The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Honor High Ranking Food-a-Rama Set Students At Marion p Fair Grounds Courthouse Meetings I'AUK :i - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13. 1977 Marian Central Catholic high school recently held its second academic honors banquet. The program was initiated last year to give special recognition to the students who achieved the highest degree of academic success in their daily classroom work. A total of sixty-five students from the freshman, sophomore, junior and senior classes at­ tended the banquet with their parents. Selection was limited to those students achieving academic records which ranked them in the upper 10 percent of their respective classes. Activities for the evening began with a banquet for the 200 students, parents and teachers attending. On hand to assist with the dinner were members of Marian's National Honor society. After dinner, Thomas Parsley, principal, awarded each of the honored students with a certificate of recognition. The main address of the evening, "The Changing Trends in Education," was given by Dr. Paul Messbarger, director of the Honors program at Loyola university, Chicago. Dr. Messbarger presented a Local Actress Will Appear In "Trial Of Judge" DONATELLE Donatelle, a McHenry resident, has been cast in the Woodstock Performing com­ pany's production,. "The Trial of a Judge", which will open in Woodstock, April 13. The daughter of a professional musician, Donatelle was literally "raised in a trunk", though most of her childhood was spent in Chicago and Las Vegas. The family finally settled in McHenry, where Donatelle still lives with her two sons. Following the tradition of her family, Donatelle entered the world of theatre immediately upon graduation from high school. She has appeared in numerous productions, and is the r; eipient of both the "Thespis" award and "Best Actress in a Dinner Theatre" award. She is also a make-up artist and is employed as a cosmetician. "The Trial of a Judge" is an original work written by Greg VonDare especially for the Woodstock Performing com­ pany for presentation as an authentic courtroom drama in the courtroom of the Old Courthouse on the Square in Woodstock, Illinois. It is based on a concept by Dick Sasso, producer and artistic director for the company. On May 18, the company becomes the professional company for the premier spring-summer season at the newly refurbished Woodstock Opera House. Information about the company is available by writing the Woodstock Per­ forming Company, P.O. Box 511, Woodstock, 111. series of challenges and goals to students, parents and faculty which put the concept of 4'academic excellence" in its proper perspective. The audience responded warmly to Dr. Messbarger's personal anecdotes of his experiences in his personal quest for ex­ cellence at Notre Dame and the University of Minnesota. As an attempt to allow students to see some tangible results of the studying they are doing in high school years, Tim Frenzer, 1976 Marian graduate, currently completing his fresh­ man year at Loyola university, made some interesting com­ ments to the group about the nature and and challenge of college life. Tim is one of three Marian freshman at Loyola this year. All three, including Mary Marinis and John McGowan, as well as Tim Frenzer, were on Loyola's honor roll the first semester. Marian's select ensemble finished the evening's activities by presenting several musical numbers for the group's en­ joyment. Conducted by Richard Mikus, the select ensemble performed the program that they will use in upcoming state competition. Students honored included: Seniors, Kim Alblinger, Laura Bell, Mary Dwyer, Laurie Fisher, Esther Gosser, Judy Johnson, Becky Lee, Colleen McAndrews, Jim McConough, Jo Sacco, Joan Sandall, Liz Schaefer, Mary Schulo, Cathy Scott: Juniors, Cathy Chereck, Bob Christy, Matt Gibbons, Alison Hanlon, Dawn Jaburek, Dave Knox, Clay Malaker, Toni Malone, Tony McCormack, Doi la Menzel, Dan Nye, Paula Roiiczkowski, Anita Sircar Mary Weltzien, Wendy Wohnrade, Matt Zachari, Jane Zimmerman: Sophomore Tim Benoy, Christine Cacci, Meg Cristy, Kathy Foresman, Bill Hanlon and Tim Hart. Also Bob Kowalski, Dave Kozial, Eric Malaker, Ruch Marshall, Heather Newkirk, Therese Nuelle, Gail Nusbaum, Craig Parman, Ginny Peschke, Patricia Raica, Monica Sircar, Pam Smith, Colleen Sweeney, Sue Wilcoski: Freshman, John Arens, Lora Baldwin, Mike DiPirro, Patricia Foresman, Mike Kirnan, John Kraus, Mark Mass, J.V. Moulis, Wendy Nolan, Collette Nuelle, Maria Potje, Tara Sullivan, Becky Trobl, Ronald Way tula, Paul Wilson and Kathleen Wottreng. Have you ever wondered where the many cuts of beef and pork come from on the animal? Come to the Food-a-Rama April 27 at the McHenry county fair grounds, Building D, and watch a professional butcher cut up meat and find out. There will also be demonstrations in waterless cooking, microwave cooking, and gourmet cooking, with tasty samples to be given away. The Food-a-Rama is being co-sponsored by the Lake McHenry Dairy Maids and the McHenry County Farm Bureau Women. Hours are from 1 to 5 p.m. and6:30to9 p.m., with the main programs beginning at 1:30 and 7:30. The speaker for the afternoon program is Ms. Cheryl Tevis, associate editor of Farm Wife News magazine and the evening speaker is Lucy Miele, food columnist for the Rockford Morning Star. Master of Ceremonies for the day is Dick Moore of the American Dairy association. Businesses and food promoters interested in having an exhibit should contact Esther Shanks at 943-7512. Meetings that will be held at the McHenry County Courthouse include: April 13 « Purchasing Committee of the County Board, 9:30 a.m.; Liquor and License Committee. 9:30 a.m.; Special Zoning, 9:30 a.m. April 14 Finance CoTi.Tnittee '»t tho County Board. 9:15 a.m. April 15 - Zoning. 9:30 a.m.; Courthouse Operations. 1.30 p.m. April 18 -- Special Zoning, 9:30 a.m.; Liquor and License, 9 a n,. April 19 - County Board Meeting, 9 a.m. BIRTHS "U M -M= FIFTH GENERATION Little Benjamin Douglas Velohlavy is welcomed by four generations of his family since his birth Monday, April 4, in McHenry hospital. The first child of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Velohlavy was born at 3:45 p.m. and weighed 4 lbs., 13 oz. Delighted grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Jaenicke, Jr. of Harvard and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Velohlavy of McHenry. Great grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. William Jaenicke, Sr., also of Harvard, Ralph Waldo of Genoa City, Wis. and Mrs. B.C. Tim of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. His great- great grandmother is Mrs. P.O. Gladhill of Franklin Park. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK BIRTHS A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Gebbia of McHenry April 7. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yager of Wonder Lake are the parents of a girl born April 7. A daughter born April 9 is welcomed to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Miron of McHenry. Add Oil For smoke-free sauteeing or frying of poultry, use equal parts butter or margarine and veg­ etable oil or olive oil. The ad­ dition of the oil increases the smoking temperature of the but­ ter, giving you a more golden skin plus flavor of the butter. I THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER tstablished 1875 3812 West Elm Street Phone 3854)170 McHenry, Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY * m i ~ ~ \ " ' M M ~ •Subscribers are requested to provide immediate notice of change °* •'JS'ress to The McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W Elm St., McHenry, IL 60050. A -- deduction of one month from the expiration of a subscription will be made where h change of address is. provided through the Post Office Department _ Larry E. Lund -• Publisher Adele Froehlich - Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER nSocilriiiiH r«--«< lffi Frtt Prtu C] •MSMI SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Year $10.50 1 Year $15.00 In McHenry and Lake Outside McHenry and County Lake County £S\f New Born h> Registry ® THE GUIDE THAT TAKES THE GUESSWORK OUT OF GIFT GIVING If you're expecting, Register today! $5 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO EACH REGISTRANT Exclusively at TheToddlerShop 3430 W. Elm Str««t AAcH»nry, Illinois 385-0744 HOSPITAL NOTES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Recent admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Jeanette Jones, Sherry Heireitter, Henry Wiley, Carolyn Koepke, Nena Thornton, all of McHenry; Joseph Kelly, Theresa Leigh, Lola Hieber, Evelyn Gustafson, Pauline Grill, Joseph Smola, all of Wonder Lake and Michael Ciszek of Ringwood. A gentlemen is any man a girl hasn't been out with yet. Trio Of Talent To Grace Opera House Stage ( Three lovely and talented musicians will share the stage of the Woodstock Opera house Thursday, April 21. The Opera- tunisls, as they are known, will offer a humorous and colorful potpourri of vignettes based on the past Lyric Opera season. The credentials of the group are most impressive. Joarin "Minds, mezzo-soprano is a soloist with the Evanston symphony and has sung leads with the Savoy-Aires Gilbert and Sullivan Opera company. Dorothy Cragg, accompanist and author of the script holds master's degrees in music and Mathematics and, besides being an accomplished pianist plays flute and picolo with the Evanston symphony. Mary Godwin Purse, soprano, is a former winner of the Chicago Music festival and the Young Musicians award and is a soloist with the North Shore Choral society and North Shore Chamber choir. The trio will present the season's closing program of the Woodstock Fine Arts association Creative Living series. As always, the program will begin at 10 a.m. with coffee served at 9 a.m. * Tickets will be available at the Opera House box office with special rates for students and senior citizens. For further information, call, 338-0592 or 338-1625. MARINE FESTIVAL QUEEN CONTEST Addrf** Phone Parents' Names, Birth Date Hobbies Seliool Activities Parents'Signature Include two pictures Return to Plaindealer office. 3812 W. Elm St. Hold Bike-A-Thon In Crystal Lake Sunday Rice Salad Toss two cups hot fluffy rice with Va cup oil and vinegar dressing and Vi teaspoon curry powder. Chill. Just before serv­ ing, combine l/2 cup sliced celery, Vi cup each sliced green onion and sliced radishes with V4 cup mayonnaise. Toss with rice, serve on lettuce. Serves four. Max Cleland, at 34, is the youngest person ever to serve as Administrator of Veterans affairs. The diabetes Bike-a-thon will be held Sunday, May 1, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. « Anyone who participates either as a rider or sponsor is helping to support the programs * of research, education, detection, diet and nutrition counseling and summer camp for diabetic children. Any participant is supporting the fight against diabetes. Diabetes and its complications are responsible for 300,000 deaths annually. Diabetes is the nation's third ranking health problem. In order to participate a rider asks as many people as possible to sponsor his ride for* diabetes by pledging a certain amount of money for every mile the rider completes. After the ride, the cyclist goes back to his sponsors, shows a validated certificate of total miles completed and collects the money pledged tp him. If anyone would be willing to sponsor a rider, donate a prize, help at a checkpoint, or if anyone needs more information about the Crystal Lake Diabetes Bike-a-thon, please call Chairmen Ed and Benia Grygent, 459-7099. About 12 percent of all U S families are headed by women B&UH7IH7I LiMITED « 1220 N.GE?EN ST Mc H E N !fc.©y50 HESHifp 5IZES CAP5>LEEVES MUSCLE SLEEVES E5UY ON Er> 5&COVi POME, tjU% I (you MUST PAV pull. PRICE f©R THE HIGHER PRICE. ITEM) PRESSED UNDRESSES, ̂ STREET PRESSES ir M^RE^C COTTON^ 2- KNilTs 4bo- Jf-SUMMEPV^CSIZES 5^13 SflBMtr JACKETS 6H0RT ^LiCKEFfS in REP, WHITE, YEUhow or RACK J-1} S 2 -STORE: Trr ma COORDINATING- BLAZERS, VESTS, 5QPJS Sr^AUCNOS SHORT ir LONQ- ORESSES & JUMPSUIT'S TOPS Sr &LOUS&S ALL SAIBS F/A/AL