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SECTION 2 - PAGK 2 - PLAINDEALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY . APRIL 24. 1W3 Neighborhood news Wonder Lake: Start Softball league for men over 30 ;A twelve-inch slow pitch saftball league for men over 30 yfcars old is being put together in hopes of beginning play by late July. Games will be played on Sunday afternoons at Christ The King fields. The possibility of tbis type of league has been cfyscussed in the past with considerable amount of en­ thusiasm, so, if you are in­ terested, give Bill or Connie Stutz a call at 344-2976. 1 COMING SOON -IN AUT0WATE0 INDOOR BATTING CAU. FOR HOURS & SPEEDS AT POOLS'N' TAKE VIRGINIA R0„ 1UIUE S.E. OF HT. 14 TO DARTMOOR • ACROSS ZM FROM ALEXANDER LUMBOt ORTHO UNIPEL 13 34-10 FOR INDUCED TlLtCORN OKTIIO IJNll'KI, 13,'I I 10 is no! only I;isi working - il s lonU last inn And l.'NIl'ICLatiiully builds siron^rr rool systems lo help pro- ; durrlx lirrcorn. Every pollrl is a Iml inji silc for NI'K. ORTHO UNIPEL 13-34 -10 It builds stronger root systems. JACKSON FARM STORE - 136 N. East, Marengo 568-8055 Anne Sowers 653-9549 SWIM REGISTRATION 1 The Woman's Club of Wonder Lake will again be sponsoring Red Cross Swimming lessons this summer for our Wonder Lake children. The actual two- week swim program will take place July 8 - 19, and registration will be held Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2. You will be able to register at either the True Value Hardware store on the east side of the lake or at the Villaj Market II on the west side of lake. Parents seem to sign their children up for the beginner class but forget that advanced lessons all the way up to and including life saving are also offered. Registration will take place both days from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. FIESTA DAYS PARADE Trey Covalt, chairman of the Fiesta Days Parade, is trying to contact all the residents of nearby communities through t h e i r n e i g h b o r h o o d correspondents, to promote participation in the parade which will be held July 28. The committee is trying to en­ courage music to be included in all parade entries if at all possible. If you have a group that might be interested, contact the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce for all the details. SPECIAL DAYS Today will seem like "Graff Day" in the Wonder Lake column--a belated "Happy Anniversary" to Ken and Maiy Jo Graff, who celebrated their special day April 19. On that same day, Al and Rita, the Communications workshop set Communicating with youth will be the topic of a McHenry County Cooperative Extension Service workshop set for Thursday, April 25,1 to 3 p.m. or 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Production Credit Association, Woodstock. Youth Advisers Mary Widolff and Kathy Halstead will present a multi­ media program on basic communication skills. Par­ ticipants will have an op­ portunity to interact for a complete "hands on " com­ munication experience. • The workshop is open to McHenry County 4-H leaders, parents, junior leaders, and Homemaker Extension Association members. Contact the McHenry County Extension Office for more information and lo preregister. For additional information contact the McHenry County Office at 789 McHenry Ave, P.O. Box 431, Woodstock, 60098. Phones (815) *338-3737 or 338-4747. heads of the Polish Pondorosa Clan, also celebrated their wedding anniversary. Then, yesterday, April 23, Ken was able to celebrate again, this time for his birthday. On April 22, Ralph and Pat Diedrich celebrated another year of wedded bliss! Three Wonder Lakers share April 28 as their special day. "Happy Birthday" on that date to Ann Morici, Pete Mrowka, and Mike Parquette. FOURTH OF JULY Chris Niehaus has again par coordinator for the July 4 celebration. Chris has done such an excellent job over the past years, I'm sure we're in for another excellent parade for 1985. Since the fourth falls on a Thursday this year, the festivities are being planned for the following weekend, with the parade taking place Saturday, July 6, beginning at Christ The King at 11:15 a.m. Try to encourage any of the organizations you are involved with to become an active part of the parade. Community spirit can really shine if people become involved. For more information, contact Chris Niehaus between 3 and 8 p.m., at 653-9711. COMMUNITY EVENTS April 27~Boy's Baseball couples bowling: 6:45 p.m. May 2-Harrison School Spring concert; 7:90 p.m. May 3-Institute day at Harrison, no classes May 4-Marian Central Jr. Prom SOFT WATER RENTAL 9" rent softN •NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners •TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted •ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 AMINOTON SOTT WAT** CO. 4-DAY SALE THRU SUNDAY ONLY! 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