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<£v Honor Masonic Members | Coliege H onors Susan Johnson's Scholarship Renewed (Ti Donna Bielawa of McHenry presses a seam as she works on a cosiume for the FiaUrviiie Shakespeare festive! this summer- iu Platteville, Wis. -- SERVICE NEWS i looooooooooooeooooooe Finishes Training relationships between resource management and policy ob­ jectives. Lt. Col. Bacon is one of some 400 senior officers chosen from the National Guard and from the Army, Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps reserves to attend the seminar this year. Lieutenant General R.G. Gard, Jr., U.S. Army, president of the Nationai Defense university, noted that selection to attend the Defense Strategy McHEMFtY OUTDOOR 344-0444 •ENDS THURS MCHTWMC AW PBOPHECY PVT. DeWAYNE STEWART Pvt. DeWayne A. Stewart, son of Mrs. Peggy Doody, 6705 Normandy drive, Spring Grove, recently completed advanced individual training at Fort Benning, Ga. During the seven-week course, students received training which qualified them as light weapons infantrymen and as indirect fire crewmen in a rifle or mortar squad. Instruction included weapons qualifications, squad tactics, patrolling, landmine warfare, field communications and combat operations. Pvt. Stewart's father, Jimmy W. Stewart, lives at 1319 North avenue, Round Lake Beach, 111. Lt Co I. Bacon Attends Defense Strategy Semfnar aeon,, STARTS FRIDAY AM.T (19 CHH.D (IMr 12) FREE ESCAPE torn ALCATRAZK < PUR FOUL PLAY K I SUe Johnson, daughter of John and Carol Johnson, 3709 West High, McHenry, has received a * President's scholarship at the University of Dubuque for the fourth con­ secutive year. Ms. Johnson will be a senior at the Dubuque, Iowa, school this fall. President's scholarship, worth one-half tuition at UD, are awarded to high school seniors who are among the top students, academically and in extra-curricular activities, at their schools. Ms. Johnson's scholarship has been renewed because of her continued high academic achievement and involvement in extra­ curricular activities at UD, requirements of the scholar­ ship. Eleven From McHenry Earn U Of I Degrees Worshipful Master Charles N. Kuhns, right, is shown with members of McHenry Lodge, No. 158, A.F.A.M., following his presentation to them of 50 and 25-year service pins. Left to right are Nicholas S. Edmund, 25 years; Edwin L. Dasing, 50 years; LerAy E. Olson, 25 years; James D. Curran, 50 years; Thfron F. Young, 50 years; and Lawrence R. Murray, 25 years. Following its last stated Meeting in June, McHenry Lodge, No. 158, A.F. A A.M.,' held its annual appreciation night for members and guests. Following a dinner enjoyed by members and guests, those members completing 25,40, 50 and 60 years of service in the past year were honored. Due to illness, Walter B. Bjorkman was not able to attend to receive his 60-year pin. Others not able to attend were William E. Hoeft, 50 years, Ray H. Running, 40 years; and Harry N. Lindquish, 25 years. ' Fantasy Feet 'They just told me\jthey mted feet, so I built feet," safcs Donna Bielawa of one of herXpet projects as costume assistant^ Tor the Platteville Shakespeare. Festival, at Piattpvllle, Wis., this summer. ina, a recent-graduate of Clarke college in Dubuque, Iowa, has a degree in drama. She is the daughter of Rosemary Bielawa, 3909 W. Maple, McHenry. ' "*7 The fanciful feet, which actors will wear as shoes, are for a fantasy scene at the end of "The Merry Wives of Wind­ sor". The festival, which also includes "Richard III" "and "Twelfth Night", began July 7 and continues until Aug. 3 at the Doudna Little theatre. Un­ iversity of Wisconsin- Platteville. Even when the 120 or so ^QSJlfimesi, are -completed, Donna and the threc^ other costumer assistants will remain on duty during per­ formances to help the actors dress "and to make any necessary repairs. For ticket information and reservations, call , the Shakespeare box office, 608 -*42- 1198 Diplomas for 5,297 May graduates of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will be mailed to recipients in mid-August. The total includes 4,185 un­ dergraduate and professional degrees and 1,112 advanced degrees. Although Commencement exercises were held May 20, preparation of diplomas was begun only after all grades were reported and- verified. Among those to receive degrees from McHenry are Jeffrey Marinangel, 904 Wiltshire avenue, and John Jack Janowiak, * 1906 North avenue, both receiving a Bachelor of Science from the college of Agriculture; Mark Steven Alvord, 1914 W. Church street receiving a Bachelor of Science and Barbara Ann Krebs, 2105 W. Country lane receiving a Bachelor of Arts, both from the college of Liberal Arts and Sciences; James S. Blundell, 1916 Mar drive, and Leonard S. Gehrke, 3212 Skyway drive, both earning a Bachelor of Science from the school of Commerce and Busiitess Administration; David R. Blake, 806 Lily Lake and Gary Edward Swansori, 3706 W. Lee street, both earning a Bachelor of Science from the college of Engineering; Marcia Emil Popovich, 2915 Kama, earning a Bachelor of Science from the college of Education ; and Carol J. Leighty, 3703 W. Young, receiving a Bachelor of Music, and Martha Jane Rabbitt, 4313 Ponca, earning a Bachelor of. Landscape Ar­ chitecture, both from the college of Fine and Applied Arts. ;. Earns Degree Through DePaul DePaul University awarded degrees to 1,500 graduates at its spring convocation Sunday, June 10, an ceremonies at the PAGE 21 - PLAINDE ALER - FRIDAY, JULY 13, l»7» Civic Opera House. The Rev. John R. Cortelyou. CM., DePaul president, conferred degrees on. the graduates. Among those receiving degrees is Terrance Alan Gough, 361 Freund avenue, who received a B.A. degree from the college of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Praise ye the Lord; for it is good to sing praises unto God; for it is pleasant; and comely. -Psalms 146:1. On Mindoro, Philippine Islands, it is believed that if you laugh while planting corn, there will be space be tween the kerne ls ; / Now's the time to check your Screen's WHEN THE BUGS ARE BUZZIN' -- YOU'LL WANT TO KEEP THEM OUT. WE REPAIR ALL KINDS OF SCREENS, WOOD OR ALUMINUM FRAMES. SEE US FOR CLASS NEEDS TOO I WE RECLAZE IN OUR SHOP OR IN YOUR HOME. 3411 W. ELM -- McHENRY ^ M-F 7:45-5:30, THURS. TILL 8 PM, SAT. 8:00-5:00 MarengoFederal Harvard JULY 1319 II n WADE NICHOLS KAREN ST. JOY RICHARD BOLUS MARLENE WILL0UGHBY A CARTER STEVENS FILM 7:00 & 9:45 P.M. J I M U L C K I I V & \ l ( . O I I ) S T l l \ i m . M i n Starring Honeysuckle Devine. "Truly Hilarious!" Maxwell RATED X 8:30 Only McHenry Paint,. Glass SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Seminar "represents a special distinction given only to ex­ tremely well qualified officers from throughout the. United States." In civilian life Lt. Col. Bacon is a civil engineer, with the Illinois Department of Tran­ sportation, Schaumberg, 111. Embarrassing There's probably nothing quite as embarrassing as watching the boss do somethi you told him couldn't be done! NOW OVER *140,000,000 STRONG RESOURCES Statement of Condition STARTS FRI. ADULT $151CMD (IMtr 12) $1A TWO WALT DISNEY FEATURES THE APPLE DIMPLING GAN6 RIDES AGAIN. HKCANDLESHOEC ADULT $2.50 CHILD (UNDER 12) $1.25 BARBRA STREISAND HELDOVERIII RYAN O'NEAL -THE. FRI., MON. THRU THURS. 7 ft 9, SAT. A SUN. 2-7-9 First Mortgage Loans Improvement Loans College Loans Loans on Savings Accounts Real Estate Sold on Contract Real Estate Owned or in Judgement Cash on Hand or in Banks U.S. Government Obligations and Investments Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank Office Building and Equipment Prepaid Secondary Reserve Other Assets TOTAL RESOURCES LIABILITIES and RESERVES Savings and Certificate Accounts Advances from Federal Home Loan Bank Loans in Process Advance Payments for Tax and Insurance Deferred Income Other Liabilities Specific Reserves General Reserves and Surplus TOTAL LIABILITIES and RESERVES JUNE 30. 1979 $120,115,391.01 3,469,570.74 210,659.26 ^ 1,958,674.66 463,540.32 38,205.37 823,109.76 8,583,792.28 994,500.00 1,520,329.18 179,723.98 2,462,217.90 $140,819,714.46 $117,654,145.71 8,000,000.00 4,434,052.18 2,298,202.34 509,457.35 192,194.86 49,467.47 7,682,194.55 $140,819,714.46 SAID Make Marengo Federal your savings headquarters. Earn at top interest of 5^% and 5%% on Passbook Savings, 6tt%, 8% on Certificate Accounts. Also available we offer 4 year variable ceiling certificates and 6 month money market certificates. Interest compounded daily on ail accounts except on the 6 month money market certificates. PENALTY FOR EARLY WITHDRAWALS FROM CERTIFICATES 1. If the term of the Certificate is one year or less and the amount withdrawn has been on deposit 90 days or less, all interest is forfeited. If the amount withdrawn has been on deposit for over three months, interest for 90 days is forfeited. 2. If the term of the Certificate is over one year and the amount withdrawn has been on deposit for 180 days or less, all interest is forfeited. If the amount with­ drawn has been on deposit for over six months, interest for 180 days is forfeited. & IQUM I LINDEN SHOWPLACE 1-2-3-4-5 CRYSTAL LAKE 815-455-2000 815-455-1005 Lester, D. > Bacon, , a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps reserve, and a resident of McHenry* has completed the two-week Defense Strategy Seminar while on active duty for training at the National Defense university. The Defense Strategy Seminar, held annually since 1959, is a professional military education program for senior reserve and national Guard component officers. The program focuses on the study of national security, the for­ mulation ana conduct of national strategy, and the WALT DISNEY'S THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG RIDES AGAIN « F*I SAT. SOU TUN THtiS. 2JMJMJMJI ROGER MOORE (DOLBY) MOONRAKEIU FB. I SAT. l&MSI&ilS-liJi SIR TIM THUS. l&MM&ilS SHOWPLACE 5 CLINT EASTWOOD ESCAPE FMHAICAIMZN Fit. I SAT. 241HJM&1M5 S* TIM TIMS. 24MJM4S •ARBRA STREISAND THE MAIN EVENT*. FH t SAT. 2JMJH45-HUI SM. TIM TMK. ijj2£j MARENGO FEDERAL SAVINGS and loan association 2£«coi>!2 •• DOLBY STEREO MARENGO OFFICE 200 East Grant Highway. Marengo, IL 60152 Phone: 815-568-7258' WOODSTOCK DRIVE-UP . Rte. 47 and Calhoun Woodstock, IL 60098 Phone: 815-338-7440 WOODSTOCK OFFICE 118 Cass Woodstock, IL. 60098 Phone: 815-338-2900 McHENRY OFFICE . 4400.W. Rte. 120 McHenry, H. 60050 Phone: 815-344-1900 SYLVESTiR STALLONE DOLBY STEREO SF5 HOOKY II ML, m 11 TMtt. 7*15, SAT. 4 M. 2JMctt7Ltt $1.25 BARGAIN MATRICES MM.-fRI. TILLS pa » 1-2-3-4 SAT. 41--. IF 1-2-3-4-5 TILL 2:30 A mutual Association serving McHenry County for over 50 years. '• • A