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Prepare For Program Helping to fit the costume of Ann Matthesina for the Saturday, Dec. 8, musical presentation of the McHenry chapter of Sweet Adelines are Lorraine Blom, left, and Sally Roth. The holiday offering will be presented to the public in the Johnsburg high school auditorium, 1750 N. Ringwood road, with curtain time at 8 p.m. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD National Dean's List Includes Karl Hughes Karl D. Hughes of McHenry has been included in the second annual edition of the National Dean's List, the largest recognition publication honoring college students, published by E d u c a t i o n a l C o m ­ munications, Inc., Nor- thbrook. Students are selected for recognition by their deans or registrars if they are in the upper 10 percent of their class or on their school's Dean's list. The 37,000 students included in the current edition are from 1,200 colleges and univer­ sities nation-wide and represent less than one half of one percent of the 8,000,000 college students in the country. Reserve Entry For '78-79 Feed Grains Jim * Lucas, county executive director of the M c H e n r y C o u n t y Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation service, says 1978 and 1979 crops of feed grains are eligible for immediate entry into the farmer-owned grain reserve. The ^announcement means 1978-crop corn, sorghum and oats currently under Commodity Credit cor­ poration loan, and all 1979- crop corn, eligible for loan, may be placed in the reserve immediately. Currently, about 145,080 bushels of 1978 feed grains are under loan and eligible for reserve entry in McHenry county, Lucas said. For 1979-crop feed grains, we have about 250 farmers in the county who Lakemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas 385-4934 Library Site Is Finalized The Board of Trustees of the McHenry Nun da Public Library district, announce the finalization of the pur­ chase of property on the corner of Route 120 and Lily Lake road. The new library will be at this location when funding is arranged inasmuch as it has outgrown the present rental facility on Lily Lake road and Columbus drive. Long range goals will be discussed at the next meeting of the board Dec. 6 at the library. Susan La Croix Brindise, former president of the library board, is interested in starting a "Friends of the Library" group. Persons who are interested should contact Susan. Volunteers can be helpful in the library, and will definitely be needed to assist the board with the building program. Reading is still the basis of knowledge. To help the children, teenagers, family groups and older persons, to a better, fuller existence, is the purpose of your library. Do you want to help others, and grow yourself? You are needed! DREDGE WINTERIZED The Lily Lake dredge, also known as the Baby Blue Barge, has been pulled out of the lake and retired for this year. Jerry Weber and Dale Rasmussen were respon­ sible for the removal. Other members of the L.L.C.C.I. assisted, and with the donation of equipment and manpower from Mr. Miller, the dredge was removed from the partially frozen lake. During last weekend's high winds, the dredge had blown away from its mooring at Fritzsche beach, and was resting in front of Mildred Rowe's home. Mildred was surprised to see the addition to her view, and was hopeful it would be removed before the ice cometh. The Lily Lake con­ servation Club, Inc. has received happy news of a less | costly insurance program for 1980. Fund raising activities are con­ tinuing. Peggy and Bill at the Bungalow have added to the dredging fund. All help is appreciated. For more in­ formation call 385-8263. ANNIVERSARY WEEK Dec. 5 is the important date for Chuck and Irene Thornton. This will be the first anniversary in many years that will not be shared with Irene's dear mother, Lu Gravenstuk. So many memories will come to mind to Chuck and Irene. Jerry and Judy Brizzi are celebrating their an­ niversary Dec. 9. And then there is Dec. 10, shared by two devoted couples, Mr. and Mrs. harold Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sances. Many years together and the raising of a fine family will be celebrated by the Nixons. And dear friends, Sam and Chris, taking care of each other and giving the whole community pleasure with the flowers and well kept yard that Sam works so hard on. May all the allotted years be enjoyed in activity, good health and love. BIRTHDAY TIME Dec. 5 is Donald Vor- nkahl's seventeenth bir­ thday, but he celebrated with a dinner given by his aunt in Chicago Dec. 1. Among those present were parents, Hal and Marion and sister Debbie. They all en­ joyed the meal prepared by Marion's sister, and the fun of being together. Mrs. Checchin has two Enjoy FLORIDA Fun j/^ South Seas Style^Qfi in SARASOTA ' • AKU T|K| are eligible for price support loans and the immediate reserve entry. Farmers may place 1980 grain to th^ reserve when those loans mature, providing that the reserve is open at the time, Lucas said. Changes in the reserve management rules will possibly be made in the near future, Lucas said. The public will be asked to comment on possible changes in the operating rules for the farmer-owned reserve this month. Any changes will be announced in late February. Cheer Up If you can look happy when you aren't, you'll get along all right. -Observer, Vail, la. 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Edna Garbacz celebrates her day Dec. 8; Dec. 9 is Del Watkins' birthday; Rusty Hueckstaedt, Alma and Bud's youngest, adds another year Dec. 10; and Dec. 11 is shared by Jimmy Johnson, Jr., and Donna Petersenr LILYMOOR ASSOCIATION Jerry Weber reports of meeting with the garbage disposal company. In order for the subdivision association to exist, residents will have to budget for a hundred dollar donation a year. In view of the lack of cooperation, the association is in danger of being disbanded, as Jerry will no longer accept the responsibility of presidency. This will mean: plow your own streets; fix your own potholes; dispose of your own garbage (not in empty lots, please); and do this in darkness, as the street lights were pad for by association members. These were some of the services provided by the association, at a cost lower than surrounding areas pay for garbage pickup alone. Lilymoorites won't work together for their own benefit? Unbelievable! CONGRATULATIONS _ Tricia Goebel is among the SECTION 2- students listed in the new "Who's Who" among high school students. Another honor for the bright at­ tractive daughter of Lilyann and Brian Baker. MUSIC NOTES A program of Christmas musii was presented on Nov. 29 by the combined chorus and band of Parkland Junior high school. Suzy Wipper was one of the soloists performing, proving her proficiency on the snare drums. The fifth and sixth graders from the McHenry schools, whill have their Christmas concert Dec. 18 at the McHenry Junior high school. Youngsters in our area who will be performing include Tracy Bonesz, Kim Wilson and Kim Doessel, all flutists. $ SYMPATHY TO ... The Anthony Gurske family, who received the sad news on Thanksgiving evening of the deathof Mitzi's aunt. She had been ailling, but her loss will be felt deeply by Mitzi, as she had been "mother" to Mitzi and her two brothers when they were growing up. The Gurskes drove to New york City, leaving late Friday night and returning home late Tuesday night. Mitzi, Skip, Anthony and Robert were thankful to be back home after the 2,000 mile trip, made to show their love for a very dear person. And the Bob Dawdy family, who lost Bob's father PAGE 3 • PLAINDE ALER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER S, 1»7» On Film Show True Nazi Prisoner Story The true life story of Corrie ten Boom, a former Nazi prisoner, will be presented through the motion picture, The Hiding Place, Sunday, Dec. 9, at the First Baptist church of McHenry at 7 p.m. ^ This remarkable story of tragedy and victory shares the experiences of a family who was willing to risk all for others. The ten Booms became involved in' the Dutch Underground during the German occupation of world War II by hiding Jews the last weekend in November. The family drove to Oklahoma for the funeral, and to comfort Bob's mother. SAD AND HAPPY TIME The past weeks have seen the sadness of the moving of my sister Mary, and her husband John, to Colorado, and then the happiness of a visit from my other sister, Katherine, and her husband Herb, from Florida. Among the things we gave thanks for was being able to share our joys and sorrows with a loving family. Let your love show. GOD BLESS in a secret room Built in their house, thereby aiding them in their escape from the Nazis. As a result of a raid by soldiers, Corrie's family was taken prisoner and Corrie was sent to the dreaded concentration camp, "Ravensbruck." The Hiding Place portrays the de-humanizing agonies of a concentration camp...- the personal confusion and conflicts of both victors and vanquished...the con­ frontation of military might and gentle ministry.. .and the costs of caring for others. Millions of readers have cried, suffered and trium­ phed with Corrie ten Boom and her family through the book, The Hiding Place. 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