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MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER SECTIOIS 2 • PACE 2 • PLA1SPEAIKBHEHAI D. WEPXESPA1 JAMAIO *>• 1W5 Schools JHS presents play this weekend One "Hie Good of Neil Sinwn's^glayss Doctor, presented at Johnsburg High School this weekend in the theatre-in-the-round. This play was chosen to be the opening performance for a newly-constructed Johnsburg High School seven years ago. "The Good Doctor" is based on a series of short stories by Anton Chekhov, which were adapted into a play by Simon in 1973. A narrator, known simply as "the writer," is the only character to tie all the stories together. Some of the stories are hilarious, some are touching, some are both. A tape of the music used in the original Broadway production will be used as background. « Hie cast includes seniors, Ed Foster (the writer),, and Chap Hughes, Missy Davis, Mary Dvorak, Harry Walk, Lisa Matulka and Dave Hanamoto. Other cast members include Brian Dunivan, Ariet Mann, Tom Maiorca and Tom Buc- celli, Linda Maiorca, Laura Lund, Michelle Scavo, Chad Bear and Sue Wester. The play is directed by Roger Zawacki, who will be assisted by student director Kim Larsen. Dawn Wetzstein will be student stage manager and technical directors are Bill Schmitz and Rany Theil. Tickets will be on sale at the door before each performance. Doors will open at 7:30 p.fti. and performances will begin at 8 p.m. on Feb. 1 and 2. Plaindealer Herald photo by Anthony Oliver Make my day. . . Wester (left) plays a wealthy woman and Mary Dvorak is her t, JaHa, In the JHS production of "The Good Doctor." The Mall 8lnw comedy will be performed Feb. 1 and 1 at 8p.m. Just give kids a little recess from school and falling show and you've made their day. A light snowfall late last week provided a pleasant diversion in the St. Patrick Church parking lot for students at Montini. Marian sets registration Registration for incoming freshman students at Marian Central High w01 be held Sunday, Feb. 3, from • am to S p.m. at the school. Sr. Mardelle, director of guidance, and the adminstrative team will be available to te- dhrklualhr register and confer with stuBfntf parents. For more information, call Sr. Mardelle at 338-4230. Students see • • artist paint to music ' An artist who paints to music was the featured attraction Wednesday for students at Hilltop School. Mm Mosiman was at Hilltop "School Jan. 30 to demonstrate Mi technique of painting to lie for the students. He was > by the Hilltop Parent- Organization. in has been an artist lor more than 30 years. He coordinates the brushwork with and theatrical lighting. SUNGLASSES 'II WITH LENS PURCHASE BAUSCH & LOMB SOFT LENSES O N L Y m w With this 3d on!} Offet etpres January 31.1985 100% REFUND TRIAL O NAM LENSES 2 pain EXIEMEI WEAR LENSES'. 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Someday there will be a permanent solution But someday may not help Edith Ellie and thousands of Illinois residents now For the first time m then lives the little money they have won t pay for even the Oore necessities of food shelter heat and medical care These are good citizens who seldom before wonted, or needed to ash for help in meeting their obligations But last year Commonwealth Edison and concerned people of northern Illinois saw and we helped We initiated the Consumer Participation Fund The Solvation Army administered it The CPf helped more than 10000 families pay their electric bills This year the need is even greater, so your contribution will be even more important '• Commonwealth Edison will match your tax deductible contribution up to S250 000 total The holiday seoson is a terrible time to foce the hard choices of whether to eat be warm or pay a lew of many Mis Your gift of light can keep the refrigerator going, preserving what food there is, keep the lights glowing and most of a« let them know you understand the choices focing them m this festive season That s our holiday solution At Commonwealth Edison, we want to start on someday'Someday state "government will enact legislation to assure that basic utility services for the pobr of Illinois are paid for We believe that somedoy: should begin this year We think the help can come ouf of a portion of the public utility taxes we pay With your support we wiH urge our Illinois legislators to enact a permanent solution to the problems of the needy This hohdOy seoson, you have many happy gift choices to make Nothing you give will brighten your heart more than the gift of light to lift a hfe Do it today You II begin to feel your spirits hft tonight Send your tax-deductible contribution to . Solvation Army CPF P.O. Box 70675 Chicago. Illinois 60673 Commonwealth Edison