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I? 1 Sharon Ainger. second from right, to the new McHenry County Dairy Princess. She was crowned Inst week nt Richmond by Judy Borhart, Huntley, outgoing Dairy Princess. From left are: Linda Borhnrt, Huntley, first • McHENRY 344-1103 WOODSTOCK 338-9706 SUMMER BROASTED* CHICKEN SPECIAL 16 PIECES f"|fl BROASTED* CHICKEN* (OFFEB 6000 THRU 7/31 /83 In Ring wood I -- -- I -- I • inn H I ' I ' rr. v b'%*: Miss Ainger Dairy Princess .WONDER LAKE Anne Sowefs 653-9549 runner-up; J Dahle, Harvard, Photography) Borhart, Sharon Ainger and Ramona second runner-up. (Don Peasley Former Resident Will Be Missed Clara Jensen, a long time resident of Wonder Woods, passed away in Chicago, at the age/of 80. Clara had been ill for some time now. She will be missed by many of her friends in Wmvtar Wnnrift GREAT-GRANDSON ARRIVES June Tepper was beaming with excitement this past week over the news of the arrival of her first great- grandson. She has been fortunate to be the grandmother to grand­ daughters, and great- granddaughters, but this is the first boy to enter the family. SPECIAL DAYS A belated happy birthday to Mary Lee Berndt, who celebrated her special day July 1. John Chester, a member of the teener White Sox team will be celebrating his birthday tomorrow, July 7. Happy birthday to Jeff Glaves who has his special- day coming up on July 12. Pat Huff will be blowing out candles July 13, as he celebrates his birthday. NATIVITY NEWS Ken Schroeder is doing personal caricatures of Nativity members from snapshots and they will be available at the "Essence of Christmas". If you are interested and have not had your picture taken as yet, get in touch with the Schroeders. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. William Stutz on the baptism of their son, Eric David, June 12; and to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Konecny on the bap­ tism of their baby, Casey Lyn, June 19. Also being welcomed into the membership of Nativity are Craig Rudi, A1 and Kris Kruse, and Greta Smith. Also, congratulations to the following confirmands who received the Rite of Confirmation June 5: David Fredericks, Randy Moore, Janel Olson, Philip Pratt and Reene Ruzicka. Marlene Parquette is finalizing all her plans for Vacation Bible School, which will take place Aug. 8-12. from 9 a.m. to noon. If you have any questions or would like to help in any way, give her a call at 728-0082. PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNE8DAY/JULY 0, IMS games scheluled for just about every night of the week. The Rookie League t plays at Harrison school; 10 and 11- • year-olds on the south Add behind Christ The King; 12 and 13-year-olds <; on the field next to Lor as Lane behind Christ The King; 14 and lS-year-okis •; travel between Petersen Park in McHenry, Tiger Field in Johnsburg, and Richmond high school field. The'16-year-olds travel to Cary, , J Algonquin, Fox River 'Grove, McHenry, Wauconda, and Lake In The Hills. Our American Legion team ; • for boys up to 19 years old play home - games at Christ the King and travel to other American Legion teams, in the area. . v*/ > " We've seen many row bonis and sailboats out on the lake this summer •' being skippered* by the younger •« generation, which is nice to watch. Sure is cheaper than buying gas for * those speed boats! Some vandalism has again been felt - in the Wonder Center area. Garbage • cans stolen and urns of flowers are no longer to be seen. Too bad those people aren't burning up their energy rowing a boat on the lake. HAPPENINGS AT THE LAKE Swimming lessons are now going on at Wonder Center Beach, co- sponsored by the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake and the Kiwanis Club. They will conclude July 15, unless some further rain dates are added. Wonder Lake Boys Baseball has ANTIQUE SHOW err The Lambs' Antique show will be held at the Lambs in Libertyville Sunday, July 18, from 9 a.m. to S p.m. The sale will feature collectibles of 60 midwest antique dealers and an old- fashioned band concert. For details, call at 362-4636. This is a national center dedicated to the well being of the mentally retarded. • Nineteen-year-old Sharon Ainger, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ainger, of Harvard, was crowned McHenry County Dairy Princess Monday night amid the applause of 220 farm men and women at the 29th annual- McHenry bounty Dairy banquet. Sharon has a background in the McHenry area. Her grandmother is Gladys (Shepard) Ainger, formerly of Ringwood, and her great- grandmother ia the late Ruby Shepard, also of Ringwood. contest̂ beSdTat Andre's Steak House, Richmond, were sponsored by the McHenry County Dairy Promotion Council (DPC), climaxing a month- long series of events boosting milk and other dairy products. Linda Borhart, 19, of Huntley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Borhart, was chosen first runner-up. Romona Dahle, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dahle of Harvard, was chosen second runner-up. Mai Bellaira served as master of ceremonies for the dinner. ̂Miss Ainger is 5 feet, 7 inches tall, with brown hair and blue eyes. She is a sophomore at Northern Illinois University-DeKalb, where she is 'limi " for" * in nullum. An outstanding student at Alden- where she was valedictorian for the Class of 1962, she continues her scholastic achievement at NIU where she to also involved in the University chorus, the All- University band and the Neptune Hall newspaper. Sharon has built a herd of 12 dairy cows and heifers through 10 years in 4- H. Dairy, swine, arts and crafts and. foods have been her leading 4-H projects. In addition, she. has par­ ticipated in 4-H dairy judging and was cbdBen to the county judging team one year. She also has won state 4-H dairy project honors six times and the county blue ribbon in dairying twice. She has won a state project trip to the National 4-H Dairy Conference last October. Photo Exhibit On Display SWIMMING POOLSAFETY Owners of swimming pools should remember that properly used pool chemicals maintain chlorine level and ph balance to protect swimmers' health, the National Safety Council says. Lock-up chemicals in a storage area away from the pool and follow label directions accurately. If you canH swim but you want to cool down this summer, stay the shallow ehdbf the pool Arid nevet " allow children to swim without being' PHOTOGRAPHSBY: Jeanette May Jeanette May of McHenry is currently a Junior at the. University of Illinois in the college of fine and applied arts. Ms. May's Work Is Now On Display At Our Main Bank lobby 3510 W. 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