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Mary-Martha Guild slates holiday sale On Saturday, Nov. 12, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., the Mary- Martha Guild of St. John Lutheran Church in Island Lake will be holding its annual Christmas sale. The women have been spending many, many hours working on unusual and novel, but useful, items which will all be available that day. For further browsing there will be lovely articles on the "White Elephant" table; and for good eating, lots of home baked goodies. Everyone is urged to mark the date and remember the place. The church is located on Route 176. next door to the Island Lake Village Hall. PA(iK 11 - PI.AINDEALER - FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4.1983 Social Aux. president at lunch Inn, Patricia Hyatt, State of Illinois President of the Ladies auxiliary to veterans of foreign wars will be guest of honor at a luncheon Saturday, Nov. 5, at the Ramada O'Hare Rosemont. Prior to being elected and installed state president, Ms. Hyatt served the state of Illinois auxiliary in the capacity of Senior Vice-president and Membership Chairman. She has served as president of auxiliary No. 2378, Berwyn and as president of the Fourth District. Committee mpmhprs for the luncheon will be the presidents of districts 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 16, 18 and 19. Past presidents of the Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4600 who will be at­ tending the luncheon are Mary Fergen, Ha Hogan and Edna Olson. The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars is dedicated to improving the community through patriotism, service, youth programs, cancer aid and research and protecting veterans' rights. t: Betty Groth, on the right, with Ann Rehfinger, standing on the steps of the rotunda in Zion Lutheran Church, 4206 W. Elm St. (Rt. 120) are displaying the quilts to be bidded on at a Silent Auction featured at the Zion Ladies Aid's Annual Fall Bazaar. Dolls, plants, bakery and other homemade delicacies will also be Teacher Assn. holds meeting group of 85 - of the nlinois Retired Teacher Association met Oct. 26 at a restaurant in Woodstock and after lunch, they were honored v by two important speakers. Charles Glover, Regional Director from Aurora and Senator Jack Schaffer. Both men spoke ex­ temporaneously on the condition l ot the teachers' retirement fund and then very aptly answered questions from the members. 'Jt i Legislative Chairman Mrs. Coons inquired about the best solution to waste management problems in Illinois. Senator Schaffer said that the McHenry County Defenders is a resear- chful and dependable group, trying to solve environmental .problems, adding that he also participates in recycling. After a short business meeting, President Carrie Hage asked Lucille Maguire to give a report on the recent state convention in Springfield. She cited excerpts from some of the interesting speakers. President Hage thanked all the officers, chairmen and members for their support during the last two years. She made particular mention of Bertha Fyfe, Recording Secretary, for her diligence in obtaining places to meet, writing up the information for the meeting to be published and taking reservations. All past officers received a round of for their fine leader-applause rfomin lominations Chairman Lucille Thurrow installed the newly elected officers for 1984 and 1985. Members were happy to welcome Herb Mroch of Harvard and Robert Schroeder of Woodstock as President and Vice-President; Anne Walkinton and Eleanore Wilkins of Woodstock as Recording and Corresponding Secretaries: and Lucille McQuire of Harvard who graciously consented to continue as Treasurer. -- The next meeting will be the STEMS the vicinity are heartily urged to join the association even if they cannot attend all the meetings. Each member gives the group a stronger voice in making un- >rovements in conditions af- SfAFF PHOTO- ANTMOMV OUVtt available. In conjunction with this event Wednesday, Nov. 9, from 1 to 7 p.m., a chicken dinner will, be served by members of the Friendship Guild from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets for the dinner may be purchased by calling the church office; and everyone is invited to attend the bazaar. Invite public to participate in fund raiser The Landmark PTO is sponsoring a roasted nut sale for parents' and the public's holiday use. In addition to nuts for baking and eating, the selection in­ cludes various types of fruit and nut mixes for snacks and par­ ties. Proceeds from this fund raiser will be used to purchase equipment for Landmark equipmei school. The public is invited to par­ ticipate by calling the school office between Nov. 3 and 29, at 385-8120. St. Patrick's Religious Education Program will present its firs? annual Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 5 and 6, in the church hall. Chairman Sandy Perdue is shown displaying the type of gift wrapping service that will be offered, along with numerous kinds of STAFF PHOTO-ANTHONY CHIVE* ornaments, hand crafts and homemade items. Proceeds from the event wi 11 go to assist in meeting the expenses of the program. Anyone interested in assistinc with the bazaar is asked to contact the Religious Education office at 385 2959 anytime before Saturday. provem fecting the well-being of retired teachers. LaLeche League offers help The McHenry-Fox Lake La Leche League will meet Wed­ nesday, Nov. 9, at 7:30 p.m. The topic for this meeting will be the "Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming Problems". La Leche League is a self-help group dedicated to promoting ooa mothering through reastfeeding ana mother-to- mother sharing. 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