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PAGE 22 - PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19,1980 Johnsburg Mary L. Gunderson 385-3052 Slate Program A shop-share days fund- raising program will be held March 24, 25 and 26, at a supermarket. By shopping at this or a similar store, 5 percent of the totai pur­ chases will be donated to the Home & School association. Money received will help defray the cost of replacing the school roof. If you are interested in helping, secure a card from the school, and learn the name of the cooperating store. These can be used at any of their stores - so grandparents, aunts, sisters, etc., can all help on this endeavor. The store retains the card you present, and will return your regular sales slip, which should be turned in to the school. school session will be Tuesday, April 22, 8 p.m. Special things are planned, and a speaker on nutrition, presented in a previous meeting will complete' her discourse on this important subject. There will be an election of officers, too. There will also be a Children's Book Fair at this time for pre school through eighth grade levels. It will be open to all school children during school hours. Parents and others interested can visit and purchase. MEMORIAL MASS ...at St. John's, Sunday, March 23, 5 p.m., for all parishioners who died while the church was being restored. This will satisfy the Sunday obligation. Advise those who may not be aware of this special Mass. HOME & SCHOOL MEN'S RETREAT The last meeting for this ...at Mav's Lake March 21. Please contact LeRoy Welter at 385-3365 for details. HOME & HOSPITAL Say some special prayers for our sick - Bernice Evans, Agnes K. Freund, Mae Lagowski, Frances Lewan, Brian Marks, Irene Pitman, Ted Schaefer, Gene Hughes and Jacob Schaflein. Loraine Rutzen is in Lake Forest hospital, Room 1014, and Agnes K. Freund is in Carestoel Care Center, Room 712-2. A thoughtful card or telephone call is always appreciated. SYMPATHY ...to the family of James J. Collins, Jr., formerly of Johnsburg, who died Feb. 25 and was buried in St. John's cemetery. He was a parishioner of St. John's. CONGRATULATIONS ...to Matthew Edward Boulden, Colleen Kimberly Cote, Daniel Michael DeAngllo, Andrew Paul Ganzer, Melissa Anne Labicki, Christina Kimberly Suchy, James Thaddeus Suchy, Christina Marie Trinidad and Veronica Marie Zaremba, who were baptized at the noon Mass March 9, and to their families. ...to Brian Henry Hess and Aaron Stephan, who were served at the table of the Lord for the first time at the 10:30 a.m. Mass at St. John's, Sunday, March 9. RUMMAGE SALE St. John's Blessed Virgin Sodality's annual rummage sale will be held Thursday and Friday, April 24 and 25, in rh« Johnsburg Community club. You will be advised later. Used, clean articles of clothing, for men, women and children, as well as infants, linens and household items are needed. JOHNSBURG P.T.O. A super-hero comedy, "May the Fprce Be With You," will be performed Friday, March 21,8 p.m. and Sunday, March 23, 2 p.m. at Johnsburg high school auditorium. Tickets can be purchased at the door, or call Mrs. Steve (Jan) Webel, 497- 4170. BABYSITTING CLASSES ...start Thursday, March 20, 7 to 8:30 p.m., in the Multi-Purpose room at Bush school, and will continue for six consecutive Thursdays. Reservation sheets are at District 12 school and St. John's. This is a special opportunity for boys and girls of fifth grade through high school. CRISIS LINE A new 24-hour, toll free . line, is open to people of all ages and calls are taken by professionals This is a n«w program instituted by McHenry County Family Services to handle marital, children, frustrations of loneliness problems. LENTEN THOUGHT .In watching a „ T.V. program recently the thought occurred as to just how well God furnishes our, food for us! But, we do have to work for it! Farmers have a respon­ sibility in carrying out their vocation and their lives and hours are not always to their l i k i n g . . o r t h e i r families: .since nature and people must be taken care of wAen the need is there! CHURCH WOMEN UNITED * The World Day of Prayer was well attended and a very interesting and enlightening time was had by all. The next meeting will be a forum, Friday, March 28, 9:15 a.m., with Coffee and a program, at Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake. Speaker will be Sister Denise Callahan. Lolly Kloeper is president for our area. BASEBALL REGISTRATION Johnsburg Boys Baseball7 League registration will be Saturday March 22, 1 to 3 p.m., in the Multi-purpose room, Bush school, for boys 8 to 15 years. For further information, contact Tom Anderson. DATESTO REMEMBER March 20 - P.T.O. Baby Sitting Safety classes, Bu&h school, 7 to 8 :30 p.m. March 21 • Men's Retreat, Mayslake, 111. March 21-23 - P.T.O. 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B1 adesarewalnut-finishwood nn veneer over wood products / CJl Regularly 89.99 Solid brass decorator plates. Save •35 2-max-hp circular saw with metal guards. A A 97 Take With Regularly 79.99 Power-lock off protects against accidental starts. Ball-and-roller bearings. Special Buy Wards 5-gallon wet/dry shop vac outfit. For wet or dry use. Auto off at 3Vfc-gal liquid cap. 5 filter bags, reg. 1.99 4988 Take With Save 50% Take With Assorted Floor JVIodel Cabinets Picture-frame styling. Built with rich veneered center panel in doors, hardwood frames. Counter-top, sink and fittings priced extra. STORE HOURS Mon. thru Fn. 10 a.m to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 30 a.m. to 5 p.m Sunday 11 a.m. to S p.m. Crystal Lake 105 Nortfcwtti Highway Rout* 14 Phone 815459 3120 FREE PARKING registration - 1 to 3 p:m. Bush school* Johsnburg Boys Baseball League - ages 8 to 15 years. March 24^25-26 - Shop- Share days at a supermarket - St. John's Home & School association. April _15- N.C.S.F.St. Agatha Court 777 - In­ stallation Banquet, Nancy's, Johnsburg. April 22 • Meeting-Home & School association, St. John's. Also, Book Fair, pre­ school through eighth grade. April 24-25 - B.V.M. rummage sale, Johnsburg Community club. Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Carol Cominskv 385-7246 Hold Meeting All residents of Lakeland Park and Lakeland. Shores should have received a copy of the special edition newsletter in the mail. I hope everyone took the time to read this informative paper. Some people aren't even aware there is an association and I urge those people to attend the next meeting Sunday, March 23, 2 p.m. at the community house. Three new officers will be elected to the board that day. If you are a dues paying property owner you could be nominated for the job. Since membership is declining why don't you consider joining? See you at the an­ nual meeting! FAMILY NEWS Wayne and Mary Anne Dettmer went to Mundelein to help Glenn Knowlton celebrate his ninth birthday. He is Mary Anne's nephew and godson. Glenn's parents, Helen and Jim prepared a nice dinner for the birthday boy. When the Dettmer's went home they called Hawaii to talk to Herb and Toni. Herb will be getting a leave soon so they will be back in McHenry for a visit. We'll be waiting to hear about the warm and sunny islands. I would also like to send heartfelt sympathies to Mary Anne on the recen| death of her cousin, Jerry Schackmuth. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. BUSY WEEKEND Frank and Linda Sweeney recently had a very busy weekend at their house. Amy Lynn turned seven March 10 and she had a party the afternoon of the eighth with some of her friends. Those attending were Jennifer Sawin, Jennifer Jensen, Mike Reinhardt, Angie Coles, Sandy Sadowski, Erin LaRocca, Lisa Honea, Suzanne Moore, Sunny Hommenland, James Reasinger and his little sister Rebecca. The children played games and enjoyed the cake and ice cream amidst a clown party theme. Later that evening, Amy enjoyed another party held in her honor. Her grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Detwiler were there with Uncle Scott; Art and Lois Stolldorf with children Erin and Shiela; Boyd and Gail Kyle and children Todd, Kurt and Luke; Aunt Mary and Uncle Art Schwinn; Alicia and George Gutzman and Uncle Glen Reid with children Tracy and Kelly. Frank and Linda's an­ niversary was Sunday March 9, and they enjoyed their day by going bowling in the afternoon with ten couples from their camping club and then went out for a nice dinner. Since Linda didn't have any time over the weekend for anything but parties she had to get up at 5:30 a.m. Monday to bake cookies for • V< *!!• • | gfl feri ' • * * i S mm* - 'M wMiJi wk V The McHenry Plaindeoler 3812 W. Elm Street | McHenry. 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When she came home Jackie Miller and Karen Doessel were there to wish her a happy birthday. A little later in the af­ ternoon she had a party with some friends from pre­ school. The girls were Heather Fieldler, Theresa Scarbrough, Kim Thompson, Traci Wegner, Christy Leonard, Erica Johnson and Dawn Stewart and her mother April, who stayed to give a hand, all the girls seemed to enjoy the games and Raggedy Ann cake with ice cream. Jami was especially thrilled with the new war­ drobe that Grandma Cserep crocheted for her Barbie doll. BIRD SIGHTING Cheryle Michaels called to say she saw her first robin March 10. (I'm still looking) Guess this means Spring is right around the corner. BIRTHDAYSAND ANNIVERSARY We would like to say happy birthday to Robert Mueller, Lenore Abbott, and Steve Moore March 19. The eighteenth adds another year for JoAnn Rizzo, Pat Linnane, Joan Bucaro and Butch Brunow. Wendy Glosson, Leah Rode, and Henry Koehl will celebrate March 21. On the twenty- second, Art Tiffany, Mary Murphy and Marty Apel will be honored. Special good wishes to Ron Nystrom (I remember when you were only 17) March 23; also, Bobby Hutt, Mike Grothman and Kathryn Wagner who share that day. The birthday song will be sung for Michael Linnane and Renee Nickels the twenty-fourth; and Steve George, John Mueller, Elizabeth Ellen Johnson, and Ann Dawson March 25. Happy twenty-seventh anniversary to Dorothy and Mel Morgenson March 20. HAVE A GOOD WEEK! TAX RETURNS Illinois Department of Revenue Director James B. Zagel reported about 4.8 million state income tax returns are expected to be filed this year. According to 1978 figures, more taxpayers fall into the $15,001-125,000 adjusted gross income bracket than into any other category. There were 175 in the over $1 million bracket. More of them are married than not, although the single and unmarried head of household categories are gaining. And the majority claim only one or two exemptions. 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