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Wonder Lake By Vanesse Sells Plan Camporee footer Lake's Boy Scouts will Kicipate in the camporee of the Blackhawk Area council of the Boy Scouts which will be held in June at Harvard. The Wonder Lake Scouts are already planning an Indian dance which they will give at the camporee, In April they will perform 'their dance for the Kiwanis club of McHenry Township. The boys ind their leaders are busy making authentic replicas of Indian Dgalia, complete with swasticas (which were American Indian long before tht Nazi regime used them as symbols!, \^4r bonnets are being painstakingly created, some using the Eagle feathers such as the Indians used. Others are using pheasant tail feathers, even though those birds were not on this continent at the time of the Aborigines. The Sea Explorer Scouts met again Sunday and worked on the "land ship" which they will put up at the camporee. They a'so started creating an anchor our of bottle caps for display purposes. , Last week, this column named pommittee members a? Scouters they are, Instead, Sea Explorer Scouts. Find Doe, Ffcwn A tame doe and fawn were jtattnd Sunday at the north end of Wonder Lake by Marshall Smedley. Smedley reported his find to the sheriff's office, where Deputy Henry Faerber was on duty. Faerber remembered that Frank Howard of the Lost Valley farm had some tame deer on the place. Contacted, Howard said that a doe and fawn had gotten out of the enclosure on the farm. Gest is survived by one other daughter, and four sons. Bumble Bees Win Two of Wonder Lake's 4-H clubs were in a selection of ten in the county in the "Share The Fun" competition. And one of them, the Busy Bumble Bees, is among the final five to compete for district honors. The district competition will be held in St. Charles, probably in July. The Wonder Lake entry, based on a "This Is Your Life" theme, was written by Carol Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bell of Shore Hills. The county elimination contest was held in Richmond Saturday night. • ,-V". Cooaty Judge Speaks County Judge Henry L. Cowlin of Crystal Lake discussed delinquency at a meeting of Wonder Lake's Harrison school last Tuesday night. Also on the program were the candidates for the Harrison school board. Held For Burglary Marvin (Skippy) Porter Darwin, 16, of Wonder View, was arrested Sunday and charged with stealing a portable radio from the home of Jerry Luciano, also in Wonder View. Skippy was put on probation for a year last September after he admitted he had entered the home of Edwin Sladkey and taken some personal property. Serves on Committee Mrs. Dorothy McEachren of Wonder Lake was a member of a committee at the McHenry County Business and Professii ^ al Women's club last week. At a dessert luncheon in the Cen tral school at Woodstock, Miss Mabel Hobbs, retiring county nurse, was honored, as was Mrs. Hedvig Welander, pioneer in the baking field. Plan Safety Campaign The youngsters of Wonder Lake will cooperate in a safety campaign day, probably in about two weeks. Each of the children is to decorate his bike, or a buggy, and participate in a parade. Full details will be available later. will receive their First Commun* ion. Miss Janet Gill will sing solo. Tomorrow, the Rev. Burton Schroeder will deliver a Good Friday sermon at 7:30 p.m. en-a titled "The Shame of the Cross." Easter Sunday there will be two services at Nativity -- one at 8 a.m. and the second at 10:45. School Board Election Francis Marion and Gladys Gustavspn were elected to the board of Harrison school Saturday to replace Frank Cheney, who did not run for re-election, and Anthony Audino. Marion had the largest number of votes. Mrs. Alice Noren was clerk of the election. She was assisted by Uldena Haugtit and Pat Wrede, who served as judges., Gospel Church Easter services at the Gospel church will be at 10 an£ 11:30 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m. • The iNinth Anniversary of our Sunday Bible School will be observed on Sunday, April 25, with Pastor Arley L. Bragg of Chicago as our guest speaker at the evening service. An unusual musical program. STRICTLY FRKH TN Boston, a man suspected of be- ^ ing.a bookie was released when he proved that he could neither read nor write. Somebody should have given him a test in addition. • • • A movie house recently adver» tised this double feature: ••FATHER OF THE BRIDS" and •THE BIG HANGOVER" • • * In New York, a man fractured his hip while playing dominoes. OUCH/ In Theta XI Fraternity Recently Paul R. Marke, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marke of Wonder Center, became an active in Theta Ji fraternity at Purdue university. Mrs. Marke said that Paul spent a hectic and strenuous week and that it was something he will never forget. Holy Huirsday Service f (There will be a service at 7:30 this evening at the Nativity LutheTan church. Coinmunion will rziuMK ft uf&js inet iKa KmsIq be administered and confirmands of the game. Flo Dean's Mother Dies Mrs. Amelia Gest, 74, who had been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Dean, fpr the past three years, died in Memorial hospital at Woodstock list week. Mrs. Gest, who was a native of Watertown, Wis., was taken back to her home town for services and interment. The service was held on Sunday. Other than Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Business and Service Directory WONDER LAKE mm IB9SI M!M!l!HI1II.MIt I IIICMIl'llin llllll IIMlHi "• • • and this Brand will make you as popular as F. M. RADIO £ TELEVISION!" • <! s \ USE OUR EASTER LAY-A-WAY CROSLEY and COLEMAN Products Household Nteds -- Bottled Gai -- T.V. 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Edward Teach was the real' name of Blackbeard, the pirate. ^bo4t Sayl, Soft Drin^c And Alcoholic Beverage Stains With warm weather approaching, there's hardly a family in the land that won't be. drinking either soft drinks or alcoholic drinks of some kind. From the standpoint of clothes, and the inevitable spilling and staining,' a few words to the wise can help avoid serious consequences. SOFT DRINKS. All of the common soft drinks, such ag, the colas, rootbeer, ginger ale, and "pop" fall into the category of thit "tannin-like" stains. These^remAin invisible until heat is applied. Then a characteristic brown stain appears -- fixed for good. The same suggestions apply here that do for all "tannin-like" stains. If the garment is washable, sponge it out with clear water only. NEVER USE SOAP. And don't iron until absolutely sure all of the soft drink is out. If the garment is a dry cleanable one, DO NOTHING. No rubbing or wiping. 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