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X JL High Recommendation For One-Day Vacation Hv Fathpr Wm i \ l-l n nn<kM a m •» w < • . . (By Father Wm O. Manner, retired Episcopal pastor) The other day Mrs. Manner and 1 took an afternoon and evening vacation. It came about this way. We have friends of nearly twenty years standing in Wilmette, the Russell Bennetts. They love to travel as we do. A week or so back we were having dinner with them in their Wilmette home when the talk turned to cheeses. The Bennetts had been to France and had had dinner in world famed restaurant in I^AN BIBLE SCHOOL - Thursday, Aug. IS through Friday, Aug. 23, are the days for the 1974 Daily Vacation Bible school at the Wonder Lake Bible church, 7501 Howe road, Wonder Lake. These superintendents are busy finalizing their department's activities and looking forward to teaching boys and girls about the Lord Jesus, using "Jesus Is The Way" as the central theme. Many things have been planned: Bible and missionary stories, a charm course, making and using puppets, gun safety, archery, and handicraft. There will be bus service provided for both east and west sides of Wonder Lake. To cover costs of Bible school, donations are asked. All boys and girls who have completed kindergarten through the eighth grade are invited to attend. Pictured left to right, front row, are Mrs. Grace Swanson, Mr. Lyle Wright and Mrs. Arlene Wright; second row, Mrs. Barbara Schuerr, Mrs. Jane Spiering, Mrs. Joy Doles, Mrs. Carole Mitterling. Third row: Mrs Bobbie Hart, Mr. Roy Swanson. Mrs. Phyllis Batdorff and Mrs. Irene Menolasino. Paris as I remember. There they had indulged their fondness for cheese and had ordered servings of Brie. A close and dear friend of mine, with whom I love to visit, Noah Webster, long ago wrote a dictionary. Me says of Brie cheese that "it is a ripened, soft, white cheese made in France or elsewhere and named for Brie a region in France lying east of Paris." The Bennetts, having finished their French dinner, awaited the serving of the cheese with eager expectation. When it arrived upon the table they inspected it and its wrapping with loving and devoted care -- but imagine their amazement and profound surprise when they found inscribed upon the wrappings an English wording: BRIE, made in Lena, Illinois -- U.S.A. We laughed and joked about this but I tucked it in the back of my head and determined to visit Lena at the very first opportunity. I had a memory of our Mike when he was in the School of Architecture at the University of Illinois going to Lena one weekend with Bob Etnyre, a classmate, to get some practical architectural education by helping with some shingling at Bob's aunt's farm near Lena. Bob is now a captain in the United States Marine corps. So last week one day when it was cool and clear Mrs. H. and I embarked after lunch for Lena. It is a town of 1,700 and lies fifteen miles northwest of Freeport, in Stephenson county. We went out to Belvidere on 176 and there picked up 20 west 'til we came to the Lena road. Lena is a clean, well ordered town with broad streets and mcely kept vegetable and flower gardens. There are shady trees and wide walks along which shopping farmers move from store to store. There are no "fancy" restaurants but I II bet there are places that could fill you up pretty well It is not known that anyone ever starved in Lena. We made a bee line for the cheese factory and sampled and tasted and bought. There were Brie and Carnembert and creamy Swiss, plus Port Salut and a number of other tasty products -- we found some good sausage, too They have gift packages of cheese and we sent some off even if it was summer. I didn t want Mike to miss this trea t We found a beautiful small green golf course, nine holes I yearned to come back and play it - its nine holes cross and recross a meandering brook A battleground of the Blaekhawk War lies nine miles southwest where on June 15, 18.12, ( olonel John Demant. fought the Indians, losing twenty-five men. A granite shaft marks the site. Four miles north of town is the I,ake I.e-Aqua-Na State park, with its 614 acres of lake and woody shore with gwd fishing, picnicking and hiking. The northwestern part of Illinois is hilly and wooded- beautiful in every season Here the elevation rises to over 1 200 feet We drove back through Roekford and had dinner there. We were home nine hours after we left It was a nice one-day vacation. Try "vacationlets" some time They break up the monotony. We are going to the Wisconsin State Fair early in August -- Whitnell Park - a great garden and horticultural FORD MAC DONALD NEW CAR SALE MERCURY! 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Thursday, July 4, found the Viscounts marching in three parades and two contests. The parades were in Highland Park, Deerfield and Northbrook. The contests were in Wheaton and Deerfield Friday, July 5, we appeared in the Crystal Lake centennial parade. Sunday, July 7, we were in Woodstock for the VJ day parade and put on an exhibition at the evening contest. Saturday, July 13, was our tag day in McHenry and we were so happy with all of the generous citizens of this city for their support Sunday, July 14, was McHenry Marine day, with yet another parade and exhibition in McHenry. Practice the following week was devoted to preparing for the American Legion state championship Following our performance on July 20 th at Elk Grove village, the corps went to downtown Chicago to march in the Captured Nations Day parade on State street. Sunday, July 21, found the Viscounts marching down Michigan avenue in Chicago for the American Legion state convention parade. The Booster club meeting is coming up soon, so don't forget the first Monday of the month, Aug. 5; at the American Legion club on Ringwood road. Keep saving your newspapers and call us for pickup services at 385-0988. Also, don't forget to save your coupons for extra --- -- -- »„vvm-mcii,ury-rora ana MAC DONALD 90 S. ROUTE 12 FOX LAKE 312-587-25411 MERCURY Show Room Hour Daily 9 to 9. Sat 9 to 5 Open Sun. 11 to 5 Service Hours: 8 to 5 Daily Closed Sat. Sun. County Fair Schedule 9:00 a.m. F R1 D A Y , AUGUST 2 Junior and Open Beef, Pavilion. 9:00 a.m. -- Junior and Open Dairy. Holstein. Pavilion 9:00 a.m. -- Junior and Open Sheep. Sheep Barn. 9:00 a m. -- Junior and Open Hogs. Hog Barn. 9:00 a m -- Dog Show Place to be announced 9:30 a.m. -- Open Class Poultry. Poultry Tent. 9:00 a m. -- Hunter and Jumper Contest. Corral. 9:00 a.m. -- pony show. Grandstand 7:30 p.m. -- Talent Contest Grandstand SATURDAY, AUGUST. 3 9:00 a.m. -- Antique Show Bldg. I) x 9:00 a m. -- Western Horse Show Corral 9:00 a m. -- Ppnj} Show, Halter Class. Horse Barn. 9:30 a m. -- Open Rabbits Rabbit Barn 10:00 a.m. -- 4-H Dairy Showmanship Pavilion 11:30 a.m. -- Tractor Pull Grandstand 1:00 p.m. -- Livestock Auction Pavilion. 8:00 p.m. -- Demolition Derby. (1 show only) Grandstand SUNDAY AUGUST 4 9:30 a m -- Junior Horse Show Corral. 12:00 a m. -- Tractor Pull. Garden Tractors, Antique, Hot Rods Grandstand 6:30 p.m. -- Clay Hart Show with "Life". Grandstand. 8:30 p.m. -- Clay Hart Show with "Life". Grandstand. DIAL-A-DEVOTION PHONE Hear God's Word Wherever You Are. SPONSORED BY: GUETTLER'S SERVICE STATION savings stamps for new shakos and plums (that is hat and a feather in drum corps language). Send your coupons to Mrs. Anderson, 6 N. Heather, Crystal Lake, 111.,60014. 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