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Thursday, August 31, 1961 THE MeHSNRY PLAINDEALER Wonder Lake Picnic Held At Wooded Shores Jane Ducey Welcome to the annual picnic o^jJWooded Shores subdivision to be held,on Sunday, Sept. 3. If rained-out come on Monday, Sept. 4. The picnic grounds will be along the Lake shore. Don't bother cooking your meal, just come over and buy your lunch here. Activities and games for both young and those not so young. We'll be ready for fun at 1 p.m. -- and continue until - - - Prizes and games for all agib. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dass, cochairmen of the social committee. are preparing a good time for everybody. Members of tlie committee are: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dass, co-chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Grochocki, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reynolds, Mrs. Cottrejl and Mrs. Pickrum. 430 Students Enrolled Registration in advance of opening day has made for a smooth first day operation at H a r r i s o n s c h o o l t h i s y e a r . About 450 students are enrolled with around forty new students included. They are well distributed through the j grades, and although they '.} didn't bunch up there arc six classes with more than thirty swftlents. ft Speech therapist Mrs. Kohlman, started Tuesday morning to screen all students throughout the eight grades for speech difficulties. She will then assign them to her remedial speech sessions. Self dispensing machines for pencils and paper have been installed at school to relieve Mam of one more problem. . . pfflcils. cost 5 cents; ball poinl pens, 25 cents; note book paper and pencil tablets, 10 cents. The student council operates the concession and the profits will be used by them - for organizational expense. Those buses arc loaners until the new ones come. . .promised for Sept. 10. A The Hong: of Hiawatha!^ There is still time to get your ticket to the Hiawatha pageant. Call W. L. 2161 for tickets. Bleachers are being erected at the Look Out Point beach for the pageant which will start at 8:30 p.m. Saturdty, Sept. 2. 600 seats are available, only, and it would be wise to have your ticket in advance. d)Tou will be able to get your supper at the beach too. Saturday night. Barbecue, 6t al, will be served, starting at 7 p.m. We hope this will be the start of an annual affair, ot bringing the Hiawatha story to Wonder Lake, so we don't have to go to Big Timber camp to see the show. „ Look Out Point beach is the fr^us of activity for the Labor Ewy weekend. On Sunday at 2 p.m. the annual water ski show, which the 'teens of the Lake have produced will again take place off shore at this subdivision. Music for. Dancing at Youth Center Another dance is scheduled for Saturday night. . . .you can sm the Hiawatha pageant beftfre the dance if it conflicts. Fifty 'teens attended the special meeting of the board of directors Monday night to set up their own board and officers. Judy Dolce was named president; Terry Haak, vicepresident; and Walterine Roc h o w i c z . s e c r e t a r y . B o a r d members include Pam Carlson. Frank Manzella, Marty Weise.^) erger and Vickie McCall. The young people's board will meet at the center the second Monday of the month. The adult board will continue to meet on the third Monday. This new board of teens will assume f • T.Y. Teles by Kill Polkey INTERN UISANCE There wouldn't be enough room on this page to list all the interferances possible on *®ur television set. Fortunately. they're generally short in duration, being caused by a plane flying overhead, a poor ignition in a passing car, sparking appliances and so on. Most often, you can track the reason down and realize that it isn't your TV set at fault. However, if interference is a continuous thing from station (£ station, it could be your set and a warning sign of possible major breakdown. It should be checked immediately. We have had quite a bit of experience at CUSTOM T.V. in connection with this kind of service and will guarantee you results. Phone EV 5-3757 or 5-5659 today. responsibility for making the arrangements for dances, decorating and clean-up. Adult chaperones will continue to be on hand at any time the young people use the center. Flower Show Ribbons Four blue ribbons were awarded to Garden Club members -in the arrangments division at the recent flower show. Mrs. Leon Switzer took a blue in sunrise serenade, and also a blue for her small world arrangement. Mrs. Roma Switzer was awarded a white ribbon in this class. Mrs. Arthur Hoppe won a blue for her "When You Wander Thru the Fields" arrangement, a red to Mrs. Charles Kopp; yellow to Mrs. Leon Switzer and a white to Mrs. Rona Switzer. Mrs. Charles Kopp took a blue in the "When Day is Done" class; Mrs. Domagele, a red: and Mrs. Ed Cannon a white ribbon. Mrs. Kenneth Boldt won a blue for her "Wind in the Willows"; Mrs. Cannon a yellow.Mrs. Cannon won a red ribbon in "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" cluss. In "Ebb Tide" class" Mrs. Domagele, red; Mrs. Pelerecky. yellow. And Mrs. Domagele a red for "Moonlight and Roses"; and Mrs. Boldt, yellow. The junior division was well supported with Donna Mae Dean winning a blue ribbon for her single place setting, and a yellow in "Babes in Toyland". Bob Shaw won a blue for his arrangement in a toy. An arrangement using a candle had these results: blue, Donna Dean. Diane Palmer, Rita Shaw, and Kathy Ahrens; red, Patty Hansen and Linda Diederich; and yellow, Jackie Hansen. A corsage on blue was won by Jackie Hansen, blue: Rita Shaw, red; and Donna Dean, Kathy Ahrens and Patty Hansen. white. For the seed pictures, a blue went to Donna Kaminski. Pamela Putratz and Donna Dean: a red to Richy Garwichie. .. Joan Zuilice and Patty Hansen; and a yellow to Billy Buchert. Ten blue ribbons were awarded in all and Donna Dean won three of them. All told there were eighty b l u e r i b b o n s a w a r d e d a n d forty-five of them went to members of the club. Ribbons for horticulture will follow. Wonder Workers Enjoy Party A delightful end-of-the-year party was enjoyed by the Wonder Worker and Ringwood Sunshine Girls 4-H clubs who were guests of the Ringwood unit of Home Bureau at the time of the Donald Swansons. Delicious lunch followed the swimming party in the Swansons' pool and the girls and their mothers thank the Home Bureau unit for their hospitality. Wonder Workers are planning a new method of introducing new girls into the club this year. Plans call for putting the new recruits in a group to themselves for a year or two, so. that they are working on the same thing in a group. Jackie Hansen will lead the group of beginners. Girls ter. years old or older who have not been in 4-H before are eligible. If you are interested call Jackie at W. L. 5162. Enter Illinois Farm Sports Festival Three Wonder Lake girls entered state wide competition at Urbana last Wednesday, participating in swimming events, at the Illinois farm sports fes> tival. Jackie Hansen placed fourth in the 50 yard free style. Other two were Patty Hansen and Kathy Ahrens. Blue Cross Enrollment Blue Cross and Blue Shield e n r o l l m e n t , o r i n f o r m a t i o n about the McHenry County health improvement association can be had by calling local volunteer, Mrs. L. C. Fuhrer, at W. L. 2121. Applications will be accepted from Sept. 12 to Oct. 6; Mew Residents A welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tennes formerly of Chicago, who have bought a home on Marble Head drive in Look Out Point subdivision. Their family is grown and it will be the seven grandchildren who will assure them of becoming better acquainted in their new home. Bowling Call Bowlers are still needed for the Monday night league which bowls at Johnsburg at 7:30. If any women are interested please call Mrs. Donald Sullivan at W. L. 6433. Christ The King Church News Thursday, Sept. 7, the Altar and Rosary society will have as their guest speaker. Leo Hartog. He will show pictures and tell about his trip to Holland. All the ladies of the parish are invited to attend and bring a guest. The Rosary will precede the meeting at 8:15. Christening,. Robert Glen Weirich, son Of Robert and Marion Sergett Weirich, was baptized Sunday, Aug. 20, at Christ the King church by Father Thomas Caughlin. The godparents are Henry and Annette Ladwych. Page Nine I into full swing for the fall and winter and it would help accomplish this to have as many young people of the church at the meeting as possible. RECONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL ROAD RECEIVES VETO ' During this past week, Governor Kerner vetoed a bill calling for an appropriation of $38,000 from the road fund to the Department of Public Works and Buildings to reconstruct a road from a township road in Nunda township to the McHenry dam. In making hip decision, he said that the use of state funds at this time on this kind of road would lie highly questionable, as it ranks vpry low in the priority of ri>c»ds which should be built on tiie basis of relative state-wide needs as determined by the engineer of the Division of Highways and^tey-sjther methods. The gda/ernor\dded that the road has mever b^n dedicated for publicxvise, although over the years local residents have used it for local traffic. L&kemoor BEACHES WILL BENEFIT FROM SUCCESSFUL PARTY David Heckmann EV. 5-058? hospital. Mrs. Sosong has a foot still in a cast. Hope both you gals recover real soon! All the many efforts expended toward making the beach party a success were rewarded by a big turnout. We arc all deeply grateful to those villagers who contributed in any way to this civic project. The beauty of our lake, which is certainly a community asset, will be further enhanced as this money is already earmarked for further improvements to the beaches and shoreline. Correction Mrs. Serio called this week to state she was north-bound on Lily Lane when she was in- | volved in an auto collision with j Mrs. Sosong. | We're sorry to have misinformed our readers and thank i Mrs. Serio for the correction. Mrs. Serio is home from the Vaeation Bible School Many ot our local residents a n d c h i l d r e n a t t e n d e d t h e week-long vacation bible school in McHenry the past week at the Alliance Bible church. The sessions were held this* year during the eveniHg^and" according to reports reaching; this desk* were very well rft-* tended. 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