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~w< - PAGE 17 - PLAINDEA LER - FRIDAY. JULY 2». IMS' 'Tetl The World' Presents Two Concerts In This Area College Honors Tell the World, a choral group of young people, will present the musical program, Life, by Otis Shillings during the first three weeks of August at various locations in the northern Illinois area. The group consists of ap­ proximately 35 young people from high school freshmen through age 24. They perform with the back-up of a professional accompaniment tape which has a wide variety of in­ strumentation and rhythms. Tell the World is sponsored by the Evangelical Free church of Wauconda and is directed by Walt Martin of Island Lake. Martin has been involved in church music and barbershop quartet music since his own high school years. He is a graduate of Valparaiso., university. His wife, Miriam, a Wheaton college graduate, assisted in organizing Tell the World and continues to help manage the group. Martin reported that the musical Life has been performed in com­ munities all over the United States. "It features the use of modern music to present a message that will speak especially to young people, but also to the adults who hear it. Otis Skillings is <me of the foremost contemporary Christian composers in America." Members of Tell the World include Stephanie Hankins, Jill Hutchinson, Anna Firnbach,. Kellie Noe, Lisa Suman, Greg Boyd, Steve Schuerr and Darrell Polka. The concerts include these: Sunday, July 31, Roberts Road Baptist church, Island Lake, 7 p.m., and Thursday, Aug. 4, Pearl street park band shell, McHenry, 7:30 p.m. All concerts are free and all people in the area are invited to attend. For additional in­ formation call 312- St. John the Baptist CathoUc school, which is located in Johnsburg, will hold registration grades pre-scbool through 8 for the 1983-84 school year Aug. 6 and 13 after the 5:30 Mass and Aug. 7 and 14 after the 7,9 and 11 Masses. There will fie an open house at the pre-scbool Thursday, Aug. 11, from 9 to noon. All interested families who have not yet registered are welcome. Those with questions regarding the school are asked to contact the school office at 385-3959 between 8:30-1:30 during the week. Above, Sister Carol Mecko, left, of St. John's, prepares for registration with Eileen Hastings, a teacher. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Prepare For t » Registration Top Watercolorist Judges Saturday Art In The Park Student Honored Scholar Award To Diane Heard Five recent high school graduates, including one from McHenry, will attend Northern Illinois university this fall under University Scholar awards entitling them to full tuition, fees, room and board and a book allowance for their four-year college careers. Diane Heard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Heard, 1911 Sunnyside drive, is one of the five. Selected from 15 finalists, the University Scholar Award recipients must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 on a 4 point scale to continue receiving the award. The remaining 10 finalists have been awarded Academic Finalists scholarships in the amount of $300 each, plus an institutional waiver valued at approximately 1780 for each • academic year, provided they maintain a 3.0 grade point average.' Miss Heard, a Johnsburg high school graduate, plans to major in physical education. RINGWOOD NEWS Doris Low 650-9262 Katy Christopher » 385-8037 Slngspiratlon Music Program Just a reminder that Siinday, July 31 Services will be presented by Chris and Becky Strong and family at 10:30 a.m. at the Greenwood church. This is a combined parish service and we hope that all will come out to enjoy the singspjration and musical program to be presented by the Strong family. ' ABOUT TOWN Chris and Sally Delby, rather new residents of Ringwood, have become a center of attraction with the new additions they have made to the home they bought in Ringwood. Chris and Sally were featured in one of the ar­ ticles in the Home section of last Sunday's Tribune, on the Solar ad­ dition and remodeling they Jtave done to the 100 year old home they bought. It was originally built by the Cristys. So glad to have you with us Chris and Sally. SHOWER FOR BRIDE TO BE A miscellaneous bridal shower was held in McHenry Sunday, July 24 at the home of Susan Low (Mis. Robert), co-hostessed by Alice Mae Wilcox, for Cindy Broden of Wonder Lake. Cindy will become the bride of Ray Low in August. Cindy received many lovely and useful gifts. Punch and snacks and a delicious shower cake 'were served. Doris Low, Patti Hanson and Erik attended from Ringwood. Sue Jette and daughter Marcy of McHenry and other relatives and friends in the area were present to help Cindy enjoy ^opening her "loverly" gifts. FAMILY REUNION It was a two-day holiday last weekend at the Art Christopher's and they were happy to have the weatherman reduce the heat and humidity for the occasion. On Saturday, Katy had all her brothers and sisters with their families for the day. Folks came from California, Wyoming, Indiana and Wisconsin. Dave, Patty and Diane with her family were all in attendance as well. On Sunday it was a gathering of the Harper clan, first cousins of Katy's with their children and grandchildren. For some of the folks it was the first time they had seen each other in forty years and lor others it was getting acquainted for the first time. It was a very happy time for everyone and the weather was delightful. • *•' • 'TWOULD BE NICE 'Twould be nice if folks would call us with their little happenin's. The news is taken in on Tuesday morning, so must be to us so that we can get it WOODSTOCK I 111 \ I KI M \ l N M H I I I 1 i i * l (III I 1 1 1 V|ir.iro \ctiilis x2; I I \ I mli r I 50; Malnui s 1.0(1 K I5- .VW-K55S' Murlmi: I r i<k»\ typed by 8 a.m. on Tuesday mornings. It is YOUR column too, and we can't make one if we don't hear from YOU. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Loretta Blevins and to Lenore Freund on Aug. 2 and to Dave Klapperich on Aug. 3. Aug. 4 is that Special day for Art Baker, Ann Gutekunst (out on Ridgeway) and John Granath, with Robert Betts celebrating on Aug. 6. Sue Price will celebrate her special day on Aug. 7 and "Dee" Price and Susan Kane will add another candle to their cakes on Aug. 8. We wish all of your wonderful people a very happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Charlotte and Dick Thompson on Aug. 3 and to Tom and Brenda Gutekunst on Aug. 4 (how many Brenda?) We wish both LESSONS IN TRUTH ' The Rev. Richard Dale Billings, respected author and minister of Unity Center of Oak Park, will be leading a 12-week course on Lessons in Truth by Emily Cady at Unity church of Crystal Lake beginning Thursday, Aug. 4, at 8 p.m. Unity church of Crystal Lake is located at 3 Chalet drive at the intersection of 31 and 14. It is a non-denominational church which warmly welcomes people of all beliefs. For additional information call 455-2479. Ed Walaitis, one of the top 100 watercolorists in America and a former illustrator for the Chicago Tribune, fell in love with McHenry last year and immediately im­ mortalized it by producing a char­ ming watercolor picture of Riverside drive. This year he is coming back in an official capacity, to judge the show. The 60 exhibitors will have the privilege of his critical evaluation as well as the opportunity to visit with him during the course of the day. July 30, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Pearl street park, artists from the area and the entire state will present their talents and create a gallery of affordable art. There will be many special features of the day. A silhouettist will be doing portraits on location. Continuous entertainment will take place in the band shell. The special children's art workshop will take place from noon to 4 p.m. with no pre-registration required. "Kids can fulfill a fantasy creating a portrait on the sidewalks of the park or make giant size bubbles in big tubs of water. Or they can create their own masterpieces in many mediums with minimal help from parent or in­ structor. There is ho charge for any o? the activities", reports Children's Workshop Chairman Gayle Bonus. "Just bring the kids to experience the fun of doing." Art in the Park Chairman Debbie Gust encourages all Sidewalk Sales shoppers to "put 'Art in the Park' on your must do list and drop by to enjoy the art, the music, refreshments, and relaxation." A whale's heart times a minute. beats only nine Graduation exercises were held recently for 102 students who began their program in September at Robert Morris college. Theresa Licastro of McHenry was among the graduates. Recognition was given to those students who received the honors award requiring a 3.5 GPA, perfect attendance, and skill awards. Award recipient from the local area was Miss< Licastro. ! ATTENDS BLACKBURN Robert Frank, of McHenry, has been accepted for enrollment at Blackburn college here for the fall, semester, announced Donald Gix, director of admissions. A 1980 graduate of Huntley high school, he is the son of Dr. Robert Frank, 812 Wiltshire, McHenry, and Ms. Carol Frank, of Huntley, Fla. In high school he participated in band. He intends to major in history at Blackburn. TV CREDITS Have you, dear reader, ever wondered why you sit through a long list of credits after each television program? One is, of course, interested in the list of characters and performers in the beginning-and the name of the producer and director. But who is interested in the assistant lighting afld a chaps, like other Cl makeup people, whose names etc.- are tr i te and worthless program? If newspapers were to follow that procedure. DATES TO REMEMBER , July 28 -- Sewing Work Day -- lo- octeened at the end of a.m. to 3 p.m. - at home of Blanche even the most trivial, Howe. July 30 - Sidewalk Sales - McHenry. July 31 - Combined Parish Church services - 10:30 a.m. at Greenwood. July 31 - Last day of Fiesta Day Activities. Aug. 7 - Worship Service - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Church School - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Aug. 10 - Christian Women's Club, Country bazaar -12 to 2 p.m. - at T.C. Spirits, Crystal Lake. Reservations a must. GOD BLESS the reader would be burdened with a list of everyone at the plant who produced the story ;ind then put it into print , including the type-setter, pressman, etc., etc. And while on the subject, must we have al l these giddy TV programs about producing films, this or thai film, this or that (overpaid) actor or director~.asr if tfce flip i n d u s t r y W e rv something other than what it really is?-the hottest money-making racket in the country which unfortunately produces little of quality or what could be classified as art. a DOG HOUSE ALL NEW CAST PLAYING SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Comar of 120 & Crystal Lake Blacktop, McHenry OPEN DAILY 10:30 AM-9:00 PM • SUNDAY 12:00 NOON-9:QO PM ABOUT YOUR Bl HOME By Aprfl Rhode* Drop tomatoes in boiling water for a few seconds be­ fore slicing for eating, can­ ning or freezing. See how easily the skin slips off? Make plans now for new iris beds. Order new bulbs, prepare beds and you will be ready to set the rhizomes in August. 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