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Johnsburg Diane Berlin 675-6291 Rummage Sale April 23-24 Thursday and Friday, April 23 and 24, from 9 to 5 p,m., a rummage sale willbe held at the Johnsburg Community club, east side entrance. Don't miss it ... come and bring your friends. This is one of the highlight / activities of the Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. John's and should be on your priority list! In these days ' when we are all very money conscious - here is an op­ portunity to help yourself, as well as others. JUNIOR HIGH During the Junior High Mini Course week, fifteen eighth-grade students took advantage of a chaperoned ski trip to Colorado. -^Participating in the trip were Chap Hughes, Scott Schultz, Betty Novak, Matt Gockel, Nicki Berns, Rich Thayer, Nikki Stanley, Tom Kinney, Cindy Swinford, Kevin Nielsen, Emily Hueman, John Gallagher, Maureen O'Connor, with Mr. and Mrs Larry Reinhard, and their two children, Billy and Andy, as chaperons The group stayed in condominium apartments near the ski areas of Keystone, Copper and Arapahoe Basin EXPLORERS Another group of local residents went on a trip of another gender by canoe, Saturday. April 11 This is the account I received upon the return of Ricky Smith, Don Berlin, Jerry DeWulfe, Mike Clark. Ron Rich, Dave Kuczwara, Harlan Bean. John Ball and Dick Wantuk. These nine intrepid Johnsburg explorers put their trusty crafts into the rain swollen waters of Nippersink creek at the Wonder Lake canoe landing. As luck would have it, the threatening rains held off for the worried band. Through the chutes, over white water, on they went, undaunted by the fact of a tipped canoe and two wet explorers Retrieving the canoe the group pushed on down the creek, over rapids, under trees and bridges of little country roads. Now ahead lay the great waters of Pistakee Lake. The wind began to rise and the waves got higher. But, they pressed on across the lake and into the great Pox River. As they approached shore at last, the smell of a huge pot of chili came to their senses, and dry clothes awaited. A grand time was had eating and retelling of the heroics of the day. CUB SCOUTS * Pack 454 contributed their time and muscles to the Conservation District, Vote Bog, planting tre4s and doing various other jobs. The Ranger was very pleased with the boys' participation, and as usual their conduct was very commendable. The boys will receive activity segments for their participation at tonight's (Wednesday, April 22,) Pack meeting which will be held at J.C. Bush school, 7 p.m. Coming up on Saturday, May 2, is the Scout- A Rama to be held at the M c H e n r y C o u n t y Fairgrounds, Woodstock, from 1 to 8 p.m. Tickets are now available. FIFTIETH * ANNIVERSARY God's special blessings and all our best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hiller, Hillcrest place, who celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday, April 12. There was a gala time at the Johnsburg Community club, with a gathering of family ant relatives. This is an achievement in any life - may you have many more happy aiv niversaries! BOY SCOUTS ...Troops 452 and 455, are grateful to everyone who attended the Pancake Breakfast at the Johnsburg community club Easter Sunday. They appreciated your coming, and hope you enjoyed it as much as they did. ST. JOHN'S There will be an Open House for the Religious Education classes the weekend of May 2 and 3*. This will include displays of projects made by the students and some materials which are used in class. Part of the weekend celebration will be a Mass at 12 p.m., prepared by the staff and students of the Religious Education program. There will be a family PET OWNERS Now, a prestigious for any animal and signed by the KMMOOM «f ANIMALS COWKN. of Its own SEND I4.00-NAMC-ADOHESS AND PETS NAME,TO: (Allow 4 wnIi i for doftvoqr) E-Z WAY P.O.Box 63 WoucondejU00S4 I6H FREE Bring this coupon into any participating Dunkin' Donuts shop and purchase one dozen delicious donuts at the regular price. We'll give you sJx more donuts free. OFFER EXPIRES: APRIL 30,1981: LIMIT 2 M It* worth the trip. 4505 W. n. Route 1*0. McHenry ••i (COUPON) i picnic held on the grounds at the end of the program. Dessert and beverage will be provided. It is hoped that as many families as possible will join in this celebration. » PRESCHOOL-J.H.S. Pre-School registration was held Tuesday, April 21, in the high school office for the Fall semester, starting approximately Sept. 16 and a fee will be charged. Two classes were offered - Thursdays only - for 3-year- olds (must be three by 12-1- 81). Applications for children who live outside school district 12, will be accepted beginning today, Wednesday, April 22 IMPORTANT NOTICE ...a reminder to parents of pre-school children., year-old registration. District 12 will hold prehensive all children bom Dec. 1, 1978. This place at the Midc today, Wednesday,/Apri 22 F ^ I I I I [When you purchase j I a dozen donuts | * -̂ 8 . i and Thursday, April 23. Birth certificates will be needed for those who will be entering Kindergarten. DATES TO REMEMBER Apr. 22 - High School Pre- School Registration, school office, Children outside Dist 12 Apr. 22-23 - Registration 3. 4 & 5-year-olds, Unit Dist. 12, See article above. Apr. 23-24 - B.V.M Sodality, St. John's Rum­ mage Sale, Johnsburg Community Club, East side entrance. 9 to 5 Apr. 26 - New Oratorio Singers Concert, St John's Church. (Note corrected date.) May 2-3 - St. John's Religious Education Open House - at School. May 7-8-9 - High School Spring Musical, "Dam Yankees", auditorium Baklag Peppers Use greased muffin pans as molds when baking stuffed green peppers. April 24-26 Environment Education Days The Pleasant Valley Outdoor Center, near Woodstock, will be the site for the 1981 spring con­ ference of the En­ vironmental Education association of Illinois, set for April 24-26 The weekend conference, co-sponsored by the McHenry County Con­ servation district, is open to all persons interested in using education to help solve environmental problems. MCCp interpretive naturalist John Shiel ex­ plained that the conference combination of field trips and on-site sessions begins after dinner on Friday. April 24. and runs through a bratwurst lunch cookout on Sunday. April 26. Both tent campsites and indoor bunkhouse style lodging will be available. Conference field trips will visit Woodstock historic buildings, the Volo Bog. plus solar panels and a prairie study site at Cary schools. Sessions at Pleasant Valley Outdoor center offer ideas on using the community and the school site as educational resources, energy education approaches and wildlil rehabilitation Other a< tivities include an aw PAGE 21 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22,1 weexend well spent tor everyone who comes out", said chairperson John Shiel Saturday only attendance is also open for county residents at a- reduced rate Persons interested in further information on the con­ ference are encouraged to call John Shiel at the McHenry County Con servation district, 815-338- 1405 or 815-678-4431. program for the MCCD Big Tree contest, a tour of the new solar-heated conference center at Pleasant Valley, and a Saturday night square dance The focus is on in­ t e r d e p e n d e n c e a m o n g diverse efforts for en­ vironmental education in McHenry county "I think it will be a 3 to 1 It takes three pounds of plums to make one pound of prunes. Rental - 9 75 PER MO. •1980 rent soft\ NO installation charge NEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 FOX VALLEY DIVISION i i l I l I I I I l I I l I l I I 16TH ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW IN PROGRESS! 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