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J CAST IN REHEARSAL - Rehearsals are under way for McHenry County college's production of "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" with, left to right, Ed Fish, Wonder Lake, as Gooper; Bonnie Lamkin, Crystal Lake as Mae; Barbara Beger, McHenry, as Big Mama and Guy Wendland, McHenry, as Dr. Baugh. The play, by Tennessee Williams, is scheduled for 8 p.m. March 9, 10 and 11 at the Woodstock Opera house. Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Music Of The * 'SO's Theme At March 11 Dance Once again the Women's association of St. John's Catholic school in Johnsburg has come up with a fantastic theme for their spring dance. This year's theme is "Rock Around the Clock", a night of the music of the fifties. So dust off the blue suede shoes and white bucks; get out yfifr bobby socks and saddle shoes*'*Take stroll- down nlemory lane in your poodle s|irt and slicked back ducktail hairdo. Be a real cool cat! Dance to music made popular by Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Chubby Checker, etc. Remember the twist? All this and more will be ~ yours when you attend the "Rock Around the Clock" spring dance Saturday, March 11, at the Johnsburg com­ munity club. The dance starts at 8:30 p.m. and lasts to 1 a.m. with refreshments, and revival of memories of tfie fifties. .Proceeds of this dance go to benefit St. John's School and Bassociation. k March 11 on your lar and be sure to attend fdr a pleasant evening in ad­ dition to helping St. John's school. CUB PACK 454 Sunday, Feb. 26, Pack 454 Cub Scouts of Johnsburg held their annual Blue and Gold dinner and Pinewood derby. A delicious catered dinner was enjoyed by all with grace said by Father Bartel of St. John's. A number of awards were presented after dinner for achievements completed in the post month. {Two boys from the Webelos den were honored in the Candle of Light ceremony. These boys roached the highest point in cub scouting. The boys, Todd Newton and Alan Foute, were advanced to Tenderfoot scout in the Boy Scouts of America, Troop 455. Scoutmaster James Christy and assistant Scout­ master Joseph Turic were present to accept the boys into the troop. Highlight of the day, of course, was the Pinewood derby races. Seven boys will represent Johnsburg Pack 454 March 11 in Rockford at the diitrict derby races. first place winners were for 8-year-olds, Tim Alyward; 9- year-olds, Chad Miller; and 10- year-olds, Mark Schoener. The Cub with the fastest car in the pack was Todd Newton. Three winners were chosen for the best looking cars, one winner from each age group. Winner for 8-year-olds was Randy Sundell; 9-year-olds, E4rl Betts; and 10-year-olds Alan Foute. Congratulations to altthe winners and good luck in Rdpklord. All the boys worked very hard on their cars and nekt year will be back to try evfen harder to reach the winner's, circle. Judges for the race were Joieph Turic, James Christy and former Scoutmaster Jeff Johnson. Russ Schell printed up the awards and programs. VOLUNTEER A few weeks ago I mentioned thai two of our police depart- first aide course, meeting all the requirements. Another young lady from the area has also completed this lengthy course. She is Nancy Duell of 4415 Florence, who has. applied at the Rescue squad as a volunteer. Nancy is 4to be commended for her civic in­ terest in her area and wanting to help her neighbors. Congratulations, Nancy. LUNCHEON REMINDER Don't forget Wednesday, March 8, is the eleventh annual spring Luncheon, and Card party sponsored by the Pistakee Highland's Women's club. The luncheon starts at noon at the Pistakee Highlands community center. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings this week go to Monica Kennebeck who has her special day March 6. Greg Nowak has his special day March 7. March 11 is the day Nancy Duell does her celebrating. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES This week's anniversary couples are two of Sunnyside's prominent couples. Mayor Ray and wife, Marj Nolan, of 1403 Bayview, celebrate their special day March 10. Chief of Police Earl and wife Gail Kramer, 4612 Williams, celebrate their special day March 11. Congratulations to both couples and may you have many more happy years together. GAS THIEVES Recently someone has been siphoning gas from cars parked in driveways. Clarence Mullen, 1415 Bayview, went out to go to work to-find the gas had been siphoned from both of his cars. To make the situation worse, Clare slipped on gas spilled in the drive and now is at home with a broken hand. To the party responsible, the police are aware of this situation and are keeping a close watch on the area. So beware! HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS GIFT TO RED CROSS Commonwealth Edison Co., has presented a check to the American Red Cross county chapter in the amount of 14,000 to assist this organization in the March drive for funds to carry on charitable work. Ike Village of Holiday Hills Cheri Hoglund 385-3944 Rosemary Holtz 344-0615 PAGE 17 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8. 1918 J E W E L C A U L 0 G O U T L E T S T O R E • J E W E L C A T A L O G O U T L E T S T O R E • J E W E L C A T A L O G O U T L E T S T ( California Escape For The Wegeners An escape from the gray winter and break in the daily grind was enjoyed by Ron and Dee Wegener who spent six exciting days in the golden state - California. The warmth of L.A. and the beauty of the ocean greeted the couple who spent the day exploring the unique shops at Marian Del Rey and went on to tour the mansions of Beverly Hills. From there they flew to Sacramento where they were welcomed by Ron's brother, Bob, and wife, Sharon. The foursome toured Old Sacramento, circ 1800, where a little bit of the last century resides thanks to the effort of the city fathers. San Francisco was the next stop where a ride on the fabled cable cars and dinner at Fisherman's Wharf provided the special moments to be remembered for years to come. And finally the beauty of Lake Tahoe and the spruce and snow-covered mountains was picture card perfect as the couples enjoyed both the dinner and the panoramic view. With fond farewells and images of the Golden Gate Bridge, Ron and Dee returned to L.A. for the short flight back to the snowy cold of Illinois, both fortified with enough California sun­ shine and memories of warm days to last until spring. SCHOOL DAZE A field trip to the world's busiest airport was enjoyed by the second graders of the P.L.E. at Hilltop. A jumbo jet was one of the highlights of the tour of one of a major airline facilities. A pretty stewardess demonstrated her various duties for our youngsters just as though they were real passengers winging their way to exotic, romantic places. O'Hare also boasts of the largest, best maintianed fire departments, in the., world. Exploring and examining the a huge pieces of equipment and learning firsthand the jobs the men and machiens perform, was very interesting. Just ask Davis Cole, Kris Hoglund, and Val Nothnagel. OUR FINE FEATHERED FRIENDS Raggedy Ann and Andy were the special guests at the recent father-daughter banquet hosted by the McHenry area Bluebirds. The afternoon was a smashing success as the girls and leaders had worked extra hard to make this a special day for their dads. A buffet started the festivities and the decision was unanimously delicious. Then the troop presented their program, designed to bring applause and praise. Our Bluebirds sang songs and recited a poem to spell FATHER. Dads, who with their gate enjoyed the day were Heather and Leroy Beltz, Audra and Gene Michaels, Val and Steve Nothnagel, Kris and Ray Hoglund, Peggy and A1 Schoenstein, Kris and Dale Johnson, Kelly and Bill Rosman, Amy and Jerry Nystrom, Kim and Jean Kull. All agreed it was a very special occasion. The Bluebirds are on the move again. Their leaders, Joyce Michaels and Erin An­ derson are full of a never en­ ding supply of places to go and things to do. On a recent day off from school the troop went to neighboring Johnsburg to see just exactly how frozen pizzas are made and packaged, from them to us. It was an eye opening experience the girls really liked. HE'S COMING, HE'S COMING Hey kids - the Easter bunny hasn't forgotten. Holiday Hills is on the top of his list of children to visit. He and his helpers will be here March 18 with baskets full of goodies and special surprises. Village children from the very smallest to 12 are invited to participate in this annual event. The place is 1522 Sunset. The time: 12-3. See you there. WOMEN'S CLUB The Holiday Hills Women's club meets tonight at the home of Marge Connell. There are some special activities planned for the evening. You are invited to attend. BIRTHDAY BOUQUETS go to Kathy White and Mike Novak, Jr., March 8; Erna Novak, Buffy Catanzaro, Ron Wegener, Jack White and Hilda Janich, all March 9; Pat Teuber March 10; Arlene Foreman and Sandra Kessler March 11; Robert White March 13; and Leroy Beltz Mareh 14. AND ANNIVERSARY ROSES to^Larry and Charlee Gueths March 12. HAVE A NICE DAY The All-Together Group of Alcoholics Anonymous holds an open meeting each Saturday at 8 p.m. at Madera del Rio, Milwaukee avenue (Rt. 21), iy4 miles north of the Half Day intersection of Rt. 21 and Rt. 22. This meeting is open to non- alcoholics, relatives and friends of individuals with a drinking problem. For in­ formation, call 634-3545. Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis 385-5067 TOPIC FOR SENIORS "Developing a Positive Self- image" will be the topic at the March 13 McHenry Senior Citizens, Inc. meeting. Gret- chen Mills, McHenry County Senior Citizen council, and Nancy Gohla, Family Service and Community Mental Health center, will be the featured speakers. Pregnant, NEED HELP?! CALL BIRTHRIGHT) 815-385-2999 Sale Proceeds Contribute To Troop 417 Trip The Junior Scouts of Troop 417 held a small bake sale among themselves and they earned $5.60. Everything was baked by the girls; no storebought goodies were allowed. The proceeds of this bake sale were donated to WAGGS (World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts) to help older girls visit other countries in order to see what other Guides and Scouts do and to learn something of the culture and lore of those countries. The Scouts of Troop 417 are looking forward to a trip to one of the fast food chains in the near future. Also, the Girl Scouts are still taking orders for their cookies. If you haven't placed your order yet, stop a Girl Scout and she'll be glad to help you. VILLAGE BOARD NEWS The flood insurance program was discussed at the last board meeting. The board is ir ing final decisions on this national flood insurance program. The board regrets the slip­ pery road conditions. The salt spreader has been broken and a new one has been on order for several months. Please be patient. Anyone interested in being a part of the organization of a steering committee for the McHenry county United Way please contact the village hall. Lon Reed was appointed building inspector and zoning officer for the village. The next meeting of the village board is Wednesday, March 15, at the village annex. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes are sent to Dan Novotny who celebrated his twelfth birthday March 4. March 8 is Anne La Francis' second birthday. A big happy birthday is sent to all Pisceans sharing their birthday month with these two lucky people. As the blustery month of March rolls in, the Piscean with his warm heart and great humanitarian ways will surely be a nice friend to have around. Two Dramas Conclude McHenry Church Series The Religious Drama series at the McHenry United Methodist church that has featured the reading of a dif­ ferent religious drama each Wednesday evening will con­ clude with two moving dramas centering on the life of Jesus. On Wednesday, March 8, at 8 pm. Mrs. H may have had on his own family. On Wednesday, March 15, a cast of three will do the last play of the series, "The Terrible Meek". This play is about the conversation that took place after the crucifixion between two soldiers and Mary the Mother of Jesus. JBWIL MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER A DIVISION OF JEWEL DIRECT MARKETING .'101 W . V irginia St. CRYSTAL LAKE 8 1 5 4 5 5 0 3 3 3 M oo.. l u es. 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Wed . Thurv. 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