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Wonder Lake :-:Mary Jean Huff 728 0267 Utilities Go To New Statewide Color Code \ tempting Treats At Bake Sale By Culinary Experts On Saturday, April 9, the Wonder Lake Young at Hearts will have a pre-Easter bake including their popular This 'n That table. If we added together all the years these .ladies have been baking, it would be astronomical. Let's just say - they are experts, and » their bake sale table is a f tempting delight to behold. J Come down to Christ the King ; hall April 9, after 9a.m. and see for yourself! At the last meeting of the *?Young at Hearts, the group ^fcelebrated the birthday of their President, Marie Robinson, with a special dinner, card and gift. -.J Get well wishes were ex- (tended to Ruth Edwards, a patient in McHenry hospital :.With hopes she will soon be :k with her freinds. )uring the month of April, *lhe Young at Hearts will ob- ^.jfprve their twelfth anniversary and in May they will travel to .Holland, Micjj., to enjoy the 1^)ectacular beauty of tulip time. r» 'Y'r VISITORS Recent guests in the home of -Charlie and Juanita Keith of Oakwood Shores, were their json, Craig, his wife, Kathy and ^little ones, Connie and Kim- ; toerly. Craig and his family now *2iive in Mountain Home, Ark., • &nd enjoyed a week of our "jfforthern living. fir*' ££ CHILDREN'S PARTY The ladies Sodality of Christ She King church is sponsoring Easter party for the children «Bf the parish, from pre school Cihrough fifth grade. The party >ill be held Saturday, April 9, from 1:30 to 3 p.m., either on church grounds or in the hall, depending on the weather. The children should be sure to bring a homemade Easter bonnet for the parade and plan on a fun time! ANNIVERSARY f Happy fourth wedding an­ niversary to Mr. and Mrs. )rge Hartmann, Sr., April 7. P • jj1 'He Hearts bake sale, Christ the King hall, 9 a.m. til. Sodality Easter party, pre-school through fifth grade, Christ the King church, 1:30 to 3 p.m. April 16, Scout fair, McHenry County fairgrounds, Wood­ stock, 1 to 8 p.m. April 30, Woman's club luncheon fashion show, Honey Bear farm. What's yellow, red, orange, blue and green? A new system of marking locations of un­ derground facilities. In an effort to uniformly identify subsurface utility services, the Illinois Commerce commission has established a new color code to be used statewide. The system should help minimize confusion by excavators in determining the identity of below-ground facilities. Paint marks and stake colors will conform to the following color standards: Gas, oil and petroleum lines - high visibility yellow; Electric - fire protection red; Com­ munication, telephone and telegraph - alert orange; Potable water - precaution blue; Sewer - safety green. This color code is identical to one recommended by the American Public Works association as a national system. Northern Illinois Gas, Commonwealth Edison, Natural Gas Pipeline Co,, American Telephone and Telegraph (Long Lines), North Shore Gas, and Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline, began marking their facilities with thp new color code April 1. A j o u r n e y b e g u n o n time is half complete. Auto Service Tips WATER LFAtfS AROUNP a ~rj-/£RMOS7AT~ HOUS/N& ARB OF7&N CAUGEP 3V A SL/ĝ r LVARPA&F o£=- THa tfO/SS/A/G MATING SURFACE. 7H/S CAN ( Q BF CORRFCTFP BV CARFFULLV F/UNG- MA17NG SURFACE OR PRE9Z/N& SURFACE- ON A p/gce OF MFP/UM - &RIT GANPPAPFR ON A FLAT SURFACE. 3- /V Potted Mums and Hyacinths Mums Reg. 4.37 Choice Hyacinths Reg 4.37 Brighten your home and give as ™ gifts. Celebrate Spring with beautiful, hardy, potted flowers Shop HORNSBYS ^ family centers -- First SECTION 2-PAGE3- PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL6.1977 Senior Citizens Illinois Department on Aging Director Josephine K. Oblinger recently announced publication of a booklet outlining in­ formation about older citizens of Illinois. Entitled "Older Persons In Illinois/' the booklet - • was developed through joint efforts of the Department on Aging and the University of Illinois. "This booklet examines factors in our society that make living extremely difficult when one is old," Mrs. Oblinger said. Write the Department on Aging, 2401 W. Jefferson, Springfield 62706 for a free copy. Open Daily 9-9 Sunday 10-6 PRICES EFFECTIVE WE»., APRIL * TNRII FRI., APRIL • Prices effective while quantities last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. We Will Be Closed •aster, April 10 Rt.47 & Country Club Rd. Woodstock 4400 W. Rt. 120 McHenry PLAY PRODUCTIONS "he seventh grade, thespians Harrison iSchoolj>erformed In two plays on Thursday, farch 31. The cast of "The ero", included Old Timer, t Doug Maris; Smith, Philanne Scully; Old Timer's wife, Cindy Jensen; Silas, the mayor, Donna Chester; courier, Cindy Clark, three councilmen, John Seaver, Robin Bujak, Paula Harney; Miss Jones, Rhonda Jones; Mordecai, the mor­ tician, Pat Keaney; town­ speople, Cindy Gunderson, Mary Higgins, Mark Berlin. P Playing in "Hounded by .^Basketballs" were Dr. Whatsis, ; ijary Higgins; Surelocked fiome, Doug Maris; Lady .'vjterylium Vizcaya, Cindy ^Gunderson; cabby, John Reaver; Lord Henry Vizcaya, *3ohn Bazan; Dr. Parsimonious, Jftark Berlin; Herr Stomp, ^Rhonda Jones; Inspector ^Lestrade, Tim Gibbons. Production of the plays was .in the capable hands of John Quick, Ray Pendzinski, John Bazan, Rex Olson, Vince Cichon and Tim Jones. Publicity credits went to MattMroz, Pam Smidt, Shannon Heaver, Diane Anton and Shari Hermes. Directors were Mrs. Mary Cooper and Tom Kendall. " The play and the bake sale, also held that evening, serve as a money raising event for the seventh graders. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Karl Rindt April 8. Happy thirteenth birth­ day to Billy Firnbach, son of JoAnn and Bill Firnbach of Highland Shores, April 8. Happy fourth birthday to ;Michele Brisinte, daughter of Franklin and Barbara Brisinte of Indian Ridge, April 9. Happy birthday to Jean Hartmann April 12. Happy birthday to Ruth Mathews Weiss April 12. HAPPINESS IS... 'i Happiness is...congratulating Mrs. Joyce Fielder's fourth grade; Fred Reed's eighth grade and Miss Diane Cashen's third grade classes, the top three contributors to the box top contest at Harrison school. • H a p p i n e s s i s . , p r o u d Grandpa, Bill Sullivan, showing the excellent pictures he has taken of his grand­ daughter, Sheila. Happiness is...spending a springlike day Outside, raking, breathing the Iresh air, getting dirty fingers Itid rosy cheeks. ' »JOMMUNITYCALENDAR i April 9, School board elec­ tions, Harrison school.Young at When buying a splicer to splice a hose, be sure to tell jriw dealer whether the hose is rubber or plastic. Pott ad Easter Lilies and Tellps YOUR CHOICE Tulips in o variety of colors . . . smart for yourself and for gifts. 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