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PAGE 2-PLALNDEALKB - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1«8 MR. AND MRS. BEN JACOBS WEDDING TRIP TO WESTERN STATES - Mr. and Mr*. Ben Jacobs are making their home in Wonder Lake after returning frbm a wedding trip to several western states. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hushka, 10301 Covell street, Richmond. The groom, a 1959 graduate of McHenry high school, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacobs, St., 3519 Ringwood road, Wonder Lake. Carnations and ro6es decorated Nativity Lutheran church for the traditional ceremony before the Reverend Roger Olson on Aug. 19. A reception for 225 was held in Johnsburg community hall. St. Pat's Guild Hosts Mass And Lunch Sept. 11 will usher in the first meeting of St Patrick's Ladies Guild with 11 30 a m Mass, celebrated by the Rev Edmund Petit, in St. Patrick's Catholic church. All women of the McHenry area are invited to worship with the members, and attend a light lunch and meeting in the parish hall following the Mass A social hour will follow with the of­ ficers in charge A Membership drive is under way, and dues are now payable for the year beginning in September Membership is not limited to women of St Patrick's parish Any in­ terested women in the are may contact Membership Chairman Florence Wickersheim. Helen Koblitz, or the officers for further information Pi Alpha Busy With September Activities At the last meeting of Pi Alpha sorority, events for the month of September were outlined. The first of these is the meeting on the seventh at the home of Virg Stasiak. when the topic. "Growing Up", will be discussed On Sept. 21. Pi Alpha will hold a meeting at the home of Aleta Gemmell. with the topick. Learning To Learn". At the. Sept 28 meeting, held at the home of Lorene Farr. prospective rushees will be present for an informal get together The Aug 23 meeting at the home of Linda Thietje opened with a salad pot-luck Year­ books were distributed THOUGHT FOR FOOD By GOULD CROOK Vegetable* Tfwe are so many fresh vegetables available from the market or from the garden and sometimes we tend to mistreat them. We know that all veg­ etables should be washed thoroughly before they are cooked, but remember that they should be washed rapidly rather than allowing them to soak in water Leafy vegetables are best washed if placed in a pan of coio water, then lifted out. As many waters as necessary are used to free the vegetables from grit and sand Use a small brusn in cleaning other than leafy vegetables We cook vegetables as rapidly as possible Cabbage, cauliflower, and onions require a quanitiy of water when cooKed whole, but mosi^are best cooked m very little water Leafy green vegetables, such as spinach, are an exception. They are cooked in just the water that clings to them and kept covered until they have wilted. An enemy of food value is the spoon, so don't sbr vegetables while they are cooking. Boil vegetables until they are just tender, so that some of the crispness is retained Add one to two teaspoons salt to each quart of water, bring the water to a boil and add the vegetables slowly so the water does not stop boiling Editor's Quote Book You have to stop in order to change di­ rection Erich Fromm r r 7 ?r T »7 USTIC ARBOR Restaurant and Lounge SERVING: BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER DAILY LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS FRIDAY FISH FRY - SUNDAY BRUNCH R THE HARBOR LOUNGE FEATURtS DOUBLE BUBBLE HOUR MON.-FII. 4:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. IIOZ. COCKTAIU TUESDAY IS $1 25 LAOHES NIGHT ; LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THURS.. FRI. S SAT. NIGHTS THE MUSIC MATES -cocooocooooooooc* 217 N. FRONT (RTE. 31) MCHENRY, ILL. (815) 385 8600 Baptism Held At St. Julie's Jill Marie Carpenter, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Young of McHenry, was christened at St. Julie's Catholic church in Tinley Park on Aug 27. After the ceremony, a dinner was given by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger (Kathleen) Carpenter of Tinley Park, for family and friends including the Clarence Youngs of McHenry, paternal grand­ parents Mr and Mrs Robert Carpenter of Evergreen Park, godfather A1 Gierut of Tinley Park, and godmother Mrs Tom (Donna) Stephano of St. Charles Great-grandmother Mrs Agnes Carpenter made the trip from Florida to see Jill Marie. Senior Walk-In ( 'enter Meals are served Monday through Friday at the McHenry Walk-In center beginning at 11 45 a m reservations must be made by 1:30 p.m the day before at 385-8260 The menu for the week of Sept 4 to Sept. 8 is as follows: Sept.4; Labor Day-no meal served Sept.5: Ham and turkey salad, broccoli, orange juice, dinner rolls, jello. milk Sept.6: Spaghetti and meatballs, green beans, cucumber salad, bread sticks, banana pudding with fresh bananas, milk Sept. 7: Veal birds in gravy, mashed potatoes, harvard beets, rye bread, apricot sauce, peanut butter cooky, milk Sept. 8: Oven fried chicken, baked potatoes, corn and limas, cranberry sauce, wheat bread, apple cake, milk DIVORCES Decrees and judgments of dissolutions of marriage recently granted by the 19th Judicial Circuit Court include: JoAnn Wood and Gary B Wood; Jane F Brya and John J Brya: Lois J Neumann and Lawrence Marcus Neumann. Eveleyn J Wallace and James J Wallace. Terese Ann Mertz and Ronald J Mertz. Mary Theresa Schultz and Kevin Lee Schultz Susan K Meyer and Robert L Meyer; James F Funk and Edith W Funk, Cynthia Anne Diedrich and Donald Diedrich Leo R LaMontagne and Betty Dora LaMontagne, Frances M Finn and Fred Finn. Elmer Ritter and Bar­ bara M Ritter Fred A Burkey and Rebecca J Burkey; Patricia A Colberg and Jimmie L Colberg. Margaret F Johnson aod Robert E Johnson John Alan Hemphill and Harriet Irene Hemphill. Marcia L Graf and Richard J. Graf Carol L Rasmussen and James W Rasmussen. Nancy A Grass and Thomas P Grass. Knitted and crocheted sweaters feature hoods which are very fashionable for fall and winter Blocking handmade knitted and crocheted garments is very important. Follow direc­ tions to achieve a product you'll wear with pride. Nurses In Dinner Meeting The monthly meeting of the 16th district Illinois Nurses association will be held at the Holiday Inn, 231 Green Bay road, North Chicago, Monday, Sept. 11. Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. followed by the business meeting at 7:30 The program speaker will be Mrs Cecelia Hirtzel, vice- chairperson division, Medical- Surgical Nursing Illinois Nurses association. She will speak on the new division and the role of the staff nurse in relation to the division. Reports 6f the American Nurses association convention in Hawaii will also be given. All dinner reservations must be received by Sept. 8 making checks payable to 16th district INA and mailed to Mrs. Laura Benham, 416 Douglas street. Waukegan. No reservations are needed for the business and program Auction Appreciation Picnic About 125 people attended the first annual 4-H Flj>A Junior auction buyers' appreciation picnic sponsored by the McHenry County Livestock association, according to Craig Scheidecker, McHenry county Extension adviser Sales from this year 's auction 64 DaHce totaled $103,845 for 121,028 lbs , of lamb, beef and pork. The Junior Livestock auction offers 4-H and FFA boys and girls an opportunity to see their animals sell in a competitive auction at fair prices. The youth work all year and this is the first receipts they get from the projects. Most buyers are repeat buyers because they receive top quality meat as well as knowing they are supporting local youth. According to Scheidecker, a comment from buyers indicates the meat is the best they have ever eaten. MARA E. JONES JUNE WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. and Mrs. William O. Jones, 4602 Sunnyside road, Woodstock, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mara, a graduate of McHenry high school, to David B. Wicklund, 1308 Eighteenth street, Rockford. son of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy L. Wicklund. 3843 Abbotsford road, Rockford. They plan a June 9, 1979, wedding at the First Evangelical Free church in Rockford. For Joy Auditions The McHenry Actors studio will be holding auditions for the Epiphany play, "Dance for Joy", on the next two Sundays. Prospective cast members should be able to act, sing and dance However, musicians, technical crew members, and other production workers are also invited to attend and sign up to help Auditions will start at 3 and 7 p.m at the Little White church at 3813 W John street, in McHenry Sept 3 and 10. "Dance for Joy" is a biblical musical about a young crippled 'former dancer' The story shows how her life and those of the people around her are suddenly changed by the birth in Bethlehem. The script and lyrics were written by Tom Laidlaw. who will direct the show The score was composed by Bob Knapik, known musically in the area as Bobby K ' The show will be performed in several churches in the McHenry-Crystal Lake- Woodstock area from Dec 29 to Jan. 7 One may call BH (Bob) Nowicki. 3813 W John street, McHenry, for more in­ formation Gail Bishoff To Wed In Park A private park ceremony on Sept 17 is being planned for the wedding of Gail Ann Bischoff, formerly of McHenry, to James P Nevins. son of Mr and Mrs Donald Nevins of Park Ridge The engagement is being announced by Mr and Mrs William Bischoff. Zephyrhills, Florida Gail is the reservations manager for a Cypress Gar dens resort Jim holds the position of sports director at the radio station in Zephyrhills BENEFIT SHOW A benefit for Muscular Dystrophy will l>e held at Changes Disco, Rt 31 north, Sunday, Sept 3 Special acts will be provided from 7:30 p.m to 2 a m . with collections for M I) being taken up between acts There will be no cover charge Community Calendar 8 ooooc SEPTEMBER 3 Knights of Columbus Annual Picnic-Petersen Park-10 a m Knights of Columbus 1288- Picnic in Peterson Park noon until0 SEPTEMBER 4 Al-A-Non Family Group Meeting-8 : 30 p.m.--First United Methodist Church. SEPTEMBER 5 Whispering Oaks Bus To Chicago Loop- Leave Comunity Center. 8 45 a m - Rides Available for McHenry Senior Citizens And Residents-Call 385- -8518 by Aug 31 I' M W Mission Team (Executive Committeei Meeting--8 45 a m First United Methodist Church Free Blood Pressure Screening -First United Methodist Church-3717 West Main Street -1 p.m Ruth Circle of UMW Home of Mrs Marion Barrows bring a sandwich Free Blood Pressure serening by McHenry county Heart Association at First National Bank of McHenry from 9am to 1 p m -public invited SEPTEMBER 6 McHenry Senior Citizens Club Bus Trip -Leaves McHenry Savings and lxtan P a r k i n g L o t a t S a m McHenry Grandmothers Club Luncheon at Chapel Hill Country Club 11 30-Meeting at 1 pm at City Hall-Guest Speaker-Dorothy Mers SEPTEMBER 7 Pi Alpha meeting -home of Virg Stasiak topic-"Growing Up SEPTEMBER 8 First United Methodist Church Rummage Sale 8 a m 8 p m Friendship Club Pot Luck Dinner and Meeting-6 pm -- First United Methodist Church Dining Room Arts Group Presents Puppet Show On Saturday, Sept 9, at 2 p.m., McHenry County Per­ forming Arts association, in cooperation with McHenry Public library, will present a puppet show, "Rapunzel". from Grimms' Fairy tales This show will delight children of all ages These puppets from Ger­ many with their lovable faces and bright costumes, will take the audience back into the land of make believe Although truly entertaining. MCPPA hopes to stimulate the imagination of young people and motivate the use of this fine library Parents of pre-schoolers will find joy and fulfillment in reading to their children The puppets and theatre are being furnished by The McHenry Shores library This newly formed community library has been working hard to stimulate its community and especially its children in Literature They are, however, in great need of good children's books and would welcome donations A small charge will be made MCPPA'snext attraction will be a fund raising garage sale and fashion show Saturday. Sept. 16, from9a m to 5pm at 804 South Pearl avenue. McHenry Shores A fashion show will be presented during t h i s s a l e a t 1 2 , 2 , a n d 4 p m Donations for this sale are welcome and can be picked up by calling 675-2066 or 344 2669 SEPTEMBER 9 First United Methodist Church Rummage Sale-8 a m 12 noon Auction-Faith Presbyterian church 2107 West Lincoln road. McHenry-1 to 4 pm Sponsored by Gals Benefit Stronghold Friendship Club Potluck Dinner and Meeting-6 p m First Methodist church Dining Room MCCPA Puppet Show McHenry Public Library 2 p m SEPTEMBER 10 McHenry County Historical M u s e u m , U n i o n Demonstration of Butternut Wood Jewelry Making 1 30 to 4 30 p m NAIM Diocesan Council Meeting Mary Room-St, Mary's school Potluck Bring Table Service 2 p m Widows and Widowers welcome SEPTEMBER II A1A Non Family Group Meeting -8:30 p m First United Methodist Church McHenry Senior Citizens C l u b M e e t i n g - 7 : 3 0 p m - Program by Union 76 Chorus Blood Pressure Whispering Oaks Community Center 4513 Front Royal Drive 1 to 3 p m St Patrick's Ladies Guild 11 30 a m Mass followed by a light lunch meeting in church hall SEPTEMBER 12 Newcomers Club Monthly Meeting Wallpaper Demon stration- St Paul s Episcopal Church -7 30 p m Marcia Mary Ball Circle Meeting for Mystery Lun cheon "-Helen Waters Home - 3016 West Mary Lane--ll 45 am D e n t a l H y g i e n i s t s Association of McHenry county- First Monthly Meeting- Tuesday. Sept 12-New Members Invited SEPTEMBER 14 Lakeland Park Women's C l u b M e e t i n g - 7 : 3 0 p m Lakeland Park Com­ munity House SEPTEMBER 15 NAIM- St Mary's Chapter- Meeting-Oak Room St Mary's school-7 30 p m SEPTEMBER 16 MCCPA Garage Sale and Fashion Show 804 S Pearl- McHenry Shores SEPTEMBER 17 McHenry County Historical Museum Union-1 30 to 4:30 p m - . - H a r v a r d D a y • Demonstrations in Making Apple Head Dolls THEOS Dinner 5:30-Snug Harbor Program after at First Methodist church SEPTEMBER 18 A1A Non Family Group Meeting--8 30 p m - First United Methodist Church Meeting for application for AFS-7 p m West Campus SEPTEMBER 20 Whispering Oaks Women's Club Salad Luncheon and Meeting 1 p m SEPTEMBER 21 United Methodist Women G e n e r a l M e e t i n g - 7 3 0 p m - BIRTHS WE WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, LABOR DAY for dinner 1 pm-8 pm Special Salute to the end of the BOATING SEASON! Foxfire Productions presents "ANY WEDNESDAY" OPENS SEPT. 5th Call 385-9053 for information and reservations GR£scent cbaY~ -LANPINQ 3309 N Chapel Hill >d., McHerny 385-8899 ~ m y % f » y' RAYMOND'S JOHNSBURG BOWL * LEAGUE OPENINGS • FRI. 915 PM--MEN (5 on a Team) SAT. 6 30 PM--MIXED (2 Couples on a Team) FRI. 12 NOON MIXED (2 Couples on a Team) SUN. 11:30 AM --MIXED (3 on a Team) WOMEN BOWLERS! NEW, LEAGUE FORMING fcMENtt COUNTY S ONlt SCRATCH LEAGUE 4 WOMEN ON A TEAM WED 9 PM - AVERAGES OffN! Contact Nancy Shula or Roy ON THE FOX RIVER AT 3312 N. CHAPEL HILL RD., McHENRY 3S5-147S Welcome Third child Samantha Joy. 8 lbs 3 ozs . was born at McHenry hospital on Aug 28, the third child of Michael and Heather Dodge. 4911 W Route 120, McHenry Tanya Star and Tony Dominic are the couple s other children The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Donald Meigler of Dolton Mr and Mrs Hollo Fuller of Iron Mountain, Michigan, are the paternal grandparents First United Methodist Church -3717 West Main Street SEPTEMBER 24 McHenry County Historical Museum. Union--1 30 to 4:30 p m - G r e e n w o o d D a y Pi Alpha meeting home of A l e t a G e m m e l l - t o p i c " learning to Learn SEPTEMBER 25 Al-A-Non Family Group Meet ing--8 : 30 p.m.--First United Methodist Church McHenry Senior Citizens Club Meeting -7 30 p rn SEPTEMBER 28 Pi Alpha meeting Lorene Farr home informal get together for prospective rushees SEPTEMBER 30 NAIM St Mary s Chapter Meeting-Oak Room St Mary's school 7 30 p m OCTOBER 1 McHenry County Historical Museum Slide Show American Roots in England OCTOBER 8 Al-A Non Family Group Meeting 8 "30 p m First United Methodist church McHenry County Historical Museum Crystal Lake Day- Program by Mrs Shiyi Kimura New Son Tom and Pat Fry. 4315 N Mayfair. McHenry. welcomed a new son. Thomas Earl The little boy was born Aug 24 at McHenry hospital He weighed 9 lbs 13 ozs at birth Baby Thomas has one sister. Stacy, at home Second Son Mr and Mrs (ilenn Doles. 5803 Wonder woods drive. Wonder Lake, announce the birth of their second son John George He was born Aug 25 at Harvard hospital, and weighed 8 lbs 13 ozs His brother. Andrew, is two and one half years old His maternal grandparents. Mr ' and Mrs George Brabenec. reside in Wonder I.ake Second Daughter Mr and Mrs Richard A Clark 5310 West lane. McHenry. are pleased to an nounce the birth of their second daughter Kathryn Deanne. on Aug 20, at Lake Forest hospital Kimberly. her sister, is two years old The maternal grandparents are John and Betty Kosar, 1301 l^ake Matthews, Ingleside Betty Clark of McHenry, and Richard Clark of Ft Meyers. Florida are the paternal grandparents I isl Son Mr and Mrs Neil U»ewe, 5008 Maple Hill drive, McHenry. are the proud parents of a fi lb 9 oz boy, Michael Martin born on Aug 21. at Lutheran General hospital His grandparents, Mrs Eileen Hartigan and Mr and Mrs I)v* ight Loewe all reside in DesPlaines Births; a boy to Mr and Mrs VNilliam Day • • • * U n f o r t u n a t e l y , t h e man who thinks he can control strong driWk, sel­ dom does. A SAT. OCT 14th IS THE DATE! JURNBERRY COUNTRY CLUB^ IS THE PLACE!