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.Thursday, April 7,1986 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Three -- Page Thret v WOUHER LAKE NE EVELYN RASKE PHONE 688-4862 FORM NEW SOCIAL CLUB. "YOUNG AT .HEART" IN AREA %» ~"A new social club has been formed for the Wonder Lake are®. The "Young At Heart", cflib* will meet every first and third Wednesday of the month ^from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. .This club is non-sectarian and • is open to men and women a- "like. The main function of the »club is to give our Young at •Hearts (members) an afternoon I away from home and to get - those idle hands busy again. " There will be card games, - attractive projects to make for -you and your family, but main- „ ly it's a chance to get together «and -visit. " Scraps of material, yarn, felt, - odds and ends, ribbon, rickrack or what have you can be ^ Vised. Don't throw away a thing, - just drop them off at the reli- ; gion center of Christ the King - Church. You are urged to save empty _ "Oat meal" boxes for the first project. The first meeting will " be "Apijil 20. For further information call Sister Leon; 653- 2581 or Mrs. Dolly Petersen; |65?,-4659. 1 PTA Guest Speaker The next meeting of the Harbison school P.T.A. will be held .at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, April 12. _Mark W. Hopkins will be the Tguest speaker for the evening. Mr. Hopkins will speak on Education of Americans in Russia. He has had an extensive background on the political, press, "and economic systems of Russia, which should prove interesting. Mrs. Bixby, president of the P.T.A., has invited all junior high and high school ..students to attend this meeting if they so desire. . There will be a short business «meeting which will include election of officers for the next !term. Refreshments will be served by the fifth grade representatives. ] Garden Club News < Another informative and interesting meeting was brought Jto order by Mrs. Wielock on -March 9 at the home of Mrs. jCinzie. Correspondence from •the Department of Conservation yvas read, along with invitations jrom the McCormick Flower •Show, Crystal Lake Garden Club, and the Morton Aboretum for tours and lectures available. The- program, was presented by Mrs. Wielock, Mrs. -Kinzie, Mrs. Kopp, and Mrs. Ultavsky. " Thie nominating committee reported those accepting offices tor the coming year are as lollows: President, Mrs. Otti- •son, second Vice-President, Mrs. JCinzie, Secretary, Mrs. Ultavcky^ and Treasurer, Mrs. Posi. Mrs. Kopp will be the installation officer at the April 15 meeting being held at Mrs. "Nelson's home, 4510 E. Wonder J^ake Dr. at 8 p.m. • Again, we would like to extend an invitation to any Wonder Lake garden enthusiast to join now. There are many interesting and beautiful shows, tours, luncheons and lectures all year around available to you as a member. Come as a guest and you'll stay a member. We thought this month we would pass on some hints to you from our experienced pros. Prune shrub roses facing the south lower than those facing north. Do not prune climbing roses, only trim to keep under control. Keep florabundas under control early in spring before thorns grow. Plant garlic among your roses, you will never have aphids. Water house plants with warm water and for growing success, cultivate and fertilize. Kiwanls. The Kiwanis club of McHenry was the guest of the Wonder Lake club on Monday, March 28. President Virgil Pollack of the McHenry club was accompanied by Roy Darnell, Vaughan Jones, Bill Durmalski, Maurice Clark, Pete Newell, Pastor Johnson, and Past President Rolland Herrmann. Reverend Johnson gave the invocation after which Bill Cristy reported on the Inter-Club with Crystal Lake. It was also announced that the merit award dinner tickets will be distributed next week. Instead of a program, Joe Sullivan, program chairman, challenged the McHenry club to a game of skill with a selected group from Wonder Lake. Jim Robison, the program chairman for the April 4 meeting announced that the program will be "Sex in the 60's." Peter Rabbit Will Hide Eggs Mrs. Victor Pedretti of the Wonder View Women's Club announced that the Easter Egg Hunt will be on Saturday, April 9, at 2 p.m. for the children of the subdivision. Children from 1 to 4 years old will hunt at Pat Pedretti, 2801 Michael; 5 to 8 year old will look for eggs at Irma Flemings, 2614 Michael and the 9 to 12 year olds will seek out the eggs at Gladys Battaglia, 8011 Maplewood. There will be two prizes in each group and after the hunt, hot chocolate and,cookies will be served at Pat's Place, 2801 Michael. In case of rain the hunt will be held on Sunday at the same time and places. Wonder View Women's Club Meeting The next club meeting will be on April 14 at Irma Fleming's home, 2614 Michael Street at 8 p.m. All ladies of the subdivision are welcomed to attend. Cake and coffee will be served by the hostesses, Irma and Jean Davis. Don't forget, ladies, it's not all work; there will be a few games to play too. Wonder Lake Bible Church The Good Friday Communion Service will be on April 8 at 7:30 p.m. On Easter Sunday, the Worship Services will be at 8 a.m. and 11'a.m. At 7 p.m. Easter Evening, the .Musical Cantata, IJalleljah! What a Savior. The prayer meeting and junior choir rehearsal will be on April 13 at 7:30 p.m. The Senior choir rehearsal will be held at 8:30 p.m. on April 13. Wonder View Since the better weather is here; the property owners are asked to keep the roads clear of cars while the tractor is doing the necessary repairs. The property owners can all help the progress on the improvements by getting their dues in for the year. Throwing rocks 6r stones, that you find in your yard, on the road can be dangerous. If a car or truck moving at a high rate of speed kicks one of these rocks up, if could strike anyone standing on or near the road. Letlzias Receive Family-Gram Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Letizia, 7411 Birch Drive, received a second family-gram from the Commander of their son, Pat, who is a member of the United States Navy. These messages are sent to raise the morale of the folks of the servicemen. Pat, who is a fireman aboard the U.S.S. Oglethorpe,, attended McHenry high school and entered the Navy in December, 1964. Pat will be 19 on May 26. Streets Move Mr. and Mrs. George Street and family have moved into their new home at 3li6 E. Lake Shore Drive. Their new neighbors in Saint Francis Heights welcome them. Home and Fine Mrs. Anthony Misiak of Saint Francis Heights underwent minor surgery recently in the Woodstock hospital. All of Bernie's friends will be glad to know that Bernie is home and feeling fine. Ends Togetherness For almost. seven years now, Jerry and I have been advocates of togetherness, but his is where I draw the line. Jerry came down with a severe case of tonsillitis on Saturday and on Sunday I was stricken with the same illness. The funny thing of it is, is that I had my tonsils out when I was a very small child. EASTWOOD MANOR Pat Borcovan---885-3812 Richard Hawkins--385-5106 Plan Egg Hunt For Satan On Saturday, April 9, at 2 p.m. at the barns, the annual EASTER EGG hunt will take place. All the youngsters in the Manor are most welcome. There will be special eggs with special prizes. Let's have a good turnout! ! ! I Saturday evening E.M.P.O.A. held another youth activity function, for all the youngsters in the Manor. There were two delightful movies by Walt Disney, "Bear Country" and "Tiok". Later in the evening the dance set were entertained by a very popular band from Mount Prospect, The chaperones for the evening were: Joe Washburn, Kay Mitchell, Elmer Borcovan, Milt McHale and Richard Hawkins. E.M.P.O.A. is working out arrangements to have at least one function for the children in the Manor each month. The main purpose of any major community activity should be to stimulate and encourage our youths in their pursuit to senior and loyal citizenship. With summer approaching rapidly, our main concern should be to make certain that there are healthy worthwhile activities for our children to participate in, and to make their summer more rewarding. There are also plans to revamp our baseball field and install back-stops. This will take a lot of effort and planning. If you wish to help in any way .please contact any officer of E.M.P.O. A. School Board Meeting The school board has agreed to put on their agenda for the April meeting at Edgebrook school, "Our problems with the black top walkway to Hilltop School." If anyone js interested in expressing their views on this matter, please attend this meeting. This is the first year the walkway has been in use and if the problems that have been encountered, are not corrected now, it will be extremely difficult to do something about them next year. Sympathy With deepest sympathy it has been learned that Wally Sigman's brother, Robert, died in Chicago, Tuesday, March 30. Hospital Notes Butch Kellogg went into McHenry hospital Sunday night. We have heard that he is up and around and doing just fine. Get well soon Butch! Deadline At the writing of this column, this reporter has learned that Pat Coughlin left her home hurriedly to McHenry hospital to await the arrival of a new image in the household and as yet, there hasn't been any word, so next vveek we will give you all the" details of the Coughlins' new baby. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell decided that spring had truly arrived, so they decided to have a party to celebrate. I am told that everyone had a wonderful time. Included as guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenner, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sigman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Betke, Mr. and Mrs. P. Woodbury, Mr. and Mrs. James Bogue and Richard Hawkins. Glen and Dottie Messer had a very active weekend. Glen's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Siblik and daughter, Debbie, visited on Saturday. On Sunday, Glen's brother, Richard, and his family had a most delightful visit. Birthdays Sherri Neff celebrates her birthday on April 7. Kenny Congdon's day is on the ninth. Tony Noonan is the tenth, and Ricky Rod, and Gerry Broden, both celebrate on the eleventh. Best wishes are also extended to Eleanor Kuck, Debra Olson and Betsy Stephenson on the twelfth. Lucky thirteen is Myrtle Boostus big day. April 14 has Billy Butler, Denise Dethlefson, Elmer Borcovan and Sally Hawkins enjoying their once a year fete. See you next week! REJECTEES HEALTH PLAN Each month in Illinois, about 2,200 draftees, four out of 10, are rejected for physical reasons. About 30 per cent have conditions that could have been corrected previously but were -not, either because of the individual's lack of knowlege of available facilities, or lack of money. The U. S. Public Health Service developed a plan to refer medical rejectees on a voluntary and confidential basis to local public or private" community facilities for comprehensive health services. Under this plan, the Illinois Department of Public Health entered into a contract with: the U.S.P.H.S. to establish an Armed Forces Medical Rejectee Program for the state. No funds are available for treatment, but each rejectee who wishes itN is referred to a source of treatment. Be modern with Swivel Spray Built Into This New Kitchen Faucet! WEBER Plbg. & Htg. 2801 W. Lincoln Rd. Phone 885-0855 4-H FEDERATION PLANS SHARE THE FUN COMPETITION The monthly meeting of the McHenry County 4-H Federation was held last week at Massey hall in Woodstock. The main business of the evening concerned the annual Share- The-Fun competition which will be held at the Woodstock Community high school on April 29 and 30. The rules and regulattions for this county contest were announced and discussed. A n o t h e r i m p o r t a n t i t e m brought up was the discussion of the movie projector which had been recently donated to the Federation. The rules for its use were then decided upon. After these points had befell taken care of the meeting was adjourned and turned over to a group of speakers #ho spoke briefly on the subject of camps and state 4-H Week. A film was then shown on 4-H can|ping in Illinois. The next meeting of t)ie County Federation will be h£ld on April 18 at the Farm Bureau building in Woodstock. Public speaking will be the topic of this meeting. All those interested in entering this colltlpetition later in the year aite urged to attend. 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