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SECTION 2 - PAGE 6 - PLAINDE ALFR - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1979 "Guys And Dolls" In this scene from "Guys & Dolls," Arvide Abernathy (Dick Austin, Woodstock) sings the enchanting ballad "More I Cannot Wish You" to his granddaughter, Sarah Brown (Pamela Litka, McHenry). "Guys & Dolls" will be presented by the Woodstock Musical Theatre company at the Woodstock Opera House for three consecutive weekends opening April 20, 1979 and closing May 5. Curtain times for the Friday and Saturday performances is 8:30 for the Friday and Saturday evening shows, and 6 for the,Sunday show. There is a special student performance Thursday, April 19, with reduced student admission. There is a special senior citizen admission for the Sunday performances only. Ticket information can be obtained by calling the box office of the Woodstock Opera House. Year Of Child Poster Contest McHenry children are invited to participate in an In­ ternational Year of the Child poster content. Individual or class posters are welcome. Winning posters will be highlighted in an August display at Sears Tower. For details, contact <?ARE, Inc. 208 S. LaSalle Street, Chicago, 111., 60604. Marian Central Wins Music Honors The Marian Central Catholic high school Music department travelled to Northern Illinois university recently for the IHSA Class B, C, and D organization contest. All three groups that entered received first place awards with very high ratings on interpretation, dynamic contrast, and straight superior ratings on their sight reading. The girls' chorus performed Mendelssohn's "Lift Thine Eyes" and Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring." The mixed chorus performed Vivaldi's A VERY SPECIAL SALE 1008 Paring ICnif* Sale Price $ 3 " Regular Price $4.65 For a limited time Chicago Cutlery is offering their pop­ ular 3" paring knife at this SPECIAL price. This SPECIAL parer is made from Chicago Special Steel which resists rusting, pitting and staining, yet is easy to resharpen. The American Walnut Handle, full tang and three rivet construction makes the knife both sturdy and long lasting ... and the edge is razor sharp. Try this SPECIAL parer. .. just one knife will convince you . . . it's the only knife you'll want to use. See this SPECIAL parer and the entire Chicago Cutlery line of qualtiy knives and gift sets at: ^VYCITALS HARDWARE 1228 N. Green St. McHenry 385-0u98 "HANK Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Gymnastic Show On April 24-25 A thirty-eight member gymnastic team, under the direction of Miss Jayne Mc­ Millan, will be performing on both April 24 and 25 from 7-8:30 p.m. in Harrison gym. This is the second annual gymnastic show and after all the raves it received last year, I'm sure the audience will again be in for a great ex­ perience. Some of the events which are being featured are tumbling, uneven bars, balance beam, vaulting, parallel bars, pom­ mel horse, mini-trampoline, adagio, and juggling. Since this is being done with a circus atmosphere, there will be the most important part of a circus - the clowns. .. There will be a limited amount of seating space, so be sure to get there early. Ad­ mission is free, so bring tfie whole family. ATTENTION, SPAGHETTI LOVERS For any avid fan of spaghetti, April 27 could be an evening you won't forget. You could start out at Harrison school, where the eighth grade class is sponsoring their Spaghetti dinner to help defray expenses of graduation festivities, such as a trip to Starved Rock and a bowling-pizza party. They will be serving from 5-8 p.m. You could then head over to the west side of Wonder Lake to Greenwood school, where the CTO will be sponsoring its Spaghetti dinner from 5:30-7:30 p.m. In addition to the dinner, they will also be having a cake walk, Philadelphia pretzels, and a button machine. Mary Raber, CTO President says, "The main purpose of this dinner is to raise funds for the children's programs during the 1979-80 school year. Because of the profit made on past spaghetti dinners, the children have enjoyed a variety of puppet shows, live plays, and paintings in the school." Either dinner that you at­ tend, you are assured a good tasting experience and the feeling of helping out a worthy cause. YOUNG AT HEARTS The Young at Hearts met a week later than usual because the hall had to be used for a dinner the previous week. Plans were discussed for their fifteenth anniversary dinner, which will be held April. 18, at the Old Mill Inn of Wonder Lake. The club welcomed back Mr. and Mrs. Hiller, who have been vacationing in some of the warmer climates. Several of the club members who are celebrating April birthdays were given special recognition. They are Marion Draffkom, Alphild Wallberg, Jake Barthuly, June Tepper, and Ed Dolan. Everyone enjoyed the desserts supplied by the cake committee consisting of Marie Barthuly, Helen Sullivan, and Elenora Willig. . SPECIAL DAYS Three Wonder Lake young people got to celebrate bir­ thdays over Easter vacation. John Crawford and Jeremy Thomas celebrated together with an overnight party with some of their friends at John's home on April 13. The next morning they all enjoyed searching for hidden eggs in an Easter egg hunt. Geri Lynn Fugera celebrated her seventh birthday on April 13, and even though it was Friday the thirteenth, I'm sure only good things could happen to such a cute little girl. HURRICANE HAPPENING For those of us who have attended Hurricane Happening in the past couple of years, it is something we look forward to from one year to the next. This year the dates are April 20, 21, 27 and 28. Many Wonder Lake people take an active part in the planning, preparation, and actual working the nights of the Happening. There is something for everyone to enjoy from shows, to dancing, to sing-a-longs, to good food. This year the theme is "Fantasy Island", which it will be for all those who attend. BOYCOTT Six ladies from the west side of Wonder Lake have decided to take an active part in a boycott of a particular product. The Infant Formula Action Coalition is objecting to the sale of formula to foreign countries such as Asia, Africa, and the Latin American countries. If you are interested in taking an active part, you could either write the Newman Center, Infant Formula Action Coalition, 1701 University avenue, S.E., Minneapolis, Minn., 55414 or call Mrs. Parquette at 728-0082. WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING The April 19 meeting of the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake will be an important one for ail members in that they will be receiving their tickets for the House Walk, scheduled for June 2. It will also be a fun time, having as the program a make­ up expert who will talk to members and guests about "A New Face for Summer". Hostesses for the evening will be Bonnie Glaves, Irene Gorski, Rae Ann Kasney, and Jean and Sue Kuziel. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at Nativity Lutheran church. COMMUNITY CALENDAR April 19 - Woman's Club meeting - 8 p.m. Nativity Lutheran church April 20 and 21 - Hurricane Happening - 7:30 p.m. - Marian Central high April 22 - Tryouts for Major league teams - 2 p.m. - Christ the King fields April 24 and 25 - Gymnastic Circus - 7 p.m. - Harrison school gym April 27 - Spaghetti Dinner at Greenwood and Harrison schools April 27 and 28 - Hurricane Happening - 7:30 p.m. - Marian Central April 29 - Mass for all CCD students -10 a.m. - Christ the King MRU VERSE "I am he that liveth, and was dead; behold / am Alive for evermore. . .and have the keys of hell and death." 1. Who made the above statement? 2. To whom was - he speaking? 3. 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