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PAGE 12 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 15, 1978 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff ROCK Invites Dancers To Get The Fever Got that "Saturday Night Fever?" Want to get it? Come on down to Christ the King hall Saturday, March 18, when ROCK is having a Disco night. Lessons in disco dancing start at 8 and the fun will continue until 11. Don't miss it! BIRTHDAYS Happy tenth birthday to Mark Jinga, son of Therese and Chuck Jinga, March 15. Happy birthday to T P. Mathews March 18. Happy twelfth bir­ thday to Laura Jinga, sister of Mark, March 18. Happy bir­ thday to Linda Freund March 20. Happy days to you all! SMORGASBORD "Luncheon is Served? today, ^Wednesday, March 15, at Christ $he King hall, at 12 noon. A ^delicious smorgasbord is on the <imenu. Why not treat yourself to $unch..and bring a friend. ^Luncheon is being sponsored by Jhe Ladies sodality of Christ .the King. A £ ANNIVERSARY jj Happy thirty-ninth wedding 728-0267 anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schimke March 18. Congratulations! HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is...en joying the good life here in Illinois, but admitting to a tinge of jealousy as we hear from Gail Huff that the crocus and daffodils are blooming and the flowering trees are starting already in her home state of Oregon. Happiness is...meeting charming Tony Zidek and his mom at the reception given for them at Christ the King hall by the Master Property Owners association of Wonder Lake. Tony, the five-year-old National Easter Seal poster child, is having a year filled with memorable experiences and is looking forward to his trip to California and Disneyland! Happiness is...asking for west side Wonder Lakers to give us a call with their news. We don't neglect your side of the lake purposely. We just don't hear "what's happening". COMMUNITY CALENDAR March 15 - "Luncheon is Served" by Ladies sodality at Christ the King hall at noon. Sunrise Ridge village board annexation meeting, Eugene Kaiser home. March 16 - Young at Heart potluck dinner, Christ the King hall. March 18 - ROCK Disco night, Christ the King hall, 8 to 11 p.m. March 20 - Spring vacation begins, Harrison school. March 28 - Sunrise Ridge plan commission meeting. April 1 - Fun fair, Harrison school. April 8 - School board elec­ tions. April 14 - Vision and hearing screenings for 3,4, 5-year-olds at Nativity Lutheran church. FIRST PLACE FLOAT-Den 5, Pack No. 145; left to right. Buddy Battaglia, Steve Liggett, Pat Huff, Doug Leman, Glenn Berggren. and David House. Not pictured is Jamie Dass. Scout Pack and Troop no. 145 held their annual Blue and Gold dinner at Christ the King church. This year the dinner was in celebration of the seventieth birthday of scouting. Special guests included Dr. Ray Jones, institutional representative from the Kiwanis; Mr. and Mrs. George Nowacki; Ron Parquette, representatives of Boy Scout Troop no. 145, and Harry Peters, scoutmaster. Bill Hauck, cubmaster, and Sharon Peters, den leader coach, presented the boys with the awards they had earned. After the colors were presented and the invocation given by Dr. Jones, about 160 Scouts, their families and guests shared in the many original dishes featured at the potluck dinner. Following the dinner, several boys were presented with awards for their achievements. Scouts who had earned the rank of Wolf were Doug Leman, Bryan Johnson and Tom Wright. Scouts who had earned the rank of Bear were John Diedrich and Randy Moore. A Gold Arrow was also awarded to Bryan Johnson, Tom Wright, Randy Moore and John Diedrich. A Silver Arrow was awarded to Randy Moore and two Silver Arrows were awarded to John Diedrich and Tom Wright. Mike Dicker went from Webelos to Boy Scouts. Special awards were also given to Betty Moore for her special help with the Eagle Court of Awards; Sandy House for her help as den leader of Den 5. (Sandy will be moving and Barb Leman has taken over the den); and to Bill Sullivan who, every year lets the scouts of Pack no.145 decorate the Christmas tree outside his hardware store and use his facilities for lighting it. Each year the scouts look forward to seeing their special ornament which they made hanging on the beautifully decorated tree. Highlighting the afternoon was the parade of the floats which were individually made by each of the dens and Webelos. After long deliberation, the panel of judges finally announced that Den 5, with their huge birthday cake and real lights, had taken PLAINDEALER Readers Renew Your Subscription NOW! •***-" nlW RATE HIKE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1st Subscription Rates Going to $12.00 for 1 Year (In McHenry County) YOU MAY SUBSCRIBE, RENEW, OR EXTEND YOUR PRESENT SUB­ SCRIPTION UP TO 3 YEARS At THESE PRICES Renew Now For 1 Year At $10.50 YOU SAVE $1.50 Renew Now For 2 Years At $20.00. . . . 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The next Pack no. 145 meeting will be held at Harrison school Wednesday, March 29 at 7 p.m. This will be the annual Father and Son cake bake. Father and sons will be bringing their special hand­ made creation to the pack meeting to be auctioned off. i V.A. NEWS i (Editor's note: Following are representative questions an­ swered daily by VA counselors. Full information is available at any VA office.) Q--If my son enlists for military service now, will he be entitled to GI bill education benefits? A--Persons who initially enlist after Jan. 1, 1977, are eligible for veterans' education benefits if they contribute to the cost through monthly payroll deductions. VA will contribute $2 for every $1 the serviceman pays under the new GI bill program. A~Can a veteran use his VA home loan guarantee benefit to buy rental property? A--No. Veterans must certify they intend to live in the home they buy or build with a VA- guaranteed loan. Q-Can arrangements for burial in a national cemetery be made prior to a veteran's death? A-No. Burial arrangements can be made by relatives or friends of the veteran at the time of his death. They should contact the superintendent of the national cemetery at which burial is desired. Q~At what age is a veteran presumed to be totally disabled for purposes of qualifying for nonservice-connected VA pension? A-Total disability is presumed at age 65, but you must still meet other eligibility requirements to qualify for VA pension. Check with your nearest VA office for details. * * • • No community will grow and develop when its people are envious of each other. • • » • When you discover a liar you know how to pro­ tect yourself against what he says. McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell i 344-1575 Village Treats Youngsters To Easter Affair Don't forget the Easter Egg hunt, Penny carnival, and Little Miss McCullom Lake contest, which will all take place Saturday, March 25. Entries are still open for the contest, and if your little girl is between the ages of 4 and 8, run over to Village Clerk Lesley Curran's house and enter her in the contest. (Your little girl, not Lesley). This year, for the first time, hot dogs will be sold at the Penny carnival. Since the event does progress right through lunch time, it will be easy to just buy a hot dog and a drink and keep on playing. GIRL'S SOFTBALL Registration is now open for girl's Softball. If you are bet­ ween 9 and 16 years of age, you can sign up to play Softball at Joan Bitterman's house, at 4907 W. McCullom Lake road. Registration continues through March 24, so hurry over and sign up. BELLRINGER DRIVE Mrs. Joanne Weisenberger of McCullom Lake was named Mental Health chairperson for the May, 1978 Bellringer campaign. As chairperson, Mrs. Weisenberger will recruit volunteers to go house to house in McCullom Lake during May. Anyone interested in becoming a Bellringer volunteer should contact Mrs. Kurt A. Weisenberger at 385-8067. LADIES OF THE LAKE Ladies of the Lake will meet Thursday, March 16, at 8 p.m., at the beach house for their first meeting of the new year. There are lots of things to be discussed, so all you ladies plan to attend. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday this week to Bob Boyle, who has a birthday March 15; to John Rourke and Dorothy Weber, who share March 16 as their birthdays; to Patrick Walter, a March 17, St. Pat's day baby; to John Cun­ ningham and Kathy Loewe, who both celebrate birthdays March 18, and to Hank Tapaninen, whose birthday is March 20. Hope you aH have happy days. Lakemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas 385-4934 Lorene Martin Appointed To Village Board Lorene Martin was appointed to the Lakemoor Planning Commission board at the Lakemoor village meeting, March 9. There are still vacancies on both the Planning and Zoning boards. These are challenging community- oriented groups which will control village development. You, too, are needed, to keep our area attractive and ad­ vantageous to all of us. Voter registration will re­ open after the primary election March 21. Carol Schmidt, village clerk and registrar, states that no registrations are accepted for 1 month prior to an election, in order to enforce the 30 day residency clause. Monday evenings at the Lakemoor municipal building starting March 27, is the when and where of voter registration. Let Serve you now! Before we get busy with the farmer. Farmtown Weed & Feed To Kill Growing Weeds FS Farmtown Weed & Feed. Buy now for savings, but don't apply until dandelions and broadleaf weeds appear in April. Kills growing weeds while feeding your lawn. 25 lb. bag covers 5000 sq. ft. Regular Price $8.95 N0W *5.95 Farmtown Turf & Garden To Feed Vegetables ana Plants 0 FARMTOWN 12-12-12 FS Farmtown Tgrf and Garden. Your best fertilizer buy. Heavyweight. Nutrients; 12-12-12. Balanced especially for gardens. 50 lb. bag covers 5000 sq. ft. Regular Price $5.95 NOW $4.95 Now thru March IB fCg] McHenry FS MeHonry HuntUy Chomung Woodstock Zonda Elkhorn Marongo Call the village clerk at 385-1117 for more information. Any one wishing more in­ formation on the sewer project may call Victoria Schara, clerk, at 344-1898. Vickie again reminds Lakemoorites of the March 31 deadline for sewer hook-up payments. Vehicle stickers may still be purchased. All residents of Lakemoor are required to display a sticker on their automobiles. TRAGEDY James Greene, a former resident of Lilymoor, was brutally stabbed and killed March 3 in Aurora /*His body was discovered several hours after death next to the truck he had been loading for work. There has been no motive determined for the murder. Violence striking so close to us makes it all the more frightening. Our sympathy and support to Jim's wife Jean, who has many friends in. the area. Joan and Walter O'Brien also suffered a loss this past week, with the death of their dog. They sorely miss their com­ panion and friend of many years. SEEN ANY MARTIANS LATELY? No? Neither have I and that is the reason you haven't read about them in this column. There may be Martians this very instant in our neigh­ borhood, or some other in­ teresting event, but if no one reports it, it can't be printed. If there is anything taking off in the area that you know of, call this columnist. HAPPY DAYS Birthdays to be celebrated this week include Jason Sch­ midt March 16; Debbie Vor- nkahl on St. Patrick's day, Herman Albert Kunz March 20, and Randy Dawdy March 21. May the road rise to meet you. Forty-two years of wedded life will be remembered by Marge and Herbert Polinski March 21. This should be the sign of a good year; 42 on 21. March 22 marks thirty-one years together for Lloyd and Betty Tomlinson. We join their five children in wishing them happiness. Mfey the wind be always at your back. GET WELL Herbert Fritzsche and Lloyd Tomlinson are on the "get better soon" list. May the sun shine warm upon your faces. COMMUNITY CALENDAR March 17 • St. Patrick's day. May the rains fall soft upon your fields. March 20 - Bipod pressure screening, free, (Akemoor municipal building, 74 p.m. March 21 - Primary election. Vote! May God hold you in the palm of his hand. GOD BLESS • • • • Men make their living either by work or manipu­ lations. 385-1234 i