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IGRI4 • PUUNDEALEK - FRIDAY, MAY 28 .1M2 THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ! n n ! l Summerfest Ticket Sale PH . f . . . • • i mk .» 1 *1 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ' 3 7 1 7 W . M A I N S T R E E T - M c H E N R Y 385-0931 WORSHIPt 10.45 SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9,20 Tin Church of St Mary of the Assumption R*v. Jam** C. Goynor, Pastor R«v. Jamas Novak, * A««t. Prlaat Rav. Waltar Johnson, M.M. Rov. Stonloy Ryinor Rov. C. Alfred Dlotsch lot. Kvo. Mass 5PM Fulfills Sunday Obligation Sunday Massos 4:30, isOO, 9:10,9:44,10:44, 11:00, 12 NOON SfeHwry EvM(*lical FrwGtardi *031 H|MM-.no<2d i<« tmo iu i r t i Pastor Roy Wlnor 1•443-9474 Sunday Sorvlco 10:30 Sunday Ivo Sorvlco 4:00PM Sunday School 9:14-10:14 St Fmcis Palish NKioul CatMIc Chorch f '̂lonc§oF9* Rood lost of Rlnf wood load Sunday Massos • 11AM Pathor Josoph Bnok. Pastor AssMkly if M Pastor Lawronco Thompson 1309 N. Court St. 344-0447 Sunday School 9:30 Worshlq 10:44AM, 4:00PM Wnfcr lake Bible Clwrch Phono: 724-0422 7401 HowoOrlvo Wondor Loko, Illinois Sunday School 9i30AM Morning Worship Sorvlco 10:40AM Prayor Hour-Wad. 7:30PM First ItaitMl Methodist Clurch lnvUIWII9l VMR o" 3717 W. Main Stroot Church phono 304-0931 Thomas lowory, Pastor Parsonago phono 304-1342 Schodulo of Worship Sorvlco Worship: 10:44 Sunday School: 9:20 III Enifslical UtkenM Clwrch of All Saints 312-407-7727 (Offlco) 312-497-4427 (Pastor's Offlco) Rov. J. W. Hughos, III Sunday Schodulo: Worship Sorvkos 4:14 AM and 10:30AM Sunday School 9:1 SAM Faith Presbyterian Clurch 2107 Wost Lincoln Rood (Across from outdoor Thootor) Worship: 4:30 4 10:44 Chlldron t Adult Sunday School 9:30AM glblo Study-Thurs. 9:30AM Pastor: Dr. Krlc J. Snydor Phono: 304-4344 or 344-4440 Nursory Sorvlcos Available Homo of Tho Joyful Noise Christian Preschool St John the Baptist Catholic Church Johnsburg Rov. Leo Bortel, Pastor Rectory Phone: 344-14^7 Sot. Kvo. Mass 5:30 4 4:00PM Fulfills Sun. Obligation Sun. Massos 7, 9. 10:30 4 12 NOON Weekdays 7:30 4 9-Sat. 4AM in Wander Lobe, Phono: 724-1091 Pastor • Dennis Shaw Sunday Worship 11AM •Iblo Study 10 AM Wodnosday Prayor I and 4lble Study 7PM MOUIil HOpS United Methodist 1014 W. Broadway Pletakoo Highlands William O. Johnson, Pastor Sunday School: 9:14 a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Clurch 01 M Wondor Lako, Illinois 4010 Wostwood Drive Wondor Lako 41S-443-9940 Janio A. Long, Pastor Morning Worship Sorvlco 11:00a.m. • Evening Prayor Sorvko lO.m. It' Peel's Episcopal Clwrch 344-0390 3704 W. St. Paul's 4 Green Rev. Wm. H. Mar ley. vicar Sunday Sorvkos •:00 AM Holy Rucharkt 10:00AM Church 4chool Holy Kuchariat end Sermon Nursory provided Wed. 9:30AM Holy Suchorlat y Doya o« announced ' Doya oi mG lance Bible Clurch 3414 W. Bull Volloy Rd. Rov. Oorold Robertson Pre-Sorvlco Prayor 4:14 AM First Worship Service 4:30 AM Sunday School 9:44AM Second Worship Service 11:00AM Choir Practko 4:00PM Evening Service 7:00PM Wednesday Blblo Study 4 Prayor 7:30PM Clwrch il Christ Jamas Bush Orade School 2117W. Church Stroot Johnsburg, Illinois Worshipi 9:30AM Bible Class: 10:30AM Phono: 414-344 0447 OR 114-344 4*47 George R.Juste* Fooeral HOMO 3419W.ILM STRUT McHSNRY 344-2400 Glaviaao's leteriors 414 S. ROUTI 31 McHSNRY 34S-3744 Brake Parts Co. P.O. BOX 11 McHCNOY 344-7000 Act Hardware 3729W.ILM STRSIT McHKNIY 344-0722 McHeonr Trick Liee, lee. P.O. BOX 474 • McHINRY. IL. 344-0712 Chain O'Lakos Evangelical Covenant Church 4415 N. Wllmot Rood Rov. Mitchell Considlno Sunday School 9:44 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Church Phone 497-3000 Partonage 497-30S0 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Clwrch (Missouri Synod) 4204 W. Woukegon Rd. (W. Rte. 120) Rev. Hermann F. Groef 344-0059 3S5-1414 Sunday Worship 7:4S 4 10:30 Nursery Services provided at 10:30 Sducatlon for Stornlty Sunday School Chlldron and Youth 9:00 a.m. Nativity Lutheran Church 3404 E. Wonder Lake Rood Box 157 Phone 453-3432 Wondor Lake, Illinois Sunday Worship 4:00 a.m. 4 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:00 a.m. (Nursery Fecllltles Available) lleited Peetecostal Church 254 Sunnyslde Lakemoor Rev. Nolen Hilderbrond 312-279-4249 Sunday 9:44 a.m. 4 4:30 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Bible Study Friday 7:30 p.m. Youth Sorvko Frewd Funeral Home 7411 HANCOCK DRIVE WONDER LAKI 1-724-0233 yfjiMM1f Mb Weill j Savings I Loan 1209 N.CRKEN STREET MCHENRY 3443000 First National Bank 3414 W. RTE. M McHINRY.IL. McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W.SIM STRSIT 344-0170 McHenry State Bank 3410W.KLM STRSIT 344-1040 MeMist Chsrch Poster Cordon Smith Roe. 440-2444 Church 443-4944 Sunday 9:15 o.m. Church School at 9:44 a.m. Peter M. Jestee Funeral Home 3407 W. ELM STRUT McHINRY 305-0043 This space available to advertisers for pennies an issue. McHwy Paint, Glass 3411 McHINRY S Wallpaper Mil W.UMST RHT McHenry County Frienis Meetiif (Qeaker) 1st 4 3rd Sunday, 11:00 o.m For Information call 344-4412 or 312-443-3444 Christ the Kii| CatMIc 40041. Wonder lobs Wondor Lobe, Illinois Sun. Massos: 4, 10 a.m. Noon Sat. Ivoning Moss 4:00 p.m. Fulfills Sunday Obligation First Baptist Clwrch 409 Front St. 344-0043 Rov. Marshall I. Worry llble Study-Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Sorvko 10:44 o.m and 7:00 p.m. _ Wodnosday Prayor Sorvko | 7:00 p.m. » SL Patrick's CatheUc Cherch Rev. Idmund Petit, Pewter Sot. Ivo (Sunday obligation | fulfilled) 5 p.m. Sunday: 7>1S,0i30, 9:44,11412.14 Christiae Science Society Lincoln Rd. wed Sunday Sorvlco 4 Sunday School 10:30 Wad. 4 p.m. Reading Room Tues. 4 Thurs. 2-4 Saturday 11-12 Noon Clwrch el God ol McMeary I B.His«A>S||| \ 3413 John St., McHenry. II. Sunday School 10.44 a.m. Morning Worehlp 11.40 a.m.] Sunday Ivoning 4.44 p.m. John last. Pastor Phono 344-1304. 344-3940 Shepherd of the Hills Litheran Cfcarch 404 N. Croon St. Rov. Roger W. Schneider Phono 344-7744 or 344-40301 Sunday Church 0.30 4 10:451 Sunday School 9:13 Nursory Sorvkos Available | Coast to Coast Hardware Test tickets will go on sale at St. Patrick's church this Sunday, May 90, and will bo available until the two4ay festival the end of June. , The busy committee chairmen met recently to plan, and to have publicity photos taken for the souvenir program. Those named .for this yesr's fund raiser are Charlene Kraus, advertising sales; Paul Graham, ad book; Nancy Betts. ticket chairman; Marcella and James Lynott, food and drink tickets; Steve Fike, photography; Barb and Mike Marrs, publicity; and Chris Koleno, construction foreman. Room * chairmen & ') include Anne Cteda, Steve Doherty, Larry CoughJ'n, AI Smith, Don Re inbo ld t , Nancy Daurio, Jan Waflwr, Pat Miller. Bill Zingroni and Marueeen and Jerry Legowski. Anyone in the com­ munity is invited to participate in the organisation of Sum­ merfest, which is ex­ pected to provide summer entertainment for 2,5000 people Volunteers can be particularly effective in distributing posters and flyers or assisting with art work or ticket sates. Summerfest wifl be two days of outdoor dancing and bar- becueing, and indoor entertainment and feasting on June 25 and 21 from 7 p.m. until approximately 2 a.m., the grounds of St. Patrick's church and Montini Primary center will be hopping with enthusiastic party- goers. Proceeds will benefit the school. For in­ formation regarding tickets, or to volunteer/ call 385-1434. Wildlife Calendar ji-- P.Uv A shortage af aatarai tree cavtttes is fordag spaced for »ta nse chimneys and erawl m JOHN L. FREUND FRfUND FUNERAL HOMES • WONDER LAKE 7411 HANCOCK DR. IIMIMSI) COOPERFREUND • MARENGO ' 20S N. STATE •lS-Mt-7345 ...Annual loos in earning power among the communicatively hand icapped i s estimated at $1.75 billion. ...About $21 million is spent annually on research into the preven t ion * . • and treatment of com­ municative disorders. S CAR WASH & BAKE SALE | | (GRADUATION CAKES) 51 a M Ln, ****************** ******* UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PARKING LOT SAT., MAY 29.1992 9A.M. TO 1 P.M. TTT Cordially Invito You I St., Crystal Lake y paw north of Rta. 174) 'T. Exum, Minister SERVICES 19:99 AM. Sunday MMa Study For all ago groups 11 A.M. Sunday Worship 4 P.M. Sunday Evening Warship 7:39 P.M. Wodnosday Ivoning Worship Whoro God's word In not only studlod and taught, but whoro his scrlpturos aro respected and oboyad. JOHN F. LAHPE Availoblo To Practlco In: •PERSONAL INJURY/TRIALS •BUSINESS/CORPORATIONS •ZONING •WILLS/PROBATE •DIVORCE •REAL ESTATE •WORKERS COMP. Now Serving You From 2 Locations ̂ (A monthly column from the Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Project of the McHenry County Conservation District. Written by Louise Miller.) In the spring, maker raccoons and chimneys go together. Whether you live in the country or in the middle of town, if you hear churring noises or scratching sounds coming from your fireplace, you can almost be sure that a mother raccoon haa decided to turn your chimney into a wildlife nursery. If you don't want to share your home with a family of raccooas, there * is an easy solution. Hang a flashlight or. mechanic's trouble light in the chimney, leave a radio playing in the fireplace and bang on the flue. This disturbance is usually enough to make mother raccoon look elsewhere for a place to raiae her young, for she wants a dark, quiet and secure place for them. When these conditions don't exist, she will move them to a new location. Never light a fire to get rid of wildlife from your chimney because the results are obviously disastrous to you and the creatures trapped there. If the young raccoona are too small to climb, they will die. Often the neat is inaccessible or difficult to reach and the consequences are dead animals and a bad smell in your home. When you have convinced mother raccoon to move her family, steps should be taken to prevent her return to the chimney. The best method is to cover the cMmney securely with strong hardware cloth or wire bolted in place. Be sure to check to see that the chimney is free of occupants before you do this, because a female raccoon may do considerable damage to your property while trying to get to her young. Keeping mother raccoon and young raccoons together is important. When a raccoon is about eight weeks (rid, it begins a natural learning proceas. The adult female begins to introduce it to foraging. During thia time, the young raccoon practicea its hunting and fishing tachatooes, ioarns about predators and becomes acquainted with ita surroundings. Human in­ tervention in this procoBB 1B un­ necessary and harmhil because the young raccoon's beat chance for survival in the wild is to learn and experience life under the watchful and protective eyes of the mother. During this learning time, many raccoons are made orphans, needlessly. People mistake than for orphans because they don't see an adult raccoon. They are captivated by the frolicsome, curious nature of theoe creatures and pick them up. But baby raccoons do not stay small for long, and aa they grow and become ' stronger, their wild nature surfaces and they become very dsatructive. The signs of a true orphan are un­ mistakable and should not be con­ fused with a young raccoon who is out after dusk foraging for food. A youngster that cries constantly or that is out of the nest with its eyes closed, or has flies buzzing around it, probably is in need of help. Call Sally Joosten, director of MCCD's Wildlife Rehabilitation Project at 815-338-3276, or the McHenry County Conservation district's office at 815-338-1405 if you should find a wild orphan. But pk*aes do not pick it up or handle it Young raccoons and other wild orphans are frightened creatures who may inflict serious bites Aid scrat­ ches. Orphans and non-orphans can also be victims of rabies or other diaeaaes, and there is no way of determining whether a wild animal is incubating rabies. The Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Project of the McHenry County Conservation district was formed to help orphaned and injured wildlife and to return them to the wild. The project can provide the Care, special diets and training that are necessary for wild animals and birds to resume their place in the wild. It to increase public awareness of e and the laws that protect them. People should enjoy wildlife in its natural surroundings-not in their homes. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Crystal Lake Christian church is sponsoring Vacation Bible School (vBS) for children and adults. This year's theme is "Come, Follow Jesus" and is designed to provide young people from age 2 years of age with fun, crafts and song within a framework of Christian fellowship and education. Refreshments will be provided and babysitting is available for children under 2. For additional information or registration contact the church office at 4594350. Jipwook REVIEW TEA 7165 Barnard Mill Rd. (By Appt. Only) IT 3424 W. Elm Suite 27 344-3252 Open: M-FOam-Spm. Sat 9«m Noon Oth«rt by Appt. The Crystal Lake Garden club in­ vitee the community to attend the annual book review and high tea Tuesday, June 8, at 1:90 at the United Methodist church, Dole and Crystal Lake avenue. Herbert M. Duenow, well known reviewer for 40 years throughout the United States, reviews the exciting book, "Anecdotes of the Presidents". Following the review, high tea in the English tradition begins with the tea trolley and full tea. This tradition is rapidly taking hold in American circles. Coffee will be provided if desired. Tickets are now available by calling Mrs. Robert Fleck, 385-3199. TOFF every gallon of Pratt and Lambert , exterior paints SOAIT QDIQAA 4720 W. RTE. 120 McHSNRY, IL. (815)3tS>!1!4 OPEN SUN. 9-12 * Lambert OFFER OOOD THRU 4/31/92 J Woods tock Op t i ca l Woods tock Op t i ca l Woods tock Op t i ca l S0S-7JSSI Mitchell Sales, Inc. BUICK • OLDS SOS N. PROMT STSf FT McHSNRY SBS-7MBI 4400 W. ITS. 190 MARKET PLACE 90S MM 1 We fill prescriptions or will duplicate present RX... PRICE and COMPARE GENERIC, EYEGLASSES? Not really, but our prices are! Fashionable eye wear, top quality, lowest price Single Vision-lenses $ frame... '39.95 Bifocals-lenses 6 frame...D-25/Kryptoc *49.95 WE FUl PRESCRIPTIONS Closed Sat. Woodstock Optical Service, Inc. 666 W. Jackson Si. Woodstock - 815-338-0210 Mon. 9-9 Tues. - Fri 9-9 i Woods tock Op t i ca l Woods tock Op t i ca l Woods tock Op t i ca l New in your neighborhood? And still seorching for tho grocery store ond more closet v space? It's my job to help you feel ot home fast. As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess I con supply answers to your new neigtv borhood questions and bring a basket of gifts to deNght your family. Hundreds of people like you in McHenry have colled me. I hope you will too. Nancy Lazar ••••*/•• 344-9966 I I