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PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1971 Marian High Announces First Fall Honor Roll Marian Central Catholic high school announces the first quarter honor roll for all students. A grade point average of 3.5 is necessary for the high honor roll and a 3.0 is required for the low honor roll. Marian is on a four point grading system The following students are on the first quarter honor roll: SENIORS: Low honor roll. Carlos Araujo, Alyce Carey, Joseph Carey, SteVe Doherty. Paula Harrison. Katie Howley. I^aurie Junroe, Kevin Keane. Mike Knaack. Jo Anne Lucke, Mickey McConnell. Cyndy Ruggero. Paul Saladin and Rita Stabrowski. JUNIORS: High honor roll. Lorette Gallagher, Mike Haase, Sharon Koch and Terri Radtke; low honor roll. David Adams, Mary Jo Burg. Patricia Carey, Lynne Catanzaro. Debbie Cooney. Barbara Gosser, Cathy Greenwald. John Hoeflich. Bob Jozwiak, Debbie Landre, Margie Olsen, Chris Olson. Laurie Orso, Stasia Sobotkiewicz, Stan Walczynski and Marcia Worth SOPHOMORES: High honor roll. John Bartlett, Eileen Burg. Cathy Henning. Anita Holzrichter and Karen Jakubowski; low honor roll. Kathy Anderson. Mary Ellen Bolger, Patti Burg, Mary Catanzaro. Kathy Clark, MaureerACristy. Eileen Hunter. Marilyn Johnson. Kathy Koch, Evan Luck. Patricia Menner, Mary O'Donnell, Mike Pierce. Jean Schroeder. Nancy Smock, Sue Sullivan and Chris Toren FRESHMEN: High honor roll, Sam Anderson, Mary Keane. Mary Raica and Mary W'edoff; low honor roll, Joellyn Bachman, Kim Beiers, Marcia Biasiello, Kathy Blaul, Dave Bolger, Marcia Burg, Mary Catenzaro, Cathy Caveny, John Craig. Nancy Costello, Sharon Gerlick. Mary Gosser, James Harrer, Stephanie Hiller. Lisa Huemann, Marcia Metzger, Mike Miller, Pat Nielsen, Ernfred Olsen, Dan Pierce, Wayne Keckamp, Paula Rossette. Ellen Stolfa, Mary Jo Taylor and Victoria Temple. HELPING PAWS Letters Santa They haven't increased in value at all. But don't wait until fire reduces your under- insured home to ashes to find out. See me and I'll explain how a State Farm Homeown­ ers Policy with Inflation Cov­ erage can keep your home •nsured for all it's worth. DENNIS CONWAY 3315 West Elm St. v McHenry 385*7111 f t T A T I f A I M INftUKANCI STATE FARM Fire and Casualty Company Home Office Bloomington, Illinois This week tha Plaindealer will print the first of the letters to Santa Claus They are printed just as received. Only letters containing the child's name will appear. "Dear Santa," "I hav ben triing to be good. Dear Santa, I want a new brby and clos, pies. I want a tipearitre pies. I want a set of a blendr and pies a mixr." "1 love you Santa". "Angela Kinney" "Mc Henry" "Dear Santa, "1 would like the Pushbutton Karosel Kitchen. Also a Jamie's Penthouse doll house for Barbie doll, a newborn Thumbelina, Dawn doll stage, a Francie doll with dark hair, a Mattel boy doll No. 18 with red suit, accessory pak for doll." "I've been a good girl (?)." "Jenni Yegge" "1463 Cedar Creek Parkway" "Grafton, Wis. 53024" "Dear Santa, "I want a doll house and people, 1 new baby, desk with chalk so I can write ABC and please bring B-Guy some cars and trucks and a garage cowboy hat and gun. Thank you Santa. I love you. "Peggy Walker and "B-Guy Walker "Champaign, 111" Mankind seems to be the most intricate piece of equipment ever produced by unskilled labor. . BY Carol WILY AT 459-0511 Helping Paws has an ex­ cellent assortment of fluffy, friendly kittens on hand at the moment! If you've been con­ sidering a kitten for a Christ­ mas gift, why not do a little early shopping and acquire a kitty now? Due to the reproductive cycle of female cats (there is, believe it or not, a short relatively dormant period during the winter!), kittens are not in as plentiful supply in late December as they are right now. Moreover, kittens (as well as cats, dogs and puppies) do not make good under-the-tree-on- Christmas-morning type gifts. Getting the kitten now will give it plenty of time to adjust to your way of life so that it will be a happy and accepted member of the family by the time the hectic holidays are upon you. These are the pets up for adoption for a donation: These straps are at the Woodstock-Veterinary clinic at 338-0132. Two 1-year-old Ger­ man Shepherds, 1 male and 1 female, an 8-week-old Toy Collie, a 12-week-old German Shepherd, a 3-month-old 99 percent Collie, and a 9-week-old Wire Haired Terrier-Beagle mix. At 459-0511 is a 5-week-old golden male kitten with blue eyes and a pug-nosed face, a 7- week-old male tiger, black and cream colored and a 12-week- old male tiger, black and cream colored and a 12-week- old long haired (ppssibly part Angora) orange tiger male kitten. At 459-8163 is a 7-week-old grey and white tiger female kitten. In Elgin at 312-695-9834 is an AKC registered male Great Pyrennes dog and a 1-year-old female mostly English Sheep Dog, black and white. At 459-9426 is a variety of puppies between the ages of 6 8 weeks, all have had first puppy shot. Also at this number, is a SVz-month-old male German Shepherd, a 4-month-old female white with black spots and a . KOSF NOHLL5JU . GiBBS p 1 LCTRA SELLING STARTS TODAY! OFF THE TRUCKS AND ON OUR FLOOR READY FOR BIG SAVINGS TO YOU! » DIRECT FROM PRESTIGE MANUFACTURERS OF THE NATION'S LEADING NAMES IN STEREO EQUIPMENT 8e ACCESSORIES!! SPECTACULAR EASY BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED * BANK CARDS ACCEPTED AMPEX MODEL 86 STEREO CASSETTE Recorder - Player with two speakers List ... $1 89.95 S Now... $145 Sony TEMIOOO SHORT WAVE RADIO With AM/FM List ...$7&.9& NOW ... $59.95 MIDLAND 19 545 STEREO RADIO With 8-track tape 1 player I List ... $169.95 Now... $99,95 CRAIG 3303 AM/FM STEREO W /8 track record play back. Record your own 8 track tapes . 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The Pioneer Center at McCullom Lake will benefit from its own sale of tickets. PLAINDEALER PHOTO wiry coat puppy (will be small dog when grown), and a 6- week-old fuzzy female black puppy with a fat round face, so cute! The kittens at 459-6325 are an 8-week-old female brown and black tiger and an 11-week-old female silver grey tiger. In Lake-in-the-Hills at 338- 7434are two 6-week-old kittens; one is an all white short haired female and the other is a black and brown male tabby kitten. In Woodstock at 338-0091 is a 5-6 month-old female white T e r r i e r - P 0 0 d 1 e m i x , housebroken, puppy shots. At 459-1656 are 9 five-week- old black Labrador puppies, 6 males and 3 females. At 459-0527 is a 10-week-old male hunting dog type, all white, smooth hair - will be small dog. At 312-JU7-5176 in Fox Lake is a lV2-year-old white male neutered and declawed cat. Their phone number at work is KI6-4570. This cat must be an indoor pet because of being declawed. At 385-1892 are six 4V2-week- old par£ Collie mix puppies. They are not quite ready to leave mother yet but you may pick one out early. At 312-669-3172 are six 8-week- old part Schnauzer-German Shepherd puppies, all male. At 459-8419 are four 6-week- old part Persian kittens; one is pure white female and the other is a grey fluffy male. At 385-8806 is a 2-year-old male part Cocker-Irish Setter, reddish color. At 459-3859 is a 6-month-old male white puppy, housebroken, good with kids - will be small dog. At 459-1030 are six 4-week-old Doberman-Cocker mix pup­ pies, 3 female, 3 male, black and tan, four have a white chest. At 459-2689 are seven 7-week- old Brittany Spaniel puppies. At 459-6325 are two 8-week-old grey and white tiger kittens, a black and white mother cat and an 8-week-old black and white kitten - all strays. At 459-9109 are five 6-week- old Golden Retriever mix puppies. At 455-0159 is a 1-year-old female light brown part Terrier pup. Lost Lost in the Burton Bridge area, call 459-4790, a 4-year-old male golden long haired kitten. Reward offered. Lost in the Hawthorne Hills area, call 658-5678or 658-4961, a 2-year-old female jet black Great Dane wearing flea collar and choke chain. Lost at 385-3685 is a white and brown female Springer Spaniel. Lost at 639-3595, a 1-year-old female Cairn Terrier, grey and wheat color with bottom eye tooth that sticks out, wearing red collar. This is the Island Lake area. Lost in the Green Oak area at 459-7144, a 1-year-old female blue-grey long haired kitten named "Peace". Found Found at 658-7944, a 1-2-year- old female white German Shepherd with beige on her ears. Found and available if not claimed at 459-6654, a 3-4 month-old female white Shepherd, short hair, with a large streak of beige down her back and black eyes and nose. Found at 459-3916 is a long haired female black and grey tiger stripe kitten about 6 months old, available if not claimed. Here & There In BUSINESS EDISON BOOKLET A new booklet that answers the most frequently asked questions about electric service is now being distributed on request to Commonwealth Edison company customers. The 15-page guide, which is entitled "About Your Electric Service," may be obtained by writing or calling any Edison office. A handy reference work to keep around the home, it contains plenty of practical tips and facts about electricity. RETIRES FROM BORDEN Roy Geier of Skokie, brother of the late Emil Geier of McHenry and uncle of James Geier, completed fifty years with the Borden Milk Co. recently. He retired Oct. 1. A short fantasy bringing to life characters from the world of make-believe will be only part of the program to be presented by the McHenry Choral club Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 4 and 5, at 8:15 in the West campus auditorium. This particular portion will feature Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, 1 Thumbelina, Cinderella, her stepsisters and Walt Disney characters in a fast moving, nostalgic look into the world of childhood. For those who prefer serious music, the singers will con­ clude the program with a special arrangement of "Silent Night" /with echo choir, an unaccompanied version of the familiar carol, "As Lately We Watched", the dynamic "Gloria in Excelsis" and Handel's familiar "Hallelujah Chorus". Soloists in the formal part of the program will be John Marco of Woodstock and Jacqueline Schau of Wonder Lake. Others to be heard are Mary Ann Wegener, Carolyn Ritthaler, Mary Idstein, Pat Mayer and Melvin Hicks. A bit of comedy will be offered by Ed Wittrock. Santa will visit the youngsters during intermission with candy and an eager ear to hear their requests for a full stocking Christmas morning. ITEM: To make fruit shortcake in a hurry, place a few spoonfuls of crushed sweetened fruit on a slice of butter poundcake and top with slightly sweetened whipped cream or dairy sour cream. It's a great snack idea for mom after shopping in the local super­ market. ITEM: Pillows are a fast and inexpensive way to brighten up a room. A bright, contrasting pil­ low or two may be just what is needed to make a color scheme jell. You don't need to buy new pillows every time your decor- atin mood changes-simply change the covers. DEMONSTRATORS, SAMPLES AND ONE OF A KINDS AT FABULOUS PRICE-CUTS!! give your home (and your wife) a carpet for Christmas Immediate (delivery from Tidy's giant warehouse Green Stamps Choose from full 9'xl2' carpet samples I ...and look at all the "extras" when you shop at Tidy V h Cash n Carry \lepartmenti 'emnants1 and roll balances... Save 35% to 50% Expert, guaranteed installation STORE H0URS:M0N.,THURS., FRI. 'TIL 9 ; TUES., WED. SAT. 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