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/ I ' \ ( . i . » - PI .AINDK VI I K WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14 .1979 McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell 344-1575 Montini Class Aids Recycling "NORMAN IS THAT YOU?"-Members of the cast, Brian Bently Blanchard as Garson and Ron Fell as Norman, rehearse a scene from the American Repertory Theatre systems dinner-theatre production of "Norman Is That You?", directed by Barbara D. Miller. The play will be presented at Andre's Steak House, 11106 U.S. 12, Richmond, opening March 16 and running Friday- Saturday (dinner-theatre at 6:30 p.m.) and Sunday (dinner-theatre at 1:30 p.m. through April 1. Reservations are necessary and may be made by calling 815-678-2671. Photo by Michael Erickson Hockey Game For Special Recreation The Northern Illinois Special Recreation association has announced that registration is still open for the hockey game Sunday, March 18. The live hockey game will be seen at the Polar Dome in Santa's Village, at Dundee. The game starts at 5 p.m. and ends at 7:45 p.m. Call the NISRA office at 815- 459-0737 or stop by 1C Crystal Lake Plaza, room 114, to register. The Northern Illinois Special Recreation association serves people who are unable to participate in regular ongoing recreation programs due to a major or minor handicap. Two Big Events For Beach Gals The McCullom Lake Beach Gals met on Wednesday, March 8, and discussed details of the two big events coming up. The Faster penny carnival, ggg hunt, and Little Miss McCullom Lake contest will take place at the beach houise on April 14. The contest will have the same rules as in past years, with all little girls of the village who will be between four and eight years old on April 14, 1979 eligible to compete. Registration is going on now. and forms can be picked up at Joan Bitterman's house (next door to the grocery store). There is a small fee, and a parent must sign the form, so run on over and sign your little beauty up. Registration closes on April 9. The Beach Gals other spring activity is the plant and bake sale, which will be held at the beach house on May 12, the day before Mother's day. There will be baked goodies of all kinds, and lots of plants and some special items-all within easy reach of your pocketbooks! There will be some things for little ones to purchase for their mommies, too. Don't forget. May 12 at the beach house BOY'S BASEBALL Karen Sarabia has informed me that she will not be available to run the league this year. If anyone is interested in taking over duties of president of the boys' baseball program in the village, you can contact Karen Sarabia. A manager and coaches are needed, also, if the league is going to get off the ground. If no interested parties volunteer by the end of March, there will be a lot of disap­ pointed boys, because the league will be dissolved. LAST CHANCE , Deadline for girls' Softball registration is March 29. Pick up your forms now at Joan Bitterman's house. Girls between the ages of nine and sixteen are eligible to play. C'mon girls, let's play ball. McCullom Lake Girls' Softball association, president is BrigitteScarbrough, secretary- treasurer is Joan Bitterman. The league is also looking for c o a c h e s , c o - c o a c h e s , scorekeepers and umps. If you can help out. contact either Joan or Brigitte. GET WELL! Get well wishes are in order for Dorothy Lorch, Jean Reid, and Marie Howe, all of whom have one thing or another broken. Hope all you ladies are back to normal in no time. GREETINGS Happy birthdays go this week to Chad Elliott, Laurie Lan­ caster, Cindy Martini, and Karen Sarabia, all of whom have birthdays on March 14; to Bob Boyle< who celebrates on March 15; to John Rourke and Dorothy Weber, whose bir­ thdays fall on March 16; to Patrick Walter and Patricia Anderson, who have birthdays on St. Patrick's day (hence their names); to Kathy Loewe, who has her big day on March 18; to Ron Krumsee, whose birthday is March 19; and to Henry Tapaninen, whose birth­ day is March 20. Happy anniversary this week to Ron and Carol Krumsee, who celebrate on March 19. McHenry's third-Saturday- of-every-month recycling drive for newspapers, glass, cans, aluminum, corrugated card­ board, magazines, and used motor oil will be held Saturday, March 17 from 9 to 5 in its usual location, the southeast corner of the McHenry Market Place parking lot. Eighth graders, parents, and teachers from Montini Middle school will be working along with the McHenry County Defenders this month. They will be on hand to move recyclable material along the route to being reclaimed and used again. In McHenry alone, in 1978, there were over 400 tons of WHAT S NEW newspapers recycled through various recycling drives In addition, there were over 31 tons of glass, 7 tons of steel cans, and 34 ton of aluminum collected at the regular mon­ thly recycling drive Through the efforts of McHenry citizens, the recycling of this material has saved precious space in landfills, and has conserved a great many natural resources Tentative results from a survey carried on at the January recycling drive show that each person represented by paper being brought to the drive is recycling 32 lbs. of paper a month, a total of 384 lbs annually When the paper brought to all the drives carried on in McHenry county in 1978 is totaled, it is found there were 1.178 tons of paper generated through the 13 recycling projects This figure, divided by the 1978 estimated county populationg of 140,455 shows that less that 17 lbs of paper per capita per year is being recycled. Compare this with the 384 lbs. per year recycled among recyclers and one is made aware of the vast quantities of paper that are noC* being reclaimed The majority^* of this ends up in landfill, where J space is becoming a premium !• Anyone wishing to become part of the recycling project in% McHenry, is reminded that the* third Saturday of every month!* is put aside as the day to bring' • recyclable materials to the^ McHenry Market Place from 9.* to 5 Any questions or calls.* regarding pickups please;* contact the McHenry County;! D e f e n d e r s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e a t * 385-8512 or call Montini Middled school Rechargeable Light Flashlight shines up to one hour on a full charge. Just plug into a wall socket to recharge. Light shines white or blinking red; built- in magnet grips to metal surfaces. HAPPY ST. 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