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Arrow Starts June 6 3 months: 1 Lesson per week SUMMER SCHEDULE: EVENINGS Mon., Wed., Thurs. 5:00-6:00 p.m., 6:30-7:30 p.m. AFTERNOON: Mon., Wed., Sat. 1:00-2.-00 p.m. Register now til June 4th PHONE 338-7222 If no answer call 1-547-4103 in Belvldere Young Hong has boon Involvod In Karate for 25 years of hi* life--a black bolt for 22 yoars, a master black bolt for 14 yoars, an instructor in thO Korean Army, the U.S. Navy, the Korean Karate Institute in Chicago, and Founder of the Young Hong Studios In Belvidere and Woodstock. Summer Special (For Beginners) 3 Months...*52"° Young is dedicated to Karate as a form of self defense, a mental and physical discipline, and an art. YOUNG HONG KARATE STUDIOS St. John's Lutheran Church 401 St. John's Rd. Woodstock Above are members of the confirmation class of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church. In front row, from left, are Scott Shanholtzer, Flynn Tiffany, Carter Hardtke, Neil Lindwall, Wayne Fritz, Thomas Lotito, Jr., David Weakman, John Crawford, Craig Knutilla, Robert Jessup, Jr., Michelle Nystron, Michelle Mauer,- Michelle Katham, Theresa Danielson and Karen Ort; second row, Tiffinni Jacobs, Tracie Lewis, Cathleen Carlson, Shaun Bean, James A service of Confirmation was held Sunday, May 22, at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, for the 38 members of the senior confirmation class. The service, with more than 480 people in attendance, served as the climax to two years of formal in­ struction. During the seventh and eighth grade, class members study the Ten Commandments, the Apostles' Creed, the Lord's Prayer, the Sacrament of Holy Baptism, and the Sacrament of the Altar. They also receive an overview of both the Old and New Testaments. During the service of Confirmation, each member of the eighth grade class knelt before the altar to receive the confirmation blessing from Pastor Roger W. Schneider. Following the service, the members of the con­ firmation class stood in a receiving a.-; ••• ••• ••• ••• "McHenry Day" with Earl Walsh ' w-'" ' •' .. Spend the day in Union, Illinois! McHenry Day Sunday, June 5 Are you among the newer residents of McHenry? And have you wondered about the days that McHenry, with a population of only a few thousand, was the only city in the nation to have two post offices? Or are you an old timer but, often wonder about a bit of history that has become hazy in memory? A good way to become better informed, or to learn more ft about McHenry's past, is to visit the McHenry County Historical Museum in Ifiion, 111., Sunday, June 5. So I Hear columnist. Earl Walsh, will be riding a bus spon­ sored jointly by the City of McHenry and the McHenry Plain- dealer. He can answer many of your questions. For a bus reservation, call 385-0947 before 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. ••• MCHENRY 'Your Community Newspaper EALER Serving The Mcf(enry Area" Theobald, David Mohnen, Harry Mueller, Denise Kath, Robert Finkbeiner, Jr., Joseph Colomer, Tessa Levitt, Theresa Danielson, Margaret Johnson, Stacy Johnson and Katherine Ort; third row, Pastor Roger Schneider, William Nelson, Bradley McNish, Scott Jacobson, Dana Verdung. William Goebel, Heather Torrence, Heather Derengowski, Brett Schweigert and Ron Kot. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD line at the door of the church to be greeted by the congregation. These students will now join the "Senior Special" discussion group for teenagers on Sunday mornings at the church. They will also participate in all the Senior Luther league activities and discussions provided by the youth group at th£ church. Participating as teachers for both the seventh and eighth grade classes * this past year were Ron Kot, Rosemary Schneider, Glenn Evenson, and Pastor Schneider. WONDER LAKE Anne Sowers 653-9549 Ski Club Holds Tryouts June 5 Sunday, June 5, will be the day for anyone who wishes to try out for the Wonder Lake Ski club. Tryouts begin at 3 p.m. at Hickory Falls Beach No. 3. Requirements for trying out are a slalom pier start, cross both wakes of boat in control, have your own vest and ski, have application signed by parent or guardian as waiver, and have a small tryout fee. Applications will be available at the beach on the day of tryouts or by contacting any one of the club of­ ficers, who are: Caryn Hartmann, Steve Lebda, Roger Hansen, Laurie Brinkmann, Alan Mrowka, and Joe Hansen. EARLY SERVICE The Wonder Lake Bible church is now holding an early service Sunday mornings. The prelude begins at 8:15 a.m. with the service beginning at 8:20 a.m. This service featuresgnore contempory music and the core of the service is planned by the College and Career group. It will continue until October, at which time it will be determined to either continue, or if it will be discontinued. TOPS The Wonder Lake TOPS organization, which is a non-profit weight losing group, is still meeting every Thursday at Christ The King church hall. You may come at 12:30 p.m. to join the exercise group or for the weigh in at 1 p.m. CHRIST THE KING LADIES SODALITY Thursday, June 9, all ladies who are members in good standing of the Ladies Sodality, will be treated to a luncheon at the Old Mill Inn beginning at 14:30 a.m Election of officers will take place a* the short business meeting. Reservations are necessary, and may be made by contacting Tracy Stolle at 728-0613 or Addie Peklo at 653- 5976. SPECIAL DAYS A belated happy birthday to Carl Kowar who celebrated his special day May 29. . Congratulations to all those Wonder Lake eighth grade students who will be graduating from Northwood Junior High today, June 1. TURN PROFESSIONAL Bob Hartmann, a member of the Wonder Lake Ski club for six years, left the day after his graduation from Marian Central high school to begin skiing with Six Flags Atlantis in Hollywood, Fla. which is located in the Fort Lauderdale area. Bob begins his skiing profession June 1. Bob McCarty, a member of the Ski club for four years, also will turn professional this summer. Bob joins the Tommy Bartlett's Water show in the Wisconsin Dells on May 31. COMMUNITY EVENTS June 2--TOPS; exercis^fct 12:30, weigh in at l p.m. at ChrisftThe King hall June 2--Woman's Club Board meeting; 8 p.m. June 4-Boys Baseball pictures June 5-Ski club tryouts; 3 p.m.; Hickory Falls Beach No. 3 June 9~Ladies Sodality luncheon; 11:30 a.m. Church Hosts Film Showing Maranatha Assembly of God in McHenry will host the . premier showing, in this area, of a ritew Mark IV film, "The Prodigal Planet". The Prodigal Planet, in two parts, is a continuation of the very popular prophesy series-A thief In The Night, A Distant Thunder, and Image Of The Beast. It is described as a true story, yet to happen, about people caught between time and eternity. This prophesy series of films dramatizes a period of time called "The Great Tribulation", as recorded in the book of Revelation. It shows the Biblical truths concerning the hap­ penings after the true> church is removed from the earth. This two part film will be shown at the American Legion hall, 2505 N. Ringwood road in McHenry Sunday, June 5, and June 12, at 6 p.m. A free will offering will be taken. For in­ formation call 815-344-0557. Arrow TOURNAMENT KNIT This is the knit that scores everywhere. Easy to wear. . . watching or playing. . .all season long. Easy-care, high-comfort 60% cotton, 40% polyester for greater absorbency. Keeps you cool even when the game gets hot. Lively colors and stripes. 4 button placket front, with one patch pocket. Short sleeves LADIES ONLY NIGHT JUNE Ah , 5:00 p.m. TO 9:00 p.m SJOREWIDE 10% DISCOUNT / 3902 W. Main Street MEN'S WEAR McHenry, Illinois 385-4060 Daily 9 to 5 Friday 9-8:30 tattK&L- PLA1NPEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1,1983 IL UROGRAM A special trail program for teachers and other youth group leaders is scheduled for MCCD's Marengo Ridge Conservation site Saturday, June 4, at 9 a.m. Ideas and guidelines for using district sites for educational field trips will be offered during the walk on trails in the Kunde woods and the Kelly-Hertel portions of Marengo Ridge. No pre-registration is required. Participants should dress for trail walking, and may want to bring a notebook along to jot down useful ideas. Confirmed At Lutheran Church