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/ PAGE 4 -PLAIMIEALEK- WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1979 Cinderella Comes To Life n The Special Activity group of the Primary Learning Environment at Hilltop school has been diligently working on their production of Cinderella. The children are part of an accelerated language arts program that involves reading, creative writing and drama. The students selected the play several weeks ago and since that time they have been busy constructing scenery, memorizing lines and arranging costumes and props. The students put on two performances of the play for parents and fellow classmates.The first graders involved in the play include Dave Landin, Cindy Lock wood, Jason Eckert and Michael Diedrich. Second graders in the play were Jenny Meyers, Ericka Conway, Marcus Hubbard, Andy Cremeens, Jenny Nielsen, Michele Einfeldt, Jenn Bird, Debbie Ozyuk, Cindy Marinangel and Danielle Adams. Above are stepsisters, Danielle Adams and Jenny Meyers, Prince Charming Jason Eckert and Page Michael Diedrich. 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Agent COO»»«T • COWWTET MU'WAT • COW*'»* W<0 COW*** IS Counfy Birch Chapter Sponsors China Talk P r e s i d e n t C a r t e r ' s recognition of Red China, and his feeling toward U.S. obligations with Taiwan, will be the subject of a speech by William Mcllhany vyhich is titled, "The Betrayal of China." It will be given in Grayslake at the Grayslake Community Park district building, 42 Seymour avenue Tuesday, March 6. at 8 p.m. Sponsoring the talk will be the Libertyville, Zion, and McHenry county chapters of the John Birch society. Tickets are available at the door the night of the speech. The public is cordially invited to attend. William Mcllhany is against the President's recent move to recognize Red China, and to Highway Transportation Enforce Regulations On Hazardous Materials break off formal relations with Taiwan. In his talk, he plans to show why Americans should work to reverse Carter's policy decisions. Mcllhany is the author of a number of books. These include Klandestine (the story of Delmar Dennis, the F.B.I, operative .who brought to justice the Klansmen involved in the 1964 murders of three civil rights workers in Mississippi), The A.C.L.U. On Trial, and .The Tax-Exempt Scandal: America's Leftist Foundations. Mcllhany resides in Southern California. He is presently on a nationwide speaking tour, of which the speech in Grayslake is a part. Miller RICHMOND, ILLINOIS M. 47*4*91 Kiith Sewrichse* McHENRY. ILLINOIS N. 344.2772 Effective now, a nucleus of 30 specially trained Illinois state police officers began en­ forcement of the Illinois Hazardous Materials Tran­ sportation act. This act passed by the Illinois General Assembly authorized the adoption of all or any portion of the federal regulations ap­ plicable to the transportation of hazardous materials on the highway. The Division of State Police has no enforcement v fill® Pi® Si a on all RANGES, WASHERS, DRYERS Start your Spring shopping at Norgas for your new range, washer and dryer. All models are priced at a savings to you from our regular prices. Sale offer is good February 1 through March 31, 1979. JL • •atai •a YES! Please contact me right away about a new range, washer or dryer NORGAS CREDIT Name. I I | Address. I Town. Z'P. I I I | Phone- I Clip and mail to your local Norgas office NORTHERN PROPANE GAS-COMPANY orgas Where Dependability Begins 4003 W. MAIN ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS 815-385-4200 authority for the transportation of hazardous material by rail, air and water. According to Corporal Harold E. Diveley, director of the State Police Hazardous Materials section, the troopers involved in this program have com­ pleted three weeks of intensive training at the Transportation Safety institujfe in Oklahoma City. Additionally, all are qualified as radiological defense officers by virtue of in- house training. x "Our concept of operations in this area is based upon a triad of enforcement, education and inspection," Diveley said. Current plans call for training of 20 additional of­ ficers for this program in order to reach a total compliment of 50 officers dedicated to hazardous materials en­ forcement by Dec. 1, 1979. Trooper Donald Heneise of Elgin is the Hazardous Materials officer iri^the Elgin district. Explained A moderate income is one which comes within a moderate distance of covering moderate ex­ penses. -Globe, Boston. Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Garden Club Enjoys Outing The December meeting of the Wonder Lake Garden club was the annual luncheon and gift exchange. It was a festive time to enjoy each other's company and a lovely repast at one of our local restaurants. For January, the main topic was "The Blizzard of 79" with community help a "must" and travel a "must not" whenever possible, and no Garden club meeting. February's gracious hostess was Mrs. Bobbi Fiali and it was great to welcome members and the guest speaker, Mr. Elgar. He spoke on the soil free nutrient, stone, and container system in various colors, designed for total com­ patibility. Efforts of all members who braved the cold were appreciated. The next meeting will be Thursday, March 8, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ruth Kinzie, 4214 E. Wonder Lake road.. Anyone interested in gardening is most cordially invited to attend. In the meantime, think green! Mrs. B. Alderson Publicity Chairwoman TAKING BIDS Lisa Kelly, village clerk, recently released the legal description of about one acre of property that will be sold by the village of Sunrise Rige. It is land that had been donated to the village, located in the northwest section, bordering Wondermere road and Thompson road. Sealed bids will be accepted on March 22 from 9 a.m. until 4:30p.m. by the village clerk at 8603 Alden road. The bids will be opened at the regular meeting that same evening at 8 p.m. at 8506 Don- road in Sunrise Ridge. ENJOY POTLUCK The annual potluck dinner for members and guests of the Wonder Lake Woman's club was held Feb. 15, in the Nativity Lutheran church hall. There were so many delicious and tempting dishes brought that the suggestion was made to compile all the recipes and to mimeograph them for the members. This will be handled by Sue Kuziel. President Pat Fitzgerald called a short meeting to order after the dinner was enjoyed. A nominating committee was chosen to select candidates for president, secretary and trustee, to be presented at the March meeting. The members accepted the resignation of Martha Sever- son, who informed the club that she will be moving fom Wonder Lake soon. A note was received from Dorthea Moore thanking them for their prayers and well wishes during her recent surgery. There was a discussion on the House Walk that the club will be presenting the first weekend in June. Hopefully by them, the snow will have left Wonder Lake and everyone will be able to enjoy the homes and their beautiful greenery. The evening ended with the playing of games and the winning of "white elephant" prizes brought by the mem­ bers. The next meeting will be March 15 at 8 p.m. in the Nativity Lutheran church hall. SPECIAL DAYS There are many special people celebrating special days to bring February to an end. Feb. 23 is shared by two couples as their anniversary, Pastor and Diane Olson, and also Ed and Elaine Malenius. On that same day Russ Graff, youngest son of A1 and Rita Graff, will be celebrating his birthday. Feb. 27 is a special day for a super lady to anyone who knows her, an<J for us lucky people who can call her "Mom", Helen.Sullivan. Danny Rizzo will be celebrating his birthday on Feb. 28 with his wife Barb, son Bobby ,*and new daughter Gina. John Dlederich is one of those people who can celebrate on several days. His birthday is actually Feb. 29, but since it can only be found on the calendar every four years, happy birthday on either Feb. 28 or March 1, John! BIRTHDAY PARTY This is the story of a birthday party, but to me it is the story of one of those brave and dedicated mothers we have in Wonder Lake. Adam Parquette will be celebrating his second birthday on Feb. 18. On Saturday, Feb. 17, Marlene Parquette has invited five of Adam's friends, ranging in ages from one to three years old, to his birthday party. Can you just imagine what it's going to look like when those little ones begin eating a pretty birthday cake and ice cream? I hope the camera is loaded because this will be one to remember. Happy birthday, Adam. You have a special Mom. SPEEDY RECOVERY Tom Nowacki of Indian Ridge underwent hand surgery on Feb. 15 at McHenry hospital. This is the result of an accident that occurred on the job about a year ago. Tom will remain in the hospital for about two weeks before returning home. More surgery will be required in about six months. All of our best wishes go to Tom for a very speedy recovery. * COMMUNITY CALENDAR Feb. 21 - Young at Hearts - 11 a.m. - Christ the King church hall - election of officers. Feb. 26 - Appreciation dinner for CCD teachers at "Old Mill Inn" Feb. 28 - Ash Wednesday, beginning of Lent. March 5 - Senior Citizen's meeting - Nativity Lutheran church. March 7 - Young at Hearts meeting - Christ the King church hall. March 8 - Garden Club meeting - 8 p.m. Craig Leigh Earns Degree From DePaul DePaul university awarded degrees to 760 graduates at its convocation Sunday, Feb. 4. The Rev. John R. Cortelyou. CM., DePaul president, conferred degrees on the graduates in ceremonies in Medinah Temple. tAmong those receiving degrees from the school for new learning was Craig Leigh. 8409 Dorr road. Wonder Lake, BA degree TURN ONS P n This itMk is so tough. 1 broke my knife. Relax, sir. We won't charge lor it. We have plenty of knivaa. West Campus Lists Semester Honor Roll McHenry Community high school, West campus, is an­ nouncing its second quarter honor rolls. Those achieving high honors, which means a 4.0 grade point average, are as follows: Seniors - Richelle Allen, Julie Brooks, Geary Lee Cone, Sandra Fuller, Steven Kivley, Timothy Kozelsky, Debra Maris, Lizabeth Raemont. Ruth Snyder and Richard Sund. Juniors are Barry Anderson, Jo Ann Blume., Brad Bonato, Derek Gilbert, Jill Hutchinson, Lori Robertson and Terence Schimon. Students reaching a 3.5 grade point average are: Seniors - Kim Auvenshine, Paul Bazan, Angel Betancourt, Diane Boettcher, Amanda Bourke. Kathryn Campbell. Russell Crittenden,? Mary Endean, Susan Ewald, Herbert Ficken, Kim Finkbeiner, Ron Joe Freund, Gregory Godt, Tami Gunder. Moira Haley, Lori Harney, William Heinrich and Thomas Henely. Also Margaret Kelsey, Korey Koeller, Billy Lang, Jennifer Leonard, Karen Lobitz, Ben­ nett Mayberry, Audrey Pan­ ning, Mark Patterson. Carol Jean Petty, Susan Refeves. Reinhard Rieth, Kristine Salman, Daniel Schaeffer, Mark Smith,-. Elaine Sweet- wood, Robert White, Lori Wilson, David Wright and Neil Wright. Juniors listed include Thomas Alvary, Margaret Becker, Tammy Biermann, Terri Bohlman, Susan Butler/ Beth Cable. Paul Conrad. Michelle Cooper, Daniel Czerwonky, Theresa D'Angelo, Teresa Deveikis, Daniel Ewig, Caroline Freund, Denise Freund, Robin Fullmer, Nancy Glick, Patricia Goebel, Donna Grandt and Barbara Grasser. Also Kenneth Hoff, Judy Honning, Stephen Huff, Donna Karpavicius, Kevin Koeller, Charles Kopp, Carrie Ann Mortell, Mary Beth Nett, Michael Norlock, Rosalie Otto, Steve Parisi, Mark Petty, Donna Phillips, Tim Sabatka, Debra Shepit, Cynthia Van Cleave, Maria Warren, Randy Wright and Alane Zinke. J lol tins burg Mary L. Gunderson 385-3052 St. John's Parish Christens Eight In Recent Months New parishioners baptized recently include Lloyd Laurence Dean IV, Louise Galizia, Ryann Marie Kelson, Ryan Patrick Loser, Dana Marie Paverall, Heather Rosellen Peeters, Jacqueline Christine Sandell, Stephen William Schratt. Con- tratulations to their families. HOSPITAL AND HOME Please remember in your prayers, Georgena Beck, George Mecko, Marjorie Nieman, Ray Kummer, Ed­ ward V. Schneider, Paul Bute, Joseph Ball, Mamie Dahms, Dorothy Brown and A1 Real. It is good to hear that Joe Rice and Edward Schneider, parishioners of St. John's, are back home from their stay at McHenry hospital. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL Labels are being collected to secure audio-visual equipment for the school. The deadline is Feb. 28. Several thousand are still needed, so your cooperation would be helpful. The labels can be given to students, dropped off at school, or placed in the Sunday collection basket. -Labels are easily removed and the portion needed is the front or face only, showing brand name and weight. Also, Grandparent's day Thursday, Feb. 8 during Catholic school week, was much enjoyed by the children, who served lunch at school to these loved members of their families. GIRLSCOUTS Junior troop 88, who meet at St. John's convent, will celebrate Girl Scout "Thinking" day. on Thursday, Feb. 22, remembering the Girl Scouts from all over the world. There will be treats, and games and songs from different countries. ' Starting Friday, Feb. 16 through the twenty-sixth orders will be taken for the annual Girl Scout Cookies drive. They will offer the usual assortment, plus a new flavor this year. Delivery will be made starting March 31, on orders taken now, and cookies may be paid for on delivery. SYMPATHY To the family of Sam ONLY'8" RENTAL • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 No. 1 in the Fox Volley Area Copyright 1978 (SafjVatore) Tomasello, well known businessman in John- sburg for a quarter of a cen­ tury, who tfied Feb. 10, in McHenry hospital. To the family of Edward Marczyk, who died Sunday, Feb. 11, and to the family of Tony F. Vrasich, who died Feb. 12. Keep them in your prayers, as well as our other recently deceased friends and neigh­ bors. GRANDPARENTS! George and Martha Schmitt are the happy maternal grandparents of an 8 lb:, 5 oz., baby boy, Brian, born Feb. 13, to Jim an Elaine Batz, in Auburn, Ala. Our congratulations and best wishes to each and everyone! CONGRATRULATIONS and best wishes for continued success, to Brian Fetzer, Dutch Creek, who received a B.S. degree from the University of Illinois, at Urbana-Champaign. There were 11,692 January graduates. Also, to Kevin Kangas and his parents, newest Eagle Scout, who received his Eagle Cer? tificate from his father. Such an achievement will have an important bearing on his entire life: SWEETHEART DANCE We are happy to tell you that this Home and School association benefit for St. John's school, held Saturday, Feb. 10, in the Johnsburg Community club, was very well attended. The Cupid buffet was delicious, and the music and dancing made a light-hearted, enjoyable evening for all. * BOY SCOUTS The members of pack 454, who meet at Bush school on the fourth Wednesday of the month, will have their Blue and Gold banquet on Sunday, Feb. 25, at the Johnsburg Com­ munity club, at noon. This is the highlight of the Scout year, with special awards to be presented, and the Pinewood Derby will be run. The pack is planning a bake sale in March; we will keep you informed. Walter Kozlowski is scout master, assited by many fine individuals in this most com- mendable work! WHO KNOWS? 1. Where is the George C. Marshall Library and Museum? 2. When did girls first serve as U.S. Senate pages? 3. Where is the Yellowtail Dam? 4. Name the capital of Wisconsin. 5. Where .is the Eisen­ hower museum located? 6. What is the signifi­ cance of February 23, 1945? 7. Identify: Cathay. 8. When was the Hudson Tunnel opened? 9. When did Arizona be­ come the 48th state? 10.Who was the Vice President under Presi­ dent Truman? Answers lo Who Knows 1. Lexington, Va. 2. 1971. 3. On the Bighorn River in Southern Montana. 4. Madison. 5. Abilene, Kansas. 6. The Marines planted the U.S. flag on Mt. Surabachi, Iwo Jima. 7. Ancient name for China. 8. February 27, 1908. 9. February 14. 1912. 10.Alben W. Barkley.