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OH Y tit* 3tL CO L€Nt BEViBfi h • i* i MINOR LEAGUE (FALCONS) - Manager - George Cadotte, Coach - Mike Costigan. 1*1 row left to, right, Walter Turner, Todd Marunde, Doug Marunde, Jeff Cadotte. 2nd row left to right, Jim Wilson, John Costigan, Jim Althoff, Bill Heinrich. 3rd row left to right, Joe Bellich, Mark Costigan, Roger Emery, Pat O'Connor. 4th row, George Cadotte. Absent, Mike Costigan. ij Ikt M'MiNRY ME N MINOR LEAGUE (HAWKS) - Manager - Tom Cheatham, Coach - Joe Price. 1st row, left to right, Jeff Nylander, Jim Wilkey, Don Miller, Steve Wickenkamp. 2nd row left to right, Jeff McNish, Jeff Hansen, Butch Pintozzi, Bob Zeller. 3rd row left to right,Tom Cheatham, Mark Schmaling, Jeff Popovich, Fred Wegner. 4th row, Tom Cheatham, Joe Price. Absent, Tom Varese. SUNDAY'S A SERMON Pacing "There are not enough hours in the day; not enough days in the week; I'm always rushing." How often we hear complaints about lack of time. Yet each minute and each day is new and fresh, wait­ ing for us to grasp it, mold it, use it, and enjoy it. Each new moment should provide a lesson in pacing our lives so that we may truly live and appreciate life. Our reason for rushing and bustling is lack of understanding the principles of pacing. These principles are so elementary we often forget them too easily. There is a time and place for everything. A time for work, a time for prayer, and also there should be a time to appreciate the creations of God. When was the last time you paused to smell flowers in the garden? When was the last time you really listened to a bird sing, or stood in awe watching the sun rise? When was the last time you felt the rustle of the wind and wondered where it's been and where it is going? When was the last time you re­ newed your soul in appreciation of God's creation? Pacing and appreciation will add meaning and understanding to each day. Use your days wisely. 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Bishop Hill is a National His­ toric Site and one of Illinois' state memorials, under the administra­ tion of the division of parks and memorials, Department of Conser­ vation. The colony church, steeple building, blacksmith shop, colony store, post office and colony school are being restored with both state and private funds. Of particular interest is the role and attitude of modern Sweden towards this relic community and its ties with the Sweden of 130 years ago. Swedish historians are intensely concerned with what hap­ pened to Jansson and his 1,100 followers who left their shores as religious dissenters in the early 1840s to sail to the United States and establish a "Prairie Utopia" in what was then still "Indian coun­ try." ^ The Swedes are so dedicated to helping preserve the original Jans­ son records and artifacts that they sent Archivist Mara Eiche of the Riksarkivet (National Archives) to Bishop Hill to assist the Heritage Association in organizing and cata­ loguing for transfer the thousands of documents, letters and records to new facilities under construc­ tion at the colony steeple building, l a r g e s t o f t h e r e m a i n i n g b r i c k structures in the village. Ms. Eiche, a statuesque blonde with a friendly smile, did the groundwork for the project, talk­ ing to villagers who retain many of the original writings and docu­ ments as family heirlooms. Her work was coordinated by Uppsala University, through grants from Sweden's Royal Patriotic Society, the Royal Academy of Learned Societies, and the American-Scandi­ navian Foundation. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE 1259 Green St McHenry Here at last1 Natures Wander ingredient! V VITAMIN E CREAM IN NATURAl whcAT qCRM oil PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1972 & McHenry Community High School Sports Schedule DATE SPORT SQUADS OPPONENT PLACE TIME BUS LEAVES TIME EAST WEST Tues. Sept. 12 Cross Country V-S Grant Fox Lake 4:30 3:00 3:15 Thurs. Sept 14 Cross Country V-S Woodstock-Fremd Woodstock 4:30 3:00 . 3:15/ Sat. Sept. 16 Football S Schaumburg Schaumburg 12:00 10:00 Sat. Sept. 16 V Schaumburg Schaumburg 2:00 12:00 Sat. Sept. 16 Football FA-B Marian Home 9:00 Sat. Sept. 16 Cross Country V-JV-S-F Maine West Inv. Des Plaines 10:00 8:00 Mon. sept. i» Football JV-SB Woodstock Home 4:30 h Mon. Sept. 18 Cross Country V-S Crystal Lake C. Lake 4:30 3:15 / 3:30 Thurs. Sept. 21 Cross Country V-S N. Chic.-Grayslake Home 4:30 Fri. Sept. 22 Football V-S N. Chicago Home 6:00 Sat. Sept. 23 Football FA-B N. Chicago N.Chicago 9:00 7:30 Sat. Sept. 23 Cross Country V-JV-S-F Grant-C. Lake C. Lake 9:30 8:30 Mon. Sept. 25 Football JV-SB N] Chicago _N. Chicago 4:30 3:15 3:00 Tues. Sept. 26 Cross Country V-S u. Zurich-Antioch Home 4:30 I Thur. Sept. 28 Cross Country V-S Barrington Home 4:30 „ Fri. Sept. 29 Football V-S Barrington Home 6:00 Sat. Sept. 30 Football i FA-B Barrington Barrington 9:00 8:00 Sat. Sept. 30 Cross Country V-JV-S-F Huskie Inv. > Oak Park 10:00 7:30 Mon. Oct. 2 Football JV-SB Barrington Barrington 4:30 3:15 3:00 Thur. Oct. 5 Cross Country V-S Dundee-Schaumburg Dundee 4:30 3:00 3:15 Fri._ Oct. 6 Football s Dundee Dundee 6:00 4:30 , V Dundee j Dundee 8:00 6:30 Sat." Oct. 7 Football FA-B Dundee/ "Home 9:00 Mon. Oct. 9 Football JV-SB Dundee/ Home 4:30 Thurs. Oct 12 Cross Country V-S Zion Benton Home 4:30 Fri. Oct. 13 Football V-S Zion Benton Home 6:00 Sat. Oct. 14 Football FA-B Zion Benton Zion 9:00 * 7:30 Sat. Oct. 14 Cross Country V-S McHenry County Home Mon. Oct. 16 Cross Country V-S Libertyville Home 4:30 Mon. Oct. 16 Football JV-SB Zion Benton Zion 4:30 3:00 2:45 Fri. Oct. 20 Football V-S Libertyville Home 6:00 Sat. Oct. 21 Football FA-B Libertyville Libertyville 9:00 7:45 Sat. Oct. 21 Cross Country V NSC Meet Home 10:00 Mon. Oct. 23 Football JV-SB Libertyville Libertyville 4:30 3:15 3:00 Tues. Oct. 24 Cross Country V IHSA District Wed. Oct. 25 Cross Country JV Maine West JV Meet Des Plaines 4:30 2:30 2:45 Sat. Oct. 28 Football s Crystal Lake C. Lake 12:00 10:45 V Crystal Lake C. Lake 2:00 12:45 Sat. Oct. 28 Football FA-B Crystal Lake Home 9:00 Sat. Oct. 28 Cross Country V IHSA Sectional Mon. Oct. 30 Football JV-SB Crystal Lake Home 4:30 Mon. Oct. 30 Cross Country' F-S Crystal Lake Inv. C. Lake 4:15 3:15 Sat. Nov. 4 Football s " Woodstock Woodstock 12:00 10:45 V Woodstock Woodstock 2:00 12:45 Sat. 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