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Church But you did. And the bank is closed. And now you suffered the inconvenience of it all. But it doesn't have to be that way. If you've been frustrated with your bank remember... FIRST Effective May 1,1985 Our banking hours are as follows: LOBBY Mon. Tues. Wed. 9:00-3:00 Thursday Friday Saturday 9:00-12:30 Please note the shaded areas represent the changes. DRIVE-IN 8:00-5:30 8:00-5:30 8:00-12:30 At the 1st we offer complete banking services six days a week. So don't worry about all of the things that can keep you from getting to the bank in time. Switch to the 1st... We're ready to serve when you need us the most. • Member FDIC NATIONAL B^NR OF MCHENRY 3814 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111.385-5400 If it wasn't for catching "QS> Those three red lights, You'd have made it. 'Based on 50 sq. yd. installations. Our Installed sale prices include: • First quality broadloom carpeting • Good performance padding • Professional standard tackleas installation Custom Decorating Call for a free in-home appointment with a JCPenney j Decorator Consultant No obligation Of course vfSSP' V-----y Percentage off represents savings on regular prices JCPenney Illinois Brickyard 622 2779 Ford City 581-5621 FoxValleyCenter 851-6910 Golf Mill 299 1042 Lakehurst 473-1811 Lincoln Mall -- • 481 -2030 Louis Joliet Mall 015/439 1442 NorthbrookCourt 480 7477 No Riverside 447-8010 Northwoods Mall P e o r i a 6 6 C f " 1 1 Orland Square * 46(Fr5b2 Spring Hill Mall 428-6970 Woodfield 882-5558 YorMown 620-4562 Northwest Indiana: Marquette Mall 879-7361 Soulhlake Mall .738-2357 •IMS. J C P«nn«y Company Inc * • 9 71 make First Communion JASON VICKERY * 9 April Knight of the Month Each month the Knights of the Altar of St. John the Baptist Church, Johnburg, choose one of their knights to be the Knight of the Month. The choice for the month of April was Jason Vickery, son of David and Joahn Vickery, and a fifth-grader at St. John the Baptist School. He received the gift for outstanding service at the altar and willingness to always serve. This parish organization of­ fers the boys an opportunity for spiritual growth, learning more about their faith as well as entering into fellowship. Mother's Day, May 12, was a very special one at St. Mary of the Assumption Parish in McHenry. The Rev. James Gaynor, pastor, assisted by deacon Gene Frost, celebrated First Communion Masses for 71 students. Those who received the sacrament are Amie Adams, Katie Adams, David Baker, Brian Baumgartner, Rebecca Bialas, Steven Chutka, Colleen Commare, Scott Cummings, Rebecca Cunningham, Scott Dehn, Michael Delemont, Paul Freund, Robert Gamperl, Ericka Gibson, Tim Glab, Jason Grala, Rebecca Grala, Margaret Hagerty and Theresa Hansen. ' Also, Sarah Heim, Michael Hisel, Kevin Hughes, Kathleen Kasprzak, John Kessler, Sean Klapperich, Jeanna Krysiak, Michele Kuechel, Kendra Kumpula, Nicholas Lang, Lawrence Lang, Mark LaRose, Luisa LaRussa, Jeffery Mar- ciniak, Erin Marski, Julie Meyer, Jaime Miller, Jason Mills, Douglas Molidor, Serenity Ketchum, Joy Olsen, Kelly Jo Ozyuk, Courtney Parzych, Darcey Schmidt, Russell Sch­ midt and David Schmitt. And Shannon Scott, Jennifer Simpson, Todd Sindler, Erin Sluga, Danielle Solare, Jason Stiles, Heather Tennutti, Douglas Thennes, David Tonyan, Eva Truszkowski, Peter Turner, Michelle VanEvery, Gabriel Vehovsky, Stacie Wagner, Erin Wagner, Corey Weidner, Jeffrey Weigert, Randy Wesley, Anthony Widhalm, Joseph Winkelman, Christopher Zaleski, Laurie Wigman, Kateri Dixon, Andrew Serak, Laura Serak and Michelle Clark. Slate program for Catholic women "Live life with a plan, set personal goals and don't let life just happen," are the guidelines Johanna Lund suggests for success in one's personal, professional and volunteer life. Lund will present the Leader­ ship Development program for the Rockford Diocesan Council of Catholic Women (DCCW). The workshop will be followed by lunch and an address by Bishop O'Neill. with Bishop O'Neill" and the leadership workshop to be held Saturday, June 1, at 10 a.m. at the Ramada Inn, 7550 E. State St., Rockford. Reservations are $7.50, payable to Rockford DCCW. Send them to Rosemary Pin- chott, 7152 Burr Oak Rd., Roscoe, IL 61073 by May 25. Install officers Officers installed at the April 25 meeting of St. Clara Court No. 659 of the National Catholic Society of Foresters are, left to right, seated, Barbara Hansen, president and Alyson DeCicco, vice-president; and standing, Sue Wirfs, in­ surance agent; Maureen Johnson, past president and installing officer; Isybell Thompson, con­ ductor; Leoda Freund, recording secretary; Stella Vogt, trustee; Loretta Freund, orator; and Doris Schabow, treasurer. Absent were Patti Lunkenheimer, financial seretary; Chartlette Freund, junior director and Sharon Wirfs, trustee. Ten new members were welcomed and a 50-year pin was presented to Helen Mauch. After the meeting, a beef supper was served, games were played and refreshments followed. All Catholic women of the diocese are invited to "Lunch Save 40% on installed broadloom. Beautiful wear-dated plush nylon carpeting Reg $32 Now 18.99 sq. yd. Plus, save $450 to $750* on a wide selection of quality broadlooms An array of over 200 fashion colors to complete the look of your living room or bedroom Warm and inviting quality plushes, patterns, solids and mult-colors 40% to 50% off 'Viewscapes' custom vertical blinds*. Create a striking contrast of shade and sun for a unique, con­ temporary look. Includes shadecloth, textures and fabrics in elegant fashion colors. 50% off Horizon" aluminum mini blinds*. Delighful, versatile and available in 70 decorator colors to coordinate with any color scheme. 50% off Horizon' wood blinds*. In natural wood tones or custom satins to accent the decor of your den or kitchen 'Installation available at regular prices on all blinds. Percentages off represent savings on regular prices. Sale prices effective thru Saturday, May 25th. Custom Sale 30% to 50% off selected custom window treatments and carpeting. 30% to 50% off Designer's Choice Draperies. S Enhance the beauty of your home with colors from brilliant bolds to pale pastels. Selected patterns including fabrics, lining, labor and installation. 30% off coordinated top treatments and bedspreads. Vividly bold or delightfully subtle ensembles to lend a refresh­ ing new look.