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\ Eastwood Manor Mary Ann Bellak 385-5705 PAGE II PLAINDEALER WEDNEiD^JULY 24,1*N Folk Musical family were from J501 Chapel To Be Ghf»n Hill <*Road, I received the last week does .anyone know where Anthony Andrashie and Pictured are some staff members who are serving In the Daily vacation Bible school at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry. Seated, from left, are Bernadine Reingardt, Gail Anderson, Leith Honning, Kay Thomas, Diane Murphy, Donna Haack, Bonnie Schopp, Sharon McNish, Beth Ryden and Cyndy Mowrer; standing, from left, Charlene Kelley, Pastor Roger Schneider, Sandra Polewaczyk, Intern Don Thurn, Janice Mauer, Susan Mohnen, Sally Carroll and Patt Peterson. Dally Vacation Bible School At Lutheran Church The Daily Vacation Bible school at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, began Monday, July 22, at 9 a.m. The school meets daily from 9 to 11:30 a.m. from July 22 to Aug. 2. The theme of this year's school is "God's People Today", and is making the'life salvation history and God's will for human beings relevant to life in 1974.The students are involved in learning through object lessons, discussion periods, group singing, and craft work which allows for an p expression of individual talent. Organized recreation and refreshments are a part of each day's schedule. Members of the community, as well as the congregation, may register their children who are from age 3 through 14 in the school by calling the church office at 385-4030 or co- superintendents Ms. Wm. C. (Gail) Anderson and Bernadine Rinegardt, 344-1319. There is no enrollment fee for the school. A free will offering is received each morning at the brief opening service to defray the cost of the school. Serving as instructors for the Daily Vacation Bible school are Bernadine Reinegardt and Gail Anderson, co- superintendents; Helen Hunt, Beth Johnson, Lynn Lund, Leith Honning, Kay Thomas, Diane Murphy, Beth Ryden, Janice Mauer, Cindy Mowrer, Susan Mohnen, Bonnie Schopp, Don Thurn, Donna Haack, Rosemary Schneider, Sharon Clark, Julie Jessup, Couple Repeat Wedding Vows At Faith Church This past Saturday, July 13, Mrs. Beverley Cochran's brother, David Kohler, married Debra Grey at Faith Presbyterian Church on Chapel Hill Road. Mrs. Cochran was matron of honor and Terry Todd was their best man. The wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. David Kohler was held at the home of Mrs. Beverley Cochran. The newlyweds will live in Palatine where they recently bought a house. Love and happiness to you both! Always! SIDEWALK SALE Saturday, July 13, the annual sidewalk sale took place in McHenry. Many of the Eastwood Manor residents enjoyed themselves in spite of the heat. Among them were Mrs. Jerry Walsh, Mrs. Ron Melone, the Howards, and of course the Bellaks. We purchased a suitcase, a Felicia York, Lisa Kivley, Cathy Schmaling, Kiyoe M a c d o n a l d . S a n d r a Polewaczyk, Charlene Kelley, Chris Mowrer, Sharon McNish, Carol Roadman, Sally Carroll and Pastor Roger Schneider. Assisting as helpers will be Marty Nuss, John Honning, Debbie Mueller, Rondi Cunat, Kim Sturm and Melodee Sturm. purse, shoes and other odds and ends It seemed like everyone in the area just about made it to town for the sidewalk sale. SOFTBALL Jerry Bellak's 12" slow pitch softball team from Jerry Phillips 66 won two doubleheaders this past week and are at present in third place Things are really looking good! Bellak and Roy Hoffman homered for the team to help them along. Several games are coming up which I will keep you posted on weekly till the season comes to a halt. MINI LEAGUE COACH Ron Melone who lives on Fairview Lane has been coaching Mini League Baseball this season, and doing a fine job 1 might add! The name of the team he coaches is the Tigers. There are twelve boys dn the team and there are eight teams in that particular league. The season begins in May and will end this month. Good luck to Coach Melone and his Tigers! WEST GERMAN Gunter Gramer of Eastwood Lane recently was visited by his mother, Emma Gramatzki, from Duesseldorf, Germany. Right now Mrs. Gramatzki is in Wisconsin visiting her other son and then plans on returning to Eastwood Manor before returning to West Germany. A nice reunion was had by the entire Gramer family. DOES ANYONE KNOW? In answer to my question of following reply, they have moved up to Wisconsin and their home at present is still up for sale. No one is ill in the family! Good luck to them from Eastwood Manor residents! PICTURES Has anyone recently had their pictures put* in the Plaindealer? If your picture has been in the paper and you are waiting for it to be returned, it would save everyone a lot of time if you would stop by the office and pick it up. It also helps if you know what month that it was in the paper. Don't wait too long! As you can well imagine it is hard to return them all and try and get a paper out etc. etc. GARDENS How is everyone's garden doing this year? Anyone with any helpful hints I could pass on to my readers I would appreciate you giving me a call or dropping me a line, my phone number is at the top of the page and my address is 1409 West Fairview Lane. I myself have a small vegetable garden which is doing pretty good. I used to think it was rather large until I saw some of the other neighbor's. I'm growing tomatoes, cucumbers, radishes, dill, chives, peas, and beans, parsley too. A couple things that I have learned is to plant peas early like March, and plant enough of them, it takes all the seeds in a package to make enough for the average family's meal. Parsley doesn't need very much sun and is growing very nice on the side of my house for the past three vears. You can also dry it out cJoodSioUS w PRICES {FFECTIVf, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED THURS , JULY 25 THROUGH SUN , JULY 28, 1974 AT All JEWll STORES IN COOK. LAKE, DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COUNTIES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS AND ELGIN) ONLY SMOKED MEATS, LUNCHMEATS, POULTRY, AND FRO ZEN FISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P M WEEK DAYS ABD ALL DAY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS Enjoy A World Of Summer Savings This Week At Jewel! In McHenry Benjamin N. Nurya, a resident of Crystal Lake, is the director for "Tell It Like It Is", a folk musical by Ralph Carmichael. His cast, a group of forty-four young Christians from McHenry, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Huntley and fot parsley flakes which are handy for many Italian dishes, soups, etc. Now how about some suggestions or tips from the Eastwood Manor residents, if you rather not have your name in the paper, I promise to leave it out. Hoping to hear from my green thumb neighbors! Woodstock, have decided share their faith in God with i commUnity by presenting this *muaical\at the McHenry high school West campus at 8 p.m. Aug. 2 and 3. Benjamin came to this country \in September, 1971, from Bandung, Indonesia. He it presently a student,.at University of Illinois Champaign, majoring Electrical Engineering. Benjamin states: musical, 'Tell It Like It Ia'jtt very modern for youth, ana very effective in bringing people to God." ISSUED CHARTER A charter has been issued to the McHenry Shores Social club, a not-for-profit corporation for social, civic and athletic purposes. 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Local 1 owner TOW car trade • .$2188 1971 P0NTIAC - LE MANS SPT. C0NV. V8 Engine, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering and Brakes, Factory Air, Tinted Glass, Radio, Heater, Whitewalls, Vinyl Roof. Local, 1 owner; new car trade $2188 1970 CHEVROLET - NOVA 2 DOOR V8 Engine, Automatic Transmission, Radio, Heater, Sharp local 1 owner new car trade $1388 1969 CHEVROLET - IMPALA 4 DR. V8 Engine, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Radio, Heater, Whitewalls. 1 owner, new car trade $788 1968 CHEVROLET - IMPALA 4 DOOR V8 Engine, Automatic Transmission, Power Steering and Brakes, Radio, Heater, Whitewalls $688 --Special! Special! - 73 EC0N0UNE 1 TON 12' CARGO VAN V8 Engine Automatic Transmission, Power Steering and Brakes, Radio, Heater, Like New, Low Mileage. •3795 NO PAYMENTS UNTIL EARLY SEPTEMBER WOODWARD FORD & MERCURY 4Vi Acres New £ Used Cars Rl. 47 S. AT 14 - WOODSTOCK, ILL 815-338-6680