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SECTION 2 - PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1984 SAVE '1200" ON LIMITED EDITION ESCORTS CASH IN ON MARQUARDT FORD'S LIMITED EDITION CELEBRATION 3 LUXURY INTERIOR PACKAGE INSIDEl ESCORT-WORLD'S BEST-SELLING CAR* • LX Luxury cloth trim • Sports tutono point • Spociol tap* strip** • Spociol doarcoat point • Qiromo whool lip moldings • Front whool drivo • Stool boltod rodiol tiros • Rock and pinion stooring SPECIAL CLEAR-COAT PAINT OUTSIDE LIMITED TIME OFFER SAVE'1,200** • Front disc brakos • 1.6 4 cylindor ongino • 4 spood transmission (auto, availablo) • 4 Whool indopondont suspension • Dual fold roar soot Low back roclining front soots • Color koyod carpating SEE YOUR FAVORITE SALESMAN NOW AND POCKET THE DIFFERENCE ASK FOR YOUR FAVORITE SALESMAN Tom Ratfield Cal Vaughan Fran Cavin MON thru THURS9 to9 FRI 9 to6 SAT 9 to 5 CLOSED SUNDAY ump a M M nunviictartr'1 hqisM rataM prita d Etctrt LI cmpnti I* dm ipcitMj taMt (koI Eittfw tnm on •HCidhf MH mM Ml MM m tmrt U. the difference . y* J Marqnardl FORD 943 4155 HARVARD, IL -- -- general News (5) CERVICE 0 News WAYNE GAUK Army Sgt. Wayne G. Galik, son of John S. Galik, Jr., of 601 E. Allison, grandson of Bernice Golik of 6565 W. Acorn Path, Wonder Lake, has arrived for duty in Garlstedt, West Ger­ many. Galik, an armored- vehicle mechanic with the 2nd Armored Division, was previously assigned at Fort » Sheridan. WILLIAM FREEMAN Marine Cpl. William N. Freeman, son of George N. and Dorthy R. Freeman of 8514 Shady Lane, Wonder Lake, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. JAMES GIBSON Marine Lane Cpl. James J. Gibson, son of James E. Gibson of 1615 N. Highview McHenry, and Carole J. Trebes of 700 6th Street, Harvard, has been promoted to his present rank v while serving with 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Marine Corps Helicopter Air Station New River, Jacksonville, N.C. MICHAEL FELMETEN Navy Airman Recruit Michael S. Felmeten, son of Judith Felmeten, of Island Lake, was graduated from aviation storekeeper school. During the 14-week course at the Naval training center, Meridian, MS, students received instruction on correspondence, filing, typing, fund codes and the Navy supply system. The studied the basic organization and functioning of land-based and shipboard supply depart­ ments, aviation supply procedures, procurement, replenishment, stock records, reports and material in­ ventories. McHenry student third in county spelling bee finals By Kurt Begalka Plaindealer news service Kudize....or is it cudize? Regional Superintendent O.C. "Dixie" O'Hara didn't know. Assistant Superintendent Richard McDowell didn't know. Eileen Palsgrove, language arts teacher and spelling master, acknowledged even she wasn't sure. But Brandon Hayden knew, and it made him the winner of the McHenry County Spelling Bee last week at Woodstock High School. Hayden, a seventh grader at Lundahl Junior High School in Crystal Lake, spelled the word correctly, defeating Ryan Jones of Cary Junior High School. He then spelled "ghastliness" for the outright county title. Kudize - k-u-d-i-z-e - means to give praise, and Hayden's principal couldn't give enough of it. "I don't even know what kudize means," said Paul Riegler, principal at Lundahl. "I was nervous," he added, comparing the spelling bee to a tie game with time running out. As for Hayden, he said he never had any doubts about winning. Then again, he did have to think twice before spelling "elocution." It's tough to memorize a list of 1,080 words and it took a lot of practice, Hayden said. "I thought I was going to pass out in the chair," said his father, Tom. Jason Lazar Of McHenry Junior High School finished third. He will accompany Lazar and Hayden to the Chicagoland Suburban Finals on Saturday, April 28, at the Tribune Tower. The first round saw four contestants falter on the words ballistics, paramedic, verbatim and shenanigans - not exactly your 'watch Betty run' words. In the second round, Robin Duren from Parkland School in McHenry, couldn't quite pronounce "pronounceable" with all its letters. Stacy Colson from Huntley Elementary School soon was bitten by "strudel." "Cummerbund" eliminated runner-up Danik Kooistra representing Harvard Junior High. "Exclamatorily" was misspelled by Lazar. All the sectional winners received dictionaries for their efforts and Hayden received a personal computer. The contest was co-sponsored by office of the Regional Superintendent of Schools and- the Shaw-Free Press Newspaper Group. Lifeline speaker is guest of stroke club MUCH DO YOU NEED? If you thought we were only interested in big business or new home loans, think again! We're just as interested in lending you the money for a new car. boat, home improvement, or maybe to finance that long needed vacation. And if you'd like some good, sound financial advise, our loan counselors will work with you to make your borrowing both practical and affordable. It's you who made us the largest finan cial institution in McHenry County, and we're ready to help you. So why wait. Call or stop in at one of our convenient locations. We've been lend ing money since 1925 to people just like you. MARENGO 200 F. Grant Highway 815 S68--258 McHENRY 4400 \X Route 120 815 344-1900 WOODSTOCK 118 Cass Street 815 538 2900 WOODSTOCK DRIVE-UP Route 4" and Calhoun Street 815 338 -440 CRYSTAL LAKE 550 Crystal Point Dri\e 815'455-4300 FOX RIVER GROVE 40- Lincoln Avenue 312 639 2 3*50 CARY 60 Northwest Hwy 312 639-0222 Marengo Federal SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN ISLE Members of the Stroke Club of the Easter Seal Society for McHenry County will hear Richard Remer of Good Shepherd Hospital, Barrington, discuss the new Lifeline program during a special presentation from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Crystal Lake Ambutal Friday, March 30. Lifeline is a new program at Good Shepherd that provides a vital link to those living alone or individuals who have trouble using the telephone. The Stroke Club, sponsored by the Easter Seal Society of McHenry County, meets the last Friday of the month and ac- cording to sponsor Lorrie Schair, "The club welcomes stroke patients of every age to come and join us each month for our wide variety of programs and activities. We're a support group in which members ap­ preciate sharing and working together." Ms. Schair also stated that the club is looking for a volunteer driver to help members who are unable to drive attend the meetings. Anyone interested in more information about the club or helping with driving is urged to call Easter Seals at (815) 338- 1707. THAT'S HOW MUCH ZIEBART HATES UGLY. There are a lot of dif­ ferent ways for the world to make your car ugly. That's why Ziebart has developed a complete program to protect your car all the things that can make it ugly. And | right now you CHICAGO 4938 N Elston Av 312 283-4333 5400 S Central 312 585 2000 410 W. 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