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Holiday Hills Karen Kottke 385-6675 Club Donates Some Proceeds To Charity The September meeting of the Holiday Hills Women's club was held at the Mahon residence on Birch street on Sept. 12. The minutes from the June meeting were read. The ways and means committee, Pat Hughes and Penny Appleyard, suggested that some of the proceeds from the special project held July 15 be donated to a charity. Since the Women's club has profited from previous enterprises the membership voted to contribute to area charities. Committees are being formed to investigate the v a r i o u s c h a r i t a b l e organizations in the area. Two of the organizations mentioned for immediate attention were the Lake Region Rescue Squad and Pioneer Center for the Aged. The Women's Club is plan­ ning a Christmas bazaar sometime in November. They will need to enlist the aid of the entire membership on this venture. Committees are now being formed for the bazaar. If anyone has any idea for creations for the bazaar, or would like to head a committee or work on a committee for the bazaar please contact one of our ways and means committee members. Think Christmas! Bring your ideas and han­ dicrafts to the attention of the club so that their bazaar will be a success. Volunteers for the November kick-off dinner were called for. It was suggested that a pot-luck dinner would be appropriate this year. If anyone wishes to get involved in the November dinner planning please attend the October meeting. Our entertainment com­ mittee, Joan Cornwell and Mimi DeWitt, passed out fliers door-to-door for this meeting. They persuaded Sally Carroll, Pat Bruyn and Glenna Kessler to attend the meeting. These ladies are new to the area and hopefully they will become members of Women's Club in the near future. The membership voted to support the Girl Scouts and Brownie troops again this year. The evening servers were Jo Janik and Eleanor Brasser We would like to extend our gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stout for a fascinating program of slides and commentary on their trip to the Amazon jungle of South America. WEEKEND CAMPING TRIP As the warm summer weather stayed with us for another weekend several of last year's bowling couples spent the weekend camping in Wisconsin. Bob and Bonnie Kellen and Marge and Jack Connell were two of the couples to enjoy the weekend at Lakeland Camp and Trailer Park in Milton Junction, Wis. The crmpsite is on Koshkonog lake, which is reportedly Wisconsin's second largest lake. They enjoyed water skiing, boating and although it was too cold to swim a few brave souls dared. On Saturday night everyone enjoyed the entertainment of a live band. The weekend ended all too soon and they all had to return to the realities of home and family. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Registration for Girl Scouting will be on Tuesday, Sept. 25, at 7 p.m. at the The Bible Speaks Virgfe L Chappell, Pastor First Baptist Church, McHenry CONFESSING JESUS CHRIST "Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess before my Father which is in heaven". These were the words of instruction to the twelve apostles given by Jesus Christ as He sent them out to prepare cities for his own coming. Dr. Kenneth S. Wuest in Word Studies, vol. 3 presents an interesting insight on this scripture verse. The word, "confess" is the translation of the Greek word which means "to say the same thing". We usually think to confess to Christ is to reveal to Him our own hidden sin. We think we are to tell Him about some breach of Commandment which we com­ mitted while we were somewhere away from God. Our concept is usually, Jesus Christ is in heaven (somewhere far away) and we are here and therefore when God says, "who did it?" we must own up and say, "It was me!" But the concept in this scripture is that God already knows "who did it." He is not searching around to find the guilty one. He already knows! Therefore, the true concept of "confess" is ac­ tually to "agree with God" or to "say the same thing" with him that, "It is me." This thought that God already knows who did it, is not so amazing when we understand that, "all have sinned and come short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23). The all inclusive in­ volvement in sinful separation from God is seen in Isaiah's com­ ment, "All we like sheep have gone astray" (Isaiah 53:6). God knows us; after all, it is He that made us. Would God not know in every intimate way the inner working " every man? Therefore, we are commanded to "confess" (agrt; with God). The Biblical directive is, "He that covers his sin shall not prosper: but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy" (Proverbs 28:13). We should not carry guilt for sin, but confess it and forsake it. Then we can be assured of God's blessing upon us. The Apostle John commends us to "walk in the light" (I John 1:7). Walking in the light is to have sin confessed and forgiven. One is to walk in openness before God and man. John assures us that "if we confess (say the same thing) our sins (to Jesus Christ) he is faithful and just to forgive us our sitis and to cleanse us of all unrighteousness" (I John l:Q). When we are cleansed of all unrighteousness, we will not hesitate to "walk in the light" or in openness before God and man. This cleansing or forgiveness comes about through a marvelous medium - the Blood of Jesus Christ. No one but God knows how, but "The Blood of Jesus Christ cleanseth us from all sin" (I John 1:7b) (also Hebrews 9:22). Nothing To Do ? Learn to knit or crochet classes begin Oct. 1st. 10 Week Course $10.00 REGISTRATION Sept. 22 thru 30 9 a.m. • 5 p/n. Phone 385-8283 or 385-1631 Evenings 385-2746 The Yarn Bar if? 1804 N. RIVERSIDE DR. McHENRY, ILL Stackhouse residence, 1207 W. Sunset Drive. Girls should be acc"»v,panied by a parent or guardian, as the registration forms must be signed by a parent. The Girl Scout troop will include girls from grades 4 through 6. This year's troop leaders are Tillie Williams and Cheri Hoglund. Since there are so many new families in the area, if anyone knows of a family with girls who would like to participate in the Girl Scout Troop 478, please pass this news on to them. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday greetings go out to Gary Connell on Sept. 23; to Salli Bartkus on Sept. 26; to Bill Abbink, Linda Thietje, Bill Michaelis on Sept. 27; to Michelle Campbell on Sept. 29; to Carol Carlson on Sept. 30; to Myron Appleyard on Oct. 1; to Kim Kathan, and Tom Novak on Oct. 3; to Joey Foreman, Roseann Catanzaro, Millie Jeschke, and Judy Jaramski on Oct. 4; to Linda Filip and Carol Wilson on Oct. 5. ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS Happy anniversary wishes to Marge and Frank Krueger on their special day, Sept. 26. Whirlers Make Holiday Plans At the regular monthly business meeting of the Woodshed Whirlers, club, held Monday, Sept. 17, at Bavaria Haus, chairmen were ap­ pointed for the annual Christmas party aftd for the New Year's Eve dance, which is held at Johnsburg Com­ munity club. It was also announced that Woodshed Whirlers will play host to eighteen couples from Menominee Falls, Wis., at the regular club dance Oct. 13. They will be on a "knothead" trip. The regular dance of the club Saturday, Sept. 22 at 8:30, will be the "Yellow Rock Capers," with Bob Hester the caller. Twenty-four beginning, square dancers had their start Sunday, Sept. 16, at Johnsburg, under auspices of the Woodshed W h i r l e r s . A d d i t i o n a l newcomers will be welcome for the next two weeks. Spring Grove School Sponsors Varied Programs On Wednesday, Sept. 19th, the Spring Grove school sponsored an assembly for all students on wildlife con­ servation. Tte assembly was presented by the Jethro Lec­ ture group who brought in a live wolf for the youngsters to see and pet. The program consisted of a lecture on wildlife and the showing of the film "Death of a Legend", a documentary by the Canadian Film board. Parents PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALEK - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,i«73 Spring Grove Eva Freund 675-2135 Plan Diocesan Council Meeting For September 30 Reservations for the con­ vention at Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, on Sept. 30 are being taken by Arlene Dahl 312-587-5181. There will be a convention of the Laity, in­ cluding a workshop for parish councils and the annual con­ vention of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women. Members of St. Peter's parish are requested to be represented by members of the Council of Catholic Women as well as members of the parish council. A copy of the agenda is on the bulletin board. CCD MEETING A meeting was held in St. Peter's hall on Sept. 16 to establish a list of teachers and teacher aides and to establish a list of co-workers who would be available to help the CCD teachers in secretarial and clerical work. Also to deter­ mine when classes will be held and to review the currently used text books. All interested parishioners were encouraged tp attend to contribute their suggestions. USHERS Ushers of St. Peter's met at the home of George Waspi on Wednesday night, Sept. 19. Following the meeting a lunch was served. WEDDING While visiting in Iowa and Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown attended the wedding of a niece, Monica Douty, to Larry Mullenbach in Adams, Minn. Upon their return home Mrs. Brown's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bissen, visited them while on their way to Wilmette to pick up their daughter, Eloise, and her college roommate, Sheryl. The young ladies are returning to college in Iowa City. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Joosten, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierce and George Blanchard, all from Wisconsin Rapids and Mrs. Sylvain Bordes from Antioch, and members of the com­ munity were also in at- tendandannce. Dr. George Moseley of tft# Illinois Department of Dental Health was at the Spring Grove school Friday, Sept. 14th to give students in grades three through eight a demonstration on the proper way to brush their teeth. Dr. Moseley provided each child with a toothbrush and a special prophylaxis paste to cleanse their teeth. The cleaning was done by the student himself under Dr. Moseley's direction. Calif., spent Sunday and Monday in the William Shotliff nome. They came to attend the burial on Monday of their mother, Mrs. James Pierce, who passed away in Wisconsin Rapdis and burial was held in Cole cemetery, Spring Grove. Mrs. Pierce was born in Spring Grove and was a sister of Mrs. William Shotliff. Norman Holmes Gives Christian Science Lecture NORMAN B. HOLMES There is a sure way out of discouragement and despair, according to a public lecture to be held in McHenry Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. Norman B. Holmes, C.S.B., a Christian Science lecturer and teacher from Chicago, will draw on his experience as a chaplain in the United States Navy in explaining how discouragement and despair can be faced up to and over­ come on a spiritual basis. At the invitation of Christian Science society, McHenry, Mr. Holmes will speak in the Whispering Oaks Community center, Front Royal drive, in the Whispering Oaks sub­ division. Frederic Lamb will introduce him. Local arrangements for the event are being coordinated by the lecture committee chair­ man, Joy Dass, of Wonder Lake. "The Answer to Despair" is the title of his local lecture. The iblic is invited to attend ithout charge. The Happy People In Town Are Those Who Read the McHENRY PLAINDEALER... w TEST THE PARA-RAIL RIDE. 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