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PAGE 5 - PLAJNDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, I»74 EXTRA DRY - CHARNYA VODKA IIEAL PASSION-Father Arthur McKay, pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal church, shown in background, listens intently as Charles lloak, firs' reader, John Byers, narrator, and Daniel Heldt, second reader, read the Passion on Palm Sunday. In foreground is Greg Haab. one of the acolytes. Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Library Changes Night Hours To Fridays Now The McHenry-Nunda district library on Lilv/Lake road will now be open on Fridays instead of Wednesdays, to make using the library morKgonvenient for you. About twentyneW releases are added each mohtli and seventy-five new non-fiction books are on order, covering a variety of subjects from gardening to folk songs, to how laws affect our youth. Library services also include the lending of paintings, records, tapes, movies, and film strips which can be ordered from the Northern Illinois Library Systems. See all that is available on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 2 to 6 p.m. or on Thursdays from 2 to 8 p.m. LADIES LEAGUE The members met on Aprfl 3 Prize winners of the evening were: First - Rose Zalenka, Second - Viola Arbogast, Third -- Joan Delatorre, and Sophie Patterson won the booby prize. Hostesses for this meeting were Julia Kraus and Florence Mix. BIRTHDAYS Adding one more candle on their cake for their birthdays are; Florence Mix on the eighteenth, Pearl Zabroski on the twenty-third, Dawn Meyer and William Sinkler on the twenty-seventh, Jo Bartelt on the twenty-eighth, and Laura Meyer on the tjiirtieth. Best wishes to^each of you on your day. ANNIVERSARIES The following couples will be c e l e b r a t i n g t h e i r anniversaries. Frank and Margaret Coughlin and Ed and Helen Povidas share the same date which is April 17. George and Edna Garbacz will celebrate on the twenty-second, and Rowan and Wanda Minton will celebrate on the twenty- sixth. I hope each couple will have a very happy anniversary. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Lu Gravenstuk, Chuck and Irene Thornton attended a party in honor of little Denise Thornton's second birthday along with about twenty other guests. Denise is the daughter of Chuck and Jean Thornton. Everyone there had a very enjoyable time. OUT-OF-TOWN VISITOR Mrs. Tishie FHnk of Seminole, Fla., was a guest in the home of Lu Gravenstuk and ; Chuck and Irene'Thornton where they all enjoyed having dinner together. Mrs. Flink is a ; long time friend of Lu's. LOOSE DOGS I I have been asked on * numerous occasions to put something in the column regarding loose dogs in both communities. Owners who permit their dogs to run loose and dirty on someone else's - property are breaking the law, ; and the people are getting very tired of cleaning up after them T;and in some instances some 1 people can not even go out in their own yards because of dogs that growl and frighten them. Some of those who have called me have said they will take matters into their own hands, as they are very disgusted with the inconsiderate dog owners. So let a word to the wise be sufficient and either tie up your dog or walk him on a leash. JACKSON ASPHALT PAVING PARKING LOTS - DRIVEWAYS SEALING - REPAIRS CALL ED JACKSON 1-338-4739 £&°CfVa ^hai"nvia 5 99 Vi Gallon BITS OP THIS AND THAT David Tobey was overcome by fumes of paint stripping materials at his place of employment and he was taken to the hospital by rescue squad last week. He spent a few days in there while they ran tests to make sure he was O.K. All the Hueckstaedts are very happy to have Bobbie out of the hospital and home once again. Hope this will be the last stay in the hospital for her for a long time to come. CANCER FUND DRIVE ow that Easter is over, the Cancer Volunteers will be knocking on your door. Please answer and give a generous donation for a very well known and worthy cause. CONDOLENCES The sympathy of the community is being sent by way of this column to Mr. Ben Segermark and children when we learned of the death of Mrs. Segermark, on April 5. Mrs. Segermark had been in ill health for quite some time, and had been a patient at the Woodstock Residence. The Segermark family have lived in the Lily moor area for approximately 17 or 18 years. See you next week. Harrison To Present First School Musical The vocal music department at Harrisori school, under the direction of Mrs. Mona Brown, recently had auditions for the first school musical, "Tom Sawyer". All students in sixth, seventh and eighth grades were invited to try out for parts in the musical and many of them did. Mrs. Brown announced the judges chose the following students on the basis of ability and zeal: Tom, Greg Dicker; Aunt Polly, Kathy Ahern; Amy Lawrence, Sue Van Kanegan; Joe Harper, Mike Berlin; Rev. Walters, David Wright; Ben Rodgers, Peter Bender; Sid, Chuck Dicker; Mary, Colleen Tranberg; Dr. Robison, Eric Petto; Sally, Sandi Schau; Dilly, Mark Schieb; Amy's Maid, Mary Folli?ird; Huck Finn, Missi Matesi; Becky Thatcher, Donna DeWerdt; Injun Joe, Greg Raab; Pard, Linda Jinga; Judge Thatcher, Doug Dusthimer; Alfred Temple, David Lundborg; Jim, Paul Bazan; Widow Douglas, Donna Claffy; Gracie, Lori Faber; Susie, Mary Kasting; Johnny, Dennis Coughlin; Muff Potter, Mike Matesti. The musical will be presented May 23 and 24 in the Harrison school gymnasium. All students in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades will be participating in the musical in some capacity: stage hands, s c e n e r y , c o s t u m e s , ticket publicity, etc. The public will be invited to see and hear some fine young talent. SEAGRAMS 7 CROWN 69 Fifth Seagram* S*vfi/7'cr°u,n \ V » H11 X * 'I • M>* II « Hlvk' ..A A*/ e « » « & • * %ouse of Stuart. 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