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- [ • . PAGE 8 - PI, A IN OF \I FH - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14,1979 Big i^oss, Big Tears I i It was only the sixth loss of the season for Johnsburg. Tears were everywhere as Johnsburg fans, players, coaches and cheerleaders realized that the 74-50 loss to Oregon in the finals of the sectional tournament had ended the sensational season of the first year Skyhawks. It was an emotional ending for an emotional season as Johnsburg fans showed their feelings for their team. At left, cheerleader Laurie Rath cries and is comforted below by cheerleader Suzanne Shulda. At right, Beth Raupp wipes away a tear as she reflects on the night's and the season's happenings. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD Observe Girl Scout Week March 11-17 has been proclaimed Girl Scout week, marking the sixty-seventh anniversary of the founding of Girl Scouting. It was decided to observe the week with the tt)eme, The International Year of the Child" and highlight it with special "Find the Gift in Every Child" projects. All children are gifted in some way, but many don't know until tftfcy try that they have any special talent or ability they can take pride in or share with others. Leaders have been encouraged to help their girls to know the joy of finding their own special gift. Special church services were designated in many of the community churches to help celebrate this week and girls were asked to attend in uniform. Mary Beth Smith, a senior at Marian Central high school, painted a replica of the new trefoil design on one of the local business windows. One of the businesses offered free merchandise to any Girl Scout appearing in uniform. Social Securities Student Beneficiaries Must Report Let the Sun Shine Energy from the sun falling upon the lower 48 states in a single day equals four times the energy in the quantity of oil Americans use in an entire year. Social Security student beneficiaries were warned this week that their monthly checks will stop if they don't complete and return a required school enrollment report. William Biscomb, Social Security branch manager in Woodstock, said reporting forms are being mailed to the more than 850,000 students 18 to 22 whose monthly Social • J E W E L CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • IEWEL CATALOG OUTLET JIWBL MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER _rr.R4TRKKS My Security checks currently total $1.7 billion a year. "This spring, for the first time, school officials are being asked to verify on the form that the student is enrolled on a full- time basis," Biscomb said. "If a student fails to return• the form, or the form comes back without necessary school certification, the student's monthly checks will be stop­ ped." Students 18 to 22 may qualify for Social Security payments if a parent is receiving A DIVISION OF JEWEL DIRECT MARKETING ( 301 W. Virginia St. CRYSTAL LAKE ^ 815-455-0333 < Mon.,Tues.-9 a.m.-5 p.m. Wed., Thurt., Fr. ™ 9 a.m.- 8 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. * Sun. 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. Sale Days Wed., March 14 Thru Tues., March 20 --While Quantities Last-- retirement or disability benefits or has died, he ex­ plained. Those students are required to report on their. school enrollment status twice a year. "We're tightening up on those reporting requirements because some students either are not returning the forms at all or they are stating they are in school when they are not," Biscomb said, "payments to students who are not eligible cost taxpayers millions of dollars a year." a ^ 59S95& SHAMROCK CLEANERS ST. PAT'S He said students will have 60 days to complete and return the form. If a student does not return the form, or fails to have the school verify enrollment as required, Social Security checks will be suspended and the student's eligibility for previous payments will be investigated. "If a student received checks for months he or she was not a full-time student, then those benefits must be repaid," Biscomb said. He encouraged any student who needs help in completing the form or has questions about it to contact any Social Security office. The Woodstock office is located at 1090 McConnell road, Woodstock. The phone number is 815 338-3750. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Industrial Development Donald L. Duster, director of the Illinois Department of Business and Economic Development (BED), last week released figures on industrial expansion and creation of jobs in the state during 1978. The figures show BED helped create 10,470 new jobs last year by assisting in the location of 45 new and expanded plants throughout Illinois. "Our department's office of In­ dustrial Development was instrumental in the $191 million worth of capital growth among companies new to Illinois and) firms already based here who" want to expand," Duster said. 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