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AND LOUNGE "ON PISTAKEE BAY" PRESENTS ON FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 7:30 PM-2 AM • 20* DRAFT MICHELOB! •50" MIXED DRINKS! •75' BLENDED DRINKS! THE UNIFICATION CHURCH organized **to deepen a per»<»n'» faith and rommiimenl to Christian ideal-** IS NOT CHRISTIAN ar«-ordin« to the Bible- -taiement on -aUation in Lphe-ian« 2: 8 A tf. y The Unification disciple* claim their "*Me**iah" to be Sun M\ un» Moon. Thev are al*o knoun among the public a* "THE MOONIES." Greet their aolieitor* nith companion and «i\e them onl\ 1 John 1:7. Thi» ad\erti»enient i- a menage from: Alliance Bible Chureh. Evangelical Free ( hurch. Fir»t Baptist ( hurrh. St. Mary*« Catholic ( hurch. St. Patrick"** Catholic Church. and Zion Lutheran Chureh. "RHINO'S" FORMERLY "THE HOUSE OF DAVID" , OPEN " EVERYDAY «t II A.M. SERVINC •SANDWICHES •CHIU DKJUIPJI UVE MUSIC! FBIi SAT. HtTES COPY OF THIS ADV. WORTH ONE F It E E DRINK! MARY RUTH HOFFMAN THOMAS EUGENE FROST TO WED IN AUGUST - Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hoffmann. Springfield. III. announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ruth, to Thomas Eugene Frost of McHenry. Miss Hoffman was graduated from Springfield high school and is now attending Sangamon State university. She is employed part-time in Springfield. Mr.Frost attended Sacred Heart school. Geneva. 111. and graduated from McHenry Community college with an associates degree in liberal arts and from Sangamon State university with a bachelor degree in political studies. He is now associated with a car and truck dealer association. The wedding will take place .August 20 at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church. Springfield. Promise Irish Might .4s Full Evening Of Fun TIMOTHY PROSTKO DEBORAH ANN FOLEY ENGAGEMENT - A late summer wedding is being planned by Deborah \nn Foley and Timothy Prostko for their exchange of nuptial \ows a< St. John the Baptist Catholic church in Johnsburg. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Breier of 3M3 N. Richmond road. SlcHenry and the late William C. Foley. Her fiance s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Prostko of Kenosha. Wis. Miss Foley graduated from Marian Central Catholic high •school and from St. Anthony s School of Nursing in Rockford. She is following her career as a registered nurse first at McHenry hospital and presently at St. Mary's On-The-Lake hospital in the cardiac surgical intensi\e care unit. Her fiance graduated from Bradford high school and received his B.S. degree in chemistry from the University of Wisconsin. Parkside, and attended John Marshall Law school in Chicago. Tim is following his career With a corporation in Milwaukee. . McHenry County Salon Celebrates Anniversary The McHenry County Salon No 483 Eight et Forty had their twenty-fifth silver anniversary party recently at the Huntley American Legion Post Home with forty-three attending The tables were decorated in red. white and silver with four beautiful silver lamps which Reba Owen had made Many- hard hours of work were put into this celebration by Le Petite Chapeau May Chasek and her committee workers, Chris ^iixon of Waukegan and Reba Owen of McHenry At the end of the dinner. Reba drew four numbers ana Bess Lewis of Galesburg. Mabel Schultz of Huntely. Nick Nixon of Waukegan and Ethel Burow of Alden received the lamps The event started with a cocktail hour followed by a Swiss steak dinner Le Petite Chapeau May welcomed everyone and a prayer was given by L'Aumonier Agnes ll -irmlor * 1 A i ff at- -- i . rviKjxrn .-iitci uuuici . LePetite Chapeau May in­ troduced her guests. Depart­ mental Chapeau Marguerite Adams and Bess Lewis LePetite Chapeau May then introduced the charter members. Maizie Blatt. Huntley Dorothy Ogle. Woodstock Chris Nixon and May Chasek and presented them with red candles Laura Struck. Hebron was introduced as the first LePetite Chapeau of Salon No 483 Chapeau May had papers passed out to all partners listing the Chapeau Passe of LePetite McHenry County Salon No 483 from the first year to the twenty-fifth She spent many hours making this list as some of the records have been lost Chapeau May would like each partner to keep this record and add to it each year Chapeau May4 then read the names and asked the ones present to tell some out­ standing story about an in­ cident that occurred during the time they were L%Petite Chapeau Many interesting stories were disclcsed. LePetite Chapeau May then called on Ritual and Em­ blem. Dorothy Ogle to read a poem she had written outlining the history of the twenty-five years to the present time An informative talk detailing • Kn rvitrwwA nf ITir»K» J/VM V* VI A VI was given by Departmental Marguerite The kitchen band under the direction of Florence Kennedy of Harvard then entertained the guests The next meeting will be held March 28 at 8 p.m at the home of Irene Biangardi of Fox River Grove Plans will then be made for the buffet supper to be held April 24 at the McHenry Post Home s New Officers Elected At Auxiliary Meeting Discipline On Saturday. March 19. at 8 p.m.. the Spares Sunday Evening club will hold its "Let's Be Irish"" dance This seasonal dance will be held at The Greens of Golf Mill. 8909 David place. Des Plaines Reservations can be made w ith Phyllis Weldon at R04-0893 The Spares Sunday Evening club is a non-sectarian, non­ profit organization for single, widowed, divorced and legally- separated adults with a membership of 700 This club has a large number of varied activities and serves residents of Cook. Kane. Lake. McHenry. Will and DuPage counties Former Prisoner To Be Luncheon Guest Speaker The annual meeting of the auxiliary of the Family Service and Mental Health clinic for McHenry county was held recently in Woodstock One hundred and twenty members of the auxiliary enjoyed a brunch followed by the annual business meeting Certificates for outstanding service were presented to members, including Mrs Trisha Sayler. McHenry Mrs Barbara Johnson then presented the new slate of officers and directors for ap­ proval The following is a list of the officers and directors for 1977 President. Barbara Andrew. Harvard: first vice- president. Julia Jessup. McHenry. second vice- president. Karen Wallen. Crystal Lake: recording secretary. Cathy Faestel. Crystal Lake corresponding secretary. Sharyn Forbes. McHenry : treasurer. Chris Lamb. Woodstock and proposal chairman. Kay Pawl. Huntley Directors named included Leith Honmng. Mary Bruha and Wyn Cain, all of McHenry Mrs Johnson then presented the gavel and turned the meeting over to new president. Barbara Andrew Mrs Andrew presented the outgoing president with a certificate of service and honorary life membership, and a gift of appreciation for an outstanding year of service Mrs Andrew then recognized Penny Poehlmann and Kay Foriyes. both of Woodstock, for their work on the membership drive Coffees were held during the months of January and- February throughout the county to encourage interest in the Resource league and to inform potential new members of the league's activities and objectives in the field of mental health in McHenry county- Mrs Andrew then addressed the members on the new ob­ jectives of the group The league will be a resource" organization, giving financial aid and various types of assistance to many mental health services and agencies in McHenry county. She en­ couraged members to par­ ticipate in the activities of the Resource league to insure better mental health care for the residents of McHenry county The group will be concerned with services directly or indirectly associated with programs for mental health, alcoholism, mental retardation, drug ad­ diction and developmental disabilities. Following a review of this year s "'Fair Diddley" which will be held on May 15 in Woodstock. Mrs .Andrew in­ troduced guest speaker. Dennis Smith, executive director of the McHenry county Mental Health board Smith gave an informative talk on the mental health services that are presently- available in McHenry county and how the Resource league can take an active role in this ever expanding field He stressed the importance of community- mental health care where people can remain in their community and have the support of family and friends during times of crisis and stress Smith also emphasized the need for volunteers who would be willing to work on crisis Hot Lines'" and day treatment programs, and the need for preventive mental health seminars, transportation for patients and advocacy. Any agency or service in­ terested in learning more about obtaining financial aid or other types of assistance is asked to write to: Mental Health Resource league for McHenry county . P O Box 204. McHenry. Attn Proposal chairman March 19 at 8 p m the Woodstock Opera House will be transformed into a ' bit of the Old Sod." as Mai Bellairs emcees an Irish extravaganza of music and merriment The Susan McNamara Irish dancers will delight everyone with their jigs and reels and the Moran Family will provide authentic drum and pipe music Local folk singers. Darlene and Jennifer Fiske. will lend their talents and charm to the evening's entertainment Guitarist. Dan Taylor, will provide music in a Gaelic manner - '. A sing-along of favorite Irish ditties will top off the fu» and make it a truly old-fashioned family affair % Tickets will be available at the box office Psychology- Speaker On Successful Childbirth and organized Parent education will be holding its next meeting Wednesday . March 23. 8 p m . *« dl vviiuai M.IIW1 til v i »oiui Lake The topic for the evening will be. '"Discipline for Children". Mrs Carol Chan­ dler. instructor of psychology at McHenry County college, win he tne teatureci speaKer. and she will discuss the various techniques and alternatives available to parents when dealing with their children In sdditior. to h^r t^sching position. Mrs Chandler serves on the Family Service Mental Health board, is a consultant for the Algonquin Police department, and a member of McHenry County Parental assistance Situations requiring discipline occur daily in every household: and discipline is often the one area of child- rearing that presents the most problems to parents Mrs Chandler will have handouts for the audience, and there will be ample time for audience participation and questioning Admission is free and the public is cordially invited Breakfast With Easter Bunny It's pancakes on Sunday. March 20. at the Johnsburg community club and the little ones can enjoy the flapjacks with an eager Easter Bunny. Phil Bartmann, above, tries his talents as a chef while the bunny hovers nearby to assist. The breakfast is sponsored by St. John's Athletic association, with the proceeds going to St. John's Restoration fund. Serving will start at 7:30 a.m. and continue until 1:30 p.m. .Along with the pancakes will be sausage, coffee and milk, and it's "all-you-can-eat". A bake sale will also be held during the breakfast. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Spares Club Lists David Voshell. inspired young preacher, will speak at the Women Aglow in Christ luncheon to be held at Mar- tinetti s. Cry stal Lake. March 24. at 11 a m David has literally come from prison to praise through the power of the Holy Spirit He is typical of his generation Even though he 'played church" for years, his life of hypocricy and self-indulgence finally lead him to prison He is one of the fortunate ones He realized that even though he had been release from an ac­ tual prison, he was a prisoner of Satan Since his conversion he has been called to preach throughout the United States telling people who have given up hope that nothing is hopeless through the savings power of Jesus Christ Angela Amici of McHenry will proclaim the joy of the Lord in song For information and reservations, call Mrs Walter Ulich or . Mrs Anthonv SPRINGTIME FASHIONS - The date for the auxiliary to McHenry hospital's springtime Fashion show is approaching. Tickets should be ordered soon by writing the Auxiliary to McHenry hospital. P.O. Box 69, McHenry, 60050. Models rehearsing for this March 21 fund-raising event at the Branded Steak house. Crystal Lake, include from left, front, Ida Barker and Cassandra Rhode. In the back are Hjordes Karlsen, Carol Steadman and Jill Otsjewski. (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGR APHY BY KAAREN DODGE 9 Airlines Club To Hear Talk On Paramedics The Extra-Care club of United Airlines will hold its monthly luncheon meeting on Saturday. March 26. at the Blue Moon 1900 Larkin avenue. i Angela i Amici both of McHenry or Mrs.W'encil Stanek of Spring Grove JOIN US FOR L& # Ml* SERVING Corned Beef'n Cabbage LUNCHEON AND DINNER RESERVATIONS 385-9869 LONGHORN STEAK HOUSE «n. rao 2% MILES EAST Of McHiNtY, ILLINOIS PHONE 385-9869 Elgin The social hour starts at noon, with lunch at 12:30. The program for the meeting will be, given by Lts Jim Sanders and Gordon Burkhart. Paramedics w ith the Elgin Fire department The subject w ill be a demonstration of C P R techniques The luncheon is open to any- United Airlines pilot's wife and her guests For reservations or further information, call 312 888-2114 SORORITY MEETING The spring meeting of the Northern Illinois Lake chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma w ill be held at 7 30 Monday. March 21. at the home of Arline Cetner. 1301 Nippersink road in Ingleside ,A11 Tri-Sigma alumnae of Lake and McHenry eountjes are invited to attend Lakes Region Rescue Squad Slates Breakfast Lakes Region Rescue squad, a not-for-profit ambulance service manned by paramedics and EMT's of Island Lake, will hold a pancake breakfast. March 20. from 8 a.m. to Noon Proceeds w ill go to help support the paramedics and the MICU ambulance they operate The breakfast will be held at the A1 Kaya restaurant, located just off Roberts road, one half block south of Route 176 in Island Lake t f