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

' v* i Maureen McHale Introduces the guest speaker, David Benrud. " v Ron DaSe, vocational director, with Mrs. Kluth and her 1 daughter, Ann Kluth, who proudly wears her VICA medal Steps Toward Future On May 1 the Cooperative Work Programs of McHenry high school sponsored the tenth annual Employee* Employer banquet at the Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake. Honored were employers who had hired students in the following vocational programs: Distributive Education and Diversified Occuaptions, Mr. Cuda, coordinator; Industrial Cooperative Education, Mr. Stumbris, coordinator; Office Occupations, Mr. Blume, coordinator; Cooperative Work Training, Mrs. Marcello, coordinator; Health Occupations, Mrs. Chaberski, coordinator; and Work Experience class, Ms. Schuttler, coordinator. The students earned Student speakers shown above are Anne Baian, Mary Foley, Sundae Morrison and Maureen McHale. money through dues and the selling of candy, candles, etc. to pay for their em- poyers* dinner as a token of their appreciation for the on- the-job training they received throughout the school year. The evening's program consisted of student speakers representing the various vocational groups. David Benrud was the guest speaker whose topic was the dinner's theme, "Taking Steps Toward a Future". Also honored during the dinner were members of RJMPING FINAL WEEKEND FOR PLAY-Members of the cast, Marie Muschal as Margaret, Gerry Schmelcher as Charlie and D.H. Martin Domeracki as Parker rehearse scenes from the comedy, "Gramercy Ghost", presented by McHenry County Performing Arts association at McHenry Junior high, 3711W. Kane street, May 9 and 10 at-S p.m. Tickets will be sold at the door. For Information or group rates, call 344-2M9 or 344-45*5. Seventy men were once needed to pump the bellows of a huge 10th century organ in Winchester Cathedral, England. MMMMIMMMMMaWMMMflfllUllljllUIMI AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS McHENRY TRANSMISSIONS 926 N Front St OA A OTQA McHenry Illinois CHJ k spurgeons Catalina Playwear Means Summer Fun! Busy days ahead! Time for cotton/poly knit action wear from famous Catalina®. A Flags fly on a collared slit neck top with cap sleeves. Multi-colors on white in S-M-L-XL . $19 B Pull-on scooter shorts with big front pockets. Natural Blend™ doubleknit. Red, white or navy in sizes 8-20 $17 C Peppy polo with new extended shoulders, patch pockets, shirttail bottom. Spirited multi-stripes on white. S-M-L-XL ....... .$20 D Pull-on Witch Britch with stitched crease. Natural Blend9 doubleknit in red, white or navy. &\18 $13 Sunnyside Area Betty Messer .^344 2494 SECTION 2-PAGE 1 - PL A1NDE ALER week go to Ivfir Wendell who celebrated April 28; Wayne and Robert Smith, April 20; Paul Metzger ana Dick Duell, May 2; and Ber- nadette Messel, May 3. FRIDAY, MAY 0,1091 Best Of Press VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) who- recenffy returned from state competition in Springfield. One of thirteen students honored was Ann Kluth, who took second place in the designing of a state VICA flag. Vehicle Tags The problem of vehicle tags in the village has taken a new turn. Tickets are being issued to those who have failed to purchase their stickers. The deadline was Feb. IS, 1980; a date long past! Complaints are coming in from those who have been ticketed, but vehicle tags were available since Dec. 1, 1979, giving everyone ample time in which ^.to purchase them. Ordinance ^3-4 regardling licensing of motor vehicles in the Village of Sunnyside reads, "Sec. 7: Upon issuan­ ce of said license the village clerk shall deliver to the applicant a gummed tag or sticker which will bear the owner's registration number and the identity of the village. "It shall be the duty of the applicant to affix such tag or sticker in a conspicuous place upon the motor vehicle. It.shall be unlawful for any motor vehicle although duly licensed to be used upon the streets., avenues or alleys of the village unless such tag or sticker is attached thereto. "Also in accordance with this ordinance, a party in violation of said ordinance or any provisions therein may be fined not more than $100 for each offense." So even if you have pur­ chased a sticker, but have not displayed the sticker on your vehicle you are still in violation of said ordinance. WISCONSIN VISITORS Visting last week from Conover, Wis. were Julie and Ralph Rosinski and sons Chad and Shane. Julie is the daughter of Betty and Rich Messer of 1405 W. Bayview lane. The family spent some time with Ralph's folks, Gert and George Rosinski of Oak Lawn and then came to spend a few days With mom and dad and family. While staying in Sunnyside they enjoyed dinner at Julie's sisters, Sherry Johnson of Lily Lake. Also present for the family get together was Julie's brother, Ken Messer of Carol Stream and his family. We all enjoyed their visit and hated to see them leave. But we look forward to visiting Conover in July. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings this VILLAGE MEETING Be sure to attend the next village meeting at the Johnsburg Junior high on May 6, at 8 p.m. RETURNS TO DUTY Staff Sgt. Steve DePasqiialle, of the U.S. Air Force, returned this week to duty in Korea. Steve is the son of Mable Zawislak of 1413 Bayview lane. Home on leave for the first time in two years, mom sure was happy to see him, but hated to see him board the plane taking him back overseas. Life Life is just an everlast­ ing struggle to keep money coming in and teeth and hair and vital organs from coming out. -Breeze, Brookley, Ala. There's A Difference v The difference be­ tween a poor man and a rich man is that onp worries over his next meal* and the other over his last. -Record, Columbia, S.C.' McHENRY OPTICIANS 3 0 1 R I V E R S I D E D R I V E M c H E N R Y . I L L I N O I S ( A c r o s s f r o m F o x H o l e jfe- Senior Citizens c FREE Frames WITH PURCHASE OF LENSES GLASSES WHILE YOU WAIT! SINGLE VISION ONLY! OVER 3,000 FIRST QUALITY FRAMES UtM EACH ON DISPLAY METAL OR PLASTIC CHARGE IT! ALL KIDS FRAMES *12 METAL OR PLASTIC Latest Fashions... BOUTIQUE DESIGNER SECTION! Special Prices Do Not Apply OPEN DAILY 8:30-5:30 SAT. 8:30-4:00 /fl|M||. WED. 8:30-1:00 CLOSED SUNDAY (8 1 5)385-9240 EMERGENCY REPAIRS t FRAME REPLACEMENT WE WILL NOW Bi OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 9-1 PM ̂ TO SERVE YOU MORE FOR YOUR EVERY NEED!!! PLUMBING •ELECTRICAL PAINT 'LUMBER NEEDS •STAIN 'WINDOWS & DOORS @ •NAILS HARDWARE r jF WATCH FOR 7"GRAND openino coming 3 FRIDAY. MAY 23 ̂'GRAND PRIZE DRAWING * 'BARGAINS GALORE HORSE LOVER SPECIAL 1X6 SPRUCE (30 LFT ) CEDAR P0STS-4"X8'-$320 ea. 4X4'S DIFFERENT LENGTHS 74c LFT. OTHER SIZES ALSO AT BIG SAVINGS "SOUTHERN RAIL" FENCING •CHOOSE FROMH 3 RAIL OR 2 RAIL FENCES LOCUST & OAK HARDWOODS Weekdays 30 to 5:30 PM Saturday 8 to 4 Sunday 9 to I QsOtO* SPRING GROVE white or navy. 8^8 913 mm • Catalina (ASH&U M/ M II \ LUMBER COMPANY D,V,S,°NC LUMBER COMPANY DIVISION OF TOTEM LUMBER COMPANY The LINKS STORE with SERVICE AND MORE McHENRY MARKET PtfcCI 315*4100 DAILY f-f. SATURDAY *4. SUNDAY 10-5 FAMILY HAIRSTYLING CENTER 305-4520 (815) 675-2311 3 MILES NW OF FOX LAKE IN SPRING GROVE ILL WEDEUVEFT %GOG> t