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\ Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Set Screening Woodstock Community School District 200 is in the process of holding their pre­ school screening for 3, 4 and 5 year olds. This is free to all who participate. The screening includes evaluations of speech and language, motor and readiness skills, and vision and hearing. ' It began March 3 and continue through March from 8 to 11:30 a.m. at Dean street school in Woodstock. If you have a child bet­ ween 3 and 5, call 338-4401 to register. LEGION AUXILIARY Mrs. Marie Fejedelem, president of the ^American Legion Auxiliary, announced that the next meeting will be held March 12 at 8 p.m. and also expressed appreciation to all those who generously donated to the bake sale which was held recently. The Auxiliary will sponsor a St. Patrick's dinner Sunday, March 16, from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Legion hall, tickets may be purchased in advance or on the day of the - dinner. SEVENTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY Helen Sullivan was the honored guest at a surprise party held to celebrate her seventy-fifth birthday, hosted by her husband, Ray. Besides her four children and their spouses,. 18 grandchildren, 6 great­ grandchildren, and a few guests joined in the festivities at the McHenry Country club for dinner and a delicious birthday cake. Everyone enjoyed the afternoon just as much as the guest of honor. The younger grandchildren and great grandchildren were thrilled to be involved with the opening of presents. It was the next best thing to Christmas! LEAD ROLE IN PLAY Janet Sullivan, daughter of Joe bnd Pat Sullivan of St . Francis Heights, was recently chosen for the lead in "Oliver" to be presented at Marian Central* high school. Last year, Janet played the role'of Dorothy in Harrison school's play, "The Wizard of Oz", so being in the limelight is not new to- her. Congratulations, Janet! Wonder Lake is proud to have one of their own young people in such a Special position. MARATHON CONTESTANT If you happen to see a certain doctor running down your street, it's not because he is trying to capture a patient! Dr. Gregory Daly runs twelve miles each day getting readyvfor the famous Boston Marathon, which he is planning to enter. He has been in the Marathon previously, so he knows about getting in shape for such a strenuous event. We'll be watching the T.V. coverage to see a Wonder Laker come across the line. SPECIAL DAYS Happy birthday to Dana Achieb of Oakwood Shores March 9 and to Chip Cynowa, one of our avid bowlers on March 13. SPRING IS ON ITS WAY Something very en­ couraging was mentioned on T.V. Some climatologists are now considering March 1 to be the first day of Spring. Spring training has begun for some of the Major League baseball teams and I've heard some talk of a date being set for registration for Wonder Lake boys' baseball. Sounds like we've made it through another winter and can start planning our gardens! COMMUNITY CALENDAR March 5 - Young at Hearts; 11 a.m. Christ the King hall March 6 - Woman's Club Board meeting; 8 p.m. March 12 - American Legion Aux. meeting; 8 p.m. Legion hall March 16 - St. Patrick's dinner; American Legion; 1 to 6 p.m. March 17 - Senior Citizen meeting; 1 p.m. Blood presure screening 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. March 20 - Woman's Club meeting; 8 p.m. Nativity Lutheran hall March 21 - Lakers meeting; 7:30 p.m. Top of the Hill March 26 - Young at Hearts potluck; 11 a.m. Christ the King hall March 29 - Men's Club Dance; Christ the King hall; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Alliance Church Will Present B'rit Shalom The Alliance church, 3815 Byll Valley road, McHenry, will be presenting a very special three-hour service March 9, beginning at 6 p.m., with B'rit Shalom. This Jewish evangelistic group will present a com­ plete Passover, serving all of the congregation. This Passover feast will be directly related to the Lord's sacrifice on Calvary. Church leaders promise this service will be another FILM SERIES The public is invited to attend a film presentation series entitled "Mind: Man's Last Frontier" starting at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 13, at the Unity church of Crystal Lake, located at the in­ tersection of Route 31 and U.S. 14, 3 Chalet drive, Crystal Lake. of those, "once in a lifetime" experiences. Pastor Gerald Robertson urgently invites the public to come and share in this service. He would be pleased if interested persons called to say they were coming so definite arrangements can be made regarding the needed ingredients for the service. The number is 385- 1519. The Alliance church is growing. Sunday evening concluded the Missionary rally, described as a won­ derful five days of blessing. There were 28 young people at the altar committing their .lives to the Lord's service, with nearly the r-est of the congregation coming to stand behind them to promise to pray for them in the days ahead. ST. PATRICK'S DANCE Following its recent for- t i e t h a n n i v e r s a r y celebration, the Shamrock- American club will host the Shannon Rovers Bagpipers at their March 15 St. Patrick's dinner dance. The evening will begin with a 7 p.m. cocktail hour, and includes a complete bar and menu service. Tickets are by reservation only. For in­ formation, call (312) AV.3- 0673. LOSE WEIGHT. Even while enjoying three satisfying meals a day. B*gin losing weight immediately with ex­ tra-strength Super Odrinex reducing tablets and Diet Plan. It takes over where your will power leaves ott. A government panel of medical and scientific experts has reviewed the clinical tests of the extra- strength ingredient in Super Odrines. and has termed it "safe and effective" for ap­ petite control and weight loss. Try Super Odrlnex today. lo lose water bloat and pvfflneM, try Odrlnll. - Odrlnll Is the fvllal you wutii during lfi» pro-menstrual cycle. It is "a natural water pill, and it. too, is sold with a money-back guarantee. Read and follow all package precautions carefully. BOIGHS DRUG STORES 129* N. GREEN ST. f MAYS REX ALL 4400W. RTE. 120 RETAIN JAMES S. FLAGG CORONER OF McHENRY COUNTY PUBLICLY ENDORSED BY THERON J. EHORN FORMER CORONER OF McHENRY COUNTY "James S. Flagg, having been my chief deputy for the past several years, was a very faithful and dedicated employee. Therefore, I would like to endorse him as the next elected coroner to serve McHenry County. A vote" for Jim will be appreciated." Thank you, JAMES S. FLAGG CORONER OF McHENRY COUNTY THERON J. EHORN FORMER CORONER OF McHENRY COUNTY JAMES S. FLAGG CORONER OF McHENRY COUNTY Retain a Qualified Candidate: • Graduate of Southern Illinois University and Worsham College of Mortuary Science 5 years as Deputy under Theron Ehorn • 2 term Coroner in Jasper County • Recommended by the County Board Chairman as being the only candidate who had experience in the day-to-day functions of the Coroner's office and in handling coroner's inquests and hearings. "A Sensitive Man for A Sensitive Job" VOTE TO RETAIN JAMES S. FLAGG CORONER OF McHENRY COUNTY IN THE PR IMARY ELECTION - TUESDAY. MARCH U in JOSKI'II COOLS staff psychologist --.news from the Family Service and Mental Health Clinic of McHenry County. (Editor's note: This is another in a series of especially written articles for McHenry County readers. Joseph Cools is a psychologist on the Family Service and Community Mental Health Center staff. This article is "Coping - Your Five Year Plan"). In business, a frequent question asked; of prospective employees is "What is your five year plan? Where do you want to be in the next five years?" All of us have short term goals-planning vacations, social events, projects around the house-but few people have formalized personal, long term goals that can add meaning and motivation to their daily lives. If asked, "What is your personal five year plan?" most people would probably say, "I don't know" or "I don't have one. I'm having PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER • enough trouble just planning day to day." If, however, these same people were given a week to think of and formalize their plans, goals, ideas, and dreams for the next five years, they would un­ doubtedly be shocked to learn that they have an almost endless variety of ideas to improve the quality of their lives. It is Impossible to change the "drudgery" and "sameness" of everyday life in a week, or even a month, but with specific long term goals to work towards, people can begin a process of change that is directed to more meaningful existence. The process of setting long term goals sounds simple, and indeed it is ; it only takes some thought, patience and WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1M0 a belief in oneself. The goals must be reasonable and practical, not so grandiose as to be unreachable. One very good way of approaching this project is to take some time, either by yourself or with someone close to you and just think of plans that may have been vague ideas, but have never been formalized. It is im­ portant to write the ideas down and date them. Your "five year plan" will be changed and revised over the five years, but it will change your life, as it has changed mine. • • » • Np teacher can do much with the brain of a student who doesn't want to learn. MKEHURST. 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