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Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 C.C.D. Year Comes To End Sunday, April 29, all CCD classes for Christ the King church concluded. A year of hard work for all students and teachers was culminated with a procession into church and then attendance at the 10 a.m. Mass. Each class selected one -person to bring a" CCD book, representing what that class studied during the year, up to the altar during the Offertory. One flower from each class was also placed before a statue of the Blessed Virgin. The beautiful voices of the children could • be heard throughout the Mass singing the songs they had learned during their classes. The CCD teachers hosted a potluck dinner. May 2, in ap­ preciation of the ladies who gave spiritual assistance to their classes. Classes will resume again in October. SPECIAL DAYS Chuck and Theresa Jinga have been receiving many congratulations lately from all -their friends. They recently celebrated their twenty-fifth .wedding anniversary. Best wishes to the both of you on your Silver anniversary. May 12 will be a special day in the Joe Sullivan home in St. Francis Heights. That's the day Pat will be blowing out candles on her birthday cake. Three days later - May 15, the Sullivan's daughter, Janet, will be celebrating her birthday. It .will be a busy household with Mother's Day being celebrated in between two birthdays. Happy birthday greetings ialso go to Randy Nelson of Indian Ridge, who celebrated his fifteenth birthday on May 8. BROWNIE TOP COOKIE - SELLERS Now that everyone has been enjoying Girl Scout cookies, ; some of the top sellers have been announced. • Herbie Ropp, leader of the Brownies of Troop 419, was .proud to announce that Karri Grauman, a first grade student at Harrison, sold 141 boxes. Coming in second was Kim Halin, a third grade student at Harrison, who sold 88 boxes. FIFTY-NINE YEARS When a couple celebrates a Golden Wedding anniversary, there is much celebrating and happiness surrounding them. It will be a joyous occasion at the Byron Sowers home on Sunday, May 13, when they will be celebrating fifty-nine years of marriage. Their four children will be hosting an open house in their honor from 2-5 p.m. on that day in the Sowers' home on Bar­ nard Mill road in Ringwood. John Sowers, their eldest son, and his wife, Irene, reside in Rhode Island. Their daughter, Betty and her husband, Gene, reside in Hebron. Two of the Sowers' children make their homes in Wonder Lake. They « are Mary Spencer and her husband, Sherman, with their daughter, Cindy, and Chuck Sowers, - his wife Anne, and their two sons. Chuck and Pat. YOUNG AT HEARTS The Young At Hearts had a good attendance for their May 2 meeting with twenty-six members present. A collection was taken up to be given to the Wonder Lake rescue squad in remembrance of Flora Alhgrim, a member who passed away. "Happy Birthday" was sung to Carl Kowar and Catherine Omerzo who have May bir­ thdays. Plans are being made for a bake sale to take place the early part of June. The proceeds would be put into a general fund enabling the members to take advantage of bus trips during the summer months. The next meeting of the Young At Hearts will be May 15 at Christ the King church hall, beginning at 11 a.m. BANK MEETING Mr. Herbert Franks, director, and Mr. Stephen Mitchell, president of the organizing Wonder Lake State bank were the principal speakers at the open meeting held May 2. Mr. Franks gave a little history behind the forming of the bank. He said the idea entered the minds of several people back in 1970. First, a federal \.nk was thought about, but eventually, a state bank was the final choice. On March 27, the organizers received word that it was ap­ proved for organization. Mr. Mitchell told of a feasibility study done for the organizers by the Continental bank of Chicago. The results were that a bank would definitely be successful in Wonder Lake and that one should have been opened years ago. As soon as the remaining shares of stock are sold, remodeling will begin which could be completed in two weeks, and then the doors could be opened. The Wonder Lake State bank will be a full service bank handling all the needs of the community. - TO ALL MOMS Happy Mother's Day to all Moms and those extra special ladies, Grandmothers. Having a super Mom. as I do, I appreciate a day set aside especially to show her how much she means to me. Being a Mom, I also know there doesn't have to be a day set aside for recognition. Just looking at a smiling face when a par^of-cffocolate chip cooki are brought out of the oven, or to hearing your son tell the guys they can play ball in his back yard because his Mom always likes kids around. Or to see the little seven year old who has been trying to be one of the big guys all day, cuddled in bed with his teddy bear tightly held in his arm. Being a Mom is special every day! COMMUNITY CALENDAR May 13 - Mother's Day May 17 - Woman's Club meeting; 8 p.m.; Nativity Lutheran church May 19 - "Village run", registration 8:30-9:30 a m ; race, 10 a.m. Wonder Center beach May 22 & 23 - Burrows Woods cam pout for Greenwood 5th graders May 28 - Memorial Day ob­ servance, no school May 28 - Opening day for Boy's Baseball; 6:30 p.m. Plumbing Law Seminar May 10 Joh nsburji Mary L Gunderson 385 3052 «• (X Elected officials from communities in the Lake- McHenry area, county board chairman and members and area legislators have been invited to attend a special seminar on the Illinois Plumbing License Law sponsored by the Plumbing and Heating Contractors ociation of Lake and enry Counties and umbers Local Union 93, Lake and McHenry counties. The panel session will be held at the Sheraton Waukegan Inn Thursday, May 10, with PHCA President James DiPietro of Deerfield welcoming the public officials at a 1 p.m. luncheon. Purpose of the meeting, according to President DiPietro, is to acquaint the officials with the importance to public health of effective en­ forcement of state and local plumbing codes by competent trained plumbing inspectors. The Illinois Plumbing License Law provides that all plumbing system inspections must be done by inspectors licensed as journeyman plumbers by the State of Illinois. "Through this meeting we hope to develop some solutions to the problems facing many communities in employing qualified inspectors," Ronald SUBSCRIBE To The McHenry Plaindealer And Save *8.80 Over Newstand Price FILL OUT AND MAIL OR BRING TO: McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. Elm St.. McHenry, III. 60050, with ch*ck or monty order for '12.00 for on* year subscription within McHenry County. NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ' FOR UNUSED PORTION" beat in cold out Turn your home into an energy conservation machine. With a heat pump. Instead o! burning scarce luels. the heat pump uses electricity to capture heat trom a limitless energy source The sun Even on cloudy cold winter days there's still solar heat in the air The heat pump captures this heat and pumps it to where it can be used It's the most practical etlicient heating and cooling system you can install today And it's dramatically changing the way we use energy Turns heat energy outside in and inside out. The same principle that makes the heat pump work is already at work in your home inside your retrigerator In tact, a heat pump is a lot like a retrigerator There's an indoor unit that consists ol a coil and tan There s an outdoor unit that consists ol a coil, tan and compressor Piping connects them Inside the system, a retngerant circulates carrying the heat trom inside out and outside in In winter, the retngerant in the outdoor coil absorbs solar heat, is compressed and pumped inside The heat comes out to keep you warm The warmer the outdoor temperature, the more heat there is to be translerred I The eneigy-smart heal pump is Installed on the outside of the home and is about the same size as a conventional cential air conditioning unit But as the temperature goes down there's less heat available The heat pump is then automatically supplemented with electric resistance heaters In summer, the process is reversed Warm air inside the home is blown over the indoor coil The retngerant absorbs this heat is pumped outside then condensed The heat comes out. leaving you cool And the unit tilters the air and de humidities, too © Commonwealth Edison Working lor you Produces more energy than it uses. Unlike systems that merely use up energy to make heal, the heat pump uses electricity to produce more energy than it uses Over the entire winter season a heat pump plus the supplemental heaters provide at least 1 5 units of heat energy lor every equivalent unit ol electricity used It's this extra energy bonus that makes the heat pump a smart investment The initial cost is a little higher But the operating cost is lower So in the long run. the heat pump can help save How to get one. You can otten replace your present lorced air system with a heat pump Installing a heat pump in a new home is even easier Either way it's important to get a quality product and have it properly installed and serviced See the listing below* II you d like to know more call your local Commonwealth Edison office and ask lor our consumer information booklet on electric heat pumps Our marketing engineers will be glad to talk to you about your plans For names of qualified Air Ease Excelsior Sleel Furnace Co (312) 773 5500 Scott Wood ft Metal Inc Kane Kendall ft La Salle Counties (312) S98 5400 Armstrong Emory C Perry Co (312)562-3700 Scott WOod ft Metal. 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A cockia.l reception will precede the evening session from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., followed by dinner Ackerman and Short will review the afternoon session for those who can be on hand only for the evening meeting and a response will be made by one of the public officials. To provide a change of pace, the principal speaker for the evening will be Keith Ryan, regional affairs officer for the Regional Transportation Authority, who will discuss long range plans of the mass transportation agency. Screaming Charge Upon receiving a bill for the extraction of a tooth, Stewart phoned his dentist and com­ plained: "That's three times what you usually charge me, doctor." "I realize that," replied the dentist. "But you screamed so loud you scared away two other patients." Meal To Help Rescue Squad Building Fund On Sunday, May 20. from 11:30 a m to 5 p.m., there will be a Spaghetti dinner at the Johnsburg community club, for the benefit of the Johnsburg rescue squad building fund Tickets may be purchased at local businesses, from squad members, or at the door. For further information contact Wayne Hiller after 6 p.m. The Rescue Squad is always ready to help us...now is our turn to help them' HOME AND HOSPITAL Remember in your prayers, our sick, Andy Eichorn. Robert Doherty, Joe Koenigsfeld, Sister Vi s father, as well as our recent departed GIRL SCOl'TS Are you looking for a most rewarding activity, in which you will gain in many ways, plus enjoyment and satisfac­ tion0 SECTION 2 - P.AGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MAY 9, 1979 HIGH SCHOOL Spring-Dinner Theatre is scheduled for ^riday and Saturday. May 25 and 26. in the Johnsburg high school auditorium Be sure to mark your calendar Tickets are available at school Special rates for senior citizens We have heard some very good reports on the recent musical presented April 27 and 28 at Johnsburg high school It was most enjoyable, and the quality of the acting was ex ceptional ' How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" was the title Any of their performances can assure you a pleasant evening's en tertainment CONGRATULATIONS to all the Johnsburg young ladies and gentlemen who recently won recongition for the good grades they had made Keep up the good work Please call Mrs Mark (Kitty) O'Neill, about any questions for which you need answers. She is looking for volunteers to help with the plans now being formed for the coming summer and fall ac­ tivities for the Girl Scouts Call her today ANNUAL LUNCHEON St. John's Blessed Virgin Mary sodality Luncheon and Card party will be held on Wednesday, June 13. at the Johnsburg Community club Plan now to make up a table and enjoy a beautiful afternoon together This is a very lovely party, with a tasty luncheon, card games, prizes and a raffle Keep the date open Tickets available from members or call Mrs Michael »Eva> Schaefer P.T O. DISTRICT 12 P T O will sponsor a talent show for ages six years and up Be sure to take some one with you. this is really a relaxing and enjoyable program It will be Tuesday. May 15. 7:30 p m at the Johnsburg high school auditorium N.C.S.F St. Agatha Court 77, will be meeting May 15. in the John­ sburg community club I) ATES T<) R E M E M B ER May 15 - PT O talent show May 15 - N.C.S.F meeting May 20 - Sunday Spaghetti dinner for rescue squad May 25 and 26 - Spring Dinner Theatre May 28 - Memorial Day June 13 - Sodality annual Luncheon-Card Partv 0NLY$8S° RENTAL • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answe r unv ' ues^ions jJ 312-259-3393 No. 1 in the Fox Valley Area C o p y r i g h t I V / ' b Never Prices Effective Wed. - Sun. 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