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PLAN SOCIAL NIGHT - Planning committee members for a Marian Central high school social night are shown above. Seated are Betty Smith and Connie Freund, co-chairwomen, and standing, from left, are Carolyn Mesch, Patricia Miller and Marianne Fitzgerald. The event will be held March 22 with games, prizes, and refreshments and live music. Wonder Lake Maiy Jean Huff 728-0267 Young At Hearts Complete Plans For Busy Season The Wonder Lake Young at Hearts met on Wednesday, March 5, and completed plans for a journey to the Sears Tower and the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. The all day bus trip will include lunch at the Museum. Now that Spring is near and the weather is im­ proving, the wheels will be rolling for this active group, taking them to Milwaukee and many more places of interest. Already plans are being made for a picnic in August. Honored at the meeting for their March birthdays were Ed Pulcyn, Irene Solinski and Marie Robinson. Members of the club expressed their sympathy on the death of their friend, Fred Schladt. The next meeting of the Young at Hearts will be March 19. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION "Grandma" Verona Huff was a surprised guest of honor on Saturday evening, March 8; when cars full of her children and grandchildren piled into her home in Richmond to help her celebrate her seventieth birthday. While the grand­ children entertained them­ selves at "home" the rest of the group took Grandma out for dinner. To make the evening especially memorable, her son, Harold, and his wife, Gail, and two sons, Phillip and Jeffrey, were visiting here from their home in Portland, Ore. The "frosting on the cake" came with a double surprise as her son, Larry, and his wife, Thelma pulled in the driveway, coming all the way from Carthage, Mo., to be a part of the birthday party and to visit with his brothert Harold, and his family. It was a night that will remain a happy memory for many Huffs for many years to come. And, Grandma, - just wait 'til you're 75 - are we gonna celebrate! VOLLEYBALL At Harrison School, the seventh and eighth grade girls volleyball season is in full swing, with five scheduled games and a tournament on Saturday, March 22. Members of the team are: Seventh graders, Sharon Schau, Kelly O'Leary, Diane Justen, Maria Warren, Ladonna Walker, Patti McMillian, Wendy Lance, Eileen Ahem, Anne Bazan, Mary Gibbons, Rose Robison, Theresa Urban, Heather O'Donnell, Dee Sturm and Linda Kranz and eighth graders, Beth McGibbon, Lori Vogt, Vicki Raab, Vera Ruzicka, Nancy Hartmann, Tina Ritthaler, Lydia Ruggero, Cathy Seaver, Midge Cristy, Janet Pickell, Theresa Polka, Karne Dusthimer, Linda Skaggs, Cindy Puhl, and Lori Harney. FISH If you need help, Call FISH. If you can help, call FISH. The Wonder Lake FISH phone number is 728-0121, for those who need emergency help and please remember, there is always a need for more volunteers. AUXILIARY SALE The ladies of Wonder Lake POETS CORNER I WISH I HAD YOU TO COME ALONG Bright are the stars that shine, dark as the sky. I know this love of mine will never die. Remember I'll always be true even though you make me blue I'll pretend I am kissing the lips I am missing and hope that my dreams will come true. I'll take my case and forget her embrace. Think of tomorrow and old memories I could borrow. I am gonna make it short, now angel, though I could make it long. I only wish I had you near and to follow along. You'll see the light some day and you'll remember who was right and who was wrong. Bye Lawrence W. F. Schultz HURTING INSIDE Walking down a lonely road really feeling blue, Thinking back on old memories wishing I still had you. When I think about her now and then I remember how We once walked hand in hand while we were one. How we laughed, how we cried, And how hard we tried together as one. How those dreams I thought would have come true If it wasn't for you they would have come true. How badly you wanted your own little twins. Yes the love you once gave has been taken away. And how I shall say these words in such a way That you may come back some day but till that day I shall stand alone and pay the price of loneliness. By Mike Pearson Fireman's Auxiliary Co. 1 have been hard at work this winter creating some lovely hand embroidered pillowcases, baby dolls with crocheted clothing, crocheted winter hats and book markers and lots of pretties. These items are now in a display case at the local hard- ward store and can be pur­ chased there. All profit from the sales will be used by the Auxiliary for the benefit of our local firemen. BIRTHDAYS Happy seventh birthday to Michael Freund, son of Joan and Larry Freund, on March 14. Happy seventh birthday to Mark Jinga on March 15 and happy ninth birthday to Laura Jinga on March 18. Mark and Laura are the children of Theresa and Chuck Jinga. LENTEN SERVICES Lenten services are held at the Nativity Lutheran church at 8 p.m. on Wednesday evenings, followed by coffee and refreshments. On Maundy Thursday there will be a Holy Communion Service at 8 p.m. and a Good Friday service at 8 p.m. There will be two Easter Sunday Services, a Holy Communion Service at 7 a.m. and an Easter Service at 10:30 a.m. All of the church members are invited to the Easter break­ fast which will be serviced at 8 a.m. PRESENT PLAYS The seventh grade classes of Harrison School presented two plays on Thursday, March 6, with the help of upper grade teacher, Miss Dawn Trettin. The cast of "Mr. Mumbly's Miracle" included Mrs. Collier, Eileen Ahern; Hazel, Mary Gibbons; Frank, Russ Carr; Mr. Mumbly, Chuck Dicker,; Miss Trusk, Dee Sturm; Miss Fenmore, Anne Bazan; Hogan, Bart Decker; Brogan, John Tranberg; Dr. Pangborne, Tim Rowley; The Policeman, Mark Scheib. Appearing is the cast of "It's Cold in Them Thar Hills", were Paw, Barry Anderson; Maw, Mary Lebrecht, Snoddy, Donna Berlin, Prissy Lou, Heather O'Donnell; Mandy, Diane Justen, Becky Mae, Patti McMillan; Sarray, Sue Gun-, derson; Neelie Ann, Destinee Fruscella; Zeke, Mike Bren­ ner; Bill Vandemere, Doug Dusthimer; Mrs. Vandemere, Maria Warren and the Preacher, Tom Frett. Helping with set and props were: Mark Dickman, Peter Janouschek, Mike Brennner, Barry Anderson, Chuck Dicker, Mary Gibbons, Tom Frett, Mary Lebrecht, Heather O'Donnell, Floyd Baxter and Dee Sturm. Make up artists for the evening were: Sharon Schau, Kelly O'Leary, Wendy Lance, Karen Mroz, Rose Robison and Marie Eberle. Student directors and promp­ ters for both plays were": Russ Carr, Jim Puhl, Wendy Lance, John Black and Rose Robison COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549. MARCH 14,15 and 16 Ladies Retreat of Christ the King Church at Rockford. I I FRAN'S HIDDEN CURL IS NOW ALSO FEATURING THE CURLING IRON AT 1212 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY ALONG WITH MANY OTHER BEAUTY SERVICES JUST FOR YOU! k344-1019* L0NCH0RN STEAK HOUSE 2Vi Miles East Of McHenry On Rte. 120 i 385-9869 MONDAY • Prime Rib Of Beef Au Jus WBNESMY - Chicken - Salad Bar THURSDAY - Spaghetti - Glass Of Wine & Garlic Bread Veal Parmesan FRIDAY - Fish Fry - Salad Bar SATURDAY - Long Island Duck SPECIAL M0N.-WED.-THURS. Twin Lobsfer Tails • 595 Sunday Brunch 10-2 Adults '3.00 Children '2.00 •450 •2.75 >2.75 '3.75 2.50 5.50 Sabd Bar Now Served On Mon., Wed.. MARCH 16 Parish Council Meeting, Christ the King Church. MARCH 17 Happy St. Patrick's Day! Pre School Vision and Hearing Screening at Nativity Lutheran Church. MARCH 18 Harrison School Meeting, 7:30 P.M. PTA MARCH 19 Harrison School Science Fair Young at Heats Meeting. Thought For Food French Omelet Cook 4 slices bacon until crisp. Drain, reserving 1 tablespoon drippings. Mix 4 eggs, V* cup water, Mi teaspoon salt, and dash of pepper with fork. Heat bacon drippings in omelet pan or skillet until hot enough to sizzle a drop of water. Pour in egg mixture. Using pancake turner, draw cooked portions to center so uncooked portions flow to bot- MARCH 28 to APRIL 7 Spring Vacation, Harrison School torn. Tilt skillet as necessary to hasten flow of uncooked eggs. While top is still moist, spread 2 tablespoons dairy sour cream on half of omelet, sprinkle with onion salt. Place 4 thin tomato slices and crum­ bled bacon on sour cream. Fold omelet in half or roll. Ser­ ves 2. - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1975 IMPORTED FOODS Identification of imported foods is usually made for most products - Danish hams. Taiwan pineapple and the like But, if the product is further processed or packed in this country, you may not see an identification of the origin of the food. 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