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T f > ^ -A-Thons For Cancer K§ Sunnyside Area Betty Messer, r \ 344-2494 Sf iSf". ̂ JTUf1 an"u»'b|ke-®-«*on at Woodstock, and their efforts raised part of the $6,000 collected. The 18Vi-mile ride started at the McHenry county fairgrounds. . Carol Cooney of McHenry was winning rider in raising the greatest amount of money through pledges in bike-a-thons which raised a total of $5,500 for the McHenry county unit of the American Cancer society, Ed Egleston, county chairman, has announced. Pledges still to be collected will increase the total by another $3,000, he an­ ticipates. The money will be used for continued research, education and patient ser­ vices in areas concerning cancer. Fifty-five people rode in the second annual Bike-a- thon at Woodstock, and their total contribution will ap­ proach $6,000. A second bike- 't a-thon was held at Algonquin. It will produce a total of $2,500 in con­ tributions, Egleston said. Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Big Weekend Almost Here This is it -- the big July 4 weekend is only a few days away. The parade is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, July 4, but if the weatherman doesn't cooperate and should send us some showers, the rain date will be Sunday, July 5. Rain or shine, the Miss Wonder Lake contest will be held July 4, at 1:30 p.m. at the old firehouse on E. Wonder Lake road. Following that, will' be the street dance at 3:30 p.m. The Ski club will be putting on a pre-fireworks show Friday, July 3, beginning at 7 p.m. The fireworks will follow as soon as the sky darkens.', Don't forget to prepare your picnic basket for Sunday, July 5. The com­ munity picnic will be held at tyarrison-Benwell con­ servation area next to Harrison school beginning at noon. This will be a weekend for everyone of all ages. FISHING CONTEST Pete Helios, President of Deep Spring subdivision, is planning a fishing contest for the young people of Wonder Lake. He would like to involve as many of the subdivisions as possible so trophies or prizes could be awarded at the end of the season, possibly September. Get your fishing gear ready and as soon as I get get all the particulars, I'll let you know. SWIMMING LESSONS The Red Cross swimming lessons, co-sponsored by the Woman's club and the Kiwanis, will be held from July 13-24. The lessons will be held at Wonder Center beach, Wonder Woods beach and Sunrise Ridge beach. The McHenry Ploindealer 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, II. 60050 •3 Years •2 Years $40.00 $2S.50 • 1 Year- $15.50 • 6 Months - $$.50 • Payment indoi Nam*. Address. City.. Prices good in McHenry County. Each class, from beginner to swimmer, is held Monday- Friday, a half hour each day, for the two weeks. Basic Water Safety and Senior Life Saving is held from 1 to 3 p.m. on each of the days at Wonder Woods beach. Marcy McCarty is chairman and can be reached at 728-0608 if you have any last minute sign­ ups. GET WELL We just got word that Leo Pohl, of Wonder Woods was taken to Woodstock hospital June 25. Mr. Pohl is one of those very special people who is loved dearly by the neighborhood children. Even at eighty-eight vearsold, he is considered one of their best friends. Whenever one of the ktds can't be found, we know where to look. Usually at a bench set up in his basement working with scrap boards nails and hammer that are set aside just for them. If not working on something, they just talk over the world situations! Hurrv and get well, Leo, because we'll have some lost little nine-year-olds while you're away. BASEBALL SCHEDULE MINORS (Harrison school at 6:15 p.m.) July 1 -- Brewers vs. Cubs - - Dodgers vs. Braves. July 6 - Brewers vs. Red Sox -- Pirates vs. Dodgers. MAJORS (Christ The King at 6:15 p.m.) July 2 - White Sox vs. Angels - Yankees vs. Tigers. July 7 - Yankees vs. In­ dians - Tigers vs. Angels. .Wonder Lake has two 13- year-old teams that play in the McHenry league. They are Hanson Decorating and the Brush In. They play at the VFW in McHenry. July 1 - Hanson vs. Brush In. July 9 - Condors vs. Brush In. July 12 - Brush In vs. Owls (12 p.m.) - Hanson vs. Cardinals (6 p.m.) July 14 - Brush In vs. Falcons. SPECIAL DAYS Happy birthday today, July 1, to Mary Lee Berndt of Wonder Center. Mary Lee deserves a relaxing bir­ thday after working so hard on the successful Firemen's Auxiliary rummage sale. COMMUNITY CALENDAR July 1 ~ Young At Hearts, Christ The King, 10:30 a.m. July 3 - Ski Show, 7 p.m.; Fireworks at dark. ""July 4 -- Parade, 10:30 a.m.; Miss Wonder Lake contest, 1:30 p.m.; dance, 3:30 p.mT July 5 -- Picnic, noon. Many Extend "V . ' Condolences i' ' • * Friends, neighbors and fellow officials of the Village of Sunnyside extend their sympathy to the family of Ivar Wendell. Mr- Wendell passed away Monday, June 15, after an illness the past" several, months. He had served the village as a trustee for the past few years and his presence will be missed by all. A Memorial service was conducted at the Peter Justen funeral home in McHenry Saturday, June 20. Donations may be made .in Mr. Wendell's name to the Shriner's hospital for Crippled Children, 2211 N. Oak Park avenue, Chicago, 111., 60635. , VILLAGE MEETING The Village of Sunnyside held its second monthly meeting Tuesday, June 16, at the Johnsburg Junior high. Work it being done in Emberwood West sub­ division to complete it before the July 7 deadline. Weed cutting for the village will begin shortly. Lot owners are advised to get their weeds cut. If the village goes in and cuts the weeds the lot owner will be billed for the work. The death of Trustee Ivar Wendell leaves the board short a member. Donald Truckenbrod, attorney for the village, is checking to see if a special election must be held to fill the vacancy or if the Mayor William Mitchell can appoint someone to fill the vacancy for the remainder of Mr. Wendell's term. (Wendell would have been up for re-election in April of 1963). * The next regularly scheduled meeting of the village will be held Tuesday, July 7, at 8 p.m. HOSPITAL STAY 1 A speedy recovery \ is wished to Shelley Mied- zianowski, daughter of Jan and John Miedzianowski of 1506 Sunnyside - drive. Shelley recently had or­ thopedic surgery in Harvard hospital, and she's learning how to get around on crut­ ches for a while. We wish you a speedy recovery. FATHER'S DAY CELEBRATION On Father's day Kate and Andy Eichhorn had all their children, grandchildren, and the newest great-grandchild, little Joey Hetjmanek, 8 weeks old, spend the day. What a day! Now the family oi Eichhorns are awaiting July 8, and the homecoming of Jim, Jr. from three years in any without any leave, a happy day that will PAGE 1» - PLXINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 1.1M1 Germ 5" On July 12, Kate and Andy are leaving for LaMesa, Calif, to visit Andy's brother. Kate says this summer is just too short. WEED CUTTING 1] * Weed cutting in the Village of Sunnyside began the morning of June 20. "Some villagers were glad to see us", commented Trustee Eichhorn, who is In charge of getting the weeds cut. Others had different opinions. Culverts, trees, bushes were not trimmed; that is the property owner's job. Starting at the south end of the village, all north and south streets to May avenue are completed. Trustee Eichhorn com­ mented that he noticed a number of vehicles without village stickers. Purchase your stickers and maybe we will be able to do a fall weed cutting. Weed Control chairman is Andy Eichhorn. BIRTHDAYS This week's birthday greetings go .to Randy* Sundell who celebrated June 17; Shirley Caley, June 19; El Schuberth, June 21; Roch Kennebeck, June 27; Mary Kay Fredricks, Arleen Kriz and Kellie Fleming, June 28; and Carrie Flemming, June 30. Julje Perschke celebrates July 1; Patricia Kennebeck and Eugene Januschik, July 2. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and m more to come. ANNIVERSARIES iaay Anniversary greetings this week go to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heim of 1317 Sunnyside drive who celebrated June 24; Sherry and Tom Johnson, June 23; Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Kennebeck of 1408 Channel Beach. June 25; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lehman of 1401 Lake view, June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Randal Kriz and Karen and Gary Domski celebrate July 1. " J .. Congratulations to you all and many more happy years together. i ~>rvt Open Auditions For Children's Musical The Woodstock Music Theatre festival announces open auditions for a musical for children entitled "The Prince, the Dwarf, and the Blacksmith's Daughter". The musical will run Saturday and Sunday af­ ternoons at 1 p.m., Aug. 15 through 30. The musical includes nine men, (three major roles, six supporting roles) and five women, ( one major role, four supporting roles). All supporting players will play several roles. * Auditions will be held Tuesday, July 7, from 1:30 to 4:30 ;.m. and 7 to 10 p.m., Wednesday, July 8, from 1 to 5 p.m., and Thursday, July9, from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Auditions will be held at the McHenry County college, Room 159. Individual auditions will last about 20 minutes and will include a reading from the script, a brief im­ provisation and one song. Those who audition should bring sheet music to the audition for the song. Auditions will be limited to people 20 years of age and under. For audition ap* pointments, call,/Nancy Beste at the Woodstock Opera House, (815) 338-4212. Steaks ^ Only about 12 percent of each beef animal ends up as broilable steaks. Ten good reasons why we need a liew regional Health Care Center on Route 31 and Bull Valley Road. v DAIRY HONOR ROLL In the honor roll released this past week by the McHenry-Lake Dairy Herd Improvement association, the herd of Charles Weingart ranked No. 1. With 52 cows, \ the average pounds of milk ~'Xgr^81.5 and butterfat-day- cow were 2.33 pounds. Price Check When you buy meat, check the price per serving rather than the price per pound. If the cut is boned, you have less waste, more servings. Subscribe McHenry Plaindealer a1 i i i i i i i •••• COUPON • sr° OFF A BIG BUNCH BASKET OF MUNCHKINS DONUT HOLE TRKATS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I ,_.iroiiPON...»J I I I I Bring this coupon into any participating Dunkin' Donuts shop and save *l#0on a Big Bunch Basket of 45 Munchkins ® Donut Hole Treats. May not be combined with any other offer. One coupon per custbn^r. Offer Good July 4,1981 t: 2 Bas Limit: iskets 4504 W. an. 120 QAAI MCWIIOY the trip. McHenry Hospital has been providing quality acute, emer­ gency and trauma care services to patients in northeastern and northcentral Illinois for the past 25 years. Hospital leader­ ship believes it has n mandii from, area patients and potential patients to continue to provide quality medical care in facilities \ Center I*#**!* NORTH which are proper and adequate and designed to accommodate the changing technologies in medicine as we approach the 21st century. For over ten years the hospi­ tal has been planning to expand and replace its current hospital on a location more accessible to other communities in McHenry and western Lake Counties. McHenry Hospital currently performs many of the services of a regional medical center. Now is the time to formalize that mission. That is why we have outlined these "Ten Good Reasons" why a new regional health care center should be built. We hope you will concur. We hope you will support us in our efforts to satisfy patient needs. If you call us at (815) 385- 2200, we can probably give you at least ten more reasons why the new facility and your sup­ port of it are needed. Fully accredited by: Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, consisting of: - American College of Physicians American College of Surgeons -American Hospital Association Ameri^arr^medical Association Licensed by: State of Illinois Dept. of Public Health A v Action needed ... now! Recognizing that time is a critical factor in the cost of the project, it is most important that we begin to build the new medical center as soon as pos­ sible. Therefore we ask your support of this project. To voice your opinion in sup­ port ... call or write: •Raymond Passeri Executive Secretary The Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board 525 West Jefferson Springfield, III. 62761 (217)782-3516 « •Thomas J. Hanahan State Representative State Office Building Springfield, III. 62706 •Jack Schaffer State Senator Illinois State Senate Springfield, III. 62706 •Dick Klemm State Representative Stratton Building Springfield, III. 62706 •Karl Berning State Senator Illinois State Senate Springfield, III. 62706 •Jill Zwick State Representative Stratton Building Springfield, III. 62706 •Betty Lou Reed State Representative Stratton Building Springfield, III. 62706 •Donald Deuster State Representative Stratton Building Springfield, ill 62706 Watch This Newspaper For The "Ten Good Reasons 99