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PAGE K - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31.1382 Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653 9549 1 Plan Coming 4th Of July In order to have an event turn out to be successful and one that is long remem­ bered, planning has to begin long in advance. Fourth of July, 1982 festivities will definitely be memorable because planning has a l r e a d y b e g u n . Organizations are being asked to take part in a parade Saturday, July 3, from 10 a.m. to noon. An organizational meeting was held Sunday, March 21, at the Wonder Lake Inn4© see what could be done about having fireworks, since the American Legion will no longer be sponsoring them. Nine organizations, in­ cluding the Lakers Snowmobile club, American Legion, Woman's club of Wonder Lake, Wonder Lake Ski club. Lion's club of Wonder Lake, Yacht club, Jaycees, Kiwanis club of Wonder Lake, and the Wonder Lake Fire depart­ ment were invited to be represented. It was decided that the responsibility of door-to-door collecting could be divided among the organizations. Jim Kinzie of the American Legion stated that the cost of the fireworks display from last year was $7,000. Another meeting is vscheduled for Sunday, April 4. 1:30 p.m., also at the Wonder Lake Inn, at which AEROBIC DANCING LITE an alternative for brisk waHnrs Aerobic Dancing LITE is a lively exercise program that is choreog­ raphed to be danced at a walking level Classes are taught by Instructors certiSed by Jacfci Sorensen originator of Aerobtc Dancing A 25°c discount will be given to those students 65 years or older LOSE INCHES AND GET FIT! CLASSES STARTING NEAR YOU. Classes Beginning April 5 At: f CHANCE TO DANCE PLACE MILL STREET, McHENRY (1 Block So. Of Main St. Off Crystal Lake Rd.) 344-5250 m BY JACKI SORENSEN time a representative of the Midwest Fireworks com­ pany will be on hand to discuss prices and other details. LOSS OF MANY FRIENDS By now, we have been plagued with details of the crash of a KC-135 Friday, March 19, over the Green­ wood area. It was a tremendous disaster, resulting in the end of 27 lives and touched all of us in different ways. For me, the "what ifs" entered my mind - what & the crash had happened one hour earlier, landing on Greenwood school where my family was one of many attending the annual Science Fair! What if that plane came plummeting down in the middle of the Village of Wonder Lake or Highland Shores subdivision ? An even greater disaster. We felt sadness for the families of those on the plane, but for one Wonder Lake resident, this sadness will linger for some time to come. Randy McCafferty, a member of the Wonder Lake Fire department and Rescue Squad was out in the field with other members of the department when he became aware of the fact that this plane was one from his sister squadron in the Air National Guard. These were his friends. Randy was probably hit much harder than the rest of us, but we all share his sadness. After talking to him, I know he has a warm feeling for this local support. SPECIAL PEOPLE Often we take for granted people who perform a service for us, not that we do it on purpose, but it's just that they do their job so well, we just expect it. Such is the case with our men of the Wonder Lake Volunteer Fire department. These are the men who hurry away from special dinners because someone has carelessly let a grass fire get out of hand. These are the men who jump out of their comfortable bed at 3 a.m. because someone else has been carelessly smoking in their bed. These are the men who fight the snow and slippery roads because a woman needs to be transported to the hospital to give birth. ,j+. , These are also the Same men who were the first to HIIIE To Am UtTT Is Pleased To Announce The Arrival Of Diane Smith (formerly Of Mister's C»lff»ir*») SPRINGTIME SPECIAL ZOTOS Gentle Persuasion Acid (Dave >25 REGULARLY *30 SILHOUETTE'S 4719 W. Elm St., McHenry, Illinois 3*5-2990 Styling for Mm, U)omen k Children By Molly, Netti, Bern! k Plane Studies warn: Most new cardeaters don't giveyou the rust protection you pay for. In New York, ihr Stale Attorney (ienrrai inspected 122 new cars wtuch were suppn>>rdiy ruttproofed * 82 8% didn't even minimum 6 000.000 plus rust mdustry standards ' surfaces hare!* tmChrd" "manifest]y poor coverage" In Maine, ••according to the Maine An me> General's report "Of the 85 rustprorfm# mm plaints received in lytJO HJ inv<Jvrd w.»k done by new car dealers" Miral BITER BEWARE. Get the job done njrht the hrst time By Ziebart We've go* the 6 000.000 plus rust protectjon happy customer* hi prove it And a FREE booklet explains how t<> tt-ll rust proofing from nut spoofing. So. call us t<idav .«/ n -putt mi tki V A v .4 4 •*/ #»« < iit th 4th 4\. ' U*;* A '*«•» i ~ .ui C mmmri Amhtnot Lkntmm h /iftl 4 *|| miM* Ziebart APPEARANCE I PROTECTION SERVICES (312)639-5333^ of Crystal Lake 3939 Northwest Hwy; Hours: 9-5 Mon.-Fri.: 9-12 Set. respond to the air crash in Greenwood. They were the first ones on the scene identifying it as a military plane and setting up the plan of action. Some of the men worked for over 30 hours, searching for bodies through muddy fields, fag and cold weather. They were cold and tired but they continued. Since this was a military plane, we have heard much of the military action and seen evidence of them even now, still on the scene, but credit should go where credit is due. The Wonder Lake Fire and Rescue squad did a job above and beyond the call of duty. The women of the Firemen's auxiliary shouldn't be left out either. They put in the same long hours in the kitchen making coffee and sandwiches; some of the ladies actually going out to the crash site. TTiey not only give moral support to the men, but give them the needed nourishment to keep them going. These ladies are just as dedicated a group as the men they work so hard for. Our community is certainly grateful to the Wonder Lake " Fire department and the Woman's auxiliary, not iust for their major role in this recent disaster, but for what they do for us every day of the year. • • • • Peace of mind and in­ ward happiness are life's greatest reward. * * * * The great trouble with luck is that it often dis­ appears when you need it most. SPECIAL DAYS March 26 was a very special day for Stan Wilson. Not only was it his birthday, but he and his wife were celebrating her marvelous recovery from a triple by­ pass operation that took place three weeks ago. A very happy wedding an­ niversary to Larry and Janet Choitz, who celebrated their thirteenth year of wedded bliss March 29. Happy birthday to Vi Rockowicz, who will be blowing out candles on April 1. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Apr. 1 - Woman's Club Board meeting; 8 p.m. Apr. 4 -- Fireworks meeting; 1:30 p.m.; Wonder Lake Inn. Apr. 5 - Senior Citizen meeting; 1 p.m. Christ the King church. Apr. 7 - Young at Hearts meeting; 10:30 a.m. Christ the King church. April 9 - Good Friday ; no school. Apr. 11 - Easter Sunday. Apr. 12-16 -- Easter vacation; no school. In Art Show CONSUMER ^CHECKLIST PAINT-CAN MESSES Use a piece of wire coat hanger fastened a- cross the opening of the can to remove excess paint from your brush. Insert the coat hanger wire in nail holes punched at opposite sides of the rim. Leftover latex paint stores better in an empty, clean plastic milk or bleach jug, just shake the jug to mix the next time you use it. JOYCE JOHN Joyce John of McHettry has been accepted in a juried National art show, the Society of Illustrators 24th annual exhibition. Her illustration will also appear in the Illustrators 24 annual book. The show will run through April 14, then will proceed to Japan. Beauty queen Crystal Houk says: "HOST NIBS. IN 13 DAYS and now I'm back in competitive shape again!" "I had to give up beauty conlaata when I started to gain weight and couldn't lose IL Then I went to Nutri/System end lost 17 lbs., 10 tos. in ttMrflrst 13 days, )ust in time to enter a state-wide contest and win 11 loved the program. I loved the food. I loved the people!" • No dtot pMs, no • Choose from delicious breakfasts, lunches, • No starvation or hunger pangs • No constant calorie • Supervision by doctor counting, no decisions and nurses • Long-term maintenance program m Enter the £> FREE "Dmm Trip for Two* «--noma GlWdMzt: An JaqanMpsdlnplorNiciDHawi 10 S*»d RtZ*: A mcroeawe own 500 DM Mae A par of Nte evese slues 1» mm. flop mo a Nrtn/Spftm Carwr and a» me ytmrn tpr an mmy --t te--dwuKj---n Kis nutri system . CRYSTAL LAKE*4911 RT. 31, SUITE B | COLLEGE HILL PROFESSIONAL BUILDING (815)459-9050 (9om - 7pm) a (815)459-4400 BEFOREf AM O* AFTER 7 PM Recent Pinewood Derby winners from Pack 142 are, from left, Michael Bunting, Den 1, t years old, fastest in the pack; Brian Conaghan, Den 4,10 years old, first place; Chris Odom, Den 2,8 years old, first place; and Dan McCarthy, Den 3, best of show. BOY SCOUT NEWS PACK 142 On March 20, seven thrilled happy Cub Scouts from Pack 142, assisted by Webelos leader Chuck Motejzik, and sponsored by the Valley View P.T.O., will enter the final round of Pinewood Derby race held in Rockford. They are Michael Bunting, Brian Conaghan, Michael Chris tensen, Jeff Motejzik, Chris Odom, Brett Jackson, and Stewart Mc- Vicar. A mistake in last month's news, we showed that Brian Conaghan was fastest in the pack; however, it should have read that Michael Bunting held this honor. Brian Conaghan was our 10-year-old first place winner. Our Blue and Gold dinner was a total success. Ap­ proximately 235 guests were in attendance. We had a potluck dinner provided by each den and each one also put on the entertainment. We all had a good time because of the efforts of Pack 142, our den leaders and committee staff. On April 17, Pack 142 will hold a dual money making effort to raise money. There will be a newspaper drive and a returnable bottle drive. Tentatively the time is set for Saturday, 9jto 12, April 17. This is to bfca first time event and we'llHted the full support of the* pack. Additional information will be forthcoming our meetings. The local merchants here in town will provkfe their services and help U0 with taking the returnable bottles for us. This service will be provided as long as they are the products the merchants carry. Our monthly Cub Scout pack meeting was held Thursday, March 25. John Chris tensen, Cub Master Tom Johnson, Assistant CubVaster Pack 142, M^Henry McCullom Lake TEACHER--BOARD MEETING There will be a meeting of the JTO-TWC < Johnsburg Teachers Organization- Teacher Welfare Committee of Board) committee of the board of education of Johnsburg Community Unit School District No. 12 held at 7:30 p.m. April 1 at the ad­ ministrative conference room. 2117 W. Church street, McHenry. Dawn Miller Discuss Two Ordinances There was a board meeting Tuesday evening, March 23, at the beach house. Again, Ordinance No. 152, which is an ordinance to prevent damage to the pavement of village streets by prohibiting parking ex­ cept by permit, was discussed. You can contact Ron K rum see for a permit application or pick one up at the clerk's office. Also, Ordinance No. 153 was discussed. This one deals with weight limits. It shall be unlawful to operate or park any vehicle weighing in excess of four tons on any street in the village at any time except for the following vehicles: emergency, utility, service, school buses, garbage trucks, local deliveries and trucks with permits issued by village board. Unexpectedly to the board, police trustee, Gene Huff, turned in his resignation. With much regret, the board accepted it. Gene has served the board and this village well for many years. It wUl be hard to replace a man of his caliber. BAND AWARDS Wendy Turner, daughter of A1 and Georgette Turner, participated in band contests at Montini Saturday, March 20. Wendy received a first in clarinet solo; first for duet; first plus in woodwind trio; and as a last minute replacement, she received a first in woodwind trio. Wendy is also a member of the seventh grade girls basketball team. The girls won their conference championship with an 8-0 385-4901 record. Thomas Sunday, final Congratulations and her team. They beat St. of Crystal Lake March 21, with a score of 23-21. to Wendy EASTER CARNIVAL Don't forget the Easter Carnival this Saturday, April 3, starting at 10 a.m. with the egg hunt. Decorated eggs can be dropped off at Karm Sarahia's, at Fountain lane; or DJ Miller (village clerk), Park View, by Friday, April 2. Donations will gladly be accepted. The carnival will start immediately after the egg hunt. There will be games, a cake walk and refreshments. The Little Miss McCullom Lake contest will start at 11 a.m. Mary Brand is chair­ person of this big event. If anyone has an extra hand to lend, contact Mary. Beach Gals don't forget to bring two dozen cupcakes for the cake walk. VEHICLE STK Today is March 3l, and 1982 vehicle stickers are to be purchased and displayed today, or you may receive a ticket. My office hours are from 2 through 6:30 p.m. on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and from 10 a.m. through 2 p.m. Saturdays. My hours will remain the same through the month of April, except this Saturday, April 3, I will not be open because of the Easter Carnival. Remember to bring your yehicle registration card. ' ! i# > BIRTHDH#! Happy birthday wishes are being sent to Jay Motris on April 1; Bill Gleeson Jr. celebrates April 2; April Stewart's special day is April 3, Shawn Miller turns 12 on April 4; and Roger Gates turns 11 April 6. Blow out all your candles, and may all your dreams come true. COMMUNITY CALENDAR April 3, Saturday, Easter Carnival starting at 10 a.m. with the egg hunt. Free Bicycling Clinic A free bicycling clinic on the repair of flat tires will be offered at 7:30 Friday, April 2, at McHenry County college in Room 243. The clinic, sponsored by the McHenry County Bicycle club, is the first of its public programs for 1982. Coming May 7 is a clinic covering the adjustment and repair of hand brakes. The bicycle club if com­ prised of riders > from throughout the county. Its primary functions are those of organizing group rides and sponsoring public events such as the two clinics. For more information about either the programs, or the club, call 344-1899 and 385-6696. Set Spring Concert Under the direction of Director W. N. Toalson, the McHenry East campus band will present its spring concert Thursday, April 1, at '1 have 17 reasons why H&R Block should prepare your taxes." REASON #14: If Block makes an error, we'll pay the penalty. And the interest We want you to walk out our door with total confi­ dence So. if our error causes you to owe additional tax, that's all you'H pay. We'll pay any interest and pen­ alty. At H&R Block, we stand behind our work. And we stand behind you. s H&R BLOCK C© THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 17 reasons. One smart decision. MC HENRY. 5101W. Elm NKM3S5-8630 OPE* WEEKDAYS M, SAT. W , APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE \ Masta Card aa4 Vma kcapM at the afcwt rfhee. 7:30 p.m. in the school's theatre. The following program is planned: Freshmen Band -- "Prime Time Panorama - Dallas - Love Boat - Dynasty", "The Golden Age of Rock and Roll • At The Hop - Runaround Sue - Little Darling," "Salute To TV's Crimefighters - The Greatest American Hero - Hill Street Blues - Strike Force". Concert Band -- "The Sixties - Born Free - Breakin' Up Is Hard To Do - Tijuana Taxi - I Left My Heart In San Francisco". Woodwind Choir - "Divertimento". Concert Band - "Sousa - High School Cadets Washington Post - Semper Fidelis - The Thunderer - El Capitan King Cotton - Hands Across The Sea - Manhattan Beach - The Stars and Stripes Forever.". Jazz Band - "Engine No. 9" soloists, Mark Schneider, Frank Neeley and Chris Dubas; "Lady", soloist, Doug Mullen; "South Rampart Street Parade", wWsts, Beth Baker Goebei 'and Colette Wipper; "Best rfthe Doobies", soloist, Rob Heiser. ^ -- Quick-Cook Microwave ovens cook food in one-fourth the nor­ mal time and under most conditions use less energy than more conventional cooking methods.