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PAGE 22 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY MARCH 25.1981 Wonder Lake Anne Sowers --> 653-9549 Slate Meeting Lake, President Pat Fit­zgerald announced the four homes which will be in- On Referendum*££ In order to acquaint voters in the District 200 area with facts on the upcoming referendum, a meeting will be held at Greenwood school Sunday, March 29, from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be two guest speakers who will be followed by a question and answer session. All residents are en­ couraged to come so that you can be properly informed before going to the polls to vote April 7. HOUSE WALK At the March 19 meeting of the Woman's club of Wonder The four homes are: The Alan Breuer home, 8218 Howe road; Joanne Heinly home, 4134 W. Lake Shore drive; George Brinkmann home, 3129 E. Lake Shore drive; and, the Dr. Gregory Daly home* 3206 Pleasant drive. They are four distinctly different homes which should delight all those who take the tour. Tickets will go on sale after April 23 from any club member or may be bought at any of the homes on the day of the House Walk. BAKE SALE The Firemen's Auxiliary of Company 2 will hold its annual pre-Easter bake sale Saturday, April 11, from 10 to 5 p.m. at the firehouse, located on Thompson road in Highland Shores. This would give you a chance to have your Easter baking done for you and placed in the freezer out of the way until you need it on Easter. SPECIAL DAYS "Happy Birthday" to one of my favorite men, my big brother, Joe Sullivan, March 26. March 27 will find Cherie Spencer, of White Oaks Bay, celebrating her birthday Bob Wagner, son of Dr. Merrill and Rosemary Wagner, will be celebrating his 12th birthday March 31. Bob is finishing up his first^ year at Northwood Junior" high school, where he has been one of the top students. "Happy Birthday" Bob, and congratulations on such a Deciding On A Hearing Aid Isn't Easy... Deciding Wh«r« To Buy It Should Bo I • McHENRY ! HEARING AID CENTER 3937 W. MAIN McHENRY PHONE 385-7641 fine job scholastically. P E. SHOW The students at Green­ wood school have been working very hard, along with their P.E. teacher, Mrs. Gudauskas, getting ready for a display of their talents Tuesday, April 7, at 1 p.m. All classes from kin­ dergarten to fifth will be performing something different. It is always in­ teresting to see the progression of skills as the children advance from one grade to the next. The show is open to the public, but get there early because the gym fills up fast! PLEASANT SURPRISE Every once in a while, you receive an unexpected surprise that brightens your day. That happened to me last week I received a letter from Marilyn McMahon telling me that she enjoyed my column. The letter came from Kirbyville, Mo., where the McMahons now live after moving away from Wonder Lake. Marilyn says they miss the Lake and keep up on all the latest through reading the Plaindealer. It's always good to hear from some of the "old timers "! COMMUNITY CALENDAR March 26--'a day of school for District 200 March 27-no school for District 200 March 28--last day to register for Boy's Baseball; 9-12 (noon) Christ the King. March 29-Referendum panel discussion; 2-4 p.m , Greenwood school April 1-Young At Hearts; 10:30 a.m. Christ the King L BUILDING ] Johnsburg Diane Berlin 675-6291 I PERMITS Building permits were recently issued by the McHenry County Depart­ ment of Building and Zoning to: Mr.: and Mrs. Robert Schneider, 2910 Maryville, McHenry, to construct a three-bedroom residence on Riverside drive. Substitute If your recipe calls for sour milk and you don't have any, substitute the same amount of buttermilk. WEDNESDAY ONLY 10 TO 5 EVENINGS BY APPT. Robert St»n*land, MGR. 25 Y*ort Exp*ri*nc« Robert Dock or, M.A. Audiologist FREE HEARING TESTS CUSTOM EAR MOLD Sales ft Repairs All Makes-Free Loaners L SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT CENTER I 1 MM COWS! OPtNINC (Weather Permitting SAT. MARCH 2ftHi Call For Conformation) FOR OWNER STARTING MARCH 4th WED. thru SUN. SVWAY BRMKN I FRIDAY FISH FRY (10-2) $5" I (ALL YOU CAN EAT) *5" District 12 Wins Awards Johnsburg high school announced sports awards last week as follows: Girls Basketball Captain, Inge Daschida; Most Valuable Player. Sue Dehn. Boys Basketball Captain, Chuck Novy. Twoys were awarded Most Valuable Players - Rick Neiss and Tom Pieper. Wrestling Captain, Mike Hurckes and Joe Kalisek; Most Valuable Player, Mike Hurckes. We are proud of all who were involved in this fine year. The high school theatre has chosen a cast for the musical "Damn Yankees." There are twenty-seven students in the production, with eight dancers. The date set is May 7, 8 and 9, 8 p.m., in the high school auditorium The student council participated in the North Central District Convention held in DeKalb, 111. Representing the council ?ere four students, Rhonda hayer, Linda Davidson, Michel Hancock, Geannetta Case During the convention Sophomore Linda Davidson was elected Area Three Representative Girls, your school is very fortunate to have your involvement in student council. f D A Y S O N L Y March 26,27 & 28 Quantities Limited to Available Supplies ALL SPECIAL BUYS Steak & Seafood Sale r PRIDE OF CHICAGO Buy One Box of Steaks at Our Low, Low Price Get the Second Box* at. Rib Eye Steak New York Style Strip Steak Delicious lean boneless tenderized 12 steaks per bo* approi l iftos. Boneless lean, tenderized 16 Steaks per box, approi 4 oi. . $i-4 62l> Each Snk 1st Box Each Steak 2nd Box Sold only by 4 lb. box 1st Box $19 80 2ndBox *9 90 Close trimmed juicy tenderized 8 steaks per box, approx 8 to 9 oz cuts 235 $^18 35 iea. *ea. Each Sink 1st Box Each Steak 2nd Box Sold only by 4 lb. box 1st Box $18 80 2nd Box J9 4i ea. 7a.c chopped Sirloin Steak Each Steak 1st Box Each Steak 2nd Box Sold only by 4 lb. box 1st Box s18 80 2nd Box 5 9 40 Family favorite Tender and |uicy Portioned for main course lunch or dinner 16 portions per box approx 6 o* each * '1A1 5&c» Each Sink 1st Box Each Steak 2nd Box Sold only by 6 lb. box 1st Box Si; 80 2nd Box (8 90 2 LBS. Smoked BACON with $45.00 Purchase Copyright Prime Packing Co - Inc 198 I V r i c j e Q t Boneless Beef Grill Steak Boneless lean great to barbecue grill broil w try Sold only o» !t stMks in Iree/C twin pick . S10 56per 3 lb. E ri< h Steal" A Super Value! Shrimp Fresh Frozen WHOLE. HEAD-ON $096 LB Sold only by 5 lb. box $14.80 Breaded Shrimp Delicious oriental style breading - N e w c * ' C M - f R f S M i h o / e n $ O 89soid only by Sold only by <3 LB 3 lb. box $11 6/ 3 lb. box *17 80 Pre-Cooked Alaskan CRAB LEGS Juicy and tender A real delicacy at big savings Just heat and serve' Peeled and Cleaned $C94 $077 Shrimp 3tl O l(. Sold only by 4 lb. Pack FREE! Recipes and cooking instructions Gourmet to calorie counters Beef Patties Sold only by 20 Patty Pack 5 lb. $7 80 39 ea. portion QUARTER POUNDER Special Freezer Packaging tree/ef boxes or tMqs ft A* products are iio/en and plastic wrapped >n spec ial •as* storage Convenience Portion si*ed steaKs and patties let you select and use |Ust the portions you want lor each meal A real time saver' UNiON Pork Choppettes F wtnody s l.tvii'M'c Home Style briMded Born' ready to < oo* Sold Only by 2% lb Boi {5 8" 'U Pc pei tiu» 58c tech Che»»it1e Appro* * « 01 Wards Promise II not completely satisfied 1 letum remaining portions with proof ot purchase within tO days tor prompt refund YOU CAN CHARGE ON WARD S CMARG AIL I PACKER ACCEPTS FOOD STAMPS Our 100°O US Government inspected steaks are specially selected and closely trimmed for minimum waste and maximum eating pleasure THIS MEAT IS PROCESSED AND FROZEN AND IS NOT GOVERNMENT GRADED BUT IS PROCESSED UNDER U S D A INSPECTION Bv UNION BUTCHERS 105 Northwest Hwy. Route 14 815-459-3120 STORE HOURS: MON. THRU FRI. 10-9 SATURDAY 9-5 SUNDAY 11-5 Crystal Lake FREE PARKING ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL St. John's Eighth grade boys basketball team are the champions of the Fox Valley Catholic conference. The team will finish the season with a 19-7 record. This gives them first place in their division and second place in the conference. The finale for the team, was the Foresters tournament Team members are: Eighth grade, center, Tom Meehan; forwards, Mike Haag and Mike Majercik; guards, Mark Majercik and John Gallagher Seventh grade, guards, Bill Pfef- ferkorn and Bill Comstock; forwards, Matt Blake and George Frisch. The boys'. coach, Don Bentz, can be proud of a team of terrific sportsmen. The Girls' volleyball team, is also in first place as of this date. Keep up the good work! The "Friends of St. John's School" are sponsoring a Fun Night Saturday, March 28, 7 to 11 p.m., to be held at the Johnsburg Community club. Proceeds are to help defray the cost of the new school roof. Help is needed for this function; if interested call 385-4737 for information. Entertainment and refresh­ ments will be available PARISH LIFE . .Commission is forming a ministry of lay people who will be visiting the parishioners in the hospitals and nursing homes We need people who are free days and have tran­ sportation. However, this is not essential, as some folks will wish to visit in teams. Helping hands are also needed to address cards and handle minor record keeping. If you have any questions, please contact Joan Clark at 385-9371 or 385- 6077. P.T.O DIST 12 Student Talent show tryouts are tonight, March 25, and Thursday. March 26. at 6:30 p.m in the high s c h o o l a u d i t o r i u m Rehearsals are March 30 at 6:30 p.m., in the auditorium The ihow will be held Tuesday. March 31 at 7:30 p.m , in the high school auditorium Signup sheet is in the Learning Center of each school If you can sing, dance, tumble, pantomime, play an instrument, or are a magician, please stop and sign up! J.H.S. PRE SCHOOL Birthdays celebrated last week in pre-school, were Karen Fowler, who is five years, and Angela Zicco, who is three Both children brought treats to share with the class. On Tuesday, March 17, in the two and three-year-old class, the children made shamrocks from clay in honor of St. Patrick's day THE JUNIOR HIGH ...Outdoor club collected $500 in pledge money during the Skiathon held in February. The students skied in sub-zero weather for this endeavor. Proceeds will be given to the Johnsburg Rescue Squad. The next fund raiser is a pop bottle drive March 28 Please be generous when they come to your house It's a terrific way to rid your garage of all those bottles which have accumulated over the winter. It is for a very worthy cause. HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION ...of St. John's is spon­ soring a Shop & Share program at a local food store. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. April 13, 14 and 15 Contact St. John's school if you have not received a certificate which you must have to participate. N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Ladies, will have their in­ stallation of officers Mon­ day. April 20. 6:30 p.m., at Raymond's restaurant Reservations are to be made by April 8. Call Mrs. Richard Dehn or Mrs Alfred Oef- fling The Rockford Conference is going to be held Sunday, April 26, in Freeport Reservations are needed by April 10, to Mrs. Dehn or Mrs Oeffling DATES TO REMEMBER Mar 28 Cub Scout Pack 454 meeting, 7 p.m. J C. Bush school Mar 27 29 Retreat for men of St John's. Mayslake Franciscan Retreat House. Oakbrook, 111 Mar 28 Kite Flying Contest, Cub Scout Pack 454, ' Mar 28 "Friends of St John's School" Fun Night, 7 to 11 - Johnsburg Community club Mar 28 Pop Bottle Drive Junior High Outdoor Club - benefit Rescue Squad Mar 31 Dist 12 P.T.O. Talent Show, high school auditorium Apr 13-14-15 St John's Home & School Shop and Share program Apr 23-24 BVM Sodality, St John's Rummage Sale. 9 a m to 5 p.m. May 3 The New Oratorio Singers, concert, St John's May 7-8-9 Johnsburg high school-Spring Musical "Dam Yankees" - auditorium Branch Court Cases heard recently in Branch court of the 19th Judicial Circuit include: Judge Susan Hutchinson on Monday fined Ronald L. Stringfellow of 4816 W Prairie St., McHenry. $200 and costs on a charge of battery The court also bound over Fleeta A Mason, 717 S. Riverside, McHenry, to felony court after probable cause was found on an aggravated battery charge Daniel V. Stratford of 101 Groveland Ave . Spring Grove, was fined $100 and costs on a charge of reckless conduct and $50 and costs for a charge of criminal damage to property Mark T Seemiller of 6006 Giant Oaks Road. Ringwood. was fined $150 and costs for driving on a suspended license YOUTH SERVICE MEETING The March meeting of the McHenry County Youth service bureau's board of directors is scheduled for Wednesday, March 25. at 7:30 pm at the YSB Woodstock office. 840 N Seminary Agenda items include election of officers and selection of a Budget committee The public is invited to attend ADB The new Foster Grants. Coming on strong. Once you've wan them you'll know it isn't quality alone that's made Foster Grant the biggest name in sunglasses. spurgeon's Y MARKET PLACI J