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I * I'ACiK 7 - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY. DECEMBER U. 1983 .LOWING A STAR -The Christmas All-School Mass for the St. John the Baptist Catholic School in Johnsburg was celebrated Thursday, Dec. 22. a beautiful activity followed this celebration. Children from kindergarten through eighth grade marched in •1 ^I J i ̂ j- I .Tk ST AM PMOTO-WAVNICAVIOK) procession from the church following a star which led them to a live nativity scene. They braved the frigid cold and warmed the hearts of those in attendance by singing Christmas Carols. SI V *! f f - . J *.*' * * • ' I , J V»v* t • > \ A/ A ir AAARIAN HONOR STUDENTS- Pictured are members of the AAarian Central Catholic High School National Honor Society: front row, Victoria Fabbri, Woodstock; Traci Piccolo, Crystal Lake; Kristin AAalaker, Marengo; Cecilia McCormack, Wood stock; Lisle Garrettv Woodstock; Teresa Griffin, Crystal Lake; Michelle Boppart, Harvard; Yoland Salazar, Crystal Lake; Julianne Slomski, Woodstock; and Michelle Gigon, Crystal Lake; second row, Andrew Belmonte, Woodstock; Kim Schular, Wonder Lake; Colin McCormack, Woodstock; Wendy Bart- man, Marengo; Laura Martino, Marian offers placement testing 1 * Woodstock, Rachel Gibbons, Wood­ stock; Michelle Hauk, Woodstock; Jocelyn Streveler, Woodstock; Christine Ferrero, Crystal Lake; Diane Knox,, McHenry; Claire Gigon, Crystal Lake; Laura Parsley, Crystal Lake; and Lisa Plunkett, Crystal Lake; third row, Marian Asfetd, Woodstock? Thomas , Marsh, Woodstock; Ellen Orso, Crystal Lake; Won Son Han, Woodstock; Kim- berly Kaminski, Wonder Lake; Heike Nuhsbaum, AAcHenry; Andrea Leslie, Woodstock; -Nancy Parsley, Crystal Lake; AAichael Green, Woodstock; and AAargaret Coughlin, AAcHenry. Two pledge Millikin sororities Millikin University students from the area recently pledged social sororities at the University. Pledging Delta Delta Delta was Michelle Horton, a fresh­ man^ nursing - major and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Horton, 4814 William, McHenry. Sherri Cristy of Wonder Lake is a Pi Beta Phi pledge. She is a freshman accounting major and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willmm Cristy, 6507 McCullom •Lafce*iftoad, Wonder Ltfke. There are four social sororities at Millikin. Formal initiation ceremonies will be conducted during spring semester. ON HONOR LIST and Rick I sophomo senior have been named to the Dean's Honor List for the fall quarter at Augustana College, Rock Island. The list includes students whose grade point average is in the A range, from 3.5 to 4.0. C V f U Y TUIS 'JAV NIGHT S iPfUM Marian Central Catholic High School will offer a second op­ portunity to take the High School Placement Test Sunday, Jan. 8, at noon. Interested students are asked to bring two No. 2 pencils. For further information, call Sister Mardelle, Director of Guidance, Marian Central High School, 815-338-4220, extension 6. Approximate time for the conclusion of testing will be 2:30 p.m. Recreational ve hitles subject to inspection law Certain vehicles registered as Recreational Vehicles will be subject to the state's vehicle inspection laws beginning Jan. 1. 1984, according to the Illinois Department of Transportation and the Illinois State Police. Under a new law motor homes, mini-motor homes, and recreational trailers registered as and displaying Illinois Recreational Vehicles plates are exempt from testing requirements. All vehicles registered as Recreational Vehicles and not qualifying for the exemption must be safety inspected twice a year. The vehicles to be inspected should be taken to a state- certified testing facility. There are 800 official testing facilities in various communites throughout the state. For further information contact the Illinois Division of Traffic Safety, Vehicle In­ spection Section, 320 West Washington Street, Springfield, 111., 62706. The telephone number is 217-782-2920. 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You cOn clear 6 inches of snow from a 50-foot, 2-cor drive in about 15 minutes. All from the Toro S-200 snowthrower with wide 20" clearing swath. Toro's High Torque' engine hos an automatic compression release which makes the recoil starter easier to pull. And that s vvhat easy slarting is all about. Haven't you done without a Toro long enough?® Tnf HO! ' hA r <; fR w u , . H ! j , , . Geo. P. Freund, Inc. .110? w ( Wv ST Al I At\f- RP McHFNPv 3Rj Schools (5 .** Two from McHenry among grads The University of Wisconsin- Whitewater held its mid-year commencement Saturday, Dec. 10, with Herbert J. Grover, state superintendent of the Depart­ ment of Public Instruction, as speaker. Approximately 535 candidates for bachelor's degrees and about 100 prospective recipients of master's degrees were honored in the ceremonies ; New Year's eve rite at Alliance Degree candidates included:] JoAnne E. Blume, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blume, 4002 W. Grand Avenue, cum laude Bachelor of Business^. Administration in office a(V?., ministration; and Scott Mi& Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs* ' Donald B. Dixon, 4305 Memory^ Terrace, Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting.^ ' -tU The Alliance Church, 3815 Bull Valley, Road, McHenry, will present a special New Year's Eve service Saturday, Dec. 31 at 8:30 p.m. Child care will be provided for children to 3 years of age in the church nursery. Other arrangements will be provided for older children. •!* Each family attending-! should bring a candle. Food and s fellowship will follow the ser^i vice. ' Pastor Gerald Robertson and?, the Alliance congregation ex*.» tend wishes for a happy and;- prosperous new year. LEARN DEFENSE- St. John's sixth grade students, ; Mike Biba and Jason Gilpin, learn the importance of < castle life and defense in feudal society. The students : built castles according to codes in King Henry's "Pipe I Rolls" as part of their studies in Medieval History. 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