junior high school. Room 42. May 7-8-9 - High School Spring musical "Dam Yankees", auditorium. May 16 - Fun Fair - J.C. Bush school. CONSUMER ^CHECKLIST McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 MUSTARD STAINS Mustard is a difficult stain to remove. You may have to try several methods and several applications. Apply a cleaning fluid such as Energine to the stained area, work a heavy duty liquid detergent and a few drops of white vinegar into the stain until it disappears, then launder the garment. Schedule New Clerk's Hours I would like to take this time to remind you of my hours this week. Wednesday and Thursday 1:30-5:30 p.m. 1 had stated earlier that I would change my hours in May Since May is almost here. I will do so now They will be Wednesdays. 2-6:30 p.m. If you cannot make my hours, feel free to call me at 385-2211 for a more con­ venient time GET WELL WISHES Don Milbratz recently underwent open heart surgery at Illinois Masonic hospital in Chicago. We hope by the time you read this Don, that you are feeling better and on the road to a full recovery. BIRTHDAY PARTY Raina Rourke just celebrated her sixth bir­ thday with a party at a local fast food restaurant. Her guests included Karen Laubenthal. Emily Dodds, Nicole Curran. Brad and Allen Bitterman. cousins Adam and Stephanie Freund. and sister Jenny. Hamburgers, pop. fries, and a delicious cake were enjoyed by all. Then the children played games outside. We're glad you had such a happy day. Raina. May you have many more. BIRTHDAYS Birthday wishes for the week are sent to Daureen Parenti on April 29, celebrating her 21st. Happy birthday sis. Matt Ilick celebrates his birthday May 2; Sena Groh and Chris Lawson, May 3; and Frank * Kurth, celebrating his 82nd, and Lauren Curran, celebrating her first birthday May 5. We hope all of your days are happy. ANNIVERSARIES We have one anniversary couple for this week, and they are George and Pat Mayer, celebrating their day May 2. We wish you both the best. Loyalty Day Slated May I Loyalty day is observed May 1 by the Veteran* of Foreign Wars and Ladies auxiliary throughout the United States. -. The V.F.W. had May 1 declared as Loyalty day to combat the Communist military might. 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