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, UliK l > MUt a •t'L.AIftDE.AL.C.K - I , atr lMnDE.lv 3, 1V4V Wonder Lake b • • * Anne Sowers Club Sets 3Friendship Tea *' The Woman's Club of Wonder !; Lake is inviting all ladies from £ the Wonder Lake area to attend its friendship tea Sept. 6, at ,!t7i30 p.m. at the Nativity Lutheran church hall. t( The club is, very proud of all Us accomplishments and is v feager to tell others, what they ' have done over the summer moriths. There will be no regular business meeting, but the chairwomen of different departments will be telling what their duties consist of. Board members will act as hostesses for the evening, providing tea sandwiches, desserts, punch, coffee and tea. The program for the evening will be a "Musical Montage" by Geri Gavsling. If you are interested in joining the club, or would just like to find out more about the woman's Club, you are welcome to join them at Nativity Lutheran church, 3506 E. Wonder Lake road. SOCCER SEASON BEGINS The Woodstock Park and Recreation department is again making soccer available to children between the ages of seven and thirteen. 653-9549 A registration fee is charged to cover insurance and a shirt that each child receives. All Children, even those outside the district 200 area, are invited; but the registration fee is slightly higher for those children. The season will begin Saturday, Sept. 8, at the Woodstock city park. SPECIAL DAYS *- Sept. 3, was a special day for Nancy Diederich, daughter of Ralph and Pat Diederich, Wonder Center, who celebrated her birthday that day. Happy birthday to Cliff Spencer, son of Len and Cherie Spencer of White Oaks Bay, who will be celebrating his tenth birthday on Sept. 13. CCD For any parents who missed the regular registration dates for CCD classes, they may still have their children assigned to a class by calling Sister Jeanne at 653-2581. Sunday classes will begin on Sept. 23, and weekday classes will begin the week of Sept. 23. ' \ RESIDENT WINS CAR The 127th annual Wonder Lake Golf open was a huge success with approximately 60 men joining in the fun of golfing together. The men were told that the one who came closest to the pin on the fourth hole would be the winner of a car. Joe Sullivan was nine feet and three inches from the pin. He received a car, alright - a 1968 Mercury. No one said anything about a new car! After golfing the men enjoyed a delicious dinner and the awarding of prizes. George Street won the prize for the best score. George had a 79 for 18 holed. > QUIET DAYS Now that school has begun, have you noticed how quiet our neighborhoods are? No more bikes with riders trying to do wheelies down the street. No more hurrying to get the housework done in the mor­ ning, so you can take a break with the kids in the afternoon at the beach. It's very lonesome eating lunch alone instead of having your own kids and all the extra little friends huddled around the kitchen table, laughing and talking over the big baseball game that will be resumed after the food disappears. The kids look so neat and clean in their new school clothes as they leave for the bus stop in the morning, but those tanned little legs were certainly cute running around in cut-offs and beat up gym shoes. Now it's to bed early, up and out the door fast in the mor­ ning, home in the afternoon for a little play time before dinner and then homework to do. Quiet days for Moms, but a good chance to start on all the Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek Karen Aldrich 385-3777 344-2780 Bassetts Happy With Colorado A few weeks ago the Bassetts (Homer, Melinda, Lisa and Amy) left for their new home in Colorado. Everyone has apprehensions when leaving the security of home for new surroundings. Well, after hearing them rave about their new home state, we know they love it out there. The Bassetts recently wrote friends a letter telling them how they love their new home house cleaning that has been put off all summer! COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept. 6 - Woman's Club Tea, 7:30 p.m. Nativity Lutheran church hall. Sept. 17 - Senior Citizen meeting; 1 p.m. Nativity Lutheran hall. Sept. 18 - new parents' coffee; Northwood junior high; 7 p.m. Sept. 19 - Young At Hearts; 11 a.m. Christ the King church hall. Sept. 20 - new parents' coffee; Greenwood school; 9:30 a.m. Sept. 20 - Woman's Club meeting; 8 p.m., Nativity Lutheran church hall. an job. "The weather is super warm during the day and cool in the evenings. The trip we took to the Rocky Mountain national park and Mount Evans convinced us that Colorado has all that a state could offer: a good place to live and work and a perfect vacation state for breathtaking sights". NEW NEIGHBORS Before Homer and Melinda Bassett left, they rented their home to Pat and Patty Mc- Crystal who moved here from Rock Falls, 111. Pat and Patty have three year old twins, Erin and Katie to keep Patty busy. Pat will be a teacher at Johnsburg this fall. Welcome to our area! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Pretty Tracy Prazak celebrated her birthday recently with a birthday party on Saturday, Aug. 25. Pin the tail on the donkey, balloon races, and pick a prize card game were among the many games played by guests Mike and Sheri Boyle, Betsy Johnson, Tracy Krier, Colleen Cobb, Brian Smith, John Gacek, Dawn Weeks, Alan and Brad Bitterman and Tracy's younger sister, Heather. When it came to having fun, parents Ken and Sue had just as much fun as the kids did. Happy birthday, Tracy! NEED NEWS We are trying to update the birthday book. Please contact Karen with your birthdays and anniversaries. If you know that someone has passed away or moved on, or divorced please tell us. C.P.R. If you are interested in learning how to give cardio­ pulmonary resuscitation, please contact Shirley Koch. Mr. Hodges and Mrs. Koch are more than happy to teach the class, but must know how many are interested. Since it was run in the column last week, there has been no response. The dates of this class are being changed, so if you are in­ terested, please contact Mrs. Koch. QUICK VISIT Penney Schann is home on a two week pass from Frankfurt, Germany. She stopped by the other evening to say "Hello". What a surprise! She is en­ joying her stay in Germany. She has visited most of Europe and hopes to convince Mom lo take a vacation this fall. Penney's sister, Vanessa, traveled.to Germany to spend two weeks traveling around Europe^ with her. Penney' is almost finished with her tour of duty in Ger­ many, and will be happy to be closer to her family in the states. 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