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V M i K 2 2 IM \1NI»KA»>:H • WKI>NK»DAYiJlJLjfjliittt_ LAKELAND PARK & LAKELAND SHORES Cofol Cominsky 365-7246 Catholic Educqtlon Scouts Have A Fun Summer • Girl Scout troop 320 has been very active this summer thanks to their leaders' great job of organizing ac­ tivities for them. They started by having a pizza party where gallons of soda and plenty of pizza were con­ sumed. One of the leaders has a large swimming pool in her backyard so that is where they all met for their next outing. Everyone had a good time practicing swimming strokes that also helped them work towards a badge. Before the day was over the girls enjoyed a picnic lunch and made plans for the campout the weekend of July 9-11. On July 9 some mothers drove the girls to Shabbona camp near Harvard for their weekend of roughing it. They had a wonderful time cooking over an open fire and learning the basics of living in the wfKKis. It rained a lot while they were there but it didn't dampen anyone's spirits. When the weather kept them under cover they busied themselves weaving headbands and belts. These girls are now busy designing a float to enter in McHenry's Fiesta Day parade on Aug. 1. HOTLINE NUMBER This is the time of year mosauitos artfout and driving people inside for ^•over. The mosquito abatement has tx»en spraying regularly but there are some places that are heavily infested. If you want the Clark company to come spray your area, you can call Wf MStWI TMf MOMT TO LIMIT QUAMTITIVS ON SAU ITKMS SALE DATES: WEB., JULY 21-TMS. the toll-free hotline at 800-323-5T27. GOOD OLD DAYS Can you picture Lakeland Park with only four homes? That is what il was like 29 years ago when Roy J and Dorothy Meineke moved here from Oak Park. Way back then mailboxes weren't out in front of your house. You had to go out to 120 to pick up the mail. The closest school bus stop was also on 120 which meant during bad weather the mothers took turns driving the kids to the highway. Dorothy said it was real spooky at night when there weren't many neigh-, bors and no street lights. It is hard to believe this very populated area was once a quiet little area in the middle of nowhere. SURPRISE When grandma Joyce Cserep had her birthday on July 12 she thought it would be a quiet day staying in her trailer at Fish Lake. Was she ever surprised when two cars pulled in with all her grandchildren and two daughters Sue and Cathy with her husband, John. They came bearing gifts and a birthday cake. After the cake was gone grandpa put on his swimming trunks and took all seven kids into the lake for an afternoon of fun in the water. Jami had such a good time sh£ was ready to go back the next day but ^we-explained her grand parents would neecNaJ recuperate. i e a . t o BIRTHDAYS A very happy birthday to Gladys Mayer and Jimmv Watkins Sr.. on July 21. Rodney Emery, Sissie Grey, Marilynn Lean and LindftgBucaro SSSHS $84,396 For Schools-Programs Jr., will be 12 years old. Lomine Pike, Leah Nuss, Christine Sweeney, Robert Wickenkamp and Linda Meuer hear the birthday song July 21. Best wishes to Jan Walker and WilHam Mueller on the 27th. ANNIVERSARY V There is only one couple celebrating an anniversary this week. Our new neighbors, Tim and Marge Leach are together three years today, July 21. We wish them many more yean of happiness. VANDALISM An emergency meeting has been called for Thursday, July 22, starting at 7 p.m., in the community house. All residents who have been vandalized in our area and those who may be in­ terested in starting a local crime watch group, are urged to attend. Spiritual Leaders Arrive At Church "The members of Unity Center of the Living Christ feel truly blessed as we eagerly await the arrival of our new spiritual leaders, the Rev. Dee Farr and her associate, Tom Farr," states board member, Duffy Amundsen. From managing a law office to the law of the spirit managing her, the Rev Dee Farr changed her career in mid-life. The Farrs will begin their ministry in Crystal Lake Sunday, July 18. Unity Center of the Living Christ is located at 3 Chalet drive at the in­ tersection of 14 and 31 in Crystal Lake Members of the McHenry County Catholic Education Foundation have announced distribution of 884,388 to Catholic schools and religious education programs in McHenry county. The money comes from Interest only, since none of the principal in Foundation funds Is left, around distributed. Fri •round table, are Jim ftehwart. Crystal Lake; Bernard Panlak, Algonquin; John Eggum, Woodstock; Don Doherty, McHenry, chairman; Lee Blederinann, Crystal Lake; and Sister Ana Rena, executive officer. (Den Peasley Photography) The McHenry County Board of Catholic Education has distributed $84,396 to Catholic schools and religious education programs in McHenry county, Don Doherty, board chairman, has announced. The amount is $17,481 more than JUL Y 27 F. Chauvenet Bellerive Blanc FROM FRANCE 750 ML 1 99 SPLTLAL SAVINGS Wcnte Bros. LeBlanc de Blancs 750 ML Wente Brothers Chablis OR ROSE 1.5 LITRES SPECIAL SAVINGS Seagram's 7 Crown OR Seagram's Gin LITRES YOURNCT COST 'SPECIAL SAVINGS LIMIT ONE MAIL IN REFUND BY i -- 111 ' " „ Black Velvet Canadian Whisky MAIl IN MFUND 1.75 LITERS Sutter home 1980 White Zinfandel 750 ML 3 19 SPECIAL SAVINGS Franciscan 1979 White Riesling 750 ML 3 19 SPECIAL SAVINGS Our everyday low beer prices have proven to be a really cool hit this warm summer and we thank you for your sup­ port. With this heat wave we now suggest several white wines that not only will enhance your summer grilled meals but will also prove to be a real cooler too! Whether it be the dry Bellerive Blanc, the fruity Blanc de Blancs from Wente, or the sweeter Franciscan Riesling Mirassou Chenin Blanc, you'll find them patio perfect. And a chilled bottle of white Zinfandel will stand up to any Barbecued meat. ACORN SQUASH Winter storage squash! You grow these during the summer and store the fruits through the winter for baking or pie-making. There's good news about a nutritious new winter squash that grows on a bush. You ddn't have to put up with tripping over twenty- foot-long vines. All-America Selec­ tions gave 'Jersey Golden Acorn' squash a medal for 1982 You get three times as much beta carotene . from Jersey Golden Acorn as from regular green Danish squash. Your body can convert beta carotene into Vitamin A. Good for you, and the squash tastes good, too You don't have to wait until winter to enjoy •Jersey Golden Acorn'. Pick the young fruits at golf-ball size and eat them as finger food. Some say they taste like artichoke hearts, others the flavor of /eet corn. Leave five fruits per lo mature. You ly seeds of this irariety at most iplays. last year. The Foundation En­ dowment fund was organized in 1973, and Doherty said that each year since disbursements started they have continued to grow. "We have made a good beginning in providing a source of support for Catholic education," Doherty reviewed, "and with continued assistance from members of the 18 parishes in McHenry county, the disbursement will grow." Doherty said the McHenry County Catholic Education Foundation is incorporated in Illinois as a not-for- profit corporation. Contributions are used solely for the support of Catholic education and are tax deductible. Foundation directors are the Most Reverend Arthur J. O'Neill, bishop of Rockford; Don Doherty, chairman; John Harding, vice-chairman; Lee Biedermaim, secretary-treasurer, Reverend Edmund Petit, Charles M. Adams, John Eggum, Bernard Paniak, James K. Schwarz, and Edna C. Fanning. Parishes, schools and programs participating in the Foundation in­ clude, at St. John the Baptist; in McHenry, St. Mary of the Assumption and St. Patrick; in Richmond, St. Joseph; at Spring Grove, St. Peter; and at Wonder Lake, Christ the King. The schools include Marian Central Catholic high school at Woodstock, Johns burg and McHenry. Programs covered are Con­ fraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD), Adult Religious Education and Special Religious Education for the Retarded. Sale Of Champions Will Be Part Of Livestock Auction Something new is being added to the 1982 McHenry County Fair Livestock auction. Lloyd Getzelman, auction com­ mittee chairman, said "a sale of champions" is planned as a part of the auction. The auction will begin at noon Saturday, Aug. 7, with the sale of sheep followed by the sale of cattle and hogs. However, at 1:30 p.m. the auction committee will sell all champions-sheep, beef, swine, chicken, duck, goose, and pen of rabbits. "We are expanding the auction to add the five champions in addition to the beef, sheep and swine cham­ pions," Getzelman said. Last year the auction netted $115,000. This money paid the 4-H and FFA boys and girls, enabled them to pay for the 1981 expenses, pay for 'SERVING McHENRY AREA FOR OVER 50 YEARS" CAREY APPLIANCE SALES 8 SERVICE 4,000 BTU QE CARRY-COOL* ROOM AM CONDITIONER Mirassou 1979 Chenin Blanc 750 Ml 3 19 SPECIAL SAVINGS hW Cap 10 a***1 fRtf TASTING FRI. & SAT. ONE LITRE BOTTLE NATURAL WATER 3PPer 69 0 , Natural Light Beer 4-12 OZ. CANS \aiuu1 (CASE OF 24 CANS ..7.49) OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Canfielcfs Mixers QUARTS PLUS DEPOSIT CASI OP 12 QUARTS- 4.99 OUR tVERYDAY LOW PRICE COMPARE !MESE ARE OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! ~~ Budweiser, Old Style, Olympia, Strohs, or Lite 24-12 oz. CANS LOOSE m PACK ™ WHY RUN AROUND? OUR CVIRYOAY IOW PRICES Barrelhead Root Beer OR Canfield's ••14 oz. 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