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Christian Musicians Give May' 2 Concert Lakeland Park & Carol Cominsky FREE SPIRIT SINGERS Free Spirit, a group of seven talented college age Christian musicians, will share their beliefs in testimony and song Sunday, May 2, at 10:30 a.m. at the First Baptist church, 509 Front street, MHenry. These musicians have interrupted their educations or careers for a year in order to share Jesus Christ in this full time musical ministry. In past years, Free Spirit has appeared at the White House, and the World's fair, as well as in the Holy Land, Rome, the Dominican Republic, Haiti and many parts of Europe. In addition, they have appeared in a number of concerts throughout North America. Alrng with their musical talents, members of Free Spirit share their Christian message with young and old in their audience with the help of 18-inch hand puppets, presenting scriptural principles through song and dialogue. The public is invited to attend. Father Kagan Speaks At St. Peter Church On Wednesday evening, April 28, at 7:30 p.m. Father David Kagan will give a talk, "What is Marriage and what is Annulment?" at St. Peter's church hall, 2206 Main street, Spring Grove. Father Kagan is presently the vice-officialis of the Rockford Diocesan Marriage Tribunal. This should prove to be an in­ teresting and informative talk and is open to the public. Father Kagan was born and raised in Spring Grove, attended and graduated from St. Peter's parish elementary school, Spring Grove, and attended and graduated from ,the Salvatorian seminary high school, St. Nagianz, Wis. In 1971, he graduated from Loras college, Dubuque, Iowa, as a Philosphy major. After graduation from Loras college, Bishop O'Neill assigned Father Kagan to the Pontifical Gregorian univeristy in Rome, Italy, to do his four-year theological studies. On June 14, 1975. Father Kagan was ordained by Bishop O'Neill for : the Diocese of Rockford. He served as assistant pastor for two years at St. Patrick's parish, Dixon, before being reassigned by Bishop O'Neill to do graduate studies ip Construction Difficulties I'm sure everyone hsis noticed the detours on all the roads close to Meadow lane. The gas company is putting their lines lower in the ground in preparation of the road being widened. It's been difficult getting from one side of Lakeland Park to the other in recent weeks because we never know from one day to the next which streets will be closed. As soon as the Oak street ex­ tension is open our travelling should be made easier. Another inconvenience we've experienced since construction began was the day our water main broke and all drinking water had to be boiled for two days. Aldermen Ron Meurer and Ceil Serritella have suggested all residents keep some jugs of water stored in their homes in case this happens again. If there are any problems in the future, the police will be notified so a squad car will announce it over its loudspeaker and cable TV will also announce it through the television. I'm sure we can put up with these problems because the end result will be terrific. CLUB NEWS The Lakeland Park Womans club is sponsoring a benefit for FISH. If you know a member of the club please buy some tickets from her before June. GET WELL WISHES Eleanor Hearle is now Canon law at the Pontifical Gregorian university in Rome, Italy. Father Kagan returned to the Rockford Diocese after completing his graduate studies and obtaining his Licentiate degree in Canon law. At this time he was named vice-officialis of the Rockford Marriage Tribunal by Bishop O'Neill, and now serves in this capacity. Father also teaches a course in Marriage to senior students at Boylan Central Catholic high school, Rock­ ford. *"? •' 1 COME TO OUR Free Litton Microwave Cooking Demonstration SATURDAY, MAY 1ST 9:00 AM-1:00 PM • Learn how to cook 1. 2. 3 foods, and cook many complete meals all at once -- with Litton Microwave Ovens. • How to cook and defrost foods more evenly. • All the details of delicious microwave cooking. • How to grill a cheese sandwich in 90 seconds, cook bacon in 2 minutes, bake a potato in 4 minutes! • A trained home economist will answer all your questions about microwave ovens • Come taste the results for yourself! Litton... changing _ the way America Cookfc. PRICES START AT $36995 „ . . ̂ , MODEL 1011 6 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM $20°° to s50°° Buy a Litton microwave built-in with a lot more built in •O \» Solid-state microwave oven with 1.2 cu ft. ' interior. • Memorymatic * microwave program cook­ ing Programs meals at the touch of a finger • Vari-Cook* variable power oven control for time and cooking speed. l" • Vari-Temp® automatic temperature con­ trol and sensor for exact food temperature • Extra wide self-cleaning conventional oven -- full 3.9 cu. ft. capacity. • Bronze see-thru glass door.; • One-piece, smooth ceramic ccokiop. [BUTTON Microwave Cooking CAREY APPLIANCE 1241 N. Green St. SAlESl®,CE McHENRY ILL. Lakeland Shores 385-7246 recuperating from surgery she underwent in Lutheran General hospital two weeks ago. I join her friends and neighbors in sending wishes for a speedy recovery. Shirley Ozog is also on the list to receive get well wishes. She took a - fall outside her home and broke her leg a week ago. MAKESHONORS I'm very proud of my niece Annette Koscher, a Sophomore at McHenry East campus. She was one of 21 students in district 156 to make the French Honor Society. All these students will be honored at a dinner in a local French restaurant on May 19. Congratulations to all these students from West and East campus. BELATED WISHES When all the children were on Spring break no one called with news, so I took the week off too. The result was I missed sending special greetings to numerous residents. April 22 was the day Mary Ann Dettmer, Michael Boyle, Brian Taylor added another year. That was the same day Jo and Paul Rizzo and Sonny and Wendy Glosson celebrated another wedding anniversary. Timothy Stephens was seven years old on April 24. We hope Ray Rode had a fine day on the 25th. Kevin Hughes turned five on April 26, and he shared his day with Joanne Apel and Bev Kreutrer. Gloria and Bill Federenko had their thirty-seventh anniversary April 27. The 27th was ateo Lucille Corey's thirteenth birthday, Katie Hughes' seventh and our neighbor Connie Mohawk's^ BIRTHDAYS Best wishes are sent to Elizabeth Serritella and George Heuel* Sr. on April 28. Antionette Lynn Gacek will be eight years old on the 29th, and she shares her day with Candy Koerper, Curt Bremer, Annette Arroyo and Rochell Krak. Marty Hendle has his special day April 30. Ken­ neth Bottari and Donna Kwiatek heard the birthday song May l. Kenneth Edward Major will be 11 years old May 2, and he celebrates along with Matt Bott, Harriet Mikosz, Lisa Bassett and Dave Boelter. A big birthday wish goes to Dorothy Humphreys and Debbie Neumann on the 4th. ANNIVERSARY We send good wishes to Gregory and Debbie Mayer on May 4, thej/ eighth wedding anniversary. Diane Berlin Johnsburg Hold Sodality Rummage Sale The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality will have its annual rummage sale this Friday and Saturday, April 29 and 30, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., in the Johnsburg community club basement. Please come and browse through all the goodies. The bargains will be numerous. The ladies will appreciate your patronage as it is for a worthy organization. TUMBLING COMPETITION ... for Melissa Stevens has been a very productive pastime this season. Melissa has been competing with the McHenry County Tum- bleweeds power tumbling team. She competed in a total of six meets as a beginner in the girls 6 years and under division. Last Sunday, April 18, she competed in her first U.S.T.A. Beginner-Novice Regional Championships held at West campus. Congratulations to Melissa for her fifth place medal. Keep up the good work and may you have continued PAGE 5 - PLAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY. AI'RIL28, 1982 29 through May 1, at the high school. The play will begin at 8 p.m , with a Renaissance festival from 6 p.m. to 8. The festival will be featuring international foods from many lands and ad­ mission to the festival is free. This will be heUFin the cafeteria. 675-6291 success in your future competitions. GIRL SCOUT CADETTE ...Troop 140 is going to Eagle Cave, Wis., on May l and 2. They will leave the Junior high parking lot at 7:45 a.m. and return Sunday, 6:30 p.m. Please remember your drop cloth and an air mattress as these are required items for the trip. BOYS NEEDED The Sea Explorers, a new coed group, is in need of some boys for its organization. This is open to boys and girls, ages 14 to 21. It is a chaperoned club, with a husband and wife couple. Please contact Les Klotz at 385-5930 for more in­ formation. CONGRATULATIONS "Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Hilda Thelen on her special day, May 4. Your family and friendsijjwish you many happy days to come. Also, a big day is coming up for Les Klotz on May 8. "Happy Birthday" Les. Is this the big one yet? Maybe one more year. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The high school is having its annual spring play April Boy Scouts New Officers For Council Stan Sendecke of Freeport was reelected president of the Blackhawk Area council. Boy Scouts of America, at the annual council meeting April 22. This scouting council comprises 12 counties in northern Illinois and in southwestern Wisconsin. The council is divided into seven districts, with council headquarters in Rockford. The officers serve on the Executive committee of the council, which is governed by a 50 person Executive board comprised of volun­ teer scouters in the 12-county area. The council is supported financially by 20 United Ways in the area, sustaining members, activity fees and trust income. • * * * It's good to have a slogan but it's better to perform. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS MOM. - TNVRS. *-10 FRI. A SAT. 9-11 DELLIIQUORS MERCHANTS L OF FINE WINES AND LI0V0RS ! 1385-3200! SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALE TO MINORS ™ SOLE DATES: WED., RPRIL 4610 W. 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