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\ Top VICA Students To State \ Lakeland Park & lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky \ 385-7246 VICA competitors, Robin Heneise, Gary Clark and Roland Ostrander are given final instructions from Ron Dale, MCHS Vocational director, standing at left, in back. VICA (Vocational In­ dustrial Clubs of America) members competed at Lake' County Area Vocational center and other locations during February. The top 10 students for each oc­ cupational skill competition have been invited to Springfield to demonstrate their "hands on" ability in a one day contest. The top Illinois students will com­ pete in the national contest in Louisville, Ky., next June. McHenry high school's vocational program has produced several of the top 10 students to compete in the April 22-24 contests. West campus will send Donna Chesler for Nurse's Aide and Dan King for Floral Cen­ terpiece Design. East campus will send Blaine West Campus Wolf for Machine Shop, Ryan Bradley and Kelly Brough for Graphic Com­ munications, Joan Stelmack and Julie Allen for Nurse's Aide, Sue Szramek for Commercial Sewing, Kurt Williams for Aviation Skills, Gary Clark for Carpentry and Construction Trades, Robin Heneise for Job In­ terview and Pam Reinholm and Jennifer Nickol for Creative Photography. The Leadership Training contests will include Theresa Wirfs, John Lynk, Jerry Loan, Sandy Lively, Roland Ostrander, Jennifer Nickol and Pam Reinholm. VICA contestants from all parts of Illinois will demonstrate their skills and knowledge in the convention center and the local area vocational centers in Springfield this month. The VICA contest represents the highlight event of the vocational training here in Illinois. All of the contests are supplied and judged by Illinois industry and business. Scholarships and awards are given to the top three competitors for each event. Several local educators have prepared the McHenry high students by giving extra training and assignments to polish the students for tljege events. VICA membership is open to any student enrolled in a vocational program. Parents can learn more by contacting the Vocational director, Ron Dale. Meeting Is Rescheduled Mother Nature played a dirty trick on us last week Monday, when she came through with a winter storm when we were into the third week of Spring. The Lakeland park Refunders had to cancel its meeting scheduled for that evening. We will now meet this Thursday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. in my home, 4709 W. Prairie. Bobbie Thomason, a former Lakeland Park resident, will be joining us to share some ideas on coupon and refunding. She saved $3,000 last year so she will be a welcomed member to our club. TURNSFOUR Rich and Carolyn Lachel's daughter Carol turned four* years old April 5. Her paternal grandparents in­ vited the family to their Crystal Lake home on Palm Sunday, for dinner and a birthday celebration. Aunt Judy and uncle Larry Fergen were there with daughters Chelsea and Ravelle. Uncle Jim Lachel was also a guest, with his girlfriend Debi Bauer. Carol received a smashing yellow jogging suit, a pretty sundress, flip and fold fashions and three beautiful roses from grandpa. When Carol came over on her birthday wearing her new jogging suit I decided to take her out and treat her to lunch at her favorite local restaurant. BELATED WISHES Kevin Rourke reminded me too late to wish Mikey Schmitt a happy 26th bir­ thday on April 9.1 join him in sending belated wishes to a great guy. We hope you had a great day. SCOUT NEWS Girl Scout Troop 320 was busy the last few weeks making many projects for their Easter party held last week. The girls "pigged out" on all the delicious gooey treats some mothers fixed for the occasion. They also received lemme sticks and quickly learned some chants to sing while playing their sticks While on Spring vacation this week, the girls enjoyed an outing to a roller rink. Brownie Troop 464 also enjoyed an Easter party last week. They used their imaginations and made bunnies out of cupcakes, marshmallows, candy and coconut. When they were completed, they were almost too pretty to eat. All the third graders in this troop are working on badges in preparation for fly-up to the junior troop next month. On Friday, April 9, the girls also visited a roller rink and brushed up on their skating skills. Y E S REMINDER This week is Spring vacation for all our school children and if the weather is decent^'m sure they'll all be outdoors. Now is the time to remind them what a Y E S. sticker in a window means. If they should have any kind of emergency while away from home they can safely approach one of these homes to receive assistance. Please refresh their memories because it's been six months since they were first instructed about Y.E.S. Also, if you don't have a house participating on your block and you want to volunteer, you can give me a call at 385-7246. VACATION NEWS I've heard of many families going on vacation recently. Please give me a call and let us know where you went and share any amusing tales you might have of your trip. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jill Bartos and Edna Domrese will hear the birth­ day song April 15. A big birthday wish is sent to little PAGE 21 - PLAINDE ALER Renee Elizabeth Druml on the 16th. Becky Sweeney will be four years old April 17 and she celebrates with Michael Anthony. April 18 is the day Ken Becker, Pam Steele, Kathy Campo and Florian Malina all add another year. Bir­ thday greetings are sent to Butch Morganson, Ray Barle, Mitchell Ketchum and Mary Boelter on the 19th. Rich McGrath will be another year older April 20. ANNIVERSARY . April 16 is the date Judy and Ron Bierman will be celebrating their twenty- eighth wedding anniversary. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14,1982 ANTIQUES APPRAISAL The Long Grove Historical society's third annual An­ tiques Appraisal day Sun­ day, April 18, will provide an opportunity for individuals to have the value of their antiques verbally appraised by leading antiquarian experts. Location will be the gymnasium of Kildeer Countryside school on Old McHenry road just north of the village's crossroads business district. Hours will be from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. More information can be obtained by contacting the society at 438-3048. Focus On Disabled On Wednesday, April 14, the Region 1A Planning committee of the Illinois Governor's Planning Council o n D e v e l o p m e n t a l Disabilities (GPCDD) will be holding its regular monthly meeting in Rockford. The April meeting will focus on a variety of issues of concern to the develop- m e n t a l l y d i s a b l e d population including: -establishment of an ad- hoc committee to provide input into the Department of Mental Health efforts to place persons from Dixon Developmental center as a result of its recent closing. -addressing the lack of available therapy support services to the birth-to-three population as the result of funding cutbacks. -review of regional plan priorities concerning in­ dividual daily living assistance and apartment and single faitvily dwellings for the developmentally disabled. -other relevant issues may be addressed. The committee would strongly encourage 'the participation of develop- mentally disabled persons, their families, professionals in that field, and any other interested persons. Meetings are hek on the second Wednesday of each month For further information contact Steve Guedet, Public Information committee, 962- 8824. Announce MCHS Honor Roll McHenry Community high school West campus has released the third quarter Honor Roll for the 1981-82 school year. Students in­ cluded on the Honor Roll have . maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale. SENIORS 4.0 - Wade Cepulis, Donna Chesler, Joseph Condon, Kathy Costigan, Tim Gib­ bons, Hyun-Hye Kim, Mary A. Lange, Melissa Mayberry, Karla Meyer, Lynn Weiss and Pam West. 3.5 - John Bazan, Jenny B e r r y h i l l , M i c h e l l e Brossman, Regina Budwick, Joanne Campbell, Sharon Foley, Flavia Fusaro, James Gibson, Sandra Gilbert, Lorie Hansen, Lisa Haselow, Tim Hill, John W. Huff, Cindy Jensen, Hyun- Sook Kim, Joe Mroz, Christine Morgan, Helga Sanner, Philanne Scully and David P. Smith. 3.0 -- Denise Ahlgrim, Maureen Ashton, Carol Chilvers, Mike Connor, Edward Donahue, Julie Dowell, John Flathau, Christopher Freund, Paula Harney, Susan Henderson, Joseph Ippolito, Jamie Kirk, David Kueffner, Jeff Lolli, Dan Long, Kelly Ludwig, Doug Maris, Susan Mazurkiewicz, Robin Moore, Matt MroZ, Mary Mueller, Colleen Mullen, Terri Nuss, Monica Petto, Ron Pliner, Harry Raemont, Tracy Tietz, Lori Vickery, Charles Wegener, Annette Wesa and Lisa Wheaton. JUNIORS 4-0--Angela Anderson, Mary Bazan, Darren Cepulis, Natalie Krak, Sahdeep Lahoti, Debbie Laskonis, Hallie Miller, Mary Oleszc- zuk, Shannon Tiffany and Susan Toussaint. 3.5 - Cheryl Ann Biggers, Terri > Blume, Kelley Broderick, Brenda Eylan- der, Debra Freund, Theresa Gallo, Julie Gildemeister, Susan Hautzinger, Frank Holas, Kristie Howard, Iain Johnston, Jennifer Koss, Stanley Lorenz, Mariann Mayberry, Debra Meyer, Kenneth Olsen, Cecilia Pinkstaff, Bradley Salman, Lee Tomlinson, Jeffrey Wallace, Jason Warren, Julie Wieser and Kelli Williams. 3.0--Linda Altergott, Valer­ ie Boeldt, Beverly Brown, Laura Campbell, «Sherri Cristy, Dan Crook, Michael Dargatz, Heidi Dass, Sherri Fernstrom, Gary Freund, Michael Frttz, Dreanna Garcia, Diann Gillespie, JoLynn Glosson, Kathleen Hanus, Gina Hay, Traci Hettermann, Donna Hoch, Jonnie J. Huhn, M. Craig Johnson, Beth Lance, Julie Larkin, Kris Laskowski, Theresa Lovergine, Angela Martorano, Kimberly Miller, Richard Miller, Shelly Naber, James Pat­ terson, Rose Pedretti, Laurie Peschke, Mary Ruhnke, Anna Ruzicka, Patricia Schillaci, Geraldine Schiller, Heidi Schmitt, Cindy Schwartz, r., Dawn,( Sturm, Bridget Tapaninen, Lisa Wagnei4, Ellen West- man, Sharon White, Steve Woo and Cheryl Wright. SOPHOMORES 4.0 - Marika Berg, Jill Glosson, Mike Matthies, Becky Mihevc, Brian Nellis and Kristen Sorling. 3.5 - Steven Brda, Elizabeth Brooks, Diane Cygan, Laura Donahue, Michael R. Freund, Joseph Halik, Andrea Norton, Kim Silman, Kelly Watkins and Patrick E. Ziebel. 3.0 -- Lisa Allikian, Michael Argy, Christine Baker, Jeff Bjorn, Steve Carby, Michelle Dunne, Steve Fallon, Kelley Fandre, Michael Flathau, Erich Gaza, Valerie Gilbert, Kathleen Godina, Janet Hautzinger, Tammy Hill, Danielle Johnson, Michelle K e n n e d y , L o r i a n n e Kostecki, Laura Lamberg, Alice Lenz, Christina Lin- demann, Robin Loss, Kimberly May, Amy Nelson, Lavern Schiller, Maureen Serritella, Donetta Shaw, Lori Smith, Albert Stobbe, Dina Sturm, Krista Taylor, K i m b e r l y T h o m p s o n , Michelle Weymouth, Beth White, Patricia Wijas, Raymond Winkowski and Dawn Wright. FRESHMEN i.- W,<ii>,Ma$aret Chilvers, ^ Cheryl /, Kohl, Laura Laskonis, Michelle Paul, Kimberly Schulz, Carol Stockwell, Denise Swedo and Lynne Zurblis. 3.5 - Christopher An­ derson, Tom Biermann, Barbara Brisinte, Steve Cunningham, Linda Gallo, William Howard, Mike Meyer, Margaret Oleszczuk, Gail Petty, Danielle Schiller, Bradley Snyder and Kristin Wolff. 3.0 - Brian Diedrick, Patrick Dunne, Mark Etheridge, Kelly Fornwall, Scott Freund, Alan Gin, Daniel Glass, Carolyn Haas, Geraldine Haner, Kristi Haselow, Craig Hill, Sandy Kappel, Deborah Kennedy, Cynthia Kinsala, Juliann Kostecki, Michelle Lubben, Francisco Martinez, Lisa Miller, Angel Ortiz, John Ruzicka, James Scheele and Jaclyn VanKanegan. Harpist To Perform Chicago Symphony or­ chestra's harpist, Lynne Turner, will perform in concert at the Woodstock Opera House Sunday, April 18, at 2:30 p.m. Ms. Turner will be accompanied by violinist Betty Lambert. In 1959 Ms. Turner won entrance for study at the Paris Conservatoire and in 1960 was awarded the highest honor of this prestigious institution. In 1962 she won first prize at the Second International Harp competition sponsored by the State of Israel. Since then she has been a member of the Chicago Symphony orchestra. Violinist Betty Lambert has been a member of the same orchestra since 1967 and performs with Ms. Turner in another group, L'Ensemble Rfecamier, specializing in French music. The program will include works for harp and violin as well as solo harp by Bach, Debussy, Saint-Saens, and Donizetti. Further information or reservations may be ob­ tained by calling the Woodstock Opera House ticket office (815 ) 338-5300, Tuesday through Saturday, noon until 5:30 p.m. HEARW€ AW REPAIR SALE ALL MAKES-ALL MODELS THIS OFFER A aaaa 6 MONTH EXPIRES WRITTEN 4/30/82 ^ GUARANTEE McHENRY HEARING AID DISCOUNT CENTER 3937 W. MAIN, McHENRY 3S5-TM1 WED 10TO5, EVENINOSBYAPPT. 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