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PAGE 10-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY.MARCH 14. 1984 Wonder Lake: CLUB SCHEDULES CARD PARTY FUND RAISER In order to raise money for its scholarship fund, the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake holds a fall and spring fund raiser each year. Hiis year, they have chosen a card party for their spring activity. The card party will be held on Sunday, March 25, at Christ The King Hall from 2 to 5 p.m. Anne Sowers 653-9549 The members of the com­ mittee are hoping to have this event turn into a family affair, with family groups being able to enjoy an afternoon of game playing together. Any kind of board game or card game will be able to be enjoyed. Refreshments and beverages will be served along with many surprises for those in at­ tendance. Tickets may be purchased from any club member or at the door for a donation of $2.50 each. SPECIAL MEETING The Wonder Lake Senior Citizen's Club will be holding a meeting of great importance for all members and former members. On Monday, March 19, they will be having election of officers and also a discussion on changes within the club. All present and former members are being urged to attend in order to have their opinions and suggetions heard. Blood pressure tests will be taken form 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and you need not be a member of the club in order to take ad­ vantage of this service. ITALIANFEST Christ The King hall will be transformed into an Italian dining room on March 18 for the second annual Italianfest. The aroma of homemade Italian cooking will fill the air making your mouth water for the spaghetti, meatballs, Italian sausage, salad, dessert, and complimentary beverage. The sound of Italian music will fill the hall to add to your en­ joyment. Sunnyside News: MOSQUITO CONTROL DECIDED A recap of the Feb. 21 village meeting reveals the village board decided by unanimous vote to engage Clark Mosquito Control Co. for services of mosquito larvicide control. This service treats the breeding grounds of mosquitos and is not a spray into the air. This method has proven to be more effective than the traditional spraying method. We look forward to enjoying summer nights with minimal mosquitos buzzing around. Linda Schubel 385-0441 Commonwealth Edison has proposed some changes for street lighting at a few in­ tersections in the village. It was unanimously agreed that the changes should be made and soon the work will commence at Lake Dawnwood drive and Ringwood road; Brorson lane and Ringwood road; Torry Lane and Wilmot road; Brorson lane and Wilmot road; Sudineew lane and Wilmot road; Promentory lane and Ringwood road; and Hickoryway and Ringwood road. A new squad car has been ordered for the village. The old green bomb will be traded in against the purchase price. Sometime after May 1, our of­ ficers will be patrolling in a new car. The second regular meeting in March of the village board has been changed to Thursday, March 22. Same time, same place - please attend. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Justin Robert Kastning of 1927 W. Lakeview on Tuedsay March 20. Hope your first birthday is sunny and bright form morning to night. SPECIAL EVENTS Boy Scout Pact No. 454 will have a Father-Son cake decorating contest Wednesday, March 21. No offense intended, but kitchens watch out. Sure sounds like fun! PLEASE HELP I have appreciated the calls received, but I need more. This column can be whatever you would like it to be. Call me with your news. Don't force me to write the news of my family (that could be very boring, week after week). Charged CL policeman allowed out on bond A suspended Crystal Lake police officer convicted of felony sex charges last week was allowed a $25,000 bond recently, pending his sentencing hearing April 10. Herman Roebke, 36, was found guilty on charges of in­ decent liberties with a child by Judge Henry Cowlin in 19th Judicial Circuit Court. The judge this morning allowed bail on certain conditions. ££ women bLoom ujl Sm what only the professionals have had the opportunity to see- how color analysis works and why how to save money by buying the correct colors See how hairstyling works for you See how jewelry and clothes work Sm how last years styles work in 1984 cA/la&E *lJoux&£.Cf ^B>e.autifu[ A Beauty and Fashion Clink for Hair styles • Make-up • Fashion "C7une into your totaf [ook Hois doeuvcs Cash Bar Ml shows on these Sundays from 2:30 to 5:30 PM LOOK FOR POSTERS ON TICKET INFORMATION April 1,1984 - Lake Lawn Lodge, Delavan, Wl. April 8,1984 - Hunter Country CM, Richmond. IL. Jliui . • So you can see every detail! Ss iPxi.tM.nUA Oif Connie Oost-Cutts Mitt Oregon Universe 1971, cModitinij Consultant by Nola Bailey, Hairstylist I Make-up Consultant Hie dinner will be served from 1 to 3 p.m. with the en­ tertainment continuing until 5 p.m. SPECIAL DAYS Happy birthday to a real swinging drummer in the North- wood Junior High concert band, Danny Hayes, who will be celebrating his special day on March 16. Also on March 16 a super special birthday to Denise Graff who can then drink those beers legally! Happy 21. March 17-Happy St. Patrick's day to all my fellow Irishmen! Happy birthday to Dora Gill on March 17 and also to Muriel Gilmore who will both be blowing out green birthday candles on that day. March 20 is a special day for Bob Sanders who will be hearing the birthday song. EASTER EGGS The Woman's Club of Wonder Lake will be holding its March meeting on Thursday, March 15 beginning at 8 p.m. in the Nativity Lutheran Church Hall. The business meeting will be followed by a program to get you into the Easter mood. It will be on decorating eggs* and will show you much more than just dipping them in the usual dye. Hostesses for the evening will be Jeanne Annis, Ethel Smith, Betty Sullivan, Iibby Johnson, Trudy Miller, and Sony a McGahan. COMING EVENTS March 14-Boys baseball meeting; 7:30 p.m. Wonder Lake Inn. March 15-Woman's Club meeting; 8 p.m. Nativity Lutheran Hall. M a r c h 1 7 - B a s e b a l l registration; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Christ The King. March 21-Report cards for District 200. • March 22-Conferences for District 200. March 23-30-Spring break. March 24-Last baseball registration; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Christ The King. March 25-Woman's Club card party; 2 to 5 p.m. Christ The King. HetahSors © Extension People: Early corn vigor debated Early planting and reduced tillage often result in corn seed being placed into soil barely warm enough to permit ger­ mination. As a result, there has been renewed emphasis on the development and use of hybrids with good "early vigor". While early vigor is generally viewed as a positive trait, the term is not an easy one to define. Most growers think of vigor as the ability of seed to produce a uniform stand of healthy plants, especially under less-than- favorable conditions. This suggests that corn with good vigor must be able to both emerge well under cool, and often wet, soil conditions and grow well once the plant has emerged. These two traits are not identical, however, and a hybrid may have one and not the other. Cold tolerance is usuallly rated by an index that takes into account the rate and percentage of emergence, as well as the rate of early growth. While some companies are beginning to rate cold tolerance of hybrids, currently there is no standard rating system for this trait. While there may be genetic differences in enzymes thai control germination processes, the minimum germination temperature for most present available dent hybrids is within the 45 to 50 degrees F. range. However, the irate at which the germination process takes place may vary among hybrids. r Cowlin ordered that firearms owned by Roebke be surren­ dered and also ordered that while Roebke is released from jail on bond, he must have no contact with witnesses in last week's two-day bench trial. Roebke, who has been held in county jail since his March 2 conviction, faces a term of imprisonment of not less than four years and up to 15 years. COLOX T Receive a FREE all leather portfolio with any Hartmann purchase at Spiess! A 42.00 value! Hartmann Luggage Week is March 14-21 { •iO l Hartmann luggage is the elegant luggage that maintains it's square in a world that's going round at the edges. And they're kept square with spring-steel piano wire in the welts and polypropylene support stays. 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