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Booqaet r< prayers frw Wonder Lake Wnne Sowers Pick the prettiest posies: ruffle-edged Sharon, twin print Car- lyle, multi-color Cam­ eo. Plus bu.tterflies or solids; no-iron muslins and percales. Twin, reg. $3.99-$5.49. Full, reg . $5 .49-56 .99 . Queen, reg. $7.49- $10.99. Packs of 2 pil­ lowcases $3.29-$4.99. All 20% off! iVlifciitfM VIEWING SCULPTURE- Karl Wanleck, a McHenry county artist, explains the contraction process of the steel sculpture he created in 197C. "The art is in the designing of a piece of sculpture; the craft is in making it all hold together," Wanieck said. The piece was recently given to McHenry County college by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sharpe, Barrington, and Mr. ui Mrs. Charles Liebman, McHenry. Wanieck earned degrees in drawing, painting, illustration and advertising design from the Art Institute of Chicago before leaving his studies to farm near Woodstock for IS years. Thirteen years ago he turned the machine shop into a studio <u»d has been producing both practical items such as candlesticks, tables and cup racks and sculptures in welded wrought iron ever since. From left, Susan Galloway, MCC ceramics instructor; Wanieck; Joe Rybacek, MCC art instructor; Dr. Robert L. Frank, chairman of the MCC Humanities and Communications division and Robert C. Bartlett, acting president at the college. Offer Appliance Energy Labeling Program May 16 S e v e n major appliances manufactured after May 19, 1980. will be required by laW** to carry an energy label. The appliances affected by the new law are refrigerator- freezers, freezers, clothes washersf dishwashers, room air conditioners, water heaters And furnaces. What \s the appliance energy lateling program? What inforhwUion-^vill the labels include? Will con­ sumers use the labels to comparison shop for energy efficient models? These questions and others will be answered between 9 and 11:30a.m. Friday. May 16, at the Appliance Energy Labeling TeleNet meeting. The meeting will be held at Woodstock and conducted via TeleNet. TeleNet is the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension service telephone network that provides a com­ munications link between College of Agriculture staff members. Extension ad­ visers. and Illinois citizens who wish to participate in Extension educational ac­ tivities According to Nancy Moore. ^IcHenry county Extension adviser, the meeting is designed for a p p l i a n c e d e a l e r s , salespersons. Extension adviser* and others who deal with appliance users and buyers ,« The program will include discussions of the development of the labeling program, consumer buying patterns of major ap­ pliances. impact of the labeling program on the nation's energy use and how to help consumers use the appliance energy labels. Presenting the program will be Marian Johnson, assistant general manager of public affairs. Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers: Arnold P. Consdorf. editor. Appliance RENTRMSQlWC t *e professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system \ First Hour of Rental $ ' 0 0 p e r Hour . . for «?v#ry hour thereafter E*ompl# 2 hours . f . •otal charge $1 plus tux.) NO MINIMUM Special Rental Rote Good Monday thru Thursday f l / V S f / w A C c 1 0 0 n s t n e » i r professionals 00 a t a f r a c f ' o n o t c o s t I SUM M 00 * OVllNtOHrtPIClAll • OOP M 9:00 A M HMO Manufacturer; and Janet I. Weaver, home equipment specialist. University of Illinois. Each participant will receive a resource packet of information about the labeling program and a series of fact sheets about the appliances to be labeled. For more information, contact Nancy Moore, Extension adviser. Home Economics, at 789 McHenry. avenue, Woodstock or phone 338-3737 or 4747. THOUGHT F0» FOOD SyGOUlO CROOK CHEESE ROILED WHEAT OR OATS BREAD Prtheaf oven to 350 degrees. 1 cup flour 2 teaspoons baking powder '/> teaspoon soda Vt teaspoon salt Vi cup instant nonfot dry milk V4 cup sugar 1 cup rolled wheat or oats 2eggs 1 cup water 2 tablespoons oil or Melted margarine 1'/« cups grated cheddar cheese Mix together flour, baking pow­ der, soda, salt, instant dry milk/ sugar and rolled wheat or oats. Add eggs beaten with a fork stirred with the water and oil or mar­ garine. Add the grated cheddar cheese. Mix well. Spoon into greased loaf pan. Bake in 350* oven for about 50 minutes. _____ 1 Beep ' Most American automobile horns beep in the key of F, Season Begins Carl Kiernan, league president, announced that Monday, May 26, will mark the opening of the Wonder Lake Boy's Baseball season. The program will begin at 5 p.m. with the presentation of the flag by the wonder Lake scouts, and the national anthem. George Street, Who was involved in the W.'L. Boy's Baseball organization for over fifteen years, will throw out the first ball. Street had been a member of the New York Giants in the minor leagues before moving to Wonder Lake. All of the teams, minors, majors, and tfceners will be involved in the opening ceremony this year. Two games will be played following the ceremony with the White Sox meeting the Indians and the Yankees meeting the Tigers. Beginning May 26 and continuing until the end of July, the minors will have two games played at Cristy field, behind Harrison school, and one at Christ the King field each Monday and Wednesday beginning at 6:15 p.m. The majors will have two games going on at Christ the King Held every Tuesday and Thursday beginning at 6:30 p.m. The teeners have a variable schedule, playing all their games at Petersen park in McHenry. YOUNG AT HEARTS Members of the Young at Hearts observed a moment of silence at their April 7 meeting in remembrance of a former member, San Winters, who recently* passed away. A memorial will be sent to the Wonder Lake Rescue squad in her name. Marie Pitzen told of a Quilt show held May 10, in Barrington, where she would be exhibiting. Happy birthday was sung to Carl Kowar and Catherine Omerzo who are celebrating May birthdays. Th£~ members were pMfesed to Jean Mauri as their guest for the day. ' 'Delicious desserts were supplied by Margaret Faust, Margaret Johnson, and Rita Waldy. After dessert, the members enjoyed their favorite card games and spent time talking over their anniversary luncheon party which they sill enjoyed recently. The next meeting will be May 21,11 a.m. at Christ the King hall.- AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Poppy chairman, Vickie Gleason, lis very grateful to the members who got out and helped make Poppy day a success. Those helping were president, Lorraine Fejedelem; secretary, Bernice Peterson; treasurer, Jean Lucaz; Doris Jeffrey, Rose Burgess, Karen and Roger Sutton, and Jim and Doris Jeffrey. Five children also deserve credit for helping. They were the three sons of commander BobBlatzheim, Butch, Chris and Timmy; Eric Sutton; and junior member, Cindy Burgess. The members are grateful to all those who generously donated on Poppy day to help disabled veterans. Get well wishes go to John Gleason, the adjutant of Post 11W, who has been a patient in Veteran's hospital, West Chicago, for the past month. John is wished a speedy, recovery by all. CCD COMES TO A CLOSE CCD classes for Christ the King church concluded recently, and a year of hard work for all students and teachers was culminated with a procession into church, a May crowning, and then attendance at the 5 p.m. Mass. The beautiful voices of the children could be heard throughout the Mass, singing songs they had learned during their classes. After Mass, attendance awards were awarded first to those students with per­ fect attendance, then one absence and two absences. Sister Jeanne McGue was presented with a Spiritual SHEETS Our Entire Stock of Lady Peppered® • | pothick enjoyed by tffrvlwf MM! tffB or dotes in the after Mass. SPECIAL DAYS N The Sullivan liuuseheld in St. Francis Heights is a home filled with excitement lately. Pat celebrated her birthday on May 12 and Janet, wiO fee hers Mfajr 15. Janet will also be bosy with Marian Central's play "Oliver", May 16,17 and IB in which she has the role of Oliver. Joe, Jr., will be racing his new sailboat in a regatta in Wiseonsijn, the same weekend and Joe, Sr., is already counting the fish be will catch on a fishing trip he is planning, Their youngest son, Richard, is also planning to participate in the "VUbige Run" May 17. Happy birthday to Theresa O'Brien who will be blowing out birthday candles May 14. On May 18, Helehe Smith will celebrate her birthday. REGISTRATION FOR SWIMMING LESSONS - Now that we have been having a few days of warm weather, it's time to start thinking of the annual Red Cross swimming lessons co- sponsored by the' woman's club of Wonder Lake and the Kiwanis club. Registration will take place, both Saturday and Sunday, May 31 and June j, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. They will be held at Wonder Lake Hardware, Hilltop Grocery and Sunset Grocery. It is important to take advantage of the registration' days instead .of waiting until it is close to the start of classes. Some of the classes might be filled up after registration day. Classes being taught are: Beginners, Advanced Beginners, Intermediate, and Swimmer. Basic Water Safety will be offered for those who are good swim­ mers and have reached their eleventh birthday. Senior Life Saving may be taken by those who have reached their fifteenth birthday. The lessons will be held from July 14-25. HONORSPROGRAM The 1979-80 Marian Gen- Harper Named To Head Two-Countv Lung Unit Henry B. Harper, Crystal Lake, was fMrtrd president of the American Long association of DuPage and McHenry counties at the organisation's annual meeting hdd recently in Itasca. Harper was first elected to its board of dbrectors-in 1972. flat the il. which totalled over $166,000 this past year, is derived mostly from the Christinas f c o n t r i b u f i o n s a n d memorials. "We have a small staff because much of our work is accomplished by volun­ teers," Harper said, "and our cost of raising a dollar this part year was an en­ viably low 22 cents". Harper added, "I am proud to be asaociatcdwitha charitable organization which has so many direct services," and he cited the vice- Other area residents elected were Dr. Rossetti, McHenry, president; and M. Bird, Crystal executive committee iBird is doe on the committee of the Illinois Lang association, and, along with Loretta Kohl, McHenry county TB ,m • r.i, , . ,t so, ,w IhhK nu covufl flursnwi, Algonquin, and Harper, waa DuPage-McHeury itive to the nobly of the Illinois Lug association in Springfield. Japanese Flower Art For Northland League The Northland Area Art league presents a demon­ stration of Japanese flower art by Claudia Mandabnch Friday, May 16, at 8 p.m. at McHenry city hall. Claudia Mandabach, a well known Barrington artist of floral designing, will explain the traditions on symbolism of the Japanese arrangement j Refreshments ved. wfll be Seoriag Garlic Garlic doves will never dry out if you store them in a bot­ tle of cooking ail. And, after the garlic is used up, you can use the garlic-flavored oil for salad drating. 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