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PAGE 2t • PLAINDE ALEE - FRIDAY, MAY 8,1M1 SIXTH TOWN-PURSUING A TALENT (Continued from page 1) decided -- she would like to he a symphony performer Cathy is less decided, but is sure music will have a place in her adult life, if not as a career, then certainly as an avocation. She feels her experience as a member of the orchestra will help her. Sue admits to only one hour of rehearsal daily if her school load is heavy; otherwise she tries to get in as much as five hours. Cathy said she usually practices about an hour. The orchestra had its start about a year ago when parents in the Crystal Lake school system sought an outlet for their string playing youngsters after a referendum loss destroyed the orchestra program One observer stated she thought there would be a more selective process of gaining members as the orchestra grows and becomes more experienced. At this time, interest in pursuing a talent is a prime consideration. Sue and Cathy are sophomores at Marian Central. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Granger of 3006 W Mary lane and Mr. and Mrs. Donald , Doherty of 1410 N Green street, respectively Deanna Davis, a senior at .Johnsburg high school, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis of 6220 Barnard Mill road IN CONCERT (Continued from page 1) play a Haydn flute and oboe duet and Andrea Leslie, Woodstock, I^aura Emrich. Algonquin, and Deanna Davis, Ringwood, will play a flute and oboe trio. A woodwind quartet including Sue Granger. Rachel Collins. Dave Reid. Huntley, and Tom Wilson, director, will play Handel's Suite in Bb The orchestra, which was newly formed last fall, draws its young members from 10 different communities including Crystal Lake. Woodstock. McHenry, Ringwood, Harvard. Union, Huntley. Algonquin. Antioch and Cary. Director Tom Wilson is also Director of Developments for the Ravinia festival and a doctoral candidate at Nor­ thwestern university. During intermission, awards for the year will be presented as well as those for " he musician of the year" and "the most im­ proved player". Refreshments will be served after the concert Tickets are available at the door for a small fee. c COUNTRY IN JUNE (Continued from page 1) and the price has been reduced to an ail time low All tickets bought in advance will include a dollar's worth of free food and refreshment coupons. In addition, weekend tickets will be sold and each purchaser will be able to attend either Friday or Saturday shows. This year's Town and Country chairman is Russ Hopp who is being assisted by his co-chairmen, Barbara Winn and Steve Cuda. Further in­ formation will appearffcthe following issues of the Plaindealer MUSIN' AND MEANDERIN' (Continued from page 1) Unique as the idea may seem to some, the gift for "her ducks" seemed as natural and thoughtful as any Mrs. Behnke could have imagined. Mother's day also brings to mind a Mom of another day With the death of Mildred Thompson Reese this week, memories stretched back to our childhood. Teenagers of the time found in Mrs. Thompson's Barbecue, located just across-the river, an appeal that fast food stands provide today. But there was a difference Mrs. Thompson greeted the friends of her daughter, Mildred, and others who visited her stand with a personal "hello". And the barbecues that came from her kitchen were spicy and delicious, and each one was injected with the same care and love found in the kitchens of Mothers whose teens frequented the business Other special Mothers there were, too, in yesterday's McHenry. And they are here today in large numbers -- Mothers who give more of themselves than any one person could be expected to give. Sunday is Mother's day If there is no longer a Mother in your life, find someone who fits the mold and treat her like the special person she is! KAF Two Weapons Are Stolen In Home Burglary McHenry County Sheriff's police are investigating a burglary that netted the thief two weapons and some costume jewelry. Police said a 16-guage shotgun, a 22 caliber rifle and some jewelry were among the items stolen in a burglary at 200 Emerald drive, McHenry. Ronald Nelsen. of 717 East boulevard, McHenry. called the county police when he discovered that a stereo, a clock-radio and some money had been stolen from his home. The police are also looking into a break-in at a summer home, located at 2303 Fairview. McHenry. where the thief forced open a back porch door. A television, liquor and some fishing equipment were reported missing. The McHenry County Sheriff's police are investigating the theft of more than $500 in silver coin and other currency from the home of LeRoy Fontana, 3106 E Solon road, Richmond. According to county police, the front door of the home was forced open sometime Wednesday. In addition to the money, a leather jacket, vacuum cleaner, a watch and an antique clock were also stolen. Damn Yankees Opens At JHS These baseball players are not from any local team. They are the Washington Senators from Johnsburg high school's production of "Damn Yankees". The bottom row includes Scott McClory, Rick Ziolkowski, Hoagy Dix, Dan Hovseth and Rob Schmidt; in top row, John Armon and Joe Kallsek. The Washington Senators would love to beat those "Damn Yankees". Performances will be given this weekend, on May 7, 8 and t at 8 p.m. in the Johnsburg high school auditorium. Tickets will be available at the door. A RICK MARTIN PHOTO Battery Charges Face Two Hold Shop-Share Days Rlnll/vMMtt Wt kiVAn I no nromicoc urKnn paruiAr(A/i t a rJ/\ o/> Two McHenry men have been charged with battery following an incident in the parking lot of Rae corporation. 5801 W Route 120. McHenry Martin J Fredericks, of 704 Logan. McHenry, and Kevin E Newton, of 4508 Garden Quarter. McHenry. both face charges of battery. Bond was set at $1,000. Keith A Delaney, of 3813 E. Wonder I^ake road. Wonder Lake, was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct following a scuffle at the McHenry Police department. Delaney reportedly would not leave the premises when requested to do so Timothy L Sands, of 3709 Fillmore. McHenry. and Michael F O'Brien, of 3617 Elmshire, McHenry. were both charged with disorderly conduct -- fighting, by McHenry police following an incident last Monday. Sands faces an additional charge of criminal damage to property for damaging a McHenry police car David B Potter and Thomas N. Wasicak. both of 1703 Rogers. McHenry. were charged with possession of cannabis plants, which were found growing next to the house. Once again the American Lutheran Church Women <ALCW) of Sehepherd of the Hills Lutheran church will spon­ sor Shop Share days at a local food store. On May 18. 19 and 20 the store will donate 5 percent of every dollar spent when a Shop and Share certificate is presented by the shopper. Cer­ tificates will be placed in the Sunday bulletin and also be obtained from one of the ALC women or the church office. Since anv of these stores will honor them, members are urged to pass out Shop and Share certificates to friends and relatives and ask them if they will do their grocery shopping on the above designated Monday. Tuesday or Wednesday There is no cost or extra obligation involved and all the proceeds will be used to furnish the new church kitchen This is described as a very wor­ thwhile project with very little in­ convenience. Two Persons Hurt In Motorcycle-Car Crash Name Business Manager For Johnsburg School System ROYALTY--Patricia Reeves and Jeff McNish were the choices of juniors and seniors to reign over last Saturday's McHJenry high school prom. The dinner and dance were held at the Wagon in Rockton. Two people were injured and tran­ sported to McHenry hospital following a motorcycle-car collision Sunday evening on Route 120. near Lily Lake road. Robert F and Janet Putbress, of Schaumburg. were riding east on Route 120 when a car pulled out into their lane The driver of the auto, Jill M. Spears, of 121 Sheridan road, McHenry, was ticketed by county police for failure fo $ Doar Mom, Wz Lovcz. Yo-*- yield the right-of-way. No citations or injuries were reported after a four-car chain collision in traffic last Tuesday at 4:45 p.m. All four vehicles were heading west on Route 120 near Borden when the collision occurred. The drivers involved were Kathleen Krysiak. of 5514 Lucina. McHenry; Rita .1 Sonnemann. of 818 N. River road. McHenry. Laura E Westgard. of 1102 Front street. McHenry; and Patricia L. Zook. of 4909 Orchard, McHenry. The Johnsburg District 12 school board, at the April 28 meeting, chose Patricia Bingman to fill the business manager vacancy created by Assistant Superintendent Dr. K. Falkinham's resignation effective July 1 of this year. Mrs. Bingman has been with District 12 for the past 10 years. She was a _ fourth and fifth grade teacher for the first six years. After that she was the PPS director at the high school during its first year of operation and has been the Middle school principal for the past two years. Dr Duane D. Andreas, superin­ tendent of Johnsburg schools, indicates that Ms Bingman has been "an exemplary and very professional employee She had experience in the private sector regarding accounting and investing monies before becoming interested and involved in education. In 1979 she earned a Certificate of Advanced Study degree in Educational Administration from Northern Illinois university. She is presently nearing completion of the requirements for a doctoral degree from N.I.U. 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