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PAGE 24 -PI*AINJ)EALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, H78 \\ ~ "/ r >*•> 4-H MEMBER DRIVE WINNERS - Winner* in the recent memberahip drive for the McHenry County 4-H foundation receive their prixe money from Vera SchlOer, Foundation board member. Pictured, left to right, are Ben McConnell, Alden Community BnOdera 4-H club, second place individual and third place club; Joyce Orr, Harvard Humming Sfw'en, flriTplace individual and second place club; Judy Vyduna, Lincoln Clover leafs, first place club' and Christopher Austin, Clever Clovers, third place individual. Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Garden Club Plans Officer Installation April's hostess for the Wonder Lake Garden club was Mrs. Helen Gilliland, sub­ stituting for Mrs. Mickey Mettille. Our roll call subject was "Plants You Like in Hanging Baskets", and our program was proposed officers for our May installation and preparations for our Mother's day project. Several of the members were present at the Opera House April 18, for the demonstration bv talented McHenry County college students who uniquely designed and arranged flowers both dry and fresh for our pleasure under the guidance of Mr. J. Whitman. It was a program well worth seeing and the students understandably already have been found positions by many of our local florists. Our next meeting will be Thursday, May 11, at the home of Mrs. Betty Alderson, 2008 North Ridge road at 8 o'clock in the evening. B. Alderson, publicity chairwoman ANNIVERSARY Belated congratulations to Bud and Jackie Schau who celebrated their twenty-second wedding anniversary April 28. SCOUT NEWS The Wonder Lake Boy Scout Troop 145 participated in a clean up project Saturday, April 15, when they tidied up the triangle at Wonder center for the American Legion. This project was under the adult supervision of John Nutter. On Saturday, April 22, the Scouts distributed pamphlets for the Wonder Lake hardware store in a service project. This was done under the adult supervision of Marlene Lund- borg. IN THE RUNNING Among the 3,000 participants in the Bonne Bell 10,000 meters race at Lincoln park in Chicago Sunday, April 23, were two Wonder Lakers. Jayne Mc­ Millan, P.E. teacher at Harrison school and her student, Mary Bazan, com­ peted in the race. Mary finished in a respectable 745 position with Jayne following close behind at 750. BIRTHDAY Happy ninth birthday to Susan Maris, daughter of Eugene and Donna Maris of Oakwood Shores, May 5. HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is...a red sun slowly setting over Wonder Lake; neighbors gathering in a driveway, talking over "what's happening ; two boys" on a lawn, playing catch - another shooting baskets; the hum of an airplane overhead; a garden freshly tilled and planted; a steady stream of cars along Wonder Lake road, coming home; a pause in the days time to count our great blessings of the good earth, our freedom and peace - or as the Fonz would say, "Right on, God!" Happiness is...Betty Alderson, having the fun of buying and using com­ memorative stamps and doing a great bit for conservation by saving the cancelled com- memoratives and sending them to Florida to protect the American Eagle. Happiness is...the A1 Graff family moving into their beautiful new home. Happiness is...the 7 and 8 grade science students at Harrison school, under the direction of teacher John Quick, and with the help of Mrs. Bagby's roto tiller, making a study of plants from the ground up by preparing and planting a garden on the school grounds. Happiness is..."Grandma" and "Grandpa" Ruggero, taking care of grandson, Adam, while his mom and dad, Louise and Steve Krater, take a short vacation to New Orleans. Happiness is...choosing not to buy lettuce at $1.05 a head. t C'mon, garden, ~ sTarT growing!) Happiness is...wishing all good things in the future to Gary and Judy Zimmer and little Bethany as they leave Wonder Lake to move back to Palatine. You've been good neighbors! Happiness is... Barb Leman, taking her Cub Scout den to the fire house and with the help of husband and fireman, Anthony Leman, showing the boys all the wonders to SeToundTfiere. Happiness is...a child, small or large, spending hours of time playing fn a sandbox, still one of the best toys ever. "Happiness is...planning to attend the first Gymnastic circus at Harrison school May 4. COMMUNITY CALENDAR May 3 - Young at Hearts meeting, Christ the King hall. May 4 - Gymnastic circus, Harrison school, 6 p.m. May 5 - Half day of school, Harrison May 11 • Band and Chorus concert, aohml. 7:3ft p.m. May 14 - Mother's day Bake sale, east side firehouse, 8:30 a.m. May 15 - Band recruitment, Harrison school. May 16 - Co. I Fireman's auxiliary meeting May 19, 20 - Wizard of Oz, Harrison school, 7 p.m. May 21 - Confirmation, Nativity Lutheran church May 24 • Harrison school graduation. Soybean Board Elections Soybean producers in thirty- three counties may obtain petitions to become candidates for election to the Illinois Soybean Program Operating Board, according to John R. Block, Director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture. Petitions are available at each county extension office or from the Agriculture Department, State Fairgrounds, Springfield 62706, until May 15. For further information call William Tiberend at 309-663-9433 or Larry Aldag 217-782-6675. sOa\?aeoos. SPo9.-.^oe<i Jl"* oo* GWe \vvtt ce so aoo , , a 9 " a x o n - 0 o n Q ©e «d pte «ree^e eh® v>°r • • .. 'A*"" pf€ Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Ulii Sharon Gacek Anne Moore 385-3777 385-6448 New Officer Slate Set For Association The Lakeland Park Property Owners association has its new slate of officers for the year. The new president is John Gacek; vice-president, Lloyd Wagner; secretary, Bill Buhrman; and treasurer, Frank Sweeney. The other board members are William Winkel, Harold Bowlin, and Len Sieracfu,. There will be a meeting this Thursday evening at the community house, 1717 Sunset. The meeting will start at 8 p.m. They need help in forming various committees so do plan to get involved in your com­ munity and attend this meeting. LAKE NEWS The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club will be having a bake sale May 13 at one of the stores in the McHenry shopping center. The proceeds from the bake sale will go to the dredge fund. If you would like to donate a cake, pie, bread, or cookies please contact Sharon Gacek. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS OFFICERS LUNCHEON This Thursday the members of Lakeland Paris Women's club will gather at the com­ munity house at 11:30 a.m., then proceed to Branded Steak House for the annual Officers luncheon. A festive afternoon is planned and reservations should be made by calling Lyda Radisch. The woman of the year award will be presented and a financial report pertaining to the luncheon last week will be read. - It promises to be a fun af­ ternoon. LUNCHEON A SUCCESS! Last Wednesday was a beautiful day and many people wanted to be out in the fresh air and sunshine. Where did all these happy folks go. They went to the Lakeland Park Women's club Luncheon and Card party! This year's gala event was a huge success and club mem­ bers are delighted. The new craft bazaar was a crowd pleaser and, of course, everyone was anxious to see who would win a prize. It was indeed a fun day for everyone who attended. A SPECIAL DAY Two young men from our area enjoyed a very special day recently. They made their First Communion at St. Mary's church Sunday, April 23. Bill Etheridge was the special young fellow in his home. Mom and dad, Marilyn and Al, were proud to watch the lovely ceremony at St. Mary's. Bill's brother Mark and sister Mary Ellen were also in the congregation. Other guests were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. FYed Fuchs of Johnsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Etheridge of Crystal Lake. Bill's godparents Tom Fuchs and Aunt Loretta Freund were also there to share in Bill's special day. Additional guests at the Etheridge's home were Cathy Fuehs_and Tony Freund and his sons Dan and Greg and Greg's friend Jan. Also on hand to congratulate Bill was Carolyn Scott and her sons Walter and Jeff. It was indeed a very special day for Bill Etheridge. Eric Nylander was the ex­ cited First Communicant at his home. His parents.David and Charlene also thought the ceremony was lovely. Eric's brothers, Jeff, Chris and Timmy andlhefr sister Julie were very proud of their brother. Special guests at the Nylander home for the weekend were grand­ mother Gertrude Gaylor from Newton, Iowa and Eric's godparents Bruce and Barb Gaylor from Princeton, Iowa. The Gaylor cousins Dawn, Carmen and Alan were also here to share the excitement of this very special day for Eric. After the ceremony everyone enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner that Charleen prepared. It was a very special day for the Nylander family. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS April 17 was a very special day for Michael Sweeney who celebrated his seventh bir­ thday. Dad and mom, Bill and Marilyn, held a family partyin Michael's honor at their home. Grandparent's Robert and Evelyn Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. B.C. Sweeney of Texas enjoyed watching Michael open his many presents. Older brother Jim and sister Cathy joined in singing the birthday song to Michael. On Tuesday Michael had a party for friends at a fast food restaurant. Tim Minor, Michelle Reed, John Gacek, Jeff Pedriana, Jeff Elger, and Michael's sister Cathy with girl friend Vickie Kuglen joined in on the fun. Everyone enjoyed the puppet show including mom, Marilyn and friend Chris Reed. LUCKY WINNER Meg Oakford won a trip to Oralndo, Fla. She took her mom, Petey, to Orlando with her and the two of them had a ball visiting Disney World from 9 to 9 each day. As Petey put it "they saw everything, did everything and ate everything"! They especially enjoyed the Polynesian village with their delicious < luau, visiting Sea World and the Stars Hall of Fame Wax museum and the Mystery Fun House. They loved Wet and wild, E V E R Y D A Y L O W P O P P R I C E S ! MERCHANTS Meg thought the toboggan slide was something else and mom loved the horse with the water pistols. On their last evening these lovely ladies were escored to dinner by Petey's nephew Dan Paulsen of St. Petersburg, Fla. Petey and Meg came home with beautiful tans and really enjoyed their trip to sunny Florida. SCIENCE FAIR Montini school. held its Science fair jecently and a few of our area residents par­ ticipated with some really god# projects. Agnes Holas had * display on ozone, Mary Heritage won a blue ribbon for her display on geothermal energy, and Linda Walinski took first place in volcanos. Congratulations on a job well done! CITY FUN Bev and Linda Walinski took the train into the city to visit Bev's sister Maureen and her husband John. Linda enjoyed riding the buses in Chicago and being with heir cousins John Patrick and Mark. After an enjoyable day and evening together it was off to the Nivens for a family Confirmation party for Kenny. Bev and Linda really enjoyed their different weekend! • • • • A great speech always praises the home, the church, the school, the nation and the people. SALE BEER NOTICED NO SALES TO MINORS OF FINE WINES AND LIQUORS C0KE*TAB FRESCA 5P8-16 0Z. AQCPLUS fl.BOTTLES* ' ' or 4-32 0Z. BOTTLES DEP. SALE GOOD WED., MAY 3 thru TUES.JIAY 9 4610 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL PHILADELPHIA 8-16 0Z. BOTTLES CAHHSUPSJ ROOT SEEK I 9»'MN BLENDED WHISKEY 1.75 LITER PLUS DEP. PLUS DEP. 8-16 0Z. BOTTLES. CORDONS VODKA 1.75 LITER IEPSI-DIET, RES. A YTHRL 8-16 0Z. PLUS BOTTLES MM DEPOSIT 7-up •mm IMPORTED I K Y D I J R L " , F O R T H L M N t o i f M F E S E K S A I J S A C f THE CLUB PINA COLADA FIFTHS CANADIAN LID 1.75 LITER 8-16 0Z. LBOTTLES PLUS DEP. IMPORTED RC«DIET RITE 8-16 OZ. ||HH BOTTLES0R,*£S- .,us 4 - 32 0Z QQ< V,L"S BOTTLES W~W DEP. RON RICO 1.75 LITER HIRAM -- -- PLUS LEMON-LIME M M DEp 8-16 0Z. BOTTLES CANFIELD'S 4 - 32 0Z. BOTTLES PLUS >c DEPOSII WALKER 5 STAR BRANDY tfNRICO tonoi 1.75 LITER CLUB PINA COLAOA TASTING THIS WEEKEND C'mon In! ITALIAN SWISS COLONY THREE LITRE SALE! ,o\onu. CALIFORNIA WINES ^ •Rhine Wine •Burgundy •Chablis •Vin Rose •Chianti WINES - The Taste America's Coming Home, 49 - EACH 3 FOR 10 12"-MY TMSCASI Rhineskeller Moselle i PinkCfwWis _ '%o«i iff •Ruby Chablis •Pink Chablis •Emerald Chablis •Gold Chablis •Sauterne HAMM'S REGULAR BEER (Hanum *. | 6-12 0Z. CANS STROH'S BEER INTHESTR0HCASE! <2fp 24-12 0Z. CANS MILWAUKEE u • 'in '1 .i!.Gi,;f" 12-12 0Z. CANS i i