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Senior Walk-In Canter Plan Outdoor Service 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. 21 through Sept. 25 is as follows: Sept. 21: Hamburger pattie with mushroom sauce, whipped potatoes, cut green beans, tossed salad, wheat bread, rice pudding, milk. Sept. 22; Veal Parmeson, whipped potatoes, zucchini and tomatoes, wheat bread, peach and cottage cheese salad, jello cake, milk. Sept. 23: Ham slice, parsleyed potatoes, French green beans, cole slaw, rye bread, apple pie, milk. Sept. 24: Chicken, oven fries, buttered corn, fruit salad, rolls, dream pie, milk. Sept. 25: Beef noodle casserole with peas, lettuce and tomato salad, sliced peaches, white bread, baked custard, milk. Court No. 777 Sets Meeting The next regular meeting of St. Agatha Court No. 777 of the National Catholic Society of Foresters will be held Monday, Sept. 21, at the Johnsburg Community club, at 7:30 p.m. The election of delegates to the Illinois State Con­ vention will be held and all members are asked to at­ tend this meeting to vote. The committee for the , meeting includes Elaine Miller, Carol Scholle, Susan Freund, Patty Adams, Darlene Mann, Clara Tonyan, Jill McEvoy, Kathleen O'Brien, Helen Farley, Joyce Callahan and Christine Nobilio. Mount Hope UMYF Holds There's An Answer (by Norman ViridHit Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale) Frightened by Faces Q. I am a minister's wife and need to overcome my tears. I can sing when I'm by myself, but when I have to sing in front of people I freeze. I try to visualise myself being confident, but when I see people's faces all my efforts go down BIRTHS HOSPITAL NOTES know Two members of the Alliance church are shewn inflating balloons which will be used in the balloon launch next Sunday as part of the annual All-Day-Out-Door service. Cards with the names of Sunday scnool members will be attached to each balloon. Those returned from the farthest distances will assure gifts for the children whose names appear on the cards. An old fashion, all-day outdoor service is planned for Sundav. Sept. 20. at the Alliance church, 3815 W. Bull Valley road, McHenry. This service is reminiscent of the times when people traveled by horse, wagon or carriage many miles to church and would bring their supper with them. After the worship service they would gather for food, fellowship, and recreation throughout the day. This is the fourth year the Alliance church has celebrated the kick-off of their fall program with such an all-day service. A pig roast, recreation for all ages including a Softball game, a volleyball game and horse shoes, along with special music and just plain good fellowship are on the agenda for this year's all-day service. There will even be those who traveled from miles, as many of the college people will be home to share in the day's activities and provide some of the special music. "Homeward Bout local Bound", a contemporary Gospel will be on hand to provide the evening's special music. Pastor Robertson and the Alliance congregation extend an invitation to all to join than as they worship and fellowship together for this special old fashioned, all-day, outdoor service, Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m., with the worship service following at 11 a.m. Secretaries Honor Boss Of The Year 9 9 Fund Raiser United Hope itn Fellowship, Mount Methodist Yout a group of high .school teenagers, is holding a fund raiser Saturday, Sept. 29, frpm 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the church parsoilage, 1011 Broadway, Pistakee Highlands. Anyone having articles they would like to donate is urged to call 497-3233. Arrangements will be made for^pickup of large pieces, ir sale Building fund. The proceeds from this will be used to help the Marriage Licenses Marriage license applications were recently made at McHenry County Clerk's office by: Dale R. Freund, McHenry, and Regine S. Goettel, Crystal Lake; Raymond E. Barle and Jean P. LaSusa, both McHenry; Paul B. Phalin, Chicago, and Lisa M. Kivley, McHenry. Eric J. Zawiislak and Rhonda L. Ropinski, both McHenry; August Savalick and Betty J. Suratt, both Wonder Lake; James E. Poe and Jacqueline C. Roy, both McHenry. ' James F. Bouchard, Zion, and Joni L. Davis, McHenry; John F. Gittings and Kim A. Casey, both McHenry; Anthony S. DeRosa and Sigrid E. Doren, both McHenry. James A. Shafer, Mundelein, and Marian V. Robbins, McHenry; John R. Dial, Woodstock, and Heidi A. Tyrrell, Wonder Lake; Mark A. M'Gonigle, Woodstock, and Juanita M. Wolter, Ringwood. Robert F. Boyle and Lisa K. Stanevich, both McHenry; Paul B. Stadtherr, Island Lake, and Ardith J. Reed, McHenry; William P. Nicholas and Rose M. Flood, both McHenry; Donald P. Leske and Laverne C. Schueler, both McHenry. The Greater Lakes chapter, Professional Secretaries ' International, extends an open invitation to all secretaries in the area to honor their bosses at executive night and "Boss of the Year" award dinner. The annual event will be held Tuesday, Oct 13, at the Northern , Chalet in Libertyvillp. Cocktails will be served at 6 p.m. The dinner, which includes soup, salad, choice of prime rib or broiled white nsh, potato, dessert and coffee, will be served at 6:45 p.m. Larry Leafblad, general sales manager, Radio Station WXLCi Waukegan, will be the featured guest speaker. He has served on numerous community- related committees in the civic, educational and recreational segments of Lake county happenings. A traveling plaque will be awarded to the "Boss of the Year" during the program following dinner at 8 p.m. Entry forms and special invitations for the bosses are Divorces Judgments for dissolution erf marriage were recently granted in 19th Judicial Circuit court, Woodstock, to: Klaus D. Franzke and Deborah L. Franzke; Charles T. Martin ana Barbara J. Martin; Nancy K. Higgins and Kenneth A. Higgins. James R. Berg and Diana C. Berg; Arthur Wagner and Susan Wagner; Gary L. Fields and Madeline K. Fields. Gail A. Aboujaoude and Souleiman A. Aboujaoude; Michael D. Kingsland and Carol A. Kingsland; Maureen L. Griffin and John M. Griffin. Henry D. Halsema and Virginia A. Halsema; Judith A. Hilton and James E. Hilton; Roger P. Gates and Patricia M. Gates. Kathleen M. Urban and Robert J. Urban; Michael P. Stasiak and Theresa R. Stasiak; Debra J. Keifert and Daniel Keifert. Susan R. Orzey and Jeffrey S. Orzey; Marian E. Rathke and "Mark G. Rathke; Pamela A. Poulos and Dennis C. Poulos. available by contacting Juanita Schneider, CPS, Rogers Merchandising, Inc., 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111., 60606, phone 312-781-9710. The deadline for all nominations is Sept. 23. I see people's faces all my efforts go down the drain. I the spirit of fear Is not of God so I am asking for your help. Would you also send me your booklet Overcoming Anxiety and Fear. ' A I, too, have had "freezing", feelings before audiences. Such feelings can be overcome by thinking of the people out in front instead of yourself. Project kive to an audience, think of people yod can help, then pour out your heart in song. We're fllad to send you the requested booklet and to any reader wno wishes, we will send a free copy of Overcoming Anxiety and Fear. Write to us at Box 500, Pawling, N.Y. 12564. Tired of Being "Nice" Q. I seem to nold a grudge against my mother for many past minor grievances. Even now at 29 years of age I cannot get along well with her. She treats me as a chili alienates my husband, and does not like my two little children. I was a compliant child and tried to win her favor. While my sisters went thruugh an adolescent rebellion I always tried to be "rice". . I'm tired of doing what my mother wants, but I don't know why I'm afraid of her. I feel guilty for not loving her more, and I long for some unknown or unreachable relationship with her which is hidden to me. Please advise me! A. You will have a better relationship with your mother if you stop being docile and take charge. Stop being afraid of her. Be courageous and firm in a natural, pleasant way. Act your age. At 29 you are a mature person, and if you no longer act like mama's girl a relationship built on mutual respect may develop in time. Red-Hot Temper Q. We have been married ova* 35 years, and there has always been this problem with my husband-temper flare-ups. And when he flares up it's like a volcano erupting lava all around the palce. After one of these episodes I feel like I wish I'd never seen him. much less married him. He is so domineering it's disgusting. At times he still tries to dominate our married children. Do I have to put up with this or is there some way to make the load lighter? I just want to tell you to keep up your good work. We need words like yours to keep qs going in this day and age. A. No, you don't have to put tip with such lack of emotional control from a husband who acts like a juvenile. It is time for both you and your children to quietly look him in the eye and tell him you are not afraid of his childish tantrums, that you will henceforth ignore his flare-ups and won't take any more of them. If you do this and mean it, those tirades won t work any more and your husband may learn to act more grown up. & there is something you would like to ask Dr. and Mrs. Peale, write to them at Box 500, Pawling, N.Y. 12564. BUDDY'S WORKSHOP I am planning to paint the wooden exterior of my home--the upper portion--which means that I am certain to let some paint drip from my brush onto the lower portion, which is un- painted brick. I'd like to be prepared to remove the drippings as they occur. How do I go about it? Paint spots on unpainted brick are difficult to remove, even when fresh. One trick employed by professional painters is that of rubbing over the splatters with another piece of brick. The brick dust created by friction usually picks up the paint or camouflages that which remains. A broken piece of concrete works equally well when paint is splattered on cement or stucco. Paul Adrian is the name choaen by Mike and Card Oeffling, 3803 N. St Johns avenue, McHenry, lor their first son. The baby boy was born Sept. 10, at McHenry hospital, and weighed 7 lbs. 12 oz. He has a sister Penny. Maternal grandparents are George ana Linda Ross of Ingleside. Alger and Lucille Oeffling of McHenry are the paternal grandparents. Gary and Rinetta Dowell, 1708 Nish road, Crystal Lake, announce the birth of their first child on Sept. 11. Jenni Nicole arrived at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock Wtigtgng 6 lbs. 4 oz. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shockey of Richmond, 111. Mrs. Marie Dowell of McHenry is the infant's paternal grandmother. A baby girl was born Sept. 11, to Ron and Mary Beth Zieglowsky, 7614 Oakwood drive, Wonder Lake, and they named her Mary Claire. Trie 8 lbs. 15 oz. infant was born at McHenry hospital. She has a sister Megan. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Versgrove of Cary, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zieglowsky of Washington, la. are the PAGE 3 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1981 paternal grandparents. Nichole is the name chosen by Lynn Borowski and Randy Parsons, 1502 Richmond road, McHenry for their first child. The 6 lbs. 6 oz. baby girl was born Sept. 12, at McHenry hospital. Among recent births recorded at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock was the Sept. 15 birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Farkas of Wonder Lake. Sun Trip A trip to the sun at the speed of a 620-mph jet airliner would take about 17 years, the National Geographic Society says. At the speed of light, the trip takes eight minutes. MCHENRY Admissions: Joe Budreck, Aaron Thacker and Debora L. Mueller, all of McHenry; Phyllis Reid of Island Lake. WOODSTOCK Admissions: Mrs. Yvonne Kuechel, Mrs. Patricia Knapik and Master Michael Douglass, all of McHenry; Master Kurt Bendig, Steven Brinkmann and 'Master Anthony Leman, Jr., all of Wonder Lake. If you are wise, laugh. -Martial. American Legion Post 491 - RWCWOBROAB. McHENRY - r OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (5:00 • 9:00 P.M.) • PERCH-ALL YOU CAN EAT • OTHER MENU AVAILABLE PLUS GIANT SALAD BAR INCLUDED HALL FOR RENT PERFECT FOR WEDDINGS. BANQUETS. PARTIES AND MORE Dr. C. J. LUDFORD Dr. C. J. LUDFORD and The McHenry Dental Center • Proudly Announces The Association Of §, yfM KEVIN WEtRZYN, D.D.S. General family Dentistry |§HI|g| 1324 N. Riverside Dr. Evening S Saturday McHenry, II. 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