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PAGE Ml-PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY, MARCH4, IM1 Montlhl Observance week with Tenth School Anniversary The Montini Catholic schools will combine Catholic Schools week and their tenth anniversary celebration with several events and festivities. In an effort to encourage par­ ticipation by former students, they will sponsor an essay contest on "What Catholic Education Meant to Me". The essays, which should be under 200 words in length, will be judged by the school's faculty and the school board. . • : Own an Original Hunter Old Tyme Ceiling Fan for as low as *199.95 This is the 1903 Classic, the Original, the one shipped to India, Africa and the rest of the world years ago. Now it's both a modern energy saver and a historic conversation piece. Complete with pull-chain switch, real wood blades. 36or 52 in. sizes. Easy to install even on low 8-foot ceilings. Light adapter and globe optional. Repels insects, disperses smoke and odors. Runs more quietly, cools more economically than air conditioning. A GREAT ENERGY SAVER FOR AS LITTLE AS '199.95. THeeroGYConcesn 120 EAST CALHOUN STREET • WOODSTOCK. ILLINOIS TUES.WED. THURS.11-6; FRI.11-6; SAT. 9-6 The current Montini students will enter the contest in their own age divisions, and former students will be Judged in two categories: high school age, and those who are outbf school, and were among the first Montini students. The winning essays will be read at the Sunday Masses March 29. The deadline for entries is March s. Essays should be sent to Montini Middle school, 1405 N. Richmond road, McHenry, and must include name, address, phone, age, and the years attended at Montini. The school, which resulted from the consolidation of the parish schools of St. Patrick's and St. Mary's, will celebrate their an­ niversary from March 28 through April 4, the entire highlighted special activities that will include the students, parents, and the interested public. Those former students or parents who have photographs of Montini students and events they would be willing to loan for picture displays during the celebration, should drop them off at the Middle school. All photos properly labeled with the owner's name and address will be returned at the conclusion of the anniversary. Johnsburg Diane Berlin 675-6291 TRAFFIC FATALITIES According to provisional statistics released by the Illinois Department of Transportation and the Illinois State police, January traffic fatalities on Illinois highways increased 23.2 percent to 138, compared to 112 for January 1980. f. Professional RssMwlM Carpet Cleaning Two Step Process Rotary AAachine Scrubbing Steamex Rinsing CALL PAVL 385-3252 Local Girl Is Seml-Flnallst Congratulations are in order for Lori Ann Kuczwara of River Terrace drive. We of Johnsburg are certainly proud to have her as a friend and neighbor. She was chosen as a semi-finalist among those in competition for the Miss Illinois-U S.A. title. Good luck to you, Lori Ann. She is the daughter of Violet Kuczwara; a long time resident of Johnsburg. P.T.O.-DISTRICT 12 The Johnsburg P.T.O. is planning its annual play Sunday, March 15, at 2 p.m., and again the following weekend, on Friday, March 20, and Saturday, March 21. Both performances are at 8 p.m., at the Johnsburg high school auditorium. Tickets will be available at the door. The play will consist of three acts; two comedies and one drama. Please give them your support and mark your calendar now. Also, in the works is the upcoming talent show, to be held on March 31. Tryouts are being held at the Marcn ao, o:a P.E(T....l fectiveness 1 have a grout Johnsburg high school auditorium,, March 25 and 26 at 8:30 p.m. Rehearsal is March 30, 8:30 p.m. .Parent Ef- Training will group course. This will be an eight-week in­ struction by Mike and Penny Klestinski, licensed P.E.T. instructors. It will begin March 23 at the James C. Bush school., 7 p.m. For registration and further information call Judy Slocum at 497-4209. 4-H NEWS The Lincoln Cloverleafs will be taking orders for nursery trees; their current fund raising event. Members will be available at a food store in McHenry on Rt. 120, March 8 and 7; or you may call a club member at 497- 3001. The deadline for orders is March 25. VOTER REGISTRATION March 9 is the last day to register to vote on April 7. All qualified voters can register with the County Clerk at the County Cour­ thouse, Woodstock, or call the Courthouse for the name of the nearest registrar. 8S& • Na Rhrsr hhirilty Oxford OoNi Oim« turn Hw and «(f wMt*. 4S" « . .. v , wM# fabric thet Is cottofi mm! 49% To 2.27 •Twhi SO'xlOT' Our Low Reg. 21.07 •Fell srxisr Our Low Reg. 24.87 1.63 * 1 * 1 7 1.03 1.74 tariiH Our Low Reg. 35.87 Small Priccs FOR A BIG SAVINGS AT HORNSBY r-T? 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An excellent performance was given by the following students: Debbie Swinford, Kathy Wester, Cheryl B'urkhardt, Hoagy Dix, Dooley Stanell, Brian Conant, Brent Birkhoff, Tom Liston, Marilyn Helsing, Gary Selof, Paul Metzger, Mark Leslie, Melissa Russell, Bob Baker, Karen Alvord, John Armon, Doug Wickman, Phil Kalsch and Cindy Ahlert. Roger Zawacki was the director. The dinner served was excellent and was prepared by the high school Foods class, including salad, Lasagna and dessert. Preparation of the food and serving were Nancy Bar- nings, Grace Beaman, Angle Ciura, Patti Freeland, Stacy Gast, Angie Kinney, Terry Knauf, Karla Muse, Charise Nielsen, Cindy Parsons, Mary Kay Rorig and Leslie Warp. The next production coming up is the Spring musical • "Damn Yankees," <m May 7, 8 and 9. The high school theatre will appreciate any donations of old furniture, old clothes and miscellaneous, which could be used for props. Contact Roger frwacki at t$e high school, if you have any contributions. B.V.M. SODALITY The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of St. John's, will have its next meeting Tuesday, March 10, at the Michael Schaefer 1 A committee la lunch. Now that Spring is in the air, keep the in mind, to be held in Anil. Clean, usable clothing, women's, men'9 and c h i l d r e n ' s a n d miscellaneous household items will be needed. RESCUE SQUAD The Johnsburg Rescue Squad's next benefit party is set for Saturday, March 14. It will be held at the John­ sburg Community club and refreshments will be available. If you missed the last gathering, be sure to mark your calendar for this date. * N.C.8.P. St. Agatha Court 777 - Juniors, for election of of­ ficers, on Monday, March 9, 8:30 to 8:30 p.m. This is an important moisting...hope to see everyone attending. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ...to Joey Freund, who became 9 years old March 1. We hope you enjoyed that birthday cake, Joey, and that you will have a happy year to come. NEWS DEADLINE If you have items of news and interest to report, they •should reach me on Wed­ nesday • a week before the dd& you wish them published. Our copy must be in on a Friday morning previous to the coming Weckiesday edition. Don't overlook this schedule- keep it where you can refer to it. I'm looking forward to hearing from you. GIRL SCOUT SUNDAY Girl Scout Sunday will be observed March 8 at St. John's church during the noon Mass. All Girt Scouts in the area are urged to attend this service, wearing their uniforms. Give $500 Scholarship For Nursing Education The auxiliary to McHenry hospital is pleased to offer a scholarship amounting to $500 per year, applicable to nursing education only. Any young man or woman who has the necessary qualifications for entrance to the career of nursing which he or she elects to follow is eligible to apply for this scholarship. A student should be prepared to offer a year's service to McHenry hospital after graduation. Applications are available in school offices. They must be completed and mailed by April 1 of the current year to Mrs. Lillian Bolger, 3803 W. Clover, McHenry. The winner will be selected before the closing of the current school term. The selection of winner is made by a committee comprising the scholarship chairman, president of the auxiliary, and the director of nurses. _ Judging is based on school grades, work experience, character, as displayed in the theme required, and finally, on need. Courthouse Squares v. 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