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I Anne Sowers Wonder Lake 653-9549 i Present Sacred Concert PAGE It - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 17,1982 Kindergarten Registration Kindergarten registration for the 1982-83 school year is scheduled for Friday, March 26, from 9 a.m. to noon at Harrison school. Signs will direct parents to the registration room. In order for a child to enter kindergarten in the Fall of 1982, he or she must be five years old before Dec. 1,1982. An information letter has been sent to the families of children known to be of kindergarten age, but if any family has not received this letter, they should call the school office at 653-2311 and one will be sent to them immediately. Appointments for three, four and five-year-old pre­ schoolers will also be made on Friday, March 26, for vision and hearing screening. This screening will be done at Harrison Friday, April 23. It is free, but every child to be screened must have an appointment. If there are any questions regarding either kin­ dergarten registration or pre-school screening, parents may call the school office at 653-2311. WHO'S CONFUSED? After looking over my column in last week's paper, I was in a state of confusion, which I'm sure any reader was! To start the column, you were told that kin­ dergarten registration for Harrison school would be held in Johnsburg. That wasn't my fault - really - but it was a goof somewhere along the line. I have repeated that section the way it was supposed to read so future kindergarten parents will get it the correct way today. After that, things were okay until "Special Days." The only explanation I have for that one is that I'm very anxious for Spring to get here, so I had my thoughts ahead one week. I'll try harder today to keep my dates straight. BOY'S BASEBALL REGISTRATION There are still two registratidh days left for boys, eight to 16 years old, who wish to play ball this season with the Wonder Lake Boy's baseball. Registration will take place at Christ the King from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be separate fees for one boy, no matter which division he will be playing in; two boys; and three or more. Tryouts for team placement will be held in April, so it is important to be registered in time. BOOK REVIEW A book review by Van Sells will be the entertainment for the March 18 meeting of the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. in" Nativity Lutheran church hall, located at 3506 E. Wonder Lake road, with the program following. Hostesses for the evening will be Gladi McGibbon, Marge Dugan, Betty Knauf, Jan Jensen, <and Diane Olson. Guests are always welcomed, so if you would enjoy hearing a book review, join the members on March 18. SPECIAL DAYS March 12 marked the eighty-seventh birthday of Paul Amundsen of Wonder Center. One of his birthday greetings was postmarked Washington, D C. and signed by President Ronald Reagan and Nancy. Happy St. Patrick's day today to all of us terrific Irish pebple and Happy St. Joseph's day, March 19, to those of Italian and Polish ancestry. COMMUNITY EVENTS Mar. 17 -- Wonder Woods Aux. meeting; 7 p.m. Mar. 17 -- Young At Hearts; 10:30a.m. Christ the King. Mar. 18 - Woman's club meeting; 8 p.m. Nativity Lutheran church. Mar. 19 - Science Fair Greenwood school; 6:30 p.m. Mar. 19 - Co. 1 Firemen Aux. St. Patrick's Card party; 7-10 p.m. Firehouse. Mar. 20 - Boy's Baseball Registration, 9 a.m. -1 p.m. Christ the King. Mar. 21 -- Corned Beef and Cabbage dinner; 1 p.m. Christ theKing*" Mar. 26 - No school for District 200. Proficiency Exams Offered Paramedics The McHenry-Western Lake County Mobile In­ tensive Care unit program, in conjunction with McHenry County college, is offering proficiency exams to p r e s e n t l y c e r t i f i e d paramedics for retroactive college credit hours. These credits can be applied toward an Associate degree in Applied Science. By taking four proficiency exams and an internship period, a paramedic can accumulate 23 hours of credit. Credit hours are awarded after successful completion of the exams with a score of 70 percent or better. The requirements and credit hours are as follows: EMS 110, EMT, Ambulance, 5 hours credit; EMS 120, EMT, Paramedic, Module 1, 6 hours credit; EMS 121, EMT, Paramedic, Module 2, 5 hours credit; EMS 122, EMT, Paramedic, Module 3, 5 hours credit; and EMS 123, EMT, Paramedic, In­ ternship, 2 hours credit. To apply for these credits, interested persons must obtain a proficiency examination request form at McHenry County college, and register for each in­ dividual test. The fee is paid at McHenry County college. The tests will be ad' ministered at McHenry hospital's MICU office, adjacent to the hospital's parking lot on Waukegan road. Only one test may be taken at a time. For further i n f o r m a t i o n , c o n t a c t William Riggs, director of EMS, or Marge Zujewski, RN, MICU coordinator, at 385-2200, extension 760 or 761. • Food From Sea Scientists who participa­ ted in the world's largest biological research cruise last year in the Antartic have been analyzing their findings. A hading Ameri­ can researcher on the pro­ ject says they have found enough krill -- a tiny shrimp-like creature -- to provide a major food source for the entire world. McCullom Lake Dawn Miller 385-4901 The St. Paul Bible college choral club, under the direction of Leon Anderson, SPBC Music department chairman, will present a concert of sacred music at the Alliance church, 3815 W. Bull Valley road, McHenry, Friday, March 19 at 7:30 p.m. McHenry American Legion Auxiliary Through the years, a great many young ladies and also a Tew young men have become nurses because of the scholarships provided to them through the Past Presidents' Parley program. Past Presidents' Parley chairman, Mrs. Ralph (Eileen) Johnson, of Aurora, 11th district, American Legion auxiliary, has an­ nounced rules for the can­ didate. One must be in senior year or a graduate of an ac­ credited high school and in need of financial assistance to continue education. Scholarships are to be used for two-year or more courses in an accredited school or hospital. Additional items to be submitted with the ap­ plication include four letters ^of, recommendation cer­ t i f y i n k e n t r a n t ' s qualifications, character and need for financial assistance. 1 The applicant also needs a letter from applicant stating why he (or she) wants to be a nurse. A transcript of high school grades and credits, and a statement of the number of pupils in class and rating in class are also necessary. The basis of judging is as follows: 1--Desire to become a nurse - 25 percent - attitude towards profession and degree of ideals about profession as stated in ap­ plicant's letter. 2--Character - 30 percent - strength, standard of con­ duct, conscientiousness. 3--Scholastic rating - 20 percent. 4--Degree of financial need - 25 percent. Any young lady or young man interested in obtaining the nurse's scholarship may contact Mrs. Johnson in Aurora, or the local American Legion auxiliary. Deadline for the completed application and other material listed above is May 1 " Non-Food The USDA says that one grocery bag in three brought home from the supermar­ ket is filled with non-food items. WOODSTOCK OPTICAL SERVICE WOODSTOCK OPTICAL Woodstock Optical Service, Inc. 666 W. JACKSON ST. WOODSTOCK, ILL. 815-338-0210 ^ A V l T f L O W E S T PRICE ON GLASSES SINGLE VISION... ONLY $3995 COMPLETE BIFOCAL... ONLY KRYPTOK or D-22 BIFOCAL COMPLETE $4995 Same Day Service on Most Proscriptions jn Mod. 9-8; Toes. Thru Fri. W Sat. 9-2:30 Closed on Wednesdays ST. PAUL BIBLE COLLEGE CHORALCLUB The 47-voice choir will be singing in response to the message of Christ as they tour area churches. Their varied musical selections will appeal to all. Anderson has been with the SPBC Music department for five years. Before coming to SPBC he served as chairman of the Music department for Detroit Bible college, was the director of the choral ensembles at the University of Michigan, Dearborn, and was chair­ man of the Music depart­ ment at Western Bible college in Denver. St. Paul Bible college, located 30 miles west of Minneapolis, is the mid- western regional college of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. The Rev. Gerald Robert­ son, pastor of the Alliance church, extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend the concert of the SPBC choral club. There is no admission charge. Pets-At-Large Are Nuisance ' The first board meeting of March was held Tuesday, March 9, at 8 p.m. at the beach house and the problem of cats and dogs running at large was brought up. If you love your pets, please keep them penned or on a leash. If you no longer want your pets, why not contact an animal shelter. Animals that run at large are a nuisance to your neigh­ bors and to other animals that are penned or chained. If interested, cat traps are available from Animal Control in Woodstock. Health and Welfare Trustee Tom Olson has more in­ formation on this subject. Village Board meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each and every month of the year. All village residents are welcome to attend and meet your village officials and your neighbors. VEHICLE STICKERS You have two more weeks to purchase vehicle stickers before they are to be displayed, March 31. My office hours are on Wed­ nesdays and Thursdays, from 2 through 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays, from 10 a.m. through 2 p.m. Please bring your vehicle registration card with you. If these days are inconvenient, please call me at 385-2211 any day Monday through Saturday. EASTER CARNIVAL The Beach Gals annual Easter Carnival will be held Saturday, April 3, from 10 a.m. through 2 p.m. The egg hunt will start promptly at 10 a.m. Please drop decorated eggs off at Karen Sarabia or Dawn Miller's house by Friday, April 2. Donations will gladly be accepted. Mary Brand is in charge of the carnival and in need of volunteers to run some of the games. If you can spare a couple of hours to spend having fun with our children, please contact Mary at 344- 1960. The children really enjoy this carnival, and that is why it is a success year after year. The Little Miss McCullom Lake contest will start at 11 a.m. If you have a little darling Miss between the ages of four and eight by April 3, contact Linda Bacon at 2011 Spring road or call 385-7415. Registration will continue through March 27. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes go this week to Pat Anderson, sharing March 17, St. Patrick's day, with Patrick Walter; and Kathy Loewe, turning eight March 18. Ron Krumsee celebrates March 19; Henry Tapaninen's special day is March 20 and Laurie Olson's day is March 21. We hope that all your dreams for the future come true. COMMUNITY CALENDAR March 17, Wednesday, St. Patrick's day. Think green. March 23, Tuesday, Village Board meeting at 8 p.m. at the beach house. All residents welcome. Branch Court The following cases were heard recently in Branch court of the 19th Judicial Circuit: John G. Neuman, of 3114 R i v e r s t r e a m d r i v e , McHenry, was fined $175 for resisting arrest. Steven F. Goetz, of rara Myang, McHenry, was fined $200 and costs on a charge of reckless driving, which was amended from driving while intoxicate. The court placed him on six months probation and stipulated completion of the DWI Project. Jimmie L. Colberg of 4420 W. Shore drive, McHenry, was fined $35 and costs on a charge of battery. ITS YOUR LUCKY DAY Save in every department -- every aisle -- It's the luck of the Irish and Hornsby that brings you super low discount prices in March! rrx^anr^i I ^ Johneon u* Super Low Spring Prices! ^?oons Pledge • 27 0z. Future Doritos Brand Tortilla Chips ouPT Dupont Rain Dance Liquid or Paste Wax V* lb. Nacho cheese flavor. Great for your parties or after school snack N E W Caue»e* 3.1 Keeps your car's finish beading and shining wash after wash -- rain after rain! 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