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•' PAGE 2 - PLAINDE ALER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1977 PROPOSE DAY ACADEMY - Pastor Wright and the church secretary review the agenda for the Council for Christian Education to be held in the Wonder Lake Bible church Tuesday, March 1, at 8 p.m. The purpose of this council will be to determine the need for a Christian Day academy in the Wonder Lake area. All interested adults and parents, with children of school age from the various surrounding towns and communities, are invited to be present pt this meeting. MARCH 3 Community Calendar FEBRUARY 26 McHenry Unit American Legion Auxiliary - Annual Membership Dinner -- Legion Post Home --6:30 p.m. St. Margaret Mary Chapter of NAIM - Oak Room. St. Mary's School - Cards -- 7:30 p m McHenry Pigtail League r Registration - McHenry *£Firehouse 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. % FEBRUARY 27 5; St. Margaret Chapter of '•NAIM - Installation Dinner - <2:30 p.m. -- Andres Steak House J»- Reservations. Mrs. David *"Driscoll or Mrs. George Hart- £»mann. g FEBRUARY 28 McHenry Senior Citizens •JClub Meeting -- 7:30 p.m. - JSEast Campus Cafeteria. 5 McHenry Woman's Club - ^ Board Meeting -- City Hall - 10 if a m | MARCH 1 I? United Methodist Women -- f* Executive Committee Meeting j- ;9 a m - First United 5 Methodist Church. Marcia Mary Ball Circle -- Meeting - "First United Methodist Church - 12:30 p.m. r' Ruth Circle-Meeting-First Jp United Methodist Women - 12 Noon-Home of Mrs. Richard ••(Marian) Barrows. • * t MARCH 2 McHenry Grandmothers - £• Indian Manor Restaurant - £ 11:30 a m -- Meeting -- City Hall --1pm. , Pi Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi - Rush Meeting -- White Elephant Sale and Couples Auction -- Home of Mrs. Fawn Vail. MARCH 4 St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM - Fish Dinner - American Legion Hall -- 5:30 p.m Lakeland Park Women's Club -- Meeting -- 9:30 a m -- Lakeland Park Community House MARCH 5 Montini Parents Association - - Annual Dance, "South Sea Breeze" - Montini Middle School Gymnasium - Tickets at the Door McHenry Pigtail League Registration - McHenry Firehouse - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. MARCH6 Girl Scout Sunday -- Scouts Attend Church of Choice in Full Uniform MARCH 7 McHenry Senior Citizens Club -- Executive Committee Meeting - 3:30 p.m -- Land­ mark School. MARCH8 Town and Country Newcomers Club Meeting - St. Paul's Church -- 7:30 p.m. - Business Meeting ana Slide Presentation. MARCH 9 Pistakee Highlands Women's Club - Luncheon and Card Party - 12 Noon - Pistakee Highlands Community Center. McHenry Senior Citizens Club - Loop Bus Trip - Bus Leaves McHenry State Bank Parking Lot at 8:45 a.m. MARCH 10 Lakeland Park Women's Club - Set-Up for Flea Market r» A KEY TO *2,500°° WORTH OF TREASURE Coming To Your Door (IN A PLASTIC BAG) DON'T FORGET... j \ FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB IS SERVING FINE FOOD WEEKENDS FRIDAY-- LUNCH FROM 11:00 DINNER FROM 5:00 REGULAR MENU- FISH FRY FROM 5:00 SATURDAY-- LUNCH FROM 11:00 DINING ROOM CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC FROM 5 P.M. FEB. 26, FOR PRIVATE PARTY SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH ... FROM 10 to 2 DINNER ,.. .REGULAR MENU FROM 3 to ? SMORGASBORD....* FROM 3 to? Q HILL GOLF BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY 385-0333 "Missionary Work At Home" Meeting Theme Following a potluck lun­ cheon. the theme of the mon­ thly general meeting of the United Methodist Women. "Missionary Work at Home", began with Marian Barrows giving the history of FISH and what it has accomplished in this area Pat Esposito talked on the Meals on Wheels program; Mae Stinespring on Volunteers and Hospital Workers, and the program foi^ the elimination of all forms of child abuse through P A ; Gertrude Anderson on the Clothing Closet at Woodstock, and what the ladies do to help out when they volunteer work there; Lvda Radisch on Lake Bluff-Chicago Homes for children: Bertha Stange on the Cancer society for McHenry area and its many services; and some of her experiences with FISH and Head Start. Pastor Smith complimented the United Methodist Women for their many home missionary services. Gloria Cassell's meditations were taken from "Guideposts 1977 The minutes and the treasurers report of the January general meeting were read and accepted. The rummage sale was discussed, and it was decided to open the sale at noon Thursday. April 14, all day Friday, and until noon Saturday, April 16. The International Airport festival has been temporarily postponed until sometime in April Gloria Cassell reminded the ladies to save cancelled stamps, trading stamps and bonus coupons, which are sent to an institution for the retarded in Union Grove. Wis. The March general meeting will be Thursday. March 17 at 12 noon, with a potluck lun­ cheon with Ruth Circle being the hostesses. There will be a Lenten program. The Executive committee will meet Tuesday. March 1 at 9 a.m. Sale -- 8 p.m - Lakeland Park Community House. Knights of Columbus -- Regular Business Meeting - 8 p.m - K of C Hall. MARCH 11 & 12 "Flea Market'" - 9 a m. to 5 p.m. - Lakeland Park Com­ munity House -- Lakeland Park Women's Club. Sponsors. MARCH 12 Friendship Club -- Potluck Dinner and Meeting - 6 p.m. -- First United Methodist Church McCullom Lake Beach Gals - Plant and Bake Sale -- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. - McCullom Lake Beach House. MARCH 13 Knights of Columbus - Singles Bowling Tournament -- 1 p.m. - McHenry Recreation - Refreshments follow at the K of C Hall Legion Birthday Party - Legion Home. St. Patrick's Corn Beef & Cabbage Dinner ~'l to 4 p.m. - St. Patrick's Church Hall - Ladies Guild, Sponsors. N MARCH 14 American Legion Post 491 - Meeting -- 8 p.m -- Legion Home. McHenry Senior Citizens Club -- Meeting - 7:30 p.m - East Campus Cafeteria. MARCH 17 United Methodist Women -- Potluck Luncheon -12 Noon - I^enten Program - Ruth Circle, Hostesses. -- First United Methodist Church. Pi Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi -- Moael Meeting Officer Election - Ritual Jewels -- Home of Mrs. Fawn Vail. Meeting - C D. of A., Joyce Kilmer court 573 -K.C. Hall ~ 8 p.m. MARCH 18 Northland Area Art League - Panel Discussion - McHenry City Hall. St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM -- Meeting - St. Mary's Oak Room - 7:30 p.m. MARCH 18 & 19 Rummage Sale - Ringwood Methodist Church - Friday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -- Saturday. 9 a.m.-12 Noon. MARCH 19 "Springtime Polka" Dance - VFW Hall - 9 p.m. to ? - Savings on Advance Ticket Purchase From Members or at Post Home :r-& of sfcjfoiy.-.v RESERVE NOW FOR CHOICE DATES! ROUND TRIP FLIGHTS FROAA CHICAGO FROM *309 FRANKFURT LONDON AMSTERDAM HONOLULU ROME LOS ANGELES OR SAN FRANCISCO FROM *289 FROM *289 FROM '319 FROM *399 FROM 149 NO TOUR NEEDED TO QUALIFY (Flights operated under C.A.B. regulations!/ CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE "DEPENDABLE TRAVEL SINCE 1961", 3405 W. ELM, McHENRY 385-7500 Senior Citizens Hear The Joyful Noises 66 9 9 MARCH 24 Knights of Columbus -- Social Night -- 8 p.m. - K.C. Hall. MARCH 26 St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM -- St. Mary's Oak Room - Cards - 7:30 p.m. Pi Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi -- Scottish Double Bowling Night - Tomasello's MARCH 28 McHenry Senior Citizens -- Meeting -- 7:30 p.m. -- East Campus Cafeteria MARCH 29 Bazaar Work Day -- United Methodist Women - 11 a.m. -- First United Methodist Church. Open House To Commemorate 95th Birthday Mrs. Marie Wegner of Mc­ Cullom Lake will mark her ninety-fifth birthday Monday. March 7. A celebration in her honor will be given by her family Saturday. March 5. at St. Patrick 's church hall in McHenry, with an open house from 2:30 to 5 p.m Mrs. Wegner's friends and neighbors are cordially invited to attend Mrs. Wegner and her late husband, Nicholas, had thir­ teen children, and there are now more than 100 living descen­ dants. She and two sons. Cornelius and Cyprian, live at 5410 W. Hillside drive, in Mc­ Cullom Lake. Residing close by are daughter, Zita Perry, in Crystal Lake and son, Linus Wegner, in Woodstock. Another daughter, Loretta Howell, is visiting from California and helping to plan the birthday celebration. * • • • Some of the puzzles of life confound us, but we're always able to find someone who knows all the answers. President Ralph Lockerbie opened the McHenry Senior Citizens club meeting Monday evening, Feb. 14 with special Valentine greetings to the members. The program for the evening was "The Joyful Noises" a children's, choir under the direction of Edwin Wittrock. assisted by his wife. Irene, and pianist Eloise Leighty, from the First United Methodist church of McHenry It was a delightful program which everyone en joyed Everyone was pleased to hear that the "Joyful Noises" and "The Heavenly Hosts", both children's choirs, will be giving a concert at West campus Sunday. March 20 at 3 p.m There were 136 in attendance when the Pledge of Allegiance was recited in unison. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and ap­ proved Also the treasurer's report was read and accepted In the absence of tour chairman, John Doerr. Mrs. Louise Giel reported eighty members went on the trip to Janesville. Wis. Feb. 16. Mrs Giel also advised that the tour to the Police Com­ munications center and Fire academy will be Wednesday. April 20. with luncheon at a Chinese restaurant which will be served family style. Reservations must be made promptly. Mrs. Giel also mentioned that almost all reservations for the trip to Mackinac Island June 13 are filled If interested in this trip contact her promptly. Mrs Clara Knetzer reported a few vacancies left cn the Loop bus for March 9. Interested parties should contact her as soon as possible. Bowling chairman, Frank Giel. reported the bowling is f'going great" and reminded the bowlers of the bowling banquet April 28,at the Branded Steak house in Crystal Lake, social hour 5:30 p.m., dinner 6:30p m. He promises delicious food and real good en­ tertainment. Happy Birthday, and Happy Anniversary were sung to members celebrating tthese events at this time. A notice was read regarding the Kiwanis club's Senipr Citizens Hobby Sho^ in Woodstock Saturday, J^ne. 18 from 9 a m to 4 p m Further information on this event can be secured from secretary, Eleanor Schubert Also information was read regarding the Flower show at McCormick place March 26 through April 3. further data on this is available from the secretary. A letter from Miss Victoria Behan was read regarding the blood pressure screening program for Senior Citizens Publicity chairlady, Lyda Radisch. asked committee chairpersons to keep her ad­ vised of the committee ac­ tivities. so that proper publicity can be given each event. Mrs. Anne Rehfinger, social chairlady. advised that the tickets for the April 25 smorgasbord wilj be on sale at the next meeting. All tickets are sold on a first come - first serve basis. because seating arrangements are limited. 'rtie next meeting of the club will be Monday, Feb. 28 at 7:30 p.m., at East Campus when the program will be "Illinois Sings" a film by the Illinois Bell Telephone company. World Day Of Prayer Officers for the Lake Region Church Women United have chosen the theme "Love In Action" for the 1977 World Day of Prayer and are preparing the event which takes place Friday, March 4. Pictured, left to right, are Almarie James, vice-president; Pearl McConnell, treasurer; Sister Virginia Lawrence, president and Pat Seiling, secretary. Church Women United World Day of Prayer will be celebrated by Church Women United in McHenry Friday, March 4, at 10 at St. Paul's Episcopal church. It is the day when millions of women around the world will pray for reconciliation and un­ derstanding among people everywhere. World Day of Prayer is sponsored in the United States by Church Women United. Women from many chur­ ches . Protestant, Orthodox. and Catholic will come together to pray and act. Chairwomen for the day will be Charlene Tonyan and Libby Podpora. Representatives from the area churches will participate. This year's theme is "Love In Action", a love which discovers neighbors around the world and also reaches out to neighbors at home. The service was prepared by women in the German Democratic Republic. MARRIAGE LICENSES Richard R Below, Jr., Spring Grove, and Kay E. Holt, 1002 Main street, Spring Grove. Thomas W. Althoff, 614 Shepherd Hill, McHenry, and Susan L. Kelsey, 2810 N. Wooded lane, McHenry. Daivd G. Borcovan, 1300 Eastwood Manor, McHenry, and Mary E. Okey, Woodstock. David C. Ovart, Crystal Lake, and Olivia Urbina, 915 Oakwood drive, McHenry. Nicholas J. Muschal, 4307 Wilmot road, McHenry, and Marie M. Kenyon, 302 N. Timothy lane, McHehry. DIVORCES Ae Ran Reuter from Paul F. Reuter. Isabel Taylor from Raymond H. Taylor, McHenry. Marlene J. Martin from Allen R. Martin. Janet R. Hulsey from Albert C. Hulsey. Nancy I. Poplin from James C. Poplin. * * * * Legislation isn't the cure for every economic and social ill--jail sen­ tences would help more. Community Leaders Women's Role... LENORE FRISBY It has been suggested that the image a city projects is merely the reflection of the persons who live in it. If the City of McHenry projects an image of a pleasant mixture between small town sincerity and big city leader­ ship. then it's due primarily to its inhabitants--persons such as Lenore Frisby. Miss Frisby ("I'm not a women's libber") is a lifelong resident of McHeni*y. who truly reflects the various moods of the city she has helped shape. On one hand there is Lenore Frisby. vice-president of a major financial institution in town, providing "big city leadership", making recom­ mendations. and giving sound fiscal advice to community residents. On the other hand there is Lenore Frisby, founder of the Business and Professional Women's (BPW) club, whose" purpose is to aid women who need help, and reflects the "small town sincerity" which everyone hopes McHenry never loses. And, of course, not to be forgotten is Miss Frisby's in­ famous Irish humor. No one who was there, will ever forget" her performance at the retirement dinner and roast for Thomas Bolger and Earl Walsh. Possibly, Miss Frisby is best known for her initiating BPW. The organization is now in its seventh year of operation. "I was a member of the Woodstock BPW," she ex­ plained. "And I felt the need for one in McHenry, so I gathered some women together, and we formed it." BPW is an international* organization whose aim is to help women in business. "We give two scholarships to girls for continuing their Story series and photo by Jeff Bonato education," she explained. BPW also sponsors a Girl Scout troop, and we just voted to sponsor a woman who is taking a course dealing with the rescue squad. "Working in a bank really helped to get BPW started," Miss Frisby said. "Coming in contact with so many people, made it easier to get the initial twenty-five members needed to form a McHenry chapter." Besides being a big booster of BPW, she is also a big booster of the town she has called "home" her entire life. "I can remember McHenry as a small town," she reminisced. "I'm just a big McHenry booster. While I've seen some bad elements come in, the new people have brought about some excellent changes also." Miss Frisby has been in­ volved in banking for thirty- three years, first as a secretary, and now as a vice- president and trust officer at McHenry State bank. But there are times when she must enjoy being away from it all. the bank, BPW, and her work with the Cancer society. At those times, Lenore Frisby goes on the water. "I'm a real water lover," she said. "I love the river and I enjoy fishing. "I cherished the view from the old bridge, and am sorry it's no longer there." If she ever stood on that old bridge and glanced down into the water below, the reflection she would see, would be an image of what the City of McHenry is all about. For Lenore Frisby has helped make the City of McHenry the fine city it is today. IT'S EASY, IT'S FUN, IT'S FREE! 3 x 5 COLOR PORTRAIT JUST COME IN AND "SAY CHEESE". OUR PHOTOGRAPHER WILL BE ON DUTY FEB. 25 & 26 FROM 10 To 5 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Child MUM! Be \ccom|»unied by parent TheToddlerShop 3430 W McH#nrw, Illinois 315 0744 C.D. of A. Will Wear Green At Next Meeting pies, magazines, and used pencils are items Regent Bertilla collects for Mission projects. Mrs. Margaret Cahill donated jig saw puzzles to the Downey vets. The Court added a monetary contribution for victims of the energy and unemployment crises in response to a request from the National Regent of the C D.A. The letter from the State Regent called attention to the month of April being new members and new courts month, also the Catholic Press month. The official publication of the Catholic Daughters of America is Share magazine. Dates for two of the Court's coming events were tentatively and respectively set; namely, April 25, a Mother's day banquet and May 5, a public card party. February birthdays of Regent Bertilla and Alvira Nye were celebrated with singing. Mary Agnes Hartmann won the at­ tendance prize. Prayers led by Regent Bertilla for the departed members closed the Dusiness meeting A very tasteful evening repast was served by social chairlady, Mrs. John R Freund, whose helpers were Bertilla Freund, Bobbie May, Laura Weber, Laura Phan- nenstill and others. Games with prizes followed. The wearing-of-the green date, March 17 will be the next meeting time for Joyce Kilmer Court's C&tholic Daughters of America. Mary Agnes Hart­ mann will be refreshment hostess with assistance from Jeanette Driscoli, Susan Wruck, Eleanor Strache, Genevieve Knox, Caroline Bauer and Wilma Aylward. Regent Bertilla Freund opened the Feb. 17 meeting with prayers for the sick and absent members, and for world peace. Special prayers were added for Mrs. Oakford and her daughter in remembrance of kindnesses of chauffering by Mrs. Oakford to Downey Veterans hospital when the Court's entertainment com­ mittee made their monthly visits. Religious greeting cards, cancelled stamps, soap sam- Randy Huster at the organ FRl & SAT EVENINGS in the Red Carpet Lounge Open to the Public McHenry Country Club 820 No. John St. * McHenry, III. <