The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Sheriff's Performs Shown above are the newly elected officers of the McHenry County Sheriffs posse. In the back row are:(from left to right), Kathy McKee, correspondence secretary; John Wick, training director; Erv StaveteiR, president: Leo Draut. vice-president; and Larry Fortin, liaison officer with the Sheriffs police. In the front row are (from left to right), Maxine Martens, activities director; Joanne Goldstone, secretary; Joan Peterson, director; Carol Neff, treasurer; and Geri Luczanich, director. The McHenry County Sheriff's posse is a volunteer group of equestrians formed in 1974, whose purposes are: to promote citizen in­ volvement in local govern­ ment, to pwtfuote good will between thqpfizens and the McHenry County Sheriff's department and to provide a mounted auxiliary police force available for use by the sheriff. ^ The posse is divider into two units; Division I, which is the search and rescue service unit, and Division II, which is the parade group. Each division requires both horse and rider to pass a rigorous training schedule in order to qualify as a member of the posse, and many of the members participate in both divisions. On several occasions since the posse's inception, Division I has been called out to participate in e m e r g e n c y s e a r c h operations in conjunction with the Sheriff's police. On each such occasion the performance of the posse has been characterized as highly professional and well organized. This type of performance is the direct result of attendance by the members at the six practice sessions held each summer where techniques in search and rescue are practiced. The posse rides and performs in six to eight parades each year and has filled a rather large trophy case in the courthouse with awards won at these events. At the County fair each year, mounted members of Division I patrol the parking lots and help maintain 4$rder at the grandstand shows. These members have been commended by both Sheriff LaMagdeleine" and E m e r g e n c y S e r v i c e s director John Shay. Anyone interested in participating in these ac­ tivities should call 385-6255, or 385-2842. Secretaries Of Area To Give Scholarship The Fox Valley chapter, the National Secretaries association (International) announces that the ap­ plications for the $200 scholarship to McHenry County college for those students planning a career in secretarial science are now available at all the high schools in McHenry county, and at McHenry County college. Prospective applicants should contact the business departments of their local high school or Ms. Sunny Drake, Secretarial Science department, MCC. The deadline for the submission of applications is April 1. Interviews will be held at MCC April 12. The recipient will be announced in May with the presentation given at our June 18 dinner meeting. As has been mentioned before, financial needs of the applicant will be considered. All who are interested are urged to submit an ap­ plication as soon as possible. You Are Cordially Invited To Attend An: Sponsored by: WOODSTOCK ROTARY CLUB SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1980 A ' To take place at: MARIAN CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Route 120, Woodstock, Illinois Preview: 6:00 P.M. Auction: 7:00 P.M. Admission - $3.00 a Refreshments will be provided ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS/GRAPHICS/WATERCOLORS SCULPTURE/ENAMELS/ENGRAVINGS/BATIKS MIXED MEDIUM/PERSIAN OILS - All Magnificently Framed Free lithograph to each couple attending the auction. Visa and Master Charge will be accepted. Wonder Lake /Anne Sowe 653-9549 Magsat, the first spacecraft specifically designed to mea­ sure the magnetic field of the earth's crust, was recently launched by the National Aero­ nautics and Space Administra­ tion. Data from the satellite are expected to give scientists new information about earth's geology. Register Sion Two dates have J been scheduled for the boys of Wonder Lake who' are in­ terested" in playing organized baseball to register. Carl Ki^nan, president of the W Lake Boys Baseball 1< has set Saturday, Mar and Saturday, April 5 1 year's registration dal will take place at Christ tl UQa.r oder igue, h 29, i this is. It the King school hall from 1(5 a.m. to 2 p.m. For a boy to be eligible for tWe minors, he must turn eight years old on or before Aug. 1, 1980. To remain eligible for the teenerf, the young man must not. have reached his sixteenth bir­ thday until after Aug. 1,1980. Even though a boy was on a team last summer, he must still register in order to play this season. A parent or guardian must sign a per­ mission slip for any boy registered for the minors, majors, or teeners. YOUNG AT HEART PRESIDENT DIES It was a sad moment for many Wonder Lake residents when they received the news that Bjferie Robinson passed away in Memorial hospital Friday, March 7 This was a very energetic lady who touched the hearts of all who knew her in a special way. I always knew when the phone started to -ring-on-a- Wednesday afternoon, that it would be Marie telling me all the details of the Young at Heart meeting. She definitely typified the name of the club which she presided over for so many years. Marie would have celebrated her eightieth birthday Wednesday, March 26. WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET Members and guests of the Woman's club of Wonder Lake will meet Thursday, March 20 at 8 p.m. in Nativity Church hall. This will be Reciprocity Night, which means that guests from other clubs in the area have been invited to the meeting. The nominating com­ mittee will be presenting their slate of officers for the coming year. Nominations will also be accepted from the floor. AFS students, who are attending our local high schools from foreign countries will be giving the program for the evening. BUS DISCIPLINE A group of Concerned parents and bus drivers met in the Learning center of Greenwood school, March 11, to discuss discipline problems on the buses in District 200. Mr. Schuette, principal of Greenwood school, told of the procedures on the elementary level; while Mr. Pace, principal of Nor- thwood Junior high, discussed the Junior high level; and Mr. Wilson represented the high school level. Mrs. Ruth Kolar of the Transportation department was also very helpful. One of the main com­ plaints was having the Junior high and high school students riding the same bus in the Highland Shores- Sunrise Ridge area. They were told to get a petition signed by area residents and action would then be taken. MEN'S CLUB DANCE Don't forget to mark your calendar if you haven't done so already, for the Men's club dance. It will be held in Christ the King church hall March 29, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There will be two bands, one, the usual dance band and the other a Blue Grass, so there will be something for everyone to enjoy. COMMUNITY CALENDAR PAGE S - PLAINDE ALER - March 20 - Woman's Club meeting; 8 p.m. Nativity Lutheran hall March 21 Laker's snowmobile meeting; 7:30 p.m. Top of the Hill March 29 - Men's club dance; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Christ the King hall April 2 - Young at Hearts; 11 a.m.; Christ the King hall April 3 • Woman's club board meeting; 8 p.m. April 6 - Easter Sunday April 7 - Senior Citizen meeting; 1 p.m.; Nativity Lutheran hall WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19,1969 April 9 - American Legion auxiliary meeting; 8 p.m. April 10 - Christ the King Ladies Sodality; 7:30 p.m. Leafy parts of collard greens, turnip greens and kale have much more vitamin A content than their stems or midribs. Jellied homemade fruits pro: ducts are at their best when used within a few months be­ cause they tend to lose some of the flavor quality in storage. f The McHenry Plaindealer „ • USPS 335 2001 fttoblnhod 1875 v 38! 2 Wott Elm Street i -..en.".* >: • • \ Pn,pn* 305 0170 M f M e n i y I l l i n o i s 6 Q 0 S 0 Published Ivery W*dne»doy t Fndoy\»» McHenry lll.no.i " S*tonrf Clo»* Po*tog» Poid ot McHenry Wmoit i McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Sub«"b»r* arc r.qu.tted to provide immediate notice of change o« oddrett to The l:: McHenry Plaindealer Mil W tlm St McHenry III 60050 A deduction ol o™ month from the eip.rat.on ol a <ubtcr.pt,on will be mode where o chonqe ol od ;• dret* if provided through the Po*t Ollire deportment Lorry E. lund-Publ isher Adele Froehl ich-Editor SPiz \ NEWSPAPER I Yeor In McHenry County NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES S13.S0 I Yeor $19.00 Outside McHenry County WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEJMIS I DELLIIQUORS MERCHANTS OF FINE WINES AND UQU< SALE BEER NOTICED NO SALES TO MINORS 385-3200 SALE BATES: WED., MARCH 19 - TOES., MARCH 25 LIQUORS 4610 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL. OUR McHENRY STORE ONLY - WHILE QUANTITIES LAST PRE MIXED BLACK LABEL 9epmoFigiM.oui 750 M. FTTH 4 99 I PLUM CREEK CHEESE SPREADS 1 59 • 12 OZ. TUB SMIRNOFF 80 PROOF VODKA 7SB Ml FIFTH 3 99 12 YEARS OLD DEWAR'S ANCESTOR SCOTCH IANQUERAY 750 ML FVTH 5 99 r * I f f •/ '///v/'// if ! AMARETTO di GALLIANO SOL BOTTLE 2 NAPOLEON V.S.O.P. BRANDY 750 ML FIFTH 99 ALMADEN 1976 SAN LUIS OBISPO MERLOT 59 750 ML FIFTH 3 (REO. 3.99) CUT OUT* PASTE ON CARDBOARD AND FILE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE I I™ I MERLOT 1975 CALIF. MOUNTAIN MERLOT 758 N. FIFTH 3 99 (REO. 4.49) Merlot is a medium-bodied, fragrant red wine, like a Cabernet Sauvignon, but softer and earlier to mature. Although this dry red wine matures early, it can be laid away for future development. The Merlot is used in France and California to make superb wines. Serve at cellar temperature with beef roasts, duck, or lamb. LMNIORS WINE OWDE S«rits A. N«. 10 M,M,M,M... .MERLOT! If you're planning lamb for Easter, stock up this week o<n Almaden or Martini Merlot. BOTTLED IN CANADA SCHENLEY O.F.C. CANADIAN ^gchenlq QFC. ARROW SPEARMINT SCHNAPPS CINNAMON SCHANPPS FREE CASTING FRI. & SAT.! CANFIELD'S MIXERS ECO QUARTS c EA PLUS DEPOSIT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ALL EIGHT PACK SODAS SLSii B-16 OZ. BOTTLES PEPSI PEPSI LIGHT ̂ DIET PEPSI 7*UP DR. PEPPER CRUSH OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! RC COLA DIET RITE A & W ROOT BEER COKE TAB FRESCA SQUIRT CANFIELD'S FLAVORS 816 OZ. BOTTLES OQc MM PLUS- DEPOSIT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE OLD MILWAUKEE & MILLER HIGH LIFE 24-7 01 NO KTVRM BOTTLES BOCK BEER 24-12 OZ. CARS 4 99 fifjkanKE i.st r BLACK LABEL BEER ̂ 2112 OZ. ̂ BOTTLES \