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DailyHeiald June 3 Section 5 Active club earns school Earth Hag Montini Catholic High School in Lombard has a very active environmental science organization. Students involved in the club coordinate the school's recycling program and sponsor awareness campaigns regarding the environment. Because of their efforts, the school has been awarded the Earth Flag. Officers selected to serve next year include Christine Curry of Downers Grove, Mike Cuzba of Lombard, Rosie Serio or Downers Grove and Mary Babel of Westmont. Presidential Scholarships Among the 104 students graduating, there were seven Presidential Scholarship recipients with two students receiving more than one such distinction.

The Montini graduates, who received Presidential Scholarships included: Anthony John Caruso of Villa Park with the Carthage College President's Scholarship, DePaul University Presidential Scholarship, Drake University Presidential Scholarship. April Melinda Smith of Lombard with the University of Illinois Presidential Scholarship. State Scholars The graduates who are Illinois State Scholars included Villa Park's Paul Joseph Baker, Valerie Celeste Breslin, Anthony John Caruso; Lombard's Nicholas Joseph Hansen, William Thomas King, Anne Kathleen O'Hara, April Smith, Angela Marie Zarate; Downers Grove's Richard M. Reiff and Wheaton's Daryl Raymond Retzke, Graduate honors Montini Catholic High School in Lombard recently recognized its graduates and listed the honors they received. Villa Park Paul Joseph Baker, National Honor Society, Illinois State Scholar, Student of the Month, Academic Top Ten.

Valerie Celeste Breslin, Saluta- MONTINI torian, National Honor Society, Illinois State Scholar, Target Scholarship, Marquette University Academic Scholarship, Journalism, Mu Alpha Theta, Math Team, Math League, Environmental Science Club, Eucharistic Minister, Student of the Month, French Honor Society, Academic Top Ten. Anthony John Caruso, National Honor Society, Illinois State Scholar, Millikin University Freshman Honors Scholarship, Carthage College President's Scholarship, DePaul University Presidential Scholarship, Miami University Isabelle McCorry Scholarship, Drake University Presidential Scholarship, Bradley University Dean's Scholarship, Pope Paul VI Award, Tandy Technology Scholar, Spanish Club, Broadcaster, JETS English 3rd Place, St. Genezuis Award for Drama, Student Government, Eucharistic Minister, Student of the Month. Joanna Christine Castrogiovanni, Environmental Science Club. Douglas Evan Jones, Student of the Month.

Michelle Leah Kossak, Cheerleader, LaSallian Youth, Eucharistic Minister, Senior Athletic Award. Mark C. Petrowsky, Senior Athletic Award, Student of the Month. Glen Ellyn: Jennifer Susan Carroll, Senior Athletic Award. Wheaton: Daryl Raymond Retzke, National Honor Society, Illinois State Scholar, Mu Alpha Theta, Math League, National Math Exam 1st Place, Senior Athletic Award, MVP-Track, 4-Year Team Spirit Award, Student of the Month, Bronco Spirit Award.

Lombard: Vito A. Bqnomo III, Bronco Spirit Award, Senior Athletic Award. Michael John Banish, Senior Athletic Award. Joseph Michael Benka, Senior Athletic Award. Fabio S.

Giovenco, Parent Club Scholarship. Nicholas Joseph Hansen, Illinois State Scholar. William Thomas King, Illinois State Scholar, St. Norbert College JFK Scholarship, Quiz Bowl. Kevin Michael KozlowsM, Perfect Attendance.

Amanda Marie Ryan, National Honor Society, Marquette National Scholarship, LaSallian Youth, Eucharistic Minister, Senior Athletic Award, 4-Year Team Spirit Award, French Honor Society. April Melinda Smith, National Honor Society, Illinois State Scholar, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Certificate of Achievement, University of Illinois Presidential Scholarship, Butler University Scholarship, Quiz Bowl, Broadcaster, LaSallian Youth, Eucharistic Minister, Senior Athletic Award, Senior English, Spanish Honor Society, Academic Top Ten, Bronco Service Award. Adriana Maria-Rosa Zambuto, Broncette, Senior Athletic Award, Spanish, Spanish Honor Society. Gina Marie Lazarro, LaSallian Youth, Eucharistic Minister, Bronco Service Award. Timothy Edward O'Connor, Senior Athletic Award, Student of the Month, French Honor Society.

Christine Marie Ragonese, 1996 Award, Bronco Spirit Award, Eucharistic Minister, Senior Athletic Award, MVP-Vol- leyball. Eileen Christine Ryan, PI Day, Student of the MoTith. Keith Thomas Stodola, LaSallian Youth, Eucharistic Minister, Bronco Service Award. Gina Theresa Trenkamp, National Honor Society, SL Ambrose University Scholarship, Regional Science Fair Outstanding, Senior Athletic Award, Physical Education, Science. Angela Marie Zarate, Valedictorian, National Honor Society, Illinois State Scholar, Loyola University Presidential Scholarship, Marquette University Ignatius Scholarship, Tandy Technology Scholar, LaSallian Youth, Eucharistic Minister, Senior Athletic Award, French, French Honor Society, Academic Top Ten.

Charles Frank Barrett, Journal- ism, Senior Athletic Award, Student of the Month. Patrick James Bell, Senior Athletic Award, MVP-Wrestling. Kevin Ciarrachi, Northwestern University Athletic Scholarship, Bronco Spirit Award, Broadcaster, Student of the Month, Senior Broadcaster Award. Amy Colleen Flood, National Honor Society, PI Day, French Club Senior Athletic Award, French Honor Society. Daniel James Lemense, Bronco Spirit Award, Broadcaster, St.

Genezius Award for Drama, Student Government, Eucharistic Minister. Anne Kathleen O'Hara, National Honor Society, Illinois State Scholar, Lombard Rotary Scholarship, Tandy Technology Scholar, Science, French Honor Society, Academic Top Ten. Jennifer Eileen Partipilo, DuPage County Sheriffs Scholarship, Montini Historian, Spanish Club, Cheerleader, Eucharistic Minister, Senior Athletic Award; Student of the Month. Magda Pecina, PI Day, LaSallian Youth, Eucharistic Minister, French Honor Society. Jennifer Anne Smith, French Club, French Honor Society.

Kimberly Ann Verstat, Student of the Month, Fine Arts Award. Elmhurst: Jill Allison Vosicky, Marquette University Academic Scholarship, Iowa State University Academic Scholarship, Student of the Month, Spanish Honor Society, Academic Top Ten. Accreditation Brother Thomas Harding, president of Montini Catholic High School in Lombard, received notification that Montini Catholic has been approved for continued North Central Association accreditation at the meeting of the Commission on Schools on March 27. Accreditation by NCA assures excellence in edu- 1 cation at Montini Catholic and a dedication on the part of the school to maintain and enhance that excellence now and in the future. Hospital offers free tours of birth center in July GlenOaks Hospital Medical Center will offer tours of its Special Additions Birth Centre beginning at 11:30 a.m.

July 13 and 20 at the center, 701 Winthrop Glendale Heights. The free tour lasts about 45 minutes. Registration is required. For details, or to register, call (708)545-6150. CPR classes The American Heart Association cardiopulmonary resuscitation recertification class will meet from 6 to 9 p.m.

July 15. The fee to be recertified in CPR is $15. An adult CPR certification class will meet from 6 to 9 p.m. July 17 and 24. The fee is $30.

An infant and child CPR class will meet from 6 to 9 p.m. July 18 and from 6 to 8:30 p.m. July 25. In this class, participants will learn infant and child CPR, first aid for children and techniques to help a choking child or infant. Participants must attend both evenings.

The fee is $30 per person. For details or to register for these classes, call(708) 545-6150. Lead screening GlenOaks Hospital Medical GLENOAKS Center will offer lead screenings from 9 to 11 a.m. July 23 and 30 and Aug. 6 and 13 at the center, 701 Winthrop Glendale Heights.

It is now required that each child Day CampS be tested before entering daycare or school. The fee for the test is $15, a reduced rate. An appointment and physician's order is required. For details or an appointment, call (708) 545-6150. designed for children ages 3-6 who are expecting the arrival of a new brother or sister.

The fee for this class is $15 per family. For details about class dates and times, call (708) 545-6150. 'Cart Smart' A supermarket becomes a classroom during "Cart Smart" from 7 to 8 p.m. July 29. During an hour tour, participants will learn how to decipher food labels, the importance of a balanced diet and how to make heart healthy, low-fat food choices.

This free course includes a "goody bag" full of valuable nutrition information and healthy recipes. For details about the location or to register, call (708) 545-6150. GlenOaks Hospital and Medical Center will offer a music, art and drama day camp for two consecutive weeks from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Aug.

5 through 16 at the GlenOaks Therapeutic Day School at Davea Center, 301 S. Swift Road, Addison. Designed for participants ages 11-18, the camp's activities will include singing, painting, mini plays, poetry, speeches, dancing, masks, mixing and weekly field trips. The goals of the camp are to de- velop and build creative arts skills and techniques, to enhance social skills, to facilitate self-expression and to provide two weeks of fun and enjoyment. The fee is $400.

A nature and outdoors summer day camp will meet from 8 to 2:30 p.m. Aug. 19 through 23 at the GlenOaks Therapeutic Day School in Addison. Participants ages 11-18 will learn how to pitch a tent, read a map and compass, backpack and hike. The fee is $200.

Transportation is not included for either camp and participants must bring their own lunch and drinks. To register or to learn more about the camp, call Patty Hotz at (708) 545-4183. Today's citizens making Winfield better for future The village hall rehabilitation project has begun. In case you're wondering what happened to the trees and bushes that were adjacent to the police department, you can find them beautifying other areas of town such-as Winfield Road near the school. The initial construction of the clock tower will begin soon.

The clock tower is being funded with the proceeds of the 75th Jubilee Committee's events. No tax dollars will be used for this beautiful gift to the future residents of Winfield from the residents of today. If you'd like to be a part of this gift, you can support the efforts of the 75th Jubilee volunteers. The group is planning a dinner dance Aug. 10, golf outing on Sept.

9 and a fashion show on Sept. 29. For more information or tickets, call the Jubilee Hot Line at (708) 585-4262 or village hall at (708) 665-1778. Martha Ingram also is looking for participants for the re-enactment of the first village board meeting. Call village hall and volunteer.

Let's get behind the efforts of the Jubilee Committee to continue to develop the future of Winfield by celebrating our history. Downtown work The Jewell Road improvements are moving into their final stages, and the renovations at John's Buffet are propelling toward completion. Meanwhile, Main Street Winfield is working on the Village Green Park adjacent to village hall. Soon we will have a beautiful, functional downtown area hopefully just in time for Good Old Days and the transition to Lake Michigan water. Work to bring lake water to the village is on schedule, and the new water tower is nearly complete.

Home inspections Winfield is continuing with the home inspection program to reduce residential sewer costs. Phase III, which will cover the area south of the tracks and east of Winfield Road, has begun. As our public works-employ-' ees come to your home to do the inspections, please note their Municipal matters Winfield Village President Marylou Crane identification badges before you allow them to enter your home, as you would with any utility inspector. Achievements Welcome to Trustee John Sti- panuk, the newly appointed board member from the Klein Creek area. John is a welcome addition to the village board and brings added business experience.

Police Chief Doug Riner recently was elected as secretary of the DuPage Police Chiefs Association. Sgt. John McNamara has been awarded training at the FBI Institute in Washington, D.C. The village recentiy won the DuKane Valley Council Award for intergovernmental cooperation and partnering for its disaster preparedness drUl known as Operation WhistleStop last April. The Government Finance Officers Association named Winfield the winner of its award for procedures in accounting, auditing and finance.

We owe thanks especially to Nick Narducci, Jack Bajor, Ken Feld, Jerry Gierman, Roy Grosbeck and Bill Tansey. Kevin Fricke was presented with a Good Citizen Award for his advance to Eagle Scout. Resident Marianne Bruss recently was appointed to the Winfield Fire Protection District by County Board Chairman Gayle Franzen. Tony Badway continues to excel in music and completed a European tour recently. Village Clerk Pat Stuart has planted many flowers on the west side of the village hall, and Lynn Shimkus has prepared a 75th birthday greeting in the grass at the train station.

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