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ti :$ >««2 Many Named To Johnsburg First Quarter Honor Roll Johnsburg high school has released its first quarter honor roll as follows: Freshmen 4.0--Kim A bell, Patti Butler, Beverly Hiller, and Laura Oeffling. 3.5--Kathy Beitz, Kevin Beitz, John Biederman, Tom Buccelli, Sheila Chernak, Brian Dunivan, Cindy Lane, Mary Neumann. Kim Powell, Kelly r Quinlan, Sue Russell, Amy Vayo, Tammy Wettstein, and Tony Zaremba. 3.0--Mark Bartman, Sandy Bogacz, Cary Bruce. Nicole Burnette, Laureen Charles, George Franz, Larry Gib­ son, Michelle Hazelrigg, David Huemann, Kristie Johnson, Jill Jurik, Tim Krodel, Dennis Leary, Debra Linn, Tom Maiorca, Catherine Meehan, Kim Pollock, Eenee Sande, Fareen Shedbalker, Jeff Straulin, Scott Terry, Don Thennes, Tom Walsh, Michelle Weber, David Widhalm, Chris Wiser, Joseph Ziemba, and Diane Ziolkowski. Sophomores 4.0--Debbie Tvaroh. 3.5--Debbie Bakker, Lisa Hartigan, Lisa Kelly, Bill Kilcoyne, Tim Koeller, Mark Majercik, Cris May, Jeff Nichols, Sheryl Scavo, Mark Schoenherr, Ralph Stark, Cindy Swinford, Ray Tantillo, and Bernard Wharton. ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: •OLYMPIC STAIN •KEMPER-MILLCREEK CABINETS •ANDERSEN WINDOWS •PRE-HUNG DOORS •NORD SPINDLES •ARMSTRONG CEILING SYSTEMS •LINCOLN WINDOWS •GAF SHINGLES •BUILDERS . HARDWARE •PREFINISHED PANELING •STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS Phone 385-1424 909 N. Front St., McHenry Ghost Riders in the Sky Crash tests reveal that handicapped persons riding in wheelchairs inside vans face serious injury because of inadequate restraints even in collisions at less than 30 mph. The tests showed that typical wheelchair restraints offer no protection. In 25 mph collisions instrumented dummies were hurled through Windshields, launched into the dashboard and somer­ saulted backwards in a back- breaking movement. 3.0--Ken Baker, Chris Dohnke, Martin Dreyer, Mark Dumelle, Mark Durei, Mary Dvorak, Edward Foster, Tom Kinney, Rob Kretzschmar, Roberta Kucharski, Terri Lamerand, Amy Lane, Laura Long, Kim Lyons, Mike Majercik, Tom Meehan, Ricky Miller, Mike Nederhouser, Maureen Neurauter, Jimmy Owen, Bob Prosen, David Quinn, Patti Schmitt, Steven Schmitt, Bob Slqck,* Tom Springer, Mike Steffens, Kevin Thompson, Michele Young, Robert Young, and Mark Zvonar. Juniors 4.0--Richard Michels, Janette Ready, Scott Tvaroh, and Kathy Wester. 3.5--Michelle Arnolde, Kathy Butler, Laura Carlson, Lisa Carlson, Marcia Crump, Terry Eichhorn, Kelly Hart, Joe Majercik, Shelly Miedzianowski, Dennis Norton, Michelle Patterson, Kim Pieper, Rick Schaller, and Ken Schoenig. 3.0--Jason Anderson, Julie An­ derson, Cindy Axell, Matthew Bentz, Tammy Bush, Nora Chernak, Tony Ciura, Alicia Evertsen, Bryan Gid- dens, Mike Gill, Michelle Hancock, Theresa Hauck, Wendi Huemann, Gail Jakubicek, Jeff Jayko, Margie Kanter, Loreen Klein, David Lind- berg, Patti McKay, Jim Olekszy, Maria Schroeder, Jane Smid, Michelle Swartzloff, Rhonda Thayer, Phil Thennes, Lisa Thoren, Tom Walczynski, Gail Wroblewski, and Dale Zalke. Seniors 4.0--Dawn Birkhoff, Paul Metzger, John Nett, and Ruth Pflug. 3.5--Randy Beck, Lisa Boyer, Sherri Bruce, Cheryl Burkhardt, Theresa Gorman, Robin Grenell, Diane Heard, Kim Jacques, Annette Johnson, Michelle Kilcoyne, Donna Kocher, ""James Leon, Steve Mack, April McCauley, Fred McClellan, Marie Mullen, Lori Nichols, Terri Olenick, Dave Ponte, Toni Rendo, Gina Rittorno, Laura Schratt, Debbie Swinford, and Patty Ullrich. 3.0--Matthew Anderson, ' William Bear, John Borowski, Kim Clark, Linda Davidson, Renee Eichhorn, Flavia Fusaro, Dan Gallagher, David Greenwood, Sherry Groves, Mark Hiller, Michelle Horton, Tom Huemann, Mike Hurckes, Jay Jackson, Jeffrey Jurik, Steve Kalsch, Pam Knoll, Cindy Korolovich, Jerry Kuznicki, Sue Lane, Scott McClory, Cathy McMillan, Dave Melahn, Karen Mincks, Kathy Moe, Shawn Mondl, Ann Nowicki, Marcia Pease, Liz Pfefferkorn, Joan Pierce, ' Bill Sargeant, Tom Selof, Mike Jsheehy, Paul Swoboda, and Larry Ztfley. PUNCINELLO'S Com* tn/of the North Italian Cuitina wa'n famous tor...including our homtmtd* pastas. »aaf spocielties. chicken specialties and pitta. Alto American taforites! • Championship Cat Show The Lady Beresford Cat club of Illinois will be presenting its fifth annual championship cat show Dec. 11 and 12, at the DuPage county fairgrounds, County Farm road and Manchester road, Wheaton. Called "A Country Christmas, the show imparts a special holiday glow as cages are decorated with Christmas trimmings housing the little feline celebrities as they compete for top wins during the two-day show. The public is invited to attend for a small admission price. Lady Beresford Cat club is a non­ profit organization dedicated to the welfare of all felines. FRIDAY SPECIAL FISH FRY SANTA'S COMING DEC. 6 THRU DEC. 23 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ONLY I SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19 1 PM - 4 PM We Are Open For: CNRISf MAS EVE - 4 pm-9 pm CHRISTMAS BAY - Noon-9 pm NEW YEAR'S EYE-4 pm-? NEW YEAR'S BAY - Noon-9 pm Holiday Reservations Now Being Accepted GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR DINNER AND DINNER THEATRE SEASON NOW AVAILABLE I 1983 s*a«on Opening "Subject to Chang*" Running W»>k»nd» Beginning Jan. 7th BANQUET HALLS AVAILABLE ; PARTIES FROM 25 to 750 •WEDDINGS • FASHION SHOWS •PROMS ; •SHOWERS •REUNIONS -BRIDAL REHEASALS -RETIREMENTS. ETC FOR RESERVATIONS & INFORMATION CALL: 815-678-2671 1/2 Mile N. Rte. 173 on U.S. Rte. 12 11106 U.S. 12 North, Richmond, Illinois 60071 Member: McHenry County Restaurant Association $295 On corner of Rto. 120 ond Riverside Dr., McHenry 344-3700 ^A-TH 4-11 F-S 4-Midrtight Sun 4-11 I YEAR ROUND hNIIIH (>«l MJk GENOA THEATRE GCMOA crnr, wis. .Hit MATINEES 111 •> & BARGAIN WON •OUtI ADMISSION IUSI SI 00 Reg SI SO Adult /S Child ,UST AND ENTIRE AO ADMITS ONE PERSON DEC. 3-9 Petws gikfcf 1/ mull sit *iM supeivismfc parent Of IMV *efuU» *dffii»ion CAC DU i 8 Ends Dec.2 Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (6, 9:45). Diner (7:45). (OttAOM. COVERS BOTH FILMS!) j414-27>44>l PsfNilt Phont I DEC. 3-9: [ DOUBLE FEATURE! •PROGRAM RATED [R). UNDER 17 MUST SITB •WITH PARENT OR GUARDIAN HAVING VAUD I.DJ RICHARD GERE DEBRA WINGER •AJV OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN CHRISTMAS PHOTO FUN Want to capture this year's special Christ­ mas get-togethers for your photo album? Go for spontaneous photos instead of the posed look. Talking to your subjects can help them to relax better. N a t u r a l l i g h t produces the most pleasing results, but when it's not available, use flash units. W i t h t o d a y ' s cameras, one can have the ease of operation with both automatic and metered manual con­ trol. Choose a camera that turns out clear pictures for years of bright memories. There are wide-angle lenses for those group shots and 65mm or 100mm for individual portrait shots. If you want good photos, the right lens becomes important. Various accessories, such as motor drive or auto-winder, allow continuous shooting of continuous action photos, like opening gifts, without having to manually advance the film. Make sure you have plenty of film and fresh batteries on hand. Be prepared to capture this year's merry moments for tomorrow's memories. A PARAMOUNT, Pict t I I 1- I I I ftl Officer 2,6,9:45 6,9:45 WOODSTOCK THKATRF: M A I N S T R H I - J u s t O i l I h » ' S i | i i a r r \ t i 1 1 1 1 ^ S 2 : 1 1 & I n i J t - r $ 1 . 5 0 ; M a n u r e s S I . 5 0 ; XI5-UX-XS5S Why Not Buy Gift Certificates From" The Woodstock Theater For Christmas Gift-Givin0'> PRINCESS STARTS FRIDAY Richard Prior in "Some Kind of Hero" MONSIGNOR J STARRING: CHRISTOPHER REAVES FRI.. SAT.. MON.. TUES . THURS 7:00 9 20 Matinee For This Movie NOTE No Sat. Afternoon SUNDAY: 1:00. 3:20. 7:00. 9 20 WEDNESDAY: 2:00. 7:00. 9:20 Sat, Sun., Wed Other Nitas G E M SOON: SIX-PACK: THE PIRATE MOVIE; EIRE FOX; THINGS ARE TOUGH ALL OVER; THE ROAD WARRIOR; THE BLADE RUNNER: THE BOAT and other current favorites ADM. PLUS MUNCHIES AT REASONABLE COST TOUGH.TENDER. TODAY fiO»^ w.jl! Disney Productions HEY KIDS! SEND US YOUR Letters To Santa * * * * ROGER EBERT FRI.. MON. TUES.. THURS 7 1 ft 9 10 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 15. 3 10. 7 15. 9 10 WEDNESDAY 2:00 7 15.9 10 SATURDAY IS CHILDREN'S DAY AT THE WOODSTOCK THEATER CARTOON FESTIVAL ALL DAY! 9:00, 10:30, 1:00. 2:30 (1 hour long) Ticket is 50' if purchased a>. the door or get a FREE TICKET by shopping at Woodstock Square Promotional Group Member Stores' J F j h e M c H e n r y P l a i n d e a l e r invites area youngsters to write letters to Santa, which will be printed in a special Christmas Supplement published Wednesday, December 15tl l312i889-88?0 ft & Children should state their desires, sign their full name and deliver letter to: [-The McHenry Plaindealer-^ 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry, III. 60050 (All letters will be published as received) ! s £ , DON'T DELAY...LETTERS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8TH! McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm Street COBRA CORDLESS TELEPHONE Features: • Exclusive Clear Call Selector that allows opti­ mum voice clarity within operating range. • Cordless Telephone that makes and receives calls inside or outside. PRICES STARTING AT $ 1 1 9 9 S McHenry, III. 60050 ( ( ( ( U M . n n n > ) ) ) ) ) ) radicom* 2604 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY, IL. 60050 815-385-4224 fV,: * • " Program Soloists Two soloists in the McHepry Choral club's Christmas presentation will be Craig Spengel, left, of Crystal Lake, formerly of McHenry, and Bill Weber of McHenry. The talented young men also will be heard as members of men's ensembles. Spengel is a former Notre Dame university glee club soloist. Weber sang for two seasons as a member of the Lyric Opera chorus, Chicago. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Evergreen Forest Walk McHenry County Conservation district interpretive naturalist, John Shiel, will lead a walk through the evergreen forest at Marengo Ridge Conservation site at 1 p.m. Saturday, *Shi stotyfr hefc'the conifers came to grow in an area where hardwood trees normally dominate. Roughly 20 acres of land at Marengo Ridge is occupied by pines, spruces, firs, junipers and other needle-leaved trees. "As we make a temporary place in our homes for a Christmas tree, it's interesting to learn a little about the background of the new family member," claims the interpretive naturalist. "Marengo Ridge - many know part of it better as Kunde woods - is unusual for our area because it offers us an evergreen school in an oak-history and prairie county." On the sixty-minute walk, Shiel will teach some of the visual charac­ teristics of the evergreen treeson the sitfc;1m!rmll explain why they did not grow in McHenry county until planted by man. Participants should dress warmly for this holiday season leg- stretcher. The Mdrehgo Ridge Conservation site is on Route 23, about two miles north of Marengo. "Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world."...Percy Bysshe Shelley ^ $1.50 A L L S E A T S ^ STARTS FRIDAY THE LAST LUNICORN. FBI. i HOM.-THLKS 7145 SHOWPLACE 5 455-2000 MIL! OVER Sylvester Stallone PIRST BLOOD* SAT. A SUN. 2:304:30-7-9 . FRI. & MON. THURS. V 79 McHENRY 1-2 385-0144 $ 1 0 0 S A T 8 S D N T I L $1.00 TUESDAY ALL SHOWS HELD OVER $1.00 All C T the Extra- 5hi« U< I* Terrestrial 132 Daily FRI. & MON.-THURS. 6:30-9 JAI. SUN. 2-4:15-6:30-9 HELD OVER THE BOAT* DAILY 2-U 1 LATE SHOW HN. ft SAT. 10:30 STARTS FRIDAY TIME BANDITS K Fri A Sd 2-4:154-304:45-10:50 Sn.-Ikvs. 24:154:304:45 Starts Friday FAST TIMES RIDGEMONT HIGH R FriASit 2:304:304:454-10:30 Sni.-Tlun. 2(304:304:45-9 HELD OVER The Empire Strikes Back P6 Ftl. 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