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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, APRILS, 1181 Wonder Lake • * .. 1 Anne Sowers i 653-9549 Set April 9 For CPR Class The Ladies Sodality of Christ the King church will be offering a CPR class at their meeting Thursday. Apr 9. It will take place from 6-9 p.m. in Christ the King hall. Tom O'Brien, a certified instructor, will be giving the class and refreshments will follow .the class. Anyone wishing to take the course, even if not a member of the sodality, will be most welcome. GARDEN CLUB March's meeting of the Wonder Lake Garden club was indeed a stellar one, with Mrs Mary Walker as guest speaker. Mrs. Walker began her love of flowers from her childhood in Kentucky and it's been going strong ever since. Her slide presentation was of her extensive garden, beautiful blooms, vast varieties not found in nurseries, an education in itself. Mrs. Walker nostalgically remembers getting two blue ribbons, each in a different category, at a Wonder Lake garden flower show, toward becoming an accredited flower show judge ~ small and wonderful world! Thursday, April 9, will be the next meeting of the Wonder Lake Garden club at the home of Mrs. Matyll Banky, 7604 South drive. Wonder Lake, beginning at 8 p.m. In the meantime "Think Spring". Publicity Chairwoman B. Alderson SPECIAL DAYS Today is a very big day for Rental 9 75 PER MO. '1980 rent softN • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 FOX VALLEY DIVISION Jill Mary Weber, daughter of Arthur and Mary (Olsziak) Weber, because today she turns one year old. Many family members will be arriving at Jill's Wonder Center home Saturday. April 11, for a birthday party. Observing her blow out that one big candle oh her bir­ thday cake. Lenny and Chrie Spencer celebrated another year of wedded bliss April 4 After going out to dinner, they joined theft friends from the Trailblazer Snowmobile ciub at a candlelight bowling party. "Happy Birthday" April 10. to Martha Beaman of Hickory Falls David McCafferty will be blowing out two candles this year when he celebrates his birthday, April 11 David is the son of Randy and Sandy McCafferty UNITE IN MARRIAGE Gina Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Price, of Wooded Shores, and David Stilling, son of Mr and Mrs James Stilling of McHenry, will be celebrating their marriage Saturday. May 9. at Christ the King church Congratulations to the both of you on a life of love and happiness together CONDOLENCES Deepest sympathy is extended to Rita Graff on the death of her mother Thur­ sday. April 2. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS TRYOUTS All boys, ages 10-15, who have registered to play baseball this coming season, are reminded of tryouts Sunday, April 12, at Christ the King field, beginning at 1:30 p.m This is for boys wishing to be placed on a major league team, the thirteen-year-old teams, and the teener teams. COMMUNITY CALENDAR With summer just around the corner, many organizations will be planning events. As soon as you set a date for any hap­ pening. remember to check the Community Calendar to see if there is a conflicting event. This is a free service offered by the Woman's club of Wonder Lake. Events may be placed on the calendar a year in ad­ vance just by calling Anne Sowers, 653-9549. April 11--Co. 2 Firemen's Aux.-Bake Sale, 10 to 5 p.m- -Co. 2 Firehouse. April 11 -Harrison school - hosting Regional History contest April 12-Baseball tryouts - 1:30 p.m.-- Christ the King fields April 13-Easter Vacation begins-Ends April 17 April 19-Easter Sunday April 24-Spaghetti dinner- Greenwood school--5:30 to 8 p.m. April 31 -Kindergarten registration-Greenwood school May 3-Closing Mass-for CCD students-Christ the King SALE BEER NOT ICED NO SALES TO MINORS MERCHANTS 9.9 o c o OA A FRI. I SAT. 9-10 u PRICES EFFECTIVE WED- APRIL 8-TUES.. RPRIL14 OF FINE WINES AND LIQUORS 4610 W. 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You'll find the manufacturers refund form located on display with its corresponding product. Don't miss this exceptional savings spree - this week only at BELL, your savings store! PLERSENOTE! MOST REFUNDS RRS LIMIT ONE PER HOUSEHOLD LEROUX BLACKBERRY BRANDY APRICOT BRANDY PEACH BRANDY REGULAR SPECIAL 4A49 -I.OO MAIL-IN REFUND YOUR , NET COST 3 750 ML FIFTH CLUD COCKTRILS 200 ML BOTTLE EACH FOR RUCSBURCER LIGHT, DRRK OR BOCK* 6-12 OZ. BOTTLES *BOCK IN CANS ONLY 199 COKE-SPRITE LTRB-FRESCR 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES V PLUS DEPOSIT "OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" PR9ST OLYMPIR BLUE RIBBON COLD 12-12 OZ. DEER CANS 12-12 OZ. CANS Vgfe j9Z9 1 l|349 RCCOLR 7*UP DIET RITE COLR ORRNGE CRUSH MuRCIOO Mmat 9-i6 oz. EAWJm BOTTLES ill49 • PLUS DEPOSIT 1 "OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" DR. PEPPER 8-16 OZ. ggfj# BOTTLES HM49 DEPOSIT "OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" 9LRTZ REGULAR 3A SPECIAL ^ rm IN STORE COUPON *"I 24-12 OZ. BOTTLES YOUR NET COST 3 CRNFIELDS FLRVORS 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT "OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Skate-a-thon Benefit Pioneer center clients were enthusiastically involved in the recent skate-a-thon benefit. From left are Donna Bradshaw, director of development; Robbie Pierce, sheltered workshop employee; and Allan McKim, board member. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Clients, staff and families were joined by community friends Thursday, March 26, for the second annual Pioneer center skate-a-thon. The event, attended by over 200 skaters and spectators, was held at the Just For Fun roller rink in McHenry. Sue Hohm, skate-a-thon chairman, said the event was planned in March because it is Mental Retardation month and a time to particularly highlight the needs and activities of retarded per­ sons. Mrs. Hohm commented. "This was probably one of our neatest events because we had a full house of school children and a good many of our clients and families. We are especially pleased when there is an opportunity for our-clients to be involved in activities and benefits that are planned for the general public. Without a doubt, this was a very positive ex perience for everyone." Sandy Schweitzer, prize chairman, announced that it was too early to determine the total profit or prize winners, but the proceeds will definitely be substantial Observe Library Week Start losing weight today Begin losing weight immediately with maximum-strength Super Odrinei re­ ducing tablets and Diet Plan It takes over where your will power leaves ofl A government appointed panel ol med­ ical ?na scientific experts has reviewed the clinical tests of the maximum- strength ingredient in Super Odrinei. and has termed it safe and effective for appetite control and weight loss Try Super Odrtnei today To lose water bloat and pufftness. try Odrlnil Odrinil is the relief you want during the pre-menstrual cycle It is a natural water pill and it. too. is sold witfi a money-back guarantee Read and fol­ low all package precautions carefully ••Ifer'f Drwf Stars 1259 N. Green St. McHenry During National Library week, April 5-11, June Stuart, director of the McHenry Public library, encourages the public to find out what they need to know by visiting the library or calling for information. The McHenry Public library has answers to most questions; they can't tell if the price of gold will go up or down but they can tell what an ounce cost yesterday. The library has in­ formation in books, films. tapes and records on local history, cooking, popular materials and arts and crafts, and if they don't have it they can get it or tell the inquirer of another library to visit. The library is an in­ formation place and the librarians are information specialists ready to work for the public All that is necessary is to 'visit McHenry Public library at 1011 N Green street, or pick up the phone and dial 385 0036 Shop-Share Days On April 13, 14 and 15, the ALC Women of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church OPENING SPECIAL BEHIND THE EAR HEARING AID UNTIL APRIL 15th. 19(1 ' $245 0 0 x 1 Y R 6UARANTEE Includes: Mold, 1 Yr.' Battery Supply REG. 399.95 VISIT OUR NEW OFFICE AND WE WILL CLEAN & CHECK YOUR HEARING AID FREE OF CHARGE SALE ft SERVICE ALL MAJOR BRANDS 24 HOUR SERVICE ^]/V(ii±fi&xLn^ oini_ cMaaiLnq c/fid C&nt&i HOURS PHONE: MON-FRI 10-4 (•15)385-1135 SAT & SUN EVENINGS 4302 W Crystal Lake Rd. Suite C BY APPOINTMENT HOUSE CALLS TESTING will sponsor "Shop and Share" days at a McHenry supermarket On these designated days the store will donate 5 percent of every dollar spent back to the church, when presented with a "Shop and Share" certificate by the shopper at the check-out counter upon completing their shopping on any of these three days The proceeds will be used to help furnish the new kitchen, so doing the big weekly grocery shopping would be most beneficial This is a very worthwhile project with very little in convenience Certificates will be passed out with the Sunday bulletin Anyone wishing to help the ALC women in this project may do so by obtaining "Shop and Share" cer­ tificates from one of the women of stopping by the church any time between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, Monday through Friday. Gold Beans were once considered to be worth their weight in gold. 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