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PAGE18 • PLAINDEALER-WED^ESPAV. MAY i. H7t Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff . 728-0267 Nostalgia Surrounds Wedding Union The wedding of Roger Thacker and Kimberly Pinkstaff on Saturday, April 24, had special meaning for the groom, as the service was performed in the same church that he had been baptized and confirmed in. Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake The 6 p.m candlelight service was performed by Pastor Roger Olson The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thacker of McCullom Lake and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Pinkstaff of McHenry. The wedding ceremony was followed by a reception at Andre's for the immediate family and close friends. Roger and Kimberly will make their home in Lakeland Park. SCOUT NEWS It was the annual Father-Son cake bake at the Wonder Lake Cub Scout Pack 145 meeting on Wednesday, April 28, at Nativity Lutheran church. The Den Chiefs served as judges and awards were given to Ron Murray and Dad for the most unusual design; to David Dolby and Dad for best decorated; and to Kevin Moore and Dad for best tasting. The following merit awards were announced by Cub Master Richard Gonzales; Rdy Lance, one Gold Arrow and one Silver Arrow; Charles Beccard, Kurt Bendig and Mike Bennet, Wolf badges. The Den Mothers were also given awards for a recent training session. Sharon Peters praised the Scouts for their outstanding ticket sales for this year's Scout-O-Rama and for their excellent display of the Freedom Train. The annual Cub Scout family picnic will be held on Sunday, May 23, at Harrison Benwell Conservation area from 3 to 6 p!m. Scouts are asked to bring their own hot dogs and buns and fixin's along with their moms and dads and brothers and sisters. Chips* kool-aid and coffee will be provided for all. LEGION NEWS In May the American Legion auxiliary Unit 1169 of Wonder Lake will again this year offer red paper poppies to the public to remind our communities of not only the sacrifice of those who died, but the hope of those who lived. These poppies are the hopes of those hospitalized veterans who make them. Let us always remember that a poppy is not just a crepe paper flower, but a symbol of that sacrifice which made us free. Honor for the war dead, aid for the disabled, his family, his children and the widowed, these are the purpose of the poppy. The poppy program is the only one of our programs that is wholly concerned within the American Legion auxiliary organization that does not ask us to go outside the interests of the veteran and his family. This program is a special therapy and a means of employment to the disabled veterans in making the beautiful poppy. The work kefeps the hands and minds busy and helps the veterans to help themselves, giving them faith, courage and hope to continue. Lois Haak, poppy chair­ person, emphasizes the monies derived from the poppies are totally used for the rehabilitation program of veterans. The little "red flowers of remembrance" will be distributed on poppy day by volunteer workers of Unit 1169. Mrs. Lois Haak hopes that all will wear a poppy proudly. Please wear a poppy in 1976 to brighten your community; brighten the lives of veterans; bring smiles to those who make them; bring funds for rehabilitation and bring joy to those who offer them. Poppy day in Wonder Lake will be on Saturday, May 22. Lois Haak, Communications Chairman President Marge Hartung reminds all members of the unit that the regular monthly meeting has been changed to Thursday, May 13 at 8 p.m. Special guests for the evening will be the eleventh District president, Mrs. Jerreene Merritt, Elmhurst; eleventh District first vice president, Mrs. Carrie Petrie, Elburn; eleventh District secretary, Mrs. Pat Huxman, McHenry county council president; Mrs. Iolene Biangardi, Fox River Grove and her secretary, Mrs. Becky Gabel, Fox River Grove. President Hartung also announces that plans will be finalized for the bake sale that will be held on Friday evening, May 28. Mrs. Hartung urges all members to attend. Lois Haak, Communications Chairman BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES Happy seventh birthday to Susan Maris, daughter of Eugene and Donna Maris of Oakwood Shores, on May 5. Happy birthday to Dr. M.W. Wagner on May 11. Happy birthday to Elsie Fisher on May 11. A belated happy birthday wish to Cliff Hallerud who celebrated another one on April 28. Belated wedding anniversary greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne -Huebner, who live on the west side of Wonder Lake and celebrated on April 29. Happy forty-third wedding anniversary to Paul and Louise Marke on May 10. EASTER TRIP On Easter Sunday, Elmira Simone traveled to Arlington Heights to celebrate the holiday in the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mary and Gig Hatfield. Also attending from Wonder Lake were the Cliff Hallerud and Wayne Huebner families. A delicious Easter dinner was served by Mary to her family and several close friends. YOUNG AT HEARTS The Wonder Lake Young at Hearts celebrated their reiSB AUTOMOTIVE SALE Save $44-$88 on sets of 4. 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Happiness is...a group from Harrison school including Miss Cally's first grade class, traveling to Chicago to the Field Museum to see mommies (mummies?) and to the Shedd Aquarium to see "saw fish" and lots of others. Happiness is...being understood. Hap­ piness is...the ^cooperation of the men in Wonder Lake in the preparation for the Wonder Lake boys baseball season. Happiness is...help from a n e i g h b o r . H a p p i n e s s is...picking a bunch of violets from the garden on a soft Spring morning with only the pleasant sounds of chirping birds in the background. Happiness is...being good to yourself. COMMUNITY CALENDAR May 6, Sodality meeting, Christ the King church. May 7, Half day of school, Harrison. May 11, Board of Education meeting, Harrison school. May 13, Band and Chorus Spring concert, Harrison school. American Legion auxiliary meeting, 8 .p.m. May 16, Parish Council meeting, Christ the King church. May 26, Harrison school graduation. May 28, Last day of school, Harrison. American Legion auxiliary bake sale. IK* HENRY COUNTY Patrolman James Downing, center, is presented a certificate by Sheriff Arthur Tyrrell, right, on the successful completion of an Advanced Police firearms Training course. Patrolman Downing to range officer for the McHenry County Sheriffs Auxiliary Police, a volunteer group of trained people who assist in routine duties of the Sheriffs department. Shown on the left to Auxiliary Police Captain Dennis Malysiak. PHOT-LYLE KRAUSE Veal, Calf or Beef? The correct term is based upon the age of the dairy or beef animal from which the meat comes. Age also has a distinct influence on taste and tender­ ness characteristics of the meat --and its price. Veal is meat from milk-fed animals less than three months old, while calf is from animals past the veal stage, but younger than beef. Beef is the meat from animals usually marketed at 1 Vfe to 2 years. James Downing Completes Police Firearms Course Patrolman James Downing was congratulated by Sheriff Arthur Tyrrell and Auxiliary Police Captain Dennis Malysiak on the successful completion of an advanced police firearms training course. Downing is the range officer for the Sheriff's Auxiliary police, a volunteer group of trained individuals who assist the Sheriff with routine duties. The volunteers receive 150 hours of training by Sheriff department personnel. Downing, who is very proficient with his weapon, holds an N.R.A. (National Rifle Association) distinguished expert rating. Reaction by reflect without hesitation to dangerous situations can be gained by drill and legal advice. Designed to develop the confidence and ability of the individual officer, this course included in-depth instruction in the judicious use of technical skills and weaponry in addition to range exercises. 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