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r McHENRY S A V I N G S • iim illldtiiia mi Sm Set Catholic Schools Week The McHenry County Board of Catholic Education and the eight Catholic schools of McHenry county are observing Catholic Schools week Feb. 4 - 10. The McHenry area joins the national Catholic Schools week observance by the National Catholic Education association. The theme of the celebration is "Next to the Family, the Catholic School." In commenting on the theme of this year's Catholic Schools week celebration, Father Karl Ganss, area superintendent, pointed out the historical role of ^non-public schools in rein­ forcing family religious and moral values. Catholic schools, as an extension of the home, provide an education per­ meated with love, discipline, identity, and stability. In addition, Father Ganss said they foster a community atmosphere where students, parents, teachers and ad- minsitrators all learn together to put Gospel values into practice. In the current year, McHenry County's eight Catholic schools are serving the area's families by educating 2,760 children. The McHenry County Board of Catholic Education serves the teaching mission of the church through' seven elementary schools, including St.. John the Baptist, John- sburg; Montini Middle and Primary,. McHenry. One Catholic secondary school is Marian Central Catholic high school, Woodstock, which serves all parishes of the county. The area board also sponsors programs of C.C.D. (Con­ fraternity of Christian Doc­ trine), Teacher Training, Family Religious Education Program, and SPRED (Special Religious Education for the Retarded). The McHenry County Board of Catholic Education is part of the Rock- ford Diocesan Catholic Education system. PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER -FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1979 Apples And Dates i Bake In Homey Dessert PLAN DANCE - The Home and School association of St. John's school in Johnsburg is sponsoring a Sweet Heart dance Saturday, Feb. 10, from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Johnsburg Community club. Pictured above, from the left, are Dorothy Hughes, Sister Viola and Marie Klein, who have been working on the dance plans, which will feature a late night free Cupid's buffet Tickets are available from students and parents of St John's, and will also be available at the door. STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD The annual Junior High activities night at Marian Central high school, Wood­ stock, will be held Friday, Feb. 2, from 7 to 10 p.m. at the school. Activities include volleyball and basketball. Also, there will be a live band. Seventh and eighth graders from Montini, Parkland, 'X McHenry Junior high, St. John's and Johnsburg public school are invited to attend. There is no charge. |p MARRIAGE LICENSES Pharmacology Review ' V Is Offered For Nurses BIRTHS Applications for marriage licenses at the McHenry County Clerk's office were recently made by: Manford L. Kistler and Miriam E. Kenna, both of Crystal Lake; Ronald J. Powers and Eileen C. Burg, both of Woodstock; Gerald J. Paulding Jr., Chicago, and Lory L. Libricz, Arlington Heights. Oda L. Parrish, Genoa, and Kelly L. Wille, Huntley; Thomas D. Daiello, Reading, Pa., and Pamela M. Freund, Miami, Fla.; Randy W. Findlay and Debra J. Lueck, both of Lake Mills, Wis. ^ Corey S. Nellis and Linda L. Heimdal, both of Crystal Lake; Raymond McKinnon and Sue Ellen Palek, both of Crystal Lake; Dennis W. Drake and Sharon L. Jensen, both of McHenry. Jeffrey Johnson and Candace Klasen, both of Wonder Lake; Arthur M. Andrezejczak and Wynne M. Hegner, both of McHenry; John C. Meyers and Susan M. Ludwig, both of McHenry. Frank W. Martin II and Kristen R. Narrin, both of McHenry; Michael John Dietrich, Elgin, and Debra Lucille Berry, McHenry; Steven W. Patience, McHenry, and Regina L. Heckmann, Elgin. Harold W. Agney and Rosa M. Mall, both of McHenry; Dan Waters, McHenry, and Maureen Maxwell, Palatine; Timothy J. Mathison, Hebron, and Aleda N. Krumpen, Rich­ mond. Erwin D. Behrens and Susan R. McLaughlin, both of Marengo; Steven Lewis and Donna Johnson, both of Marengo. A basic pharmacology review will be offered to nurses in McHenry county as part of McHenry County college's continuing education program. The new course will meet Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning Feb. 7. The course will last for 10 weeks and will meet in Room 104 at Woodstock high school. < The pharmacology review is not for college credit, but is designed for the nurse who wants to review and update her education. Application is being made to the Illinois Nurses' association for continuing education units for those who take the course. To register for the phar­ macology review, telephone MCC at (815) 455-3700, ex­ tension 230. At Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock, bom Jan. 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krysiak, McHenry, a boy; to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Marcellis, Wonder Lake, a girl. L NOTES Safety Day In County Is Scheduled Feb. 17 The County Farm Bureau Women's committee, and the University of Illinois Extension Service itr1»' sponsoring a special safety day on Feb. 17. The day will begin at 9:30 and inrlnHpc free lunch. It will be held at the fairgrounds in Woodstock and should end by 3 p.m. Contact the Extension Ser­ vice or the Farm Bureau for details and lunch reservation. PARTNERSHIP MC HENRY Admissions: Lorene Farr of McHenry. WOODSTOCK MEMORIAL Admissions: Mrs. Linda Pulk and Mrs. Helen Whiting, both of McHenry, and Randy Vance of Wonder Lake. p HARVARD a d m i s s i o n s : D u a n e McKeehan and Andrew Truek, both of McHenry. Brisk days ahead call for a homey and wholesome treaj- like Golden Apple Date Crisp. Washington Golden Deliciou* apples are sliced and accented with cinnamon and lerrfon) juide. Chopped dates add a dash of originality. »» The fruit is placed in a shallow baking dish and sprinkle^ with a buttery topping. Enjoy Golden Apple Date Cri9«v warm from the oven, or prepare it ahead of time and serve cold. * All-purpose Golden Delicious apples from sunswept orchards of Washington State have a firm, juicy texture and full sweet flavor. They resist darkening longer than other varieties when cut, making them the perfect choice ir\ salads or fresh fruit appetizers and desserts. In cooking and baking, Golden Delicious apples hold their shape well, and because they are sweeter than other cooking apples, less additional sugar is required in preparation of recipes. Washington Golden Delicious apples will be in excellent supply throughout the winter and spring months for all your apple needs. Golden Apple-Date Crisp 4 or 5 Golden 2 tablespoons lemon Delicious apples juice 1 cup chopped dates 3/4 cup flour 1 teaspoon cinnamon 3/4 cup sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/3 cup butter 1/4 cup water Core and slice apples to equal 4 cups. Place apples and dates in 10x6-inch baking dish. Sprinkle with cinnamon, salt, water and lemon juice. Combine flour and sugar. Cut in butter until mixture is crumbly. Sprinkle over apples. Bake at 3f)0°F. for 60 minutes, or until apples are tender. Serve warm or cold.' Makes 8 servings. « SCENIC...The "Wild Coast", a stretch of African beauty, lies along the Indian Ocean in the recently indepen­ dent Transkei, enjoyed by visitors to South Africa on the run from Port Elizabeth to Durban. DIVORCES \ • Heat rises, so if your radiators and hot air registers are dirty, that dirt will rise, too -- and then rain down on your furni­ ture. Your vacuum cleaner's crevice tool will reach into the narrow spaces of a radiator, and the dusting brush will make short work of dirty regis­ ters rfnd gratings. • Prolong the life of your fur­ nace's fiberglass filter by re­ moving it and cleaning it with your vac's dusting brush. Decrees and judgments of dissolutions of marriage recently granted by the 19th Judicial Circuit Court include; D i a n a M . S a n d e r s a n d Ronald H. Sanders; Linda Kay Robinson and C. Paul Robin­ son; Virginia L. Carter and James W. Carter. Florence Ann McClure add Billy Ray McClure; Carol Ann Carr and Raymond 0.. Can- Michael P. Crosson and Diana J. Crosson; Sandra J Jackson and Alan J. Jackson. DRS. ROBERT J. PETERSON & DANIEL J. JANNOTTA OPTOMETRISTS ANNOUNCE THEIR ASSOCIATION AS PARTNERS IN THE GENERAL PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY AT 4719 W. 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