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\ Teacher Recognition Sunday K Lakeland Park & lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek 385-3777 Dream Vacation Realized With June Departure On Sunday, June 11, Lisa Bassett started heir dream vacation to Heidelberg, Ger­ many. Lisa left O'Hare airport on a jet for a direct 8-hour flight to Frankfurt, Germany. Wishing Lisa a "Bon Voyage" were sister Amy; parents, Homer and Melinda; grand­ parents, Spencer and Peggy Maggs; and Vivian Bassett. Once in Germany, Lisa will live with her Dad's sister, Hene Wiedeman. Aunt Ilene lives and teaches high school for the United States government in Heidelberg. Lisa's first letter home told of the differences in airports, going through customs, and her experience on the way from Frankfurt to Heidelberg on the Autobahn. Lisa explained there isn't much difference from a freeway, except that Germany posts no maximum spaiid limits so you travel at your own risk. Aunt Ilene's school term was still in session. So Lisa attended . the Heidelberg American high school for a few days The climax of the school year was to attend graduation at Heidelberg Castle Lisa remarked that the view from the castle which overlooks the city was beautiful The scenery and town reminded a Lisa of L'Anse, Mich., a town in the Upper Peninsula The streets in the nearby towns were so narrow that the people park their cars on the sidewalk Lisa has further plans of traveling to the Black Forest, Bavaria, Holland, and Swit­ zerland Hopefully, Lisa would like to visit France if the money market improves The Bassett's are looking forward to hearing of Lisa s experiences in the weeks to Teacher Recognition Sunday was observed recently at Faith Presbyterian church, honoring those who donated time each Sunday to teaching the youth of the parish. The teachers were presented with corsages during the church service which was followed by a coffee and rolls reception in Fellowship hall. Pictured from left to right, first row, are Evelyn Zvonar, Betsy Ruth, Melinda Bowen and Jean Randolph; second row, Janet Webel, Karen Thennes, Mary Ann Snyder, Jeri Emrich, Connie Bunting, and Rev. Rick Snyder; third row, Cindy Swartzloff, Lori Taylor, Sunday school superintendent, Janet Gene and Charlene Mowery. Children-Youth Chairman Presented Salon Tribute When .the McHenry county Salon no 483 Eight et Forty met recently at the home of Virginia Mann, Woodstock, Chapeau Virginia presented an award to Pearl Cooper of McHenry, chairman for the Children and Youth Fourteen partners were present to welcome May Chesak back after a very long illness. She appreciated the cards, flowers and prayers offered to speed her recovery and expressed how nice it was to be back Mabel Schultz announced installation will be held Aug. 13 at the Huntley Legion Post, cocktails at 6 and dinner at 7. Reservations are to be with Arlene Mattingly, Huntley, by Aug. 6 All officers were asked to wear white short dresses. Partners are ask to remember Frances Mattachen who is ill, by sending her cards. There being no other business the meeting was adjourned and the Woodstock Partners served dessert Display Heirlooms At Museum Hebron Day Continuing the series of programs offered this season, the McHenry County Historical museum in Union will hold Hebron day Sunday, July 16. In addition to highlighting the artifacts of the Hebron area, Alice and Frances Bailey, descendants of Eli Whitney Brigham, the first white settler in Hebron township in 1836, will be on hand to share some of Two Youths Return From Conservation Workshop Through a variety of outdoor recreation and conservation activities at Illinois 4-H Con­ servation workshop. two McHenry county 4 H ers had an opportunity to learn about and experience the world of resources around them Attending the state-wide 4-H Conservation workshop at Jacksonville, 111 , were Chris Beaulieu, daughter of mr and Mrs Robert Beaulieu of Harvard, and Curt Dietz, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Dietz of Marengo Beaulieu and Dietz were selected to attend this educational workshop last fall at 4-H Records finish-up Delegates are selected on a basis of age. conservation projects, ana tneir overall 4-H records Nearly 100 boys and girls between the ages of 13 and 16 attended the workshop under the directorship of Fred L Haegele, 4-H program Leader, University of Illinois To be eligible to attend, 4-H'ers must be enrolled in entomology, forestry, geology, gun safety, soil and water conservation, honey production wildlife conservation or other con­ servation related subjects their family history and heirlooms Among the many unique things they plan to display will be a chair brought from Holland in the late 1600's, a salt spoon dated 1779, and 1858 wedding dress worn by an ill- fated 19-year-old bride who died two months after the ceremony, and several Civil war letters. Perhaps, though, as interesting as the artifacts themselves, are the fascinating stories that one will discover behind them Much of what is related about this family's history parallels the major events in American History enough so that the two speakers wrote a book about their family entitled, Dear Folks The audience should attend at 2 p.m. to hear all about this remarkable family. The McHenry County Historical museum will be open from 1:30 to 4:30. There is a small admission charge for non members ERA supporters ask for new deadline. There's An Answer (by Norman Vincent I Yale and Ktitli Stafford I'eale) -- She Works; He Raises Hell Q. I am 41 years old and the mother of ten children. I work hard five days a week and pay all the bills My husband don't do anything but ride up and down the road and get drunk and come home and raise hell at me and the kids He told me he hates me and would kill me if I try to leave. I try to do everything I can to please him, but it don't do any good. Please if you can, help me. A. We think your husband does love you but obviously he is a frustrated and unhappy man, seemingly without purpose. There just has to be a lot of good in this man that supportive helpfulness could bring out. Maybe he needs a strong wifely attitude from you, for perhaps your effort to do everything he wants indicates supineness, which is always irritating We suggest that you ask your local minister or priest to try to get your husband involved in something that will interest him and harness his frustrated energies. We have a booklet, A First-Aid Kit for Marriage, that has helped others solve problems such as yours, and a copy of it is on its way to you. Anyone wishing a free copy mi write to us in care of Box 500, Pawling, NY 12564. $ Need To Get Organized Q. Do you have any advice to help college beginners organize their time, life, studies and habits so they can keep up with their courses and get the mo6tout of college? I'm a 19-year-old (male) college freshman and I find it difficult to say "'No!" to my friends, and to stay home and study during the school week. A. Your problem is one of priorities, which every busy person faces. Decide what, in order of importance, is number one on your list of activities. Then stick to this priority. Otherwise failure will result, be it for college student, housewife or businessman. Stiffen up your resolution and learn the skill of saying "No" firmly but pleasantly if something is going to interfere with your top priority. Ashamed To Get Help Q. I have a delicate problem which I'm ashamed to consult with my doctor or preacher My husband is having sex with his sister She tells her husband she is going to Bingo; my husband lies also by telling me he is at his favorite club. I have proof of this, and as soon as I'm better situated I'm planning on separating. In the meantime, how should I cope with it? A. Firat of all you should, of course, consult with your doctor and your minister. They have the advantage of local acquaintance and therefore are better able to help you. Since both are professionals, shame is no factor in such a consultation. Yew have a human problem here which involves concern for two people engaged in repulsive wrongdoing and having the potential of wrecking two families. If your doctor and minister agree and you are sure of your facts, we believe your husband and his sister should be confronted with the matter. Try by every means to put a stop to it If there is something you would like to ask Dr. and Mrs Peale to discuss in this column, write to them in care of Box 500, Pawling, NY 12564. If you would like to talk directly with a prayer partner, call Prayer Line 212-481-1050. Reduced long-distance rates are in effect nights and weekends WINN PHltllPS We at Century 21 Car* Real Estate. Inc. ara pleated to present you with our weekly •arias of Informative Real Estate Artie las. "Froa Estimate of Valuo" moons just that A Neigh borhood Professional TM will call on you. measure your home and figure what it would cost to replace it on todays market Our Professional" will, also, in­ vestigate thoroughly what homes are selling for in your area An up to date list is kept in out office of all sales in McHenry County Then with no obligations on your part you will be given a "Free Estimate of Value You should know now what your home is worth on today s market. WE RE HERE FOR YOU CARE REAL ESTATE INC. Phone SISU4 I0» 3717 W . Urn (Across from jewel) McHenry. It. Each office independently owned and operated. come before she Returns home in late July. FUTURE ARCHITECT Michael Ruhnke was recently surprised to find out that his model home took first {dace in the Chicago Regional In­ dustrial Education exhibit. The exhibit was held at the Museum of Science and Industry. Mrs. Irene Ruhnke is very proud of her son and is also happy that he has finished his junior year at Hubbard high school on the south side of * Chicago. Michael will start his senior year at McHenry high school in the fall Michael's brother, Thomas, / with sisters Kathleen and Mary also viewed the exhibit with a very proud mom Congratulations, Michael! SURPRISE A household shower for Kathy Koch was given by the Koch girls, Michele, Trydy. Beth, Denise and Shirley A shower brought the shower indoors and also the guests who were Ginnie West. Jackie Bowles, Sharon McGowan. Jean Weber, Ruth Miller, Joan Hertz, Julie Rice, Grand mother Gert Meilanhn, Fran Cole, Ruth Lafeniere, Cindi Burgess, Sandi and Pam Meilanhn A seven layer salad luncheon that was prepared by mom, Shirley, was enjoyed by all WEDDING BELLS rang recently for Robert Mullens and Sue Cassanova who were married in Chicago recently Mom, Mary Hoskins. with other family members, Ralph and Shelia, gathered at the home of Lynn and Frank Shockey who held the reception for Robert and Sue Also present were the bride s parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Cassonova, with children. Karen, Cass, Stevie, and Frankie Everyone enjoyed the delicious buffet and the beautiful wedding cake Best wishes to Robert and Sue HAPPY DAY Mr and Mrs. Lester Dobbins celebrated their fifty-first wedding anniversary recently Les and Mary carried out an annual tradition of dining out with Mr and Mrs Robert Foote of Libertyville To Les and Mary, many, many more years of continued happiness! WOMEN'S CLUB The Lakeland Park Women's club will be meeting this Thursday evening at 8 Final plans for the fourth annual picnic will be discussed Hostesses Maria Sieracki and Marion Badtka have planned a special surprise for the women attending LAKE NEWS r The lake has swimmer's itch in various places The mam thing is to remember tb ttftvel dry, and shower when you get home Some kids swim in the lake all summer and never get swimmer's itch and one child might go in the lake for an hour and get it PAGE 3 - PLAINDF.A LER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, I97tr to Bruce 1 Warren who celebrates his day July 19. Happy Birthday to all! BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Happy Birthday to Mary Pautz who will celebrate her special day July 12, Carol Toussaint will have her cake July 13, and Larry Glorch will hear the birthday song being played July 14, and my son, Bobby Gacek will have two candles on his birthday cake on the fourteenth. On July 15 Beverly Hromec will turn sweet sixteen, Stephanie Rae Worth will turn ten, and Nancy Dawson and Cheryl Michaels will add another year July 16 Another popular date is July 17 with Mike Koch and Dan Kamp sharing that day A special birthday wish goes HAPPY ANNIVERSARY*- Art and Rosemary Tiffaihy will celebrate forty-four years of marriage together July 13. Ray and Mary Barle will celebrate their thirty-fifth yapr together and July 17 is alsd*a very special day for George and Mary Elizabeth Heuer On July 18 Douglas and Carol Toussaint will hear the tax niversary Waltz and this same beautiful song will play July-J9 for Murph and Jane Miskoific who have shared thirty-seven years Congratulations' Ex-Servicemen Salute A Nonagenarian Queen Hospitalized veterans at North Chicago were en tertained July 5 by McHenry s Joyce K?ilmer Court of Catholic Daughters of America, and they in turn merrily sang "Happy Birthday" to Chairlady Mrs Elizabeth Thompson whose ninetieth birthday comes July 19 Elizabeth has for over 25 years visited her Downey boys', playing games with them and treating them with sweets The birthday singing was enhanced with Hawaiian guitar accompaniment by Oleva Clucas Bertilla Freund, Laura Weber. Bobby May, and those good and willing drivers Mrs Clara Slegar and Mrs Jack Oakford, together with the hospital's Recreation Therapist Cynthia Cook directing the game-playing with her aids all chimed in to make one more enjoyable evening for the deserving vets At the court's executive meeting the following night, coming events were dated and aligned with hostesses, these including the Autumn Day of Recollection will be announced shortly when details have all been harmoniously con­ summated Have you ever noticed how many people know all the answers? The Modern Way He--It will be real simple for us to get married, darling. My father is a Minister. She--Okey, let's give it a whirl. Mine's an attorney. 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