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Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 Scribe, Children Enjoy Vacation With Relatives No, I didn't quit writing the column, but yes 1 did enjoy a two week change of scenery with our children while my husband was at Camp McCoy, Wis., for two weeks with the National Guard. The children and I spent the two weeks that Steve was away visiting with both sets of grandparents and with friends in Chicago. We had a fun time visiting zoos, kiddielands and playgrounds while we were in Chicago but it is always good to return home! SCHOOL IS UNDERWAY! School is underway for yet another year and it's time to caution all drivers and students to be careful. Parents should also remind their children that the bus stops are no place to fool around and that care should be taken to assure their safety when going to and from school each day. Let's have a safe and happy school year and prevent any unnecessary tragedies before they have a chance to happen! THREE PARTIES FORJAY! August was indeed an exciting month for three-year old Jay Gacek as he was able to celebrate his birthday on three separate occasions with three very special parties. Aug. 11 was actually his birthday and he enjoyed a quiet celebration with his dad and mom, John and Sharon, and baby sister, Antoinette. Little Linda Walinski joined the Gaceks for cake and ice cream and she and Jay had lots of fun. Sunday, Aug. 18, John and Sharon were the host and hostess at their home when several relatives and friends gathred to sing happy birthday to Jay. Guests included grandparents Ed and Dorothy Kurowski and Bob and Irene DeSilva as well as Aunt Donna DeSilva; Aunt Nora DeSilva; Uncle Dennis and Aunt Bernice Kurowski; Uncle Smitty Mydlowski; Uncle Richard Mydlowski; Adrianne Mydlowski, Carl and Linda Karlquist; Carol, Phil and baby Philip Falcone; Len and Jerry Stutz and their daughters, Tracy, Kelly and Cindy; Jackie Mydlowski and her daughter, Danielle; and Ed and Anna Puchalski and their daughter, Vanessa. Everyone had a marvelous time and Jay received many many lovely presents. Thursday, Aug. 29, Jay's third birthday party celebration was held in his backyard and his little friends Linda Walinski, Randy Tollifson, Jay Arthurs, Rae Ann Kryc, Davie Gende, and Kevin, Brian and Suzanne Moore had a fun time helping Jay celebrate. Mary Jo Kryc, Vicky Kopsell and I were also there to give Sharon a hand keeping the kids happy, and we also enjoyed the fun afternoon, the luncheon Sharon served and the birthday cake and goodies. Am sure Jay won't soon forget his third birthday what with all the celebrating, all the new toys and lovely clothing he received! Am also sure dad and mom won't soon forget his third birthday either! Anyway, at least we know Jay had a very happy birthday this year! CONGRATULATIONS! Wedding bells will ring later this month at Wildwood Presbyterian church when Frederick J. Pike and Susan Lynn Atkinson exchange their wedding vows Susan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Atkinson of rural Grayslake and Fred's parents are Mr. and Mrs Frederick H Pike of Lakeland Park Our sincere congratulations to the young couple and their very happy parents! A SKATER! As most of you readers are aware, a roller skating marathon was held in McHenry Sunday, Aug 18, at the Just for Fun Roller Rink, to benefit the muscular dystrophy fund But, what you may not have known is that there is a true skater in our midst! Dino Folz skated non-stop for over 24 hours and finished in second pjace and in doing so raised over $400 lor this worthy cause. Tliat's great Dino and we are all quite proud of you and I'm sure your family is especially proud! ORCHIDS TO DENNIS Dennis Storlie is responsible for fixing the toys and the East beach area it sell and the residents are happy to acknowledge his many efforts IN SYMPATHY Our sincere sympathy is extended to the Jaskol family Walter Jaskol died Aug 24 at McHenry hospital and we are certain he is greatly missed by his family and Ins many friends and neighbors' ANNIVERSARY * WISHES' Aug 17 was a very special day for David and Millie Gende as they celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary And from what I heard they enjoyed their delicious lobster dinner and their fun night out! MISSED BIRTHDAYS Apologies to these birthday people who celebrated their special days last month and last week. Esther Cygan had her special day on Aug 16 Jill Wohnrade, Mary Mueller and Margo Schaedel shared Aug 17 for their birthday Aug 19 was a special day for Stevie Boekman, David Dawson and my son, Brian Shannon Sweet had three candles on his take on Aug 20 and Anny Arthurs also celebrated the same day. Ed Nicolai celebrated his birthday on Aug. 21, and Dennis Storlie listened to the birthday song at his home on Aug. 23. David Wohnrade, Meg Humann and Michael DiBlasi shared Aug. 24 for their birthday and on Aug. 25 Gloria Vanek, John Henneberg and Maureen Serritella celebrated their birthdays. Coleen Rode, June Gilbertsen and George Heuer, Jr., celebrated their special days on Aug. 27. Georgie had eight candles on his birthday cake. Kevin Worm, Doris Krueger and Carol Lasko shared Aug 30 for their special day, and on Aug. 31 Kitty Hendle and Laura Poole celebrated their birthdays. Sept. 1 was a busy day for birthday singing in our area. JoAnne Gladman, Tim Serritella, Susan and Kenny Henderson and Mark Patterson celebrated their birthdays. Marion Duffy and Pam (Schwegel) Hughes celebrated on Sept. 2. Paul Schwegel, Jr., celebrated his birthday on Sept. 3, and yesterday was a special day for Bill Eckhart and Patty Treadwell Belated wishes to you all! . AND NOT MISSED Tomorrow is a special day for Michael Widhalm, Lorraine Weber and Debbie George. Sept. 10 is a busy day for Marv George and Russell Rode. Donald Kaminski, Mary Schooley and Ed Pike celebrate their birthdays on Sept. 11. David Johnson, Ronald Nicolai, Karen Slonina, Barbara Humann and Shirley Koch celebrate on Sept. 12. Happy birthday to you all! A SPECIAL DAY! Thursday, Aug. 29, was a special day for Trudy Harrison and her infant son, Scott. Millie Gende's home was the setting for a baby shower honoring Scott, who made his debut into the world of Terry and Trudy Harrison at Sherman hospital in Elgin on July 25. Scott received many lovely presents and the guests who were there enjoyed meeting this little 8 lb., 4oz., baby boy. Gladys Kopsell helped Millie serve the delicious lunch to the other guests who were Jeane Gende, Julie Gende, Karen Thennes and her son, Peter, and Jean Busse and her sons. Brian and David BELATED DINNER' Jerry and Elaine Worth had promised their parents a delicious dinner out to celebrate for Mothers and Fathers day. One thing led to another and getting everyone together took longer than they planned but last week they did it! Willard and Esther Nelson and Ralph and Gertrude Worth enioved their delicious dinner and evening out and little St­ ephanie and Jennifer had a fun time at the restaurant also! BELATED ANNIVERSARIES Aug. 17 was a special day for David and Millie Gende as they partied and celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary! Patt and Judy Patterson celebrated their fourteenth wedding anniversary on Aug. 26! Ron and A'iny Arthurs enjoyed their ninth wedding anniversary together which they celebrated Aug 28 Dennis and Cathy Storlie celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary on Aug 29. Sept 2 was a special day for John and Maureen Johnson who celebrated thejr twenty- first wedding anniversary AND NOT BELATED' Richard and Helga Broemm will celebrate their twenty eighth wedding anniversary tomorrow, congratulations'. Mr and Mrs. Tony Piasecki will celebrate their thirty- seventh wedding anniversary Monday, Sept 9 Sincere happiness to you both Sept 10 is a busy anniversary celebrating day in the area Sam and Connie Parisi will celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary Sincere congratulations to you both' Dorothy and Bob Moore will have nineteen candles on their a n n i v e r s a r y c a k e Congratulations' And, our good friends John and Sharon Gacek will celebrate their ninth wedding anniversary the same day. Congratulations' DUAL CELEBRATION' It was party time at our home once again last weekend Sunday we celebrated our son. Kevin's fifth birthday and our son, Brian's third birthday Relatives and friends gathered here for the festivities and once again our sons received many lovely gifts and we all had a fun time celebrating their birthdays, kids and adults alike! Guests included maternal grandparents John and Blanche Blaney, paternal grandparents Steve and Anna Moore, Aunt Pat and Uncle Ron and Cousin Christie Castiglione from Rosemont: Tom, Dianne and Tommy Degnan from Lake Zurich. Aunt Mary Blaney; Kathy Murphy. Bob, Pam and Scott Schneider; Jerry, Cheryl. Karen and Kim Wolf; and Bill and Marina Ott, all from Chicago, and Jerry, Elaine, St­ ephanie and Jennifer Worth and Jerry, Penny, Susan and Patty Treadwell from right here in Lakeland Park. Our boys had an exciting day and were glad their birthday party was here as their actual birthdays were celebrated in Chicago with the grandparents and they couldn't understand why their little friends weren't there to help them blow out their candles'. And our daughter, Suzanne, had fun too though I'm sure she couldn't understand all the excitement and action at our home!! CAN YOU HELP9 As I'm sure you are aware, tragedy struck the Krueger residence when fire broke ou. and extensive damage was done to their home on Knoll Avenue and to their possessions If you can be of any help in offering household item? or clothing for their four young daughters, please contact the FISH organization and let your neighborly help be known CRAFT CLUB* Sharon Gacek and 1 are wondering if perhaps you ladies of Lakeland Park didn't understand our idea of a craft social club because the response hasn't been what we expected. The idea of our club Final Water Sampling Of Year Announced The McHenry County Department of Health has announced its last reports of water sampling from local beaches for 1974 As the result of two consecutive unsat isfactory samples. Sunnyside and McHenry Shores beaches are being posted unsafe for swimming Other locations where the water was found to be unsatisfactory were White Oaks Bay. No 2 and Deep Spings. No 2. both at Wonder Lake; West Shore Beach, McCullom Lake Lakeland Park No 2 McHenry Shores. Sunnyside Pistakee Bay and Lake moor. No i is to meet and chat while we are working on our particular handicraft The craft should be small enough to bring to a home or to a meeting place and the idea is to help one another if ihere is a problem or to just THE FISH A Fish of McHenry is an organization of K/j volunteers helping area residents in various ways The non-profit group is funded by churches, groups or private individuals Some money is realized from a memorial fund The organization was formed in 1973. when a group from the Woman's club recognized the community need for a service group F'ish is primarilv for emergency assistance Requests for transportation are the most common The population of McHenry continues to grow To meet the growing needs. Fish is always looking for volunteers, especially for transportation. If you enjoy helping people in the community and would like to volunteer or obtain additional information, call 385-8020. Castro said to foresee re­ conciliation with I'.S. Frencji farmers protest drop in/prices. House panel finishes draft of major tax revisions. perctNTtR 607 A pgT for *°° GIVE AWAY 5 distinctively marked fuzzy kittens. Shades of gray and white. Long haired like persian mother. 385-6704 9-6 Pure bred St. Bernard, 3 vears old, trained, loves childern 385-3241 9-6 To good home, apricot color cock a poo, verv lovable. 385- 5235. 9-6 Part Siamese kittens, Frostpoint. 6 weeks old. Call 385-1458' 9-6 Female, yellow lab A.K.C. registered. 7 years old Moving cannot take with 385-6016 9-6 5 puppies, 8 weeks old. Mother is a Cock-a-poo, Dad Traveling salesman 385-5020. 9-6 1 male dog, 4 shepherd 4 collie, 1 female, 4 shepherd 4 malamute. 385-8588. 9-6 KNITTING CLASSES - McHenry County college knitting classes will begin Monday, Sept. 23. at McHenry West campus. The classes will be held every Monday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. for eight weeks. Both beginning and advanced knitting students are welcome. Shown above preparing for the classes, left to right, are Margaret Smith, Judith Harrison and Margaret Clark. Sister M. Corrine Gross, O.S.F., will teach the classes. Registration will be held at McHenry high school West campus S<*ptj 16. 17 and 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. Registration for the courses can also be made at McHenry County college in Crvstal Lake starting Monday, Sept. 9. through Friday, Sept. 27. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD enjoy an evening out chatting socially while we knit, crochet, embroider or whatever! Sharon and I are waiting for those phone calls and are anxious to hold our tirst "meeting" so please phone us if you are interested in this functional type of evening out! PAGE «> - PL.\!\DEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER «. 1974 saw a bridal party buzz the subdivision and had not one clue as to who the happy couple was! Do call . . . most people feel their doings are nothing, special but they are and this column is for you! PHONE WITH NEWS This is your column folks, so please let me know what's happening out there. I actually tyive ffiianfa. /yft&nd <\nd qnd §ea t m "/̂ ///y/'V/f. mm wwmm mm wmmm. mm mmm wwA Sunday II Kings 4:8-16 Monday Galatians 5:1. 13-18 Tuesday Ephesians 1:15-23 Wednesday Matthew 10:37-42 Thursday- Psalms 89:1-18 Friday Ezekiel 2:2-5 Saturday Romans 8:9-13 Laughing children splash and splutter in the shallows. Farther out, big boys race and tear in noisy games of tag. Fathers show their children how to swim, while mothers smile encouragement. Lovers nestle close on striped blankets, and grandmas nod sleepily under big-brimmed hats. The day is good, a day of sand and sea and clear blue sky. Then a whistle shrieks, and laughter stills as life guards work to save a life. Dread hovers, and even when the child is safe within his mother's arms, for some the day is tarnished. It's easy to be gay on picnic days. But, when tragedy comes close and fears clamor, life's happiness is a temporary thing. Where can you find confidence? Your church has the answer. It is the abiding place of God. Within its fellowship through prayer and worship, you can learn that God is the center of your life and that His goodness never wavers. _Scriptures Selected By The American Bible Society Copyright 1974 Keister Advertising Service, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia SERVICES Mount Hope Church t tilted Methodist 1(115 W Broadway Pistakee Highlands Kev. I.en Schoenherr Sunday Worship II a in Sun da\ School, 9 45 ,i m Faith Presbyterian Church West ot the Outdoor Thea're John <) Mdnty re. Pastor Summer schedule: June 16 through Sept. 1 Worship and pre-school Sunday School 9:30 am Fii[st Baptist Church 509 N Front St 85-0083 Yirgle E ( happell Bible Study Sunday School 9 30 a ni Worship Service 10 45 a in and 7:00 p.m. Training I nion . 6:00 p.m. Interpretation lor Deal at al Services Special Spanish Services Wednesday Prayer Service. 7:30 p m St Paul's Episcopal Clurch 3706 W SI Paul s & Green Rev. Arthur D. McKay. Vicar : 585-7690 Sunday Services Holy Eucharist - H am. Family Eucharist. 10 a.m. Church School & Coffee Hour Wed­ nesdays - Holy Eucharist 9 :50 a m Friday Holy Eucharist 9: .50 am. Wonder Lake Bible Church 7501 Howe Road, Box No. 2 Rev. Richard N. Wright, Pastor SUNDAY: Phone 653-7961 9:30 AM - Sunday School Hour 11:00 AM - Morning Worship Service 6:00 P.M. Bible Fellowship Hour| 7:30 P.M. Word of Life Youth WEDNESDAY: Gr°UP 7:30 P.M. Midweek Prayer and Praise Service Nursery Care Available St. Patrick's Catholic Church Rev. Edmund Petit, Pastor Rev. Michael Douglas, Assoc. Pastor Sat., Eve. (Sun., obligation fulfilled 5 P.M.) Sunday 7:15; 8:30,9:45, 11 and 12:15 St John the Baptist Catholic Church Johnsburg Rev Leo Bartel. Pastor Rectory Phone 385-1477 Convent Phone 385-5363 Sat .night-8:00p.m Mass Sun . Masses: 7. 9. 10:30. 12:00 Nativity Lutheran Church 3506 E Wonder LaKe Rd Box 157 Phone653-3832 W onder Lake. Illinois Sun . Worship8 and 10:30 a m Sunday School 9a.m. (Nurserv Facilites Available) St. Peter's Catholic Church Spi Iim < ii o\ e Illinois Rc\ Kildult I'a^toi Phone: 815-675-2288 MASSES: Daily 8 A.M. Saturday - 7:30 P.M. Sunday - 7 A.M., 9 A.M. 11 A.M. First United Methodist Church 5717 W < ^I M ,i m St I < •(•' < lllil U ' phone 'K"> o'l : 1 Ralph Smith, Pastor I '.i i sot ,iue I 'I mm :K"> : ,j Worship Services Saturday Evening 7 : I J O Sunday Morning 9:30 &. 10:45 Church School 10:45 AM Sundav St Mary's Catholic Church Rev Eugene Baumhofer Sat . Eve . Mass - 5 p.m. Fulfills Sun . obligation Sunday Masses - 6:30,8,9:30 9:45. 10:45. 11. 12 noon. Alliance Bible Church 3815 W John St Rev Gerald Robertson Wednesday Eves. 8 p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sun. Worship Youth Service. 7 p m Evening Evangel Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints Les te r U . Moore , 15 ranch P re s iden t Phone : 312 -658-5847 Mee t ings he ld a t *2h Dar l ing ton l ^ne in Coven t ry Schoo l i n C r y s t a l I . ake . I I I . S u n d a y Schoo l -1 f I ;3* • eve ry Sun . s av men t Mee t ing - l -Mlu Noon 1s t Sun . o f Mon th Christ The King Catholic Church 5006 E Wonder Lake Road Wonder Lake. Illinois Sunday masses: 8. 10 a.m. and noon. Eve., Mass: 8 p.m Fulfills Sunday Obligation. Ringwood Methodist Church I 'm^uood I I I I I I . I I > Rev. Ruth Wegner Res. 648-2848 Church 653-6956 Sunday-9:30 a.m. Church Ser vice. Church School Also at 9:30 a.m. Chain O'LakesEvangefical Covenant Church 4815.N WilmotRd Rev. Mitchell Considine Sunday School 9:45a.m. Worship Service 11:00a.m. Church Phone - 497-3000 Parsonage - 497-3050 Shepherd of the Hill Lutheran Church 404 N, Green St Rev Roger W Schneider Phone 385-7786 or 385-4030 Family worship and Sunday School - 8:30 a m and 10:30 am Nursery facilities available. St Francis National Catholic Church Flanders Rd , east of Ringwood Rd Sunday'Masses 10 a m Father L. Dobranski Pastor Spring Grove Church I'nited Methodist. 8102 N Blivin Spring Grove. Ill Re/. Len Schoenherr Pastor Sundav Worship 9 am Sundav School - lo 15 a m Christian Science Society Linco ln Road and Eas twood Lane Sunday Se rv i ce - 10 :30 a .m . Sunday Schoo l - 10 :30 a .m . Wed . Fve Met t ing Eve ry Third Hed. - 8:011 p.m. ^ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod; 420^ V\ Waukcgan Rd W Rt 120 Rev Herman E Graet :585-0859 5H5 It, It, Sundav Worship 7 45 and 10 ',0 Nursery Services provided at |o <II Education foi Et> rnitv Sunday School Children and \ outh 9 a in George R. J us ten Funeral Home 3519 U . L lm S t r ee t McHenry , HI . 3 fv5 - 240 i i First National of McHenry 3s 14 A . L lm S t r ee t McHenry . I I I . 385 -5401 Bank Peter M. Justen Funeral Home 3807 W . E lm S t r ee t McHenry , I I I . 385 -00^3 Glaviano's Interiors & Palatine Millwork 385-3764 o r 385-3765 414 S . Rou te 31 Jus t Nor th o f McHenry F lo ra . McHenry Savings & Loan 12H9 N . Gree r , s t r ee t McHenry Hi . 5 s5 -30"n Guettler s Service, Inc. s 1 s N . 1 r on t S t r ee t McHenry . I I I . 385 - '»* . ' ) 1 Brake Parts Co. I ' . t ) . Box I 1 McHenry . ! : . . Locker's 12 1 i ; hu d s t McHenry . I I I . Flowers r t ' t ' t Mitchell Sales, Inc. H. ik k . - ' s - 1 >pe 907 s - . i r on t • Hem ' . . 3*5 -7 . ' 00 Ace Hardware 3729 U . Kim s t r ee t McHenry . 111 . 3*5 -0722 The Bath Shop . v 1 1-- .v R t e . 12" M Hem .* . 1 . . . :>^>-""4 - The McHc\r\ Hi i imlralpr .> l . . ' . i s ! I im s t t e e t Mt i l en r . I l l i no i s f<005 ' i Tonyan Construction Co. 1 309 N. 15 ' > rde r . S t r ee t Mc l l en r : . I I I . 3h5 -552u McHenry State Ban! 551" A . i m s t r ee t McHenry . 111 . . 3*5 - :m V Coast to Coast Hardware 4 4o i ' A . R te . i 2o McHenry Marke t I ' iu» J80-W55 i