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Scholl MONEY SAVING k VALUES PAGE 24 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,1980 Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Jaycees Slate Queen Contest The Wonder Lake area Jaycees are again spon­ soring the Miss Wonder Lake contest. All girls who have resided in Wonder Lake for at least six months and are between the ages of 16-21 years are eligible to enter the contest. The pageant will be held Sunday, June 29, beginning at 1:30 p.m. in Christ the King church hall. To find out all the par­ ticulars or to fill out an entry form, talk to Jim or Pat Letizia or Wayn Kreutzer at 728-0404. YOUNG AT HEARTS The Young At Hearts met June 4, with thirty-three members in attendance. Hie birthday song was sung to three members who are celebrating June bir­ thdays. They are: Helen Borowiak, Louise Marke, and Ann Wilcox. Two special events were discussed. A boat ride around Lake Geneva has been set for Monday, June 30. Plans will be finalized at the next meeting. The annual club picnic will be held this year on July 9, in Petersen park on McCullom Lake road, McHenry. Members observed a moment of silence for John Schonkwiler, who recently passed away. Delicious desserts were served by Marge Clark, Rose Schladt, and June Tepper, after which some favorite card games were enjoyed. The next meeting will be Wednesday, June 18, 10:30 a.m. in Christ the King hall. LADIES SODALITY LUNCHEON Members of the Ladies Sodality of Christ the King church were treated to a wonderful luncheon June 12 at a local restaurant. It was an appreciation luncheon to all members in good stan­ ding. Guest speaker was the president of the Rockford Diocese DCCW who lives in DeKalb. She explained the structure of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women- and encouraged more women from the parish to become involved. It was a delightful af­ ternoon for all who attended. The next meeting of the sodality will be the annual picnic held in August. OVERHEARD AROUND THE TABLE Even though there is the constant reminder heard "To be careful what you say, it might make the McHenry Plaindealer", when I'm in a group of people, I do manage to hear a few things! Many little tidbits are heard when you socialize with a group of lively, interesting women from the community. Some such tidbits were that Wallie O'Brien got through the busy telephone lines and was able to talk to Wally Phillips on his mor­ ning show. It only took her fifteen minutes and she was "on the air". She says he ran RMSEtfwc t hp p ro fess iona l do - i t - yourse l f ca rpe t c lean ing / s tem First Hour of Rentol $1 00 per hour for every hour thereafter Example 2 hours *o«ol charge Si plus ta* NO MINIMUM Special Rental Rate Good Monday thru Thursday 1 SUM l iMW OVftNlGxt • OQPM « 00 A v *10 OC H0HNS8Y 5 sounds just the same over the phone! Just for calling, Wallie received a gift of dinner for two. Heard that Jack Mc- Cafferty is in the hospital undergoing some tests. . Everyone knows Jack from all his work with the Co. I Fire Dept. Hope Jack is feeling better by the time this column is read. The Peklos had a won­ derful time entertaining the" Poor Man's Gourmet club Sunday, June 8. Seems like Ralph Diedrich-s unusual swim suit was the hit of the day! Not only the children enjoyed swimming, but also some of the men. This bit of information I saw with my own eyes. Mark Jinga hit a grand-slam home-run, helping his team, the yankees, win their game with the Tigers, June 12. Chuck and Theresa Jinga were very proud parents that night watching their son who played an excellent game. LAMAZE CLASSES TO BE HELD The Education com­ mission of Christ the King church has organized a series of Lamaze classes for expectant parents. These classes are open to all members of the Wonder Lake community and will be conducted by Lila Keller, who is a certified Lamaze instructor. The first session of six classes will be held on Wednesday evenings, June 18 and 25, July 9, 16, and 23 with the last class on Friday, / July 25. Classes will be conducted in the Christ the King school building from 7:30-9:30 p.m. and all in­ terested persons are most welcome to attend. Registration is requested. To register for the classes, or if you have any questions, call Mrs. Keller at 338-6667. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Minors (Harrison school or Christ the King) | June 18-Cubs vs. Dodgers (CTK);. Braves vs. Pirates (HS); Brewers vs. Red Sox (HS) June 23-Dodgers vs. Brewers (CTK); Pirates vs. Cubs (HS); Red Sox vs. Braves (HS) Majors (Christ the King) June 19-White Sox vs. Angels.; Tigers vs. Indians June 24-Indians vs. Angels; White Sox vs. Yankees SPECIAL DAYS A belated happy birthday to Louise Marke, who celebrated her special day June 13. Even though it was Friday the thirteenth, I know it must have been a lucky day for her! i June 22, there will be a double celebration in the home of Jack and Dorthea Moore. Both Jack and son David, share that date for their birthday. "Happy Birthday" to'both! June 22 is a busy day because two more of our residents celebrate their special day on that date also. Tom O'Brien will be blowing out birthday candles and Donna Humphrey will be sung happy birthday to also. The following day, June 23, Jeff Speilman and Kim Reyna will both turn one year older. COMMUNITY CALENDAR June 18 - Young At Hearts; 10:30 a.m.; Christ the King hall June 22 - Yacht club brunch,; 12-2 p.m. June 29 - Miss Wonder Lake contest; 1:30 p.m.; Christ the King hall July 3 - Pinochle club; 7 p.m.; Christ the King hall July 4 - Independence day July 5 - Fireworks - Fine Arts Presents -Lecture Program -- v THOUGHTfO* FOOD •voouoaodK STRAWBERRY MILKSHAKE 1-10 oz. package frozen straw­ berries 1 quart of milk 1 cup instant nonfat dry milk 1 quart strawberry ice cream, slightly softened Thaw strawberries until soft but still very cold; crush. Add milk and nonfat dry milk to strawberries and blend thorough­ ly. Add softened ice cream and beat or shake iust enough to Mend ingredients. Pour into tall On Thursday morning, June 19, at 9:30 a.m. in the Community rpom of the Opera House in Woodstock, the Woodstock Fine Arts association will present a slide-lecture with Enid Jann- sen, master gardener, home economist, noted columnist. 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