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Open Vacation Bible School At City Church The annual Vacation Bible School of the Alliance Bible church, 3813 W. John street, McHenry, will be field for two weeks, beginning Aug. 4. A rec­ ord attendance of pupils is ex­ pected exceeding last year's registration of 120. Teachers and helpers have been many weeks in preparation for this year's activities. This year's VBS will be held between the hours of 1 and 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. The theme is , "The God I Love," and will feature Christ- centered, Bible-based mes­ sages on the need for a per­ sonal Saviour in daily life. Chil­ dren and young people from the age of 3 and older are in­ vited to attend. The daily ses­ sions will also include hand­ craft, Missionary stories, Bi­ ble stories, recreation and re­ freshments. The pastor of the church, the Reverend Gerald L. Rob­ ertson, will be supervising the school. "Last year's school was an outstanding success, but with the increased number of helpers as well as the evident community interest we are an­ ticipating an even greater re­ sponse this year," the pastor states. He continues by saying, "no child in the community should be without the opportun­ ity of spiritual growth provided by the Vacation Bible school." Along with adult teachers par­ ticipating will be many local high school students. Among these will be Sue Dresdow, Pam Morris and Chrys Christensen working with the nursery age children; Cliff Morris and San­ dy Sveen working with begin­ ners; Karen Jaschke and Mar­ shal Hansen working with pri­ maries; Larry Dresdow and Glenn Hansen working with jun­ iors. Other young people will be assisting with crafts and reg­ istrations. Adult teachers in­ clude Mrs. Sharon Nolan, Miss Maude Campbel, Mrs. Alita Robertson, Mrs. Hannah Braun, Mrs. Lois Dresdow, Mrs. E. Antonson, Mrs. JoanApel, Mrs. Ginny Spirk, Mrs. Evelyn Bier- us, Mrs. Marge Hansen, Mrs. uth Sveen and Mrs. Monica Morris. Others will be helping with recreation and refresh­ ments. "We are most grateful to these who are so willingly giving of their time to parti c- PLAN HOSPITALITY DAY -- The Woman's auxiliary of Mem­ orial Hospital's Holiday Hospitality Day and Christmas can't be far away when you see Mrs. Irwin Burger, left, delivering one of the orders for the largest pine cone wreaths which she and her "Coners" make. Mrs. Richard Cooley, the happy pur­ chaser, put in her order for the wreath last year at Holiday Hos­ pitality Day. Should the wreaths be sold out at this year's special day, Oct. 1, Mrs. Burger and her group will happily take orders for next July's delivery. coast to coast* He has received an Oscar award as the best comedian of the year in Chicago radio. The awards presentation sponsored by the American Col­ lege of Radio Arts, Crafts and Sciences was broadcast over all major Chicago stations. Mr. Blanchard is the only person to have received this recognition. Father Kilduff, pastor at St. Peter's, announces that this will be a "family affair" all children under twelve ac­ companied by their parents will be admitted free. A donation includes dinner, entertainment and prizes. TV Personality Visits^ Parish Family Activity ERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blake visited the former's three sis­ ters at the convent at Campell- * sport, Wis., Tuesday of last week. Mrs. George Fitzgerald and daughter, Suzanne, of Mary- crest, Kankakee, spent a re­ cent day with her mother, Mrs. Ann Rodenkirch. Miss Celeste Doherty return­ ed last week by plane from Can- oga Park, Calif., where she was a visitor in the Jack Thies home for two weeks. Mrs. Alma Riggs of Salem, Wis., is here for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bienapfl. Mrs. Robert Conway, Mrs. Dennis Conway, Mrs. Robert Adams and daughter, Cindy, were Elgin visitors last Wed­ nesday evening where they at­ tended a baby shower at the home of Mrs. Jack Whalen giv­ en for her daughter, Mrs. Will­ iam Grant. Mrs. Marie Gilmore has re­ turned to her home in Ever­ green Park after a ten day visit in the home of Mrs. Ed­ ward Nickels. Sixty-five members of his family and other relatives gath­ ered at the John Thennes home Sunday evening to honor him on his eighty-fifth birthday. Din- Reservations may be made up to Aug. 17, with admittance only in this way.^For reser­ vations call 312-587-0381 or 815-675-2163. ner was followed by an en­ joyable evening of games and visiting; Mr. and Mrs. James Thomp­ son and son, Tommy, accom­ panied by Mrs. Kathleen Simon and daughter, Terry, have re­ turned from a week's vacation in which their destination was Mackinac Island, stopping en- route to call on relatives and visit places of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bauer returned Monday from a few days visit in the home of their son, Atty. Joseph Bauer, in Oshkosh, Wis. Miss Sue Thompson was a Friday overnight guest of a friend in Roselle who accom­ panied her to Champaign to spend the weekend. Mrs. Dorothy Whitmore and son, Jay, returned to their home in Menlo Park, Calif., Friday, after a two weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Celia Justen. Another daughter, Sister Ni- cele of Rockford, also visited her mother the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. JosephGlosson accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Herman Jacobson, her husbal^and children, Ricky and Andy, enjoyed a vacation at the Lee Whiting cottage at Mercer, Wis., the past week. Mrs. Mabel Powers spent the weekend in the home of her son, William Powers, in Batavia, and while there enjoyed her first airplane ride at the age of 86. FRI. AUGUST I, I9O9 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 3 McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to Mjrften- ry hospital during-tttEpast week included Patricia Rath, James Vaughn, Marie Erdmann, Carol Freund, Lucille Ahrens, Mar­ garet Wachter, Georgia Sigman, ict/i IDO Q -r-f c" m s: £ s: U Q- o 4? o u cn UD 3» T) DT -r * SO PATRICIA VOIGHT ENGAGED -- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Voight of/ff520 W. Oak- leaf drive, McHenry, announce the engagement of tWbir daughter, Patricia M., to Thomas D. Soulier, son of Mr. ancLMrs^, Robert Soulier of Milwaukee, Wis. Both young people are" stationed at Walter Reed Army hospital at Washington, D.C. No definite date has been set for the wedding. John CDonnell, William Kilk- eary, Linda Kennebeck, Paul­ ine Starzyk, of McHenry; Win­ ifred Karls, Alice Griffith, Spring Grove; Joseph Parsons, Catherine May, Wonder Lake. il DONALD "RED" BLANCHARD Donald "Red" Blanchard will make a personal appearance at St. Peter's parish hall insuring Grove on Sunday, Aug. 24. The ladies of the parish will serve a roast beef dinner starting at noon, followed by entertainment with Red Blanchard as MC at 3 o'clock. Red Blanchard is well known as master of ceremonies and comedian of Chicago's No. 1 television show seen in color every Saturday night shown ipate," pastor Robertson states. ' • - > y • Children of all ages are in­ vited and urged to attend this most enjoyable time. WATER-WELLS PUMPS RED JACKET T H E 3 E S T v V A T E R S Y S T E M I N S T A L L E D I S T H E C H E A P E S T WATER WELL SUBMERSIBLE DRILLING PUMPS SALES AND SERVICE McHENRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP GO. 385-5252- Rett. 3854)713 4913 W. McCullom Lk. Rd. McHenry TricffeOi- "1 1 I for MEN When selecting a gift for him.... let us help! ^"TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St., McHenry, III. 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