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PAGE 12 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 26.1978 Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis 385-5067 Village Canine On Review At August Show To all dog lovers, owners, and fanciers There is going to be a ciog show in the Shores It is scheduled for Aug 5, 2 p.m., at the village annex Registration for this event is 1 p m at the annex There are eight categories in which your dog may win a ribbon They are as follows Best Behaved. Funniest. Best Costume. Best Trick. Smallest. Largest. Best looking, and Best of Show Youngsters between the ages of six through fourteen are invited to bring their dogs on leashes and with current rabies vaccination tags, please > to the annex for registration at 1 p m The judging will begin at 2 p m Hope to see all of you canine cavorters at the dog show Aug POSTMASTER SPEAKS President Rose Lillegard has spoken with the McHenry Postmaster and she has passed the word that it is indeed permissable for all of us in the Shores to use McHenry Shores < instead of simply McHenry > on all our correspondence Do not forget to include the zip code 60050; however, for proper lentification purposes. McHenry Shores may be used on return address labels and incoming mail Tell your friends about your new , more accurate address CHRISTENING Jonathan Curtis Bowles, born April 29 to Jim and Jackie Bowles, was christened July 9 at St Patrick s church with Father Petit officiating Jonathan received the sacrament of Baptism dressed in the same outfit which his brother Jimmy wore for his christening This shared' garment was made from the wedding dress worn by the boys' paternal grandmother Grandma and grandpa Nykel Jims parents) were present as well as Grandma and Grandpa Phalin (Jackie's parents). The godparents for little Jonathan were Ed and Anna Yalesh A party at Jonathan's house followed the baptismal service. Congratulations are extended to Jim and Jackie, and best wishes are sent to little Jonathan upon his spiritual entrance into the church BALL GAME RESULTS Thursday evenings ai the bail diamond are the weekly scene of fast throws, smooth pitches, and quick feet Last Thursday was also the scene of rain and mosquitoes, which caused a cancellation of the game However it was not called before Ron Grabowski's team scored three runs over Sharon Lein's team which had a score of 0 GOLF OUTING .July 15 was the date for the annual golf outing Although few participated, it was an enjoyable day and those who did attend vowed to do it again ^EDUCATIONAL College Honors | i i STUDENT HONORED Xmong students at George Williams college. Downers (.rove earning the honor of fx-ing ranked on the dean's list tor the spring quarter is V.chael C Smith son of Mr :..d Mrs Lou Smith of McHenry DEAN'S LIST Maryann Smith a sophomore ." djoring in English and p-\ hologv has beer, named to irr* dean's list at Lake Forest u.Ilege for the 1977 78 school ^ear She is the daughter of Mrs Jacquelyn S Smith of 3013 (MkA'od. McHenry and was recognized for maintaining a listinguished academic record ' the entire school year RECOGNIZED .eorge T Whiting of 816 N ' Titer street. McHenry, and Eduard A Meyer of 9018 Evergreen drive. Wonder Lake a ere recognized on the spring semester academic 'lean s iist at Southern Illinois univ ersity-Carbondale Mr Meyer a as among 907 students maintained "straight A s" during the semester I'H F SIDENT'S LIST \nne E Seaton. daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Seaton of Grove avenue. McHenry. •aas among students named to the president s list at North fVntral college in Naperville in recognition of her scholastic achievement during the spring term of the 1977 78 academic vear next year The results of the golf outing are as follows Low Peoria men-Jim Janicki: low P e o r i a w o m e n - J u d e LaFrancis; low putts-Clarence Schweikert; and best, most inventive and unusual putting- Rose Lillegbrd BIRTHDAY PARTY July 30 is the big day for Vanessa Sebek Vanessa will be three years old and she will celebrate her third birthday with a party for her little friends and various relatives* On hand to sing Happy Birth­ day to Vanessa will be her parents. George and Christine Sebek. her baby brother. Julian, and r grandparents, Julian and June Sowa and Frank and Marguerite Sebek Also Vanessa's two god­ mothers will be present. (An English tradition is for the female child to have two godmothers and one godfather and the male child to have two godfathers and one god­ mother.) Ruby Warriner and Barbara Sowa are Vanessa's godmothers who will help her enjoy her special day. /-• Congratulations and best wishes are sent to Vanessa. May she enjoy many happy birthdays in the years to come. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to you ...Donna G under July 28. And Karen Novotny and Vanessa Sebek July 30. Also Walter Wilson, Dawn Dob- bertin (who celebrates her thirteenth birthday) and Loretta Roberts July 31. May all of you continue to enjoy birthdays for many more thrilling years. A natural high-walking through Moraine Hills Park at daybreak. • When you clean your closets, don't forget to wax the clothes rack poles. You'll be happy every time a coat hanger glides easily along. What's more: if the poles are painted, the wax will preserve the finish. from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOQK DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS July 28 1932 -- More than 15.000 unemployed war veteraas camping in Washington are driven out of the city by federal troeps commanded by General Douglas MacAi Ibar. 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Those who own a horse or pony are asked to take a moment to state name, ad­ dress, township and number of horses owned and send to MCHA, Box 405, Woodstock, 60098, or Trail "Chairman, 4420 Harts, Ringwood, 60072. For added convenience, drop boxes will be available at all shopping areas and feed stores throughout the county. • Here's a sure-fire method to remove wrinkles from clothes' left in the dryer too long. Dampen a terry towel and place it in the clothes dryer with the garments. Turn it on for five minutes or so. The clothes should come out wrinkle-free. Youth Theatre In Full Swing Best Savings McHenry County Youth theatre is in full swing as preparations are under way for the Aug. 24 opening of the musical "Man of LaMancha" at the Woodstock Opera house. A new program this year, McHenry County Youth theatre, is involving area young people age 13 to 21 in the or- A&P Helps You Save! chestra, crews and cast of the production. 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Dave Cooney (Woodstock) will portray* Sancho, Don Quixote's squire, Joe Mc- Cormack (Woodstock) will play the Duke, Rich Karolezak (Harvard) will play the Governor while Don Quixote's niece, Antonia, will be played by Andrea DiPasqua (Crystal Lake). Cincy Oreskovick (Wood­ stock) will sing the part of the Housekeeper, Tracy White (Cary) will be seen as Maria, and Fermina, the slave girl, will be played by Lynn Lupo (McHenry). The Barbeiywho brings in Don Qtelcoie's "Golden Helmet of Mam- brino", will be played by Greg Carr of Woodstock, "while Marengo's Phillip Johnson will play the powerful Captain of the Inquisition Bruce Helmeid (Woodstock) will be featured as the Padre A^fcroup of wild and rough muleteers will be played by Jim Colbert, Mike Ferguson (both of Woodstock), Dave Linquest (McHenry), and Jon Holtzee and Steward Selvick (Marengo). Joe Dominic (Woodstock), Gloria Hillstrom (Crystal Lake) and Dawn Karolezak (Harvard) will be f e a t u r e d a s g u a r d s a n d prisoners, while Penny Bromen (McHenry) and Beth Davis (Woodstock) will dance in the show "In all we have twenty-two cast members representing all ages from 13 to 21, and they represent twelve different schools" said Casalino The cast, crew and orchestra includes students from nearly every high school in the county as well as students from Millikin university, Loyola university, Illinois State university, the University of Miami (Florida), and the In terlochen Arts academy "We are still looking for a few more area young people to work on crews for the production", said Casalino "Any young people interested in working on lights, set, props, costumes, make-up or house (ushers) should call Tom Engle or call the Opera house <338- 5300) "Man of LaMancha-' will I produced at the Woodsto Opera house Thursday, Frida' and Saturday, Aug 24-26 at p.m , and Sunday, Aug. 27, - p.m All seats are reserved. 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