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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13,1M4 Neighborhood nows Wonder Lake: Lions club seeks more contestants for coveted title The Lions Club is planning to hold the selection of the 1984-85 Miss Wonder Lake Saturday evening, June 30. So far, three contestants have entered the contest and Dennis Ruckoldt, chairman of the event, an- Ann Sowers 653-9549 nounces there are hopes for f many more girls to seek the title since the Lions club has ob­ tained many more sponsors. The Lions an hoping to make this a gala *<c< »siun .wth plans for a dance to follow the crowning of Miss Wonder Lake. The deadline for turning in an application will be Saturday June 23, with preliminary judging taking place that week prior to the final selection Saturday, June 30. For an application or any further information, contact Ruckoldt at 728-0933. . BIBLE CHURCH Vacation Bible School has just been completed. It ran from June 4-8 from 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. at the church. A program to conclude the activities was held June 8 at 7:30 p.m. Some special events are being planned now. Sunday, June 14, at 6 p.m., there will be a musical program for Father's Day as arranged by Dave Conklin and his friends. Randy Anderson will be a guest speaker Sunday, June 24, at 6 p.m. And a real fun event will be the Sunday School picnic Saturday, June 30. Pastor Conklin will begin to teach the high school youth in a '"Christian Truth Class", June 17, to prepare those who are interested in baptism and church membership. This class will meet as the High School Sunday School class' and will continue for at least 12 weeks. Congratulations are extended to the following 1984 graduates: eighth grade, Kim Choitz, Wendy Dose, and Samantha Wright; high school, Todd Evans, Tom Haubold, Jim Repke, and Robert Repke, Jr.; and college, Maria Cherry, Darilee Cothron, and Dwayne Dickson. BOY'S BASEBALL Wonder Lake Boy's Baseball is in full swing with teams playing just about every night of the week and on the weekends also. The Rookie division, eight and nine-year olds, play Tuesday and Thursday nights at Cristy Field at Harrison School and all the other teams can be found on the fields at Christ The King. Baseball is very well accepted at Wonder Lake and there are always crowds at the games. It was a delight to see Paul Marke, one of the early founders and president of W.L. Baseball, at some of the recent games. He has gone full circle with his sods playing ball and now grandsons involved. If you want an enjoyable couple of hours, come to the fields and become involved in the excitement. Games start at 6 p.m. SPECIAL DAY "Happy Father's Day" to all the Wonder Lake dads who will be honored in a special way by their families June 17; especially my super dad, Ray Sullivan. COMMUNITY EVENTS June 14-Christ The King Sodality luncheon; 1 p.m.; Crandall's June 18-Senior Citizen meeting; Christ The King Hall June 20--Young At Heart meeting; Christ The King Hall June 23-Twenty-fifth an­ niversary party for Marian Central High School June 28-Lion's Club meeting; W.L. Inn July 9-20-Swimming Lessons at Wonder Center and Sunrise Ridge Beaches. McCullom Lake! Beach Gals offer chance to exercise with others The Bea«J; r»als u spon­ soring exerc music Thursday mor 10-11 a.m. at the beach hou.-'.-. A babysitter will be supplied and paid for by donation There will be no ad­ mission charge to the class. Please contact Laurie Olson, 344-3864 or Chris Lawson, 385- 2057 before going down to the beach. house in case of a last minute cancellation The group is also interested in finding village residents who would be willing to join a community garage sale day. The sale would be held at each individual's house. There would be a minimal fee for advertising only Please contact Laurie Olson if interested. WEDDING BELLS Saturday afternoon, May 26, a lovely garden reception took place at the home of Bill and Elaine Gleeson on Park View. The happy occasion was the marriage of their daughter Gail Anne to Michael Sedey, son of Dawn Miller 385-4901 Frank and Inga Sedey of Palatine. Forty friends and family members gathered to offer best wishes to the happy couple. Out of town guests included Gail's grandparents, Ray and Elizabeth Fisher, of Florida, Mary Siwek of Chicago, and uncle Bob, Emilie and Chris of Chicago. A delicious buffet featuring Italian beef, ham, salads and Bill's famous baked beans was enjoyed by all. A beautiful and luscious strawberry whipped cream wedding cake was served Pictures were taken by Val Klapperich, a dear neighbor. PARTY Ashlie Lasco celebrated her fourth birthday Wednesday, May 30, with a Cabbage Patch Birthday Party. Her guests included her brother Todd, Lennie, Amy and Kevin Har­ well, Katy and Kristle Low, Vickie Salz, Melissa Drake, Abby Christensen, Kristie Ratley and Jeff and Kristie Lundy. And everyone was so surprised when her aunt Debbie and cousin Luke pulled up all the way from Champaign, 111. The kids played Bozo buckets, hot potato and relay races where they had to sit on their balloons and pop them. The weather was beautiful, so they played outside on their new gym set before sitting on the deck for cabbage patch cake and ice cream. Ashlie received many darling gifts, but her favorite was without a doubt her new cab­ bage patch baby, Bo. And it didn't stop there. The last guest, Kathy Lundy surprised Amy Harwell with her very own doll that she had found for Nancy Harwell to give to Amy. The two girls never put them down. To top the night off, the family, along with aunt Deb and Luke, spent the evening at a pizza place, a tradition on their birthdays. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes are sent to Edie Rourke and Ann Shermach, .who both toasted in another year June 6; Robert Fernandez turned over the calendar June 7; Joan Seifert shared June. 9 with Megan Farrell, blowing out eight candles on that day; Chuck Thacker celebrated June 10; Steve Scarbrough turned 16 June 11; and Celia Swedberg opened her cards June 12. "Happy Birthday" wishes are sent to Char Straumann, sharing June 13 with Kurt Walter, Phyllis Fischer and Gene Kalsch; Dawn Beshk shares June 14 with Tina Arnett, Johnny and Mike Walter; Kathy Regner and Kenneth Justin open their gifts June 15; Jacquie Blair celebrates June 16; Denise L. Suchor turns a legal 21 June 17; Tami White's special day is June 18; and Elma Nelson shares June 19 with Gary Brand. ANNIVERSARIES Belated anniversary wishes are sent to Jim and Sharon Grutzmacher, who toasted in another year of happiness June 6. 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