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p Vf.K 1 -IM.MNDI AI.KIt VVI.HNKSIH.W , M-.P'f RMKKK 2S. I?»7H Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Hold Card Party To Benefit Lake's FISH Organization Picturf this A \«•»!jnj_» rn.in rcnrrnnft-s his srh»-dul»- ;M work so th;it he rri ; jy drive ;i handifappfd person to ; i work Iy th« r; ipy session A busy .mother somehow fmrls 11rri<• to g\toa drugstore in \T< -Henry or W«\ds'of k ; irul pick up medicine for ; i (x- ' lr irpjen elderly^ady Before leaving for his evenrVrg job. ; i l ' r*•% f i ;nr<-' l ni; in t; ikrs*su sick worn,' in to a doctor's off i(^ 10 miles away from Ins fiom<v A voting gir l , f inished with hef» job for th#• f lay, pirks up th;it uVn.ir i when hf-r appoint rn'Tit with the doc-tor is f inished aruK.drives her hark borne The ansvyer to the rjuestjon. "Wil l \ou be)p' '" is answered by every one of these people with a rbeery. |}< glad to'" They give something more preeious than money, themselves and their own TIME They are members of Wonder Lake's FISH organization Arid v.bile 'hey are not paid for their ei vires, money is n«-eded ro maintain a 24 h' iur phone service This evening, Weflnesflay, Sept z<i, a card f>arty wil l be f ield at < f ir ist tf ie Kir iparisfi hall at p rn to f^-riefi t the h fSII I iy str iding an enjoyable evening playing your favorite rard gil l ie, with ( i f fee and dessert served later, you ran help.' tf»o Wil l you' ' MAM) PARENTS MKKT President .Jim Ahern with fns new slate of off icers wil l be off iciating at tf ie f irst f>and parents meeting of t f ie sch'Kil year I!*7:;-74 on Tfiursday. Sept 27, at Harrison srhool in the cafeteria All parents of al l f»arid students 'concert, junior varsity arid beginrien are cordial ly invited to rorne All tf ie plans for tf ie t ommy year, including dates (or concerts, festivals, contests, etc , wil l be discussed Tfie budget for the coming year wil l f>e submitted to the general membership and fund raising for tf ie year wil l be discussed This is a very irn poftant meeting Vice president is Mrs f' rank p'^lgers Se< Tetary is Mrs Pirhard Carl in ski arid Ireasurer is Mrs .John Ha/.ari VO! NGA'I UKARTS Wi plumbers cari ' t wrong I fiat s how many arrived at a plumbing company ir i Kohlor, Wis , last week to tour the facil i t ies arir l observe the eornpariy's MKtth anniversary Anotfier distinguished group from Wonder Lake also t<>ok the tour tf ie Young at Hearts After donning safety glasses, tf ie group did a lot of walking, 2'• hours t irnewiso, enjoyed a delicious lunch a' 'he Kohler cafeteria, saw a replica of the Kohler home ir i Austria, arid agreed i t was very interesting, educational and well worth the while President of tf ie Young at Hearts. Marie Robinson, remarked that they have never had a more courteous 'our guide on any of their numerous tr ips No fjues'ion went, unanswered Tfie next outing for this going group wil l tre scenic f^iat tr ip a' St Charles in October Lambs Pai'k in l. ihertyv 11le wil l f>r their destination ir i November, along v. 11fi a visit to an antique car displav ir i Highland Park At tf ieir regular mating ori Sept. I f the Young yniearts decided tfiat their Christmas party will be 'm bee I'i 'his year at the McHenry Country Club. The girls m the group are already looking forward to Marie's traditional "Ladies Only" Christmas party at. ..her daughter, Velrna Duncan's home in Richmond. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, <h-t :i, a» Christ the King parish hall 'IK ACH Llt'S CONVKNTION Representing the Illinois Kducation Association, Marty Raasch, science arid middle grade teacher at Harrison school, attended the national convention of tfie National Kducatiori Soc iety iri Portland, Oregon, this past summer. At the September meeting of the Harrison Teachers Association, Mrs Kaasch reported on the activities of the convention With great enthusiasm she told how by speaking to teachers from all over the; country, she- learned of all the; worthwhile things they arc; accomplishing KNCACKD Congratulations to Dale Jirousek and Jan Morton who will f>e married at Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake- ori Oct 20 .Jan is a licensed practical nurse and will work at the: University of % MAYTAG SALE!, THURS -FRI - SAT SEPT. 27, 28, 29 II Power-Fin Agitator- Super Capacity - Beautiful Styling - Electronic Drying LONG-LIFE MAYTAG AUTOMATIC BUILT FOR FAMILIES WITH A LOT OF LAUNDRY TO DO Power Fin Agita­ tor.- The Maytag muscle that gets big loads uni­ formly clean. Underwater Lint Filter: Traps floating and sus­ pended lint. No pans! A u t o m a t i c Water Level Con­ trol -- Lets you match water use to size of load. Saves gal­ lons of water! 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Daily 8.00 5:30 Wed. 8:00-Noon Friday 8:00-9:0(J> 'S&NSi'ftn MALt TTT ( fnca^o hospital, while f jalo cfir i tmu'-s his 'studios at tht; Lutheran Sf:h»K>l of 1 hoolotjy in < fuca^o l iale is tho son of Kudi and -Jo .Jirousek of Wonder l^ke arid .Jari is the daughter of Mrs Tony Wolfe of Stuart, Iowa FASHION SHOW <h-t 8 is rapidly approaching arid tf iat f iurn around Woridc-r is the- husy, husy sewing machines of the- many, many seamstresses who wil l he participating in the second annual luric-f ic-f ir i arid fashion show sponsored hy tf jc; Harrison l iarid Parents Assoc la' ions The co-chairmen, Mrs Kohert Ande rson arid Mrs Ku^c-ric- Ma'esi, have: l ine*] up many, many rricxlels arid the show, wil l he- even higher and f^etter than the- f irst one of l '<72 Tickets' are i^oin^ rapidly and we would encourage all 'o secure one- as s'Kin as possible ( f>-cfiairrnc'n for the- t ickc-t.s arc- Mrs Charles Heehler anc] Mrs Jarnc 'S l iel l Tickets are available from any of tf | ( ; four above All the proc c-ocJs from 'he luncheon and fashion show v. i l l be put to use: by the Parents Association for the hands at Harrison School. The event wil l take place at the McHenry Country Club at 11:. '{() a rn on Monday, Oct H "Loll ipops and Polka Dots" is the thc-mc- feir this year's show Make plans to attend' crBSCOCT NKWS The first meeting of Cub Scout Pack 145 at C.'hrist the Kin^ hall on Sept 19. be^an with the- f la^ ceremony and fledge of Allegiance. Acting rub-Master, .Joe Liggett, welcomed the nee (, 'ub Scouts tci-be and introduced den mothers and committee members. He explained the many activit ies the Scouts wil l be involved in this year, in­ cluding the f lash l ight hunt, ( hnstmas Party, cake bake, Scout-O-Rama, tr ips and picnic. Ribbons wil l be awarded to the dens for their monthly projects and for skits on a point system At the end of the year the points wil l be totaled and the members of the den earning the most points wil l be yiven a prize Information regarding uniforms and Scout books was also given to the boys. Acting Cub Master Liggett stressed the importance of parents participating in Scouting He said that they must work with the boys on their books and attend pack meetings with them. The moms were asked to occasionally provide cookies for the pack meetings Parents were also told that their help was needed as den mothers, Cub master. assistant Cub masters arid committee members, as well as with candy sales, games for pack meetings, refreshments, etc. The meeting closed with the living circle and sign up of new Scouts followed. Former assistant den mother, Audrey Burrows, will serve as treasurer this year. Other sign­ ups of the evening were new f>en Mothers, Sue Vanek and Marlene Lundborg, and assistant Cub masters, .John Vanek, Tom Burrows and Bob Morrissey. The "Flashlight Hunt" will fx* held at the Harrison-Benwell Conservation Area on Sunday, <X:t 14 at 7 p.m., for the boys and their fathers. Pack ruff-tings arc- field on the third Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p rri at Christ the King Hall unlc-ss otherwise stated SCHOOLSHCRKTARY RKTIRKS Following a speech by Dr. William Olasser at the .McHenry high school cm Wednesday, Sept 19, the members of the Harrison Teacher's Association gathered at a local restaurant in McHenry for a luncheon honoring retiring school secretary, Mrs Raymond '.Joj Hansen president of the Association, Mel Miller, gave a speech expressing the teachers' appreciation for Jo's help and extraordinary service in the past years. She was presented with a red rose- corsage and a gold watch by the teachers 'Note - The member of the Harrison Teachers Association who called with the news abotrKAci's retirement told me, ".Just bt" sure that everyone knf»ws how much we love .Jo and how much we are going to miss her'" Might I add, that gcies for a great many of us parents, too.) GRANDFATHER OF TWINS Our mailman, Bob Hess, pulled up to the mailbox the other day with an especially bright smile on his face. The reason, we found out, was that he and his Marge had just become Grandma and Grandpa of twin boys. The little guys were born in Hawaii where the Hess's daughter, Linda, and her Navy husband reside, along with another little grandson who is three years old. ( ongratulations! COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549 SEPTEMBER 26 FISH Benefit Card Party, Christ the King Hall, 8 p.m. SEPTEMBER 27 spurgeons $12 ••• Is all It Takes to Wear a White Swan! Hard-working uniforms of corded knit jersey that go into the washer without an ouch! Wljite poiyester and nylon in rounded collar style with back zipper, petites 4 to 14, or midriff style with mandarin collar, petites 4 to 16. ^iiilJIIIlii.^ Charge it at Spurgeon's Wonder Woods Women's Meeting, H p.m., firehouse on east side of lake Band Parents Association Meeting, Harrison School OCTOBER 2 PTA meeting, Harrison School OCTOBER 4 Young at Hearts Meeting, Christ the King Hall OCTOBER 5 Woman's Club Board M e e t i n g , 8 p m tjCTOBER 8 No School, Greenwood and Harrison, Columbus Day "LOLLIPOPS AND POLKA- DOTS", 2nd Annual Fashion Show and Luncheon sponsored by the Harrison School Band Parents Association at the McHenry Country Club. OCTOBER 14 Cub Scout Pack 145, Flashlight Hunt, Harrison Benwell Conservation Area, 7 P.M. OCTOBER 18 Woman's Club Meeting, 8 p.m. Nativity Lutheran Church OCTOBER 20 Yacht Club Awards Banquet, 7 P.M., Marfinetti's OCTOBER 25 4th Annual Card Party, Fireman's Auxiliary, 8 P.M., firehouse on east side Wonder Woods Women's Auxiliary Meeting West Shore Beach Connie Schmidt Urge Support For Paper, Glass Recycling Drive Saturday. Sept. 29, there will be a recycling collection of glass, tin and paper at the McHenry Market Place. Please bring your magazines, newspapers, and cardboard tied in separate bundles. Cleaned bottles with all metal removed may be dropped off; however the labels do not have to be eliminated. Tin, cans should be washed, both ends removed, and crushed inside the cans. These labels must be removed. Included with the tin may be jar lids if the cardboard or plastic has been taken off. Pop-top aluminum cans can also be accepted if the cans are completely flattened. These guidelines help to save wasted time by the volunteer workers. Members of our subdivision are asked to each bring their materials to the site this Saturday. Continue to support the McHenry County Defen­ ders and your environment. Everyone appreciates the efforts of individuals in the community. HONOR RESIDENT (.'ongratulations to Henry Aissen on his achievement of great service to the state of Illinois. Henry had his picture in our local newspapers and a short story of how he has successfully controlled the locks on the river. Senator Jack Schaffer presented him with the resolution upon his retirement. We're all proud to h4ve you as a resident of our community, Henry, and offer our sincere congratulations. WEED HAZARD Do you h^ve a hard time making a turn at certain cor­ ners in our sifcdivision? It is sure a safety Hazard when large weeds block rtie view of 385-7841 oncoming cafs. If a \few npu men cutting down just the corners it would help everyone Very much. Anyone can complain; but we need doers not tallfers If interested contact Bill Mohlman, our president. Please help! NEW CHEERLEADER Good luck to Charlynda Johnson who just became an eighth grade cheerleader for the ^arklanc Vikings. We're glad you're on the squad and know the boys will enjoy your cheers at the football and b a s k e t b a l l g a m e s . Congratulations from all of us. Hope you have a good starting season. WOMEN'S CLUB Mark Oct. 4 on your calendar for the next monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. Marie Wegner will be the hostess this month. The in­ coming results from the recent questionnaire indicated that a title change was not desired by the majority of ladies who participated Other opinions stated possibilities that will be dicussed at our October meeting. We appreciated some new views and hope we "an make our club even better. PERSONALS Today, Sept. 26, Harold Johnson is celebrating his birthday. Hope you have a real nice day! Get well wishes go to Mike Shaefer who has been home from school. Have you noticed Mrs. Basile and Mrs. Radlein rushing to one of their favorite pastime activities known to "keep grandma off the streets." They both think it's great fun! Something's fishy! Did you ever see a Northern Pike walk on McCullom Lake? That's what some people say. Do you enjoy reading the paper? Perhaps a neighbor forgot to buy one; pass yours on next door. EVERGREENS YOUR CHOICE • JAPENESE YEWS CAPITA TA DENSIFORMA BROWNI I* With This Coupon m HI CHS Large SELECTION OF IMPORTED HOLLAND BULBS TULIPS-DAFFODILS-CROCUS-AND MORE TROPICAL FISH OF THE WEEK! NEONS Reg 39 19* 10 GALLON AQUARIUM 55TOO Reg. 8.95 MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 4400 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, III. BROOKWOOD GARDEN CENTER 4505 W. Rte. 120 McHENRY DAILY 9-6 FRI. 9-9 SAT. 9-5:30 SUN. 10-4:30