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SECTION 2 - PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1984 ScKools ® Exchange students at Johnsburg welcomed Patricia Lot, from Brazil, left, and Laura Carlson, returning to her home community from New Zealand, talk over their experiences as exchange students. - A Johnsburg welcome has been given to Daura Carlson, returning from a year in New Zealand, and to Patricia Lot, a new exchange student visiting the Johnsburg-McHenry area from Brazil. Laura, a senior at Johnsburg High School, has recently returned from Hastings, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, after spending the second semester of her junior year and first half of her senior year abroad. Her experiences while in the Southern Hemisphere will hold a special place in her life. The opportunity to visit a foreign land is an experience that cannot be duplicated in any regular high school curriculum. The differences in customs, culture and geography can be so diverse that the chance to go overseas can be similar to travel to another world. Patricia will be visiting northern Illinois from Birigui, Brazil, a city five hours from Sao Paulo, Brazil where her father, a farmer, raises livestock and grain on acreage near Birigui. She looks forward to her stay in the Johnsburg- McHenry area and will be at Johnsburg High School during the second semester. Several families help make the visit and adjustment to a new land successful. The McHenry Area Rotary Club sponsors the students to the United States and are involved in helping Johnsburg students visit foreign lands. Present and former John­ sburg High School students in foreign exchange programs are Patricia Harker, Australia; Terry Boyer, Australia; Colleen Boak, Denmark; Peggy Nowak, Australia; Norm Rokosz, Bolivia; Terri Cluff, Ecuador Laura Carlson, New Zealand; Lisa Hartigan, Brazil; and Debbie Gahlbeck, TBA. A partial list of foreign ex­ change students visiting Johnsburg High School includes Juha Vester, Finland; Sheila Werner, Zimbabwe; Jenny Roberts, South Africa; Patricio Sepulvada, Chile; Flavia Fusaro, Brazil; Oliver Lenz, West Germany; Eva Holmquist, Norway; and Patricia Lot, Brazil. More classmates sought to help celebrate '59 reunion The Class of 1959 is planning a twenty-fifth reunion this sum­ mer. Several class members are sought. They are Warren An­ drews, Diane Cartan Harrop, Preston Christensen, Fred Durrenberg, Noel Hinspater, Patricia Hughes, Nancy Lokay, Joy Meister Marshall, Kenneth Pope, Erna Rockel, Rapp, James Stella, Julia Sunde, Christa Thode Rockel, Judy Weyland Hjarpe, Sharon White Berthold, and Jean Wolf Schnorr. Anyone with information on their whereabouts should call Patti Vickery, 385-4256 or Jackie Creutz, 385-5391. l"00£- -- wl ,W u- > > SAVE 40% TO 60%. TEAKETTLES. A. Sal* 11.88 Reg. $21 to $33. Choose from copper or stainless steel. Some accented with wood handles SAVE $4 CORNING® FRENCH WHITE" COOKWARE. Reg. Sale B. 10" quiche plate-- 13.99 8.99 C. 1 V» qt. covered casserole 20.99 10.99 D. 2V* qt. covered casserole 22.99 13.99 Sale prices effective thru March 24th. SPECIAL 19.99. 20 PC. DiNNERWARE. i E. Glass dinnerware set includes 4 each: dinner plates, dessert plates. • bowls, cups and saucers. SPECIAL 9.99 YOUR CHOICE. • 12 PC. SNACK SET. F. Includes 4 each: glass plates, cups and saucers. • 9 PC. SALAD SET. G. Includes glass serving bowl, 6 salad bowls, serving fork and spoon • 24 PC. BEVERAGE SET. H. Includes 4 each: glass juice, on- the-rocks, and beverages SALE 279.95 ' TOUCH CONTROL MICROWAVE. I. Reg. 449.95. Lets you program meals up to 12 hours ahead of time Also features temperature probe, 4 stage memory cooking, 10 power • levels. 1 3 cu. ft oven cavity, lighted digital clock timer Microwave cookbook included. #5910 Sale priced thru March 31 st SALE 59.95 MICROWAVE CART. J. Orig. 79.95. Features storage compartments with roll-up doors Woodgrain finish Comes unassembled #0611 <7 • f t iil > /vtS^TV . r - - All Items on this page are available while quantities last unless otherwise noted. Brickyard, I ord City. I on Valley C>»Mili.'i. (j.iry Village. Goll Mill. Joliet Mall. Lukehuist. Lincoln Mall. MatquHIt' Mali North Riverside Hark. Orlaiul .Siju.nc. Soulhlake Mall. Spring Hill Mall Winston Pla/a Woodlield. Yoiktown Mini-courses top I ' Johnsburg local talent Three community organizations are returning to the Johnsburg Junior High Mini-course program this year, announced James Van Bosch, principal. "They are very important to our program, he said. Listed are the courses: "Duties of a Police Officer," McHenry County Sheriff's Police; "Fire Safety," Fire Department; "First Aid-CPR," Johnsburg Rescue Squad. Individual community members are also teaching courses centered around their interests and expertise. 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