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I PAGE 19 - PLAINDKAI.fcrt WKDNKSDAY. JUNE 14,1978 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Firemen's Dance Slated For Aug. 19 The date has been set for the annual Firemen's dance and this year it will be held right here in Wonder Lake at Christ the King hall. Be sure to set* aside the night of Aug. 19. Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. Advance ticket sales have already begun and the silver tickets mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the fire protection district. Tickets can be purchased from any Wonder Lake fireman or stop in at the Wonder Lake hardware store and Bill will be sure to have tickets for you. A Scotch Doubles Candlelight bowl sponsored by the Wonder Lake Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment auxiliary, Company I, will be held Saturday, June 24, beginning at 9 p.m., at the Edgetown bowl, Woodstock, 111. A buffet dinner will follow the bowling. For ticket information and reservations, please contact Mrs. Ralph (Pat)* Diedrich or Tracy Stolle at 728- 0613. The Wonder Lake Volunteer Firemen's auxiliary, Company I, will meet Tuesday, June 20, at 8 p.m. at the east side firehouse. The Candlelight bowl, scheduled for June 24, will be on the agenda. CHURCH NEWS On Sunday, May 21, the following young people were confirmed at Nativity Lutheran church: Brad Brabec, Kim Fournier, Richard Gran, Mari Jacobson, Shari Johnson, Joe Madden, Terese Olson, Monica Petto and Kenneth Wappler. During the month of May, there were two baptisms, Thomas James Sebby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sebby, and Heather Marie Madden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Madden, Jr. The annual Mother-Daughter banquet will be Sunday, June 25. Mothers and their daughters will be served and entertained by the men of the church. For more information or tickets, please contact JoAnn Gran or Libby Johnson. Open house for the Nativity church school was held Sunday, June 4. Mrs. Cathy Janke is Minday school superin­ tended i.nni Mrs. Neva Boyce is Sunday school secretary. The nursery fclass is taught by Lorraine Fejedelem with Karin Peter and Linda Wappler, assistants. First grade teacher is Kathie Anderson; second grade teacher, David Janke; third grade teachers, Diana Hay and Daphne Bruce; fourth grade teacher, Arlene Gildemeister. filths jgrade teacher, Jim Fredeih'fclyi; sixth grade teacher, Bet^iGabel; seventh grade teacher, Martin Romme: eighth grade teacher, Len Benson and the teen class is taught by Sharon Peters. LUNCHEON The Ladies sodality of Christ the King church will have their annual appreciation luncheon Thursday, June 15, at the Old Courthouse inn in Woodstock. New officers will be elected at this time. For more in­ formation, please contact Pat Diedrich, Vi Rochowicz or Wally O'Brien. GRADUATION PARTY Ken and Betty Gabel hosted a graduation party in honor of their daughter, Carol's graduation from Marian Central high school Sunday, June 4. About fifty-five people, some coming from as tar as Downers Grove, celebrated the occasion with a back yard barbecue, volleyball and badminton games. Carol's plans for the future include attending McHenry County college whep^She will take accounting and art cipsses. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Vacation Bible school at Wonder Lake Bible church will be held this year from June 19 to June i23. Classes will run from 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Children from five years old through eighth grade will enjoy handicrafts, Bible stories, games, music, puppet shows and special visits from Snoopy and Abby, the Vacation Bible school cougar. The Bible school is open to all children in the area. Bus ser­ vice will be provided to and from the church. A special Christian Mother's study class will be held at the same time as the children's classes. For more information, please call 653-7961. WELCOME John Freund, a graduate of the Worsham College of Mortuary Science in Chicago, has taken over the Halm funeral home in Wonder Lake and renamed it the Freund funeral home. Mr. Freund, a native of McHenry, has been licensed since 1971 and formerly was associated with the George Justen funeral home in McHenry and the Warner- Flagg funeral home in Crystal Lake. The Freund family includes John's wife, Kandy, also from the McHenry area, and their son, Jason. HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is...welcoming David and Kathy Lewis, newcomers to Wonder Lake, who are now living on Widoff road in Wonder View. Happiness is...congratulating Ed and Mille O'Brien, who celebrated their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary Sunday, June 4, with a Mass at Christ the King church, followed by dinner at the Mill inn with their family. Later in the day, Bud and Marilyn McMahon stopped by to share in the celebration. Happiness is...a "newsy" phone call from Tracy Stolle. Happiness is...taking the kids for a "free"ride on the RTA (and reminding them when we got off the bus that traffic does NOT stop for the RTA as it does for the school bus, so they must stop and wait and NOT walk in front of the bus.) Happiness is...being rightly proud of Wonder Laker Kathy Ahem, valedictorian of the Class of '78 at McHenry high. Congratulations, Kathy! Happiness is...welcoming "home" Don and Arlene Buss, who are now Arizona residents, but will be here for Father's day and will stay to visit Wonder Lake friends for a while. Happiness is1...Eric Deener, making a terrific catch with the bases loaded at the Little LATE SEASON DRYCLEANING SALE! f ONK DOLLAR CERTIFICATE This Cert i f icate is worth ONE DOLLAR OFF when presen­ ted wi th any incoming order of $5.00 or more » i Professional Dry Cleaning Leather Suede Cleaning Clean Only (Coin Op) jf* [Tailoring Alteration Steamex Rental Draperies Etc. Expires June 30, 1978 One Certificate per Order, Please SHAMROCK CLEANERS "JhfL $snthL JojucJl of, £taqanc.*" 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY 395-1944 MON. THRU FRI. 7 TO S SAT. 8 to 6 CLOSED SUN. Savings dollars with interest... We pay the highest interest rates allowed by law from 5%% on our daily passbook accounts up to 8% on our 8 10 year certificate accounts. However, for a limited time only, we are offering high interest rates plus. . .FREE GIFTS for our depositors. We have selected 18 items which can be yours free or at greatly reduced prices for deposits as low as $200. First Federal Savings is introducing two new ways to save. 8%-8y«ar Certificates - We offer our highest interest rate ever with new 8% certificates. Compounded daily, these certificates yield 8.44% on a minimum deposit of $5000. 6 Month Super Certificates • Six month Super Certificates are based on the prevailing weekly Treasury Bill rate plus %%. So if the weekly auction rate on T-Bills is 7.16%. . . we will pay 7.41% on all super certificates issued that week Super certificates have a six month maturity £- and require a minimum deposit of $10,000. "•£>/ * J 4 * \ We know you would like to take advantage of this offer but act now. The supply of these items is limited. Just stop by any of our four convenient offices in Crystal Lake, Algonquin, McHenry or Wauconda and make a deposit to a new or existing savings account and select your choice of one of our beautiful gift items. First in Financial Security § FEDERAL •SAVINGS SLOAN ASSOCIATION OF CRY TAL LAKE Crystal Lake 1 East Crystal Lake Ave. *815/459-1400 Lobby Noun: M-T-Th »«m-3pm/Fri: #«m-7pm/S«t OK»«-Up:.M T-Th wad »«m-1pm-Fn: flam-Bpm Sat 9am-3pm Walk Up Wad: •«m-tpm/S»t 1pm-3pm Algonquin 1309 Dundee Road *312/658-8622 Lobby Hours: M-T-Th: 9«m-3pm Fn: »am-3pm A 5pm- 7pm - Sat 9«m-1pm Drive-Up: M-T-Th 9am- 6pm/Wed 9am-1pm Fri 9am-8pm Sal 9am-3pm Wauconda 475 W. Liberty • 312/526-8622 Lobby Hours: M-T-Th 9am-3pm Fn 9am-3pm A Spm-7pm Sat 9am-1pm Oriva-Up M-T-Th 9am- 6pm/W«4: 9am.1pm Fri: 9am-0pm Sat 9am-3pm " ~ Vj-,7 McHenry 4400 W. Route 120 • 815/ 385-9000 ESLK Lobby Hours: M-T-Th 9am-3pm/Frt 9am-3pm A 5pm-7pm Sat 9am-lpm Walk Up: M-T-Th 3pm- 6pm Wed 9anv1pm/Frr. 3pm-5pm A 7pm-6pm/Sat lpm-3pm League game between the Indians and the Tigers (final score, Indians 4. Tigers 2) and taking home the game ball. Happiness is...wishing you a happy Flag Day • long may it wave! HAPPY BIRTHDAY We wish a happy birthday and a 'slice of heaven' to Sharon Goulet, who celebrates another one June 20. Have a happy day, Sharon! COMMUNITY CALENDAR June 15-Christ the King Ladies Sodality luncheon. Old Courthouse inn, Woodstock June 19-23-Vacation Bible school, Wonder Lake Bible church, 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. June 20-Fire department, Company I, auxiliary meeting, 8 p.m. east side firehouse June 24-Candlelight bowl, Edgetown bowl, Woodstock, 9 p.m. sponsored by Fireman's auxiliary Company I June 25-Nativity Lutheran church, Mother-Daughter banquet July 1-American Legion Firecracker dance July 3-Fireworks at Wonder Lake Editor's Quote Book In prosperity it is very easy to find a friend; in adversity, nothing is so difficult. Epictetus United Way Views Budget United Way budget and allocations conferences continue through June. Joseph Devereauw representing the Illinois Children's Home & Aid society, left, outlines services and needs of agency.» for 1979 to members of Child Services panel of the United Way of McHenry County. Panel members^ from left, are Nancy Schulfer of Woodstock; Bev Longhway, McHenry; Robert Prendergast,', McHenry; Dick Kropp, panel chairman, Crystal Lake; Jim McNames, Crystal Lake; and John La Zonby, Crystal Lake. -ft* United Way budgeting and allocations is now under way as volunteer panels hear presentations by represen­ tatives of the eighteen different human service agencies comprising the United Way of McHenry County The chief merit of doing the detailed budgeting prior to the campaign is that a fully doc­ umented statement of needs, confirmed by budget com­ mittee study, is available for use in establishing the cam­ paign goal. Consideration of agency budgets is a twofold operation, involving study of services and program plans on the one hand and analysis of financial data on the other. The four budget and allocations panels give due emphasis to both. Since good budgeting is essential to sound United Way fund raising, the respon­ sibilities of the budget com­ mittee are second to none in the United Way. Members of the four hearing panels of the United Way are respected community leaders who ap­ proach their assignments with an impersonal and objective attitude of mind, a community viewpoint, and a willingness to understand the objectives and methods of the agencies which participate. The present series df» hearings., or conferences haw? been arranged so that* representatives of each agencV' car. personally present, explaih- and discuss the proposed program and budget. The purpose of these conferences te to get facts clearly on the tabf£ and to supplement through' face-to-face discussion the1 information previously sutf « mitted in writing **'• Future budget anfi« allocations conferences are scheduled. On June 12, Larry' Lund and his Health Servicefe! panel will conduct their^ hearings in McHenry. 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