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P,\GE « - PLAINDE.ALER-WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1973 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Used Toy Sale During Teacher Conference No. 1,2 The Harrison Band Parents Association will sponsor a used toy sale during the parent teacher conferences on Thursday, Nov. 1, from 1 to 9 p.m. and on Friday, Nov. 2, from 1 to 3 p.m. Any con­ tribution of re-cyclable toys, books, games or sporting equipment can be dropped off at the Countryside Fabric Shoppe. The sale will be held in the school cafeteria. Betty Harney, chairman of the toy recycle day, may be contacted for further information. WELCOME Welcome to Oakwood Shores to Bob and Claudia Pitts. Along with their dog, Princess, they made the move from their former home in Highland Shores. We hope your days in our sunny subdivision will be most happy and fruitful, Bob and Claudia! CRAFTFAIR Don't forget the Nativity Lutheran Church Women's craft fair and the bake sale which will be held this Satur­ day, Nov. 3, at the church. A delicious luncheon will also be served. NEW SON Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ryan, 8707 Ramble Road, Wonder Lake, announce the birth of a son, Daniel Timothy, on Sept. INTRODUCTORY OFFER McHENRY FRIED CHICKEN $ 100 Off A 20 Piece Bucket* -OR- 50* Off On A 10 Piece Bucket -0R- 25* Off On Any Chicken Order ( under 10 pieces ) -WITH THIS COUPON- McHENRY FRIED CHICKEN "The Way You Like It" Riverside Dr. M M l^l/PVC 10am-8pm Daily; & Pearl iwtlV*IVC V w 10am-9pm Fri. 3859743 "WE DELIVER"' 385-1600 28, in Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock. The baby weighed 8 lbs., 5 oz., at birth and shares the birthday of his sister, Kathleen Ann, who is now three years old. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Geraldine Ryan, Woodstock, and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Parquette, Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Zemel and James Sabatka of Chicago are great grandparents. The baby's mother is the former Patty Parquette. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Happy Halloween an­ niversary on Oct. 31, to two charming couples, Larry and Sharon Goulet and also, Bob and Judy Anderson. Congratulations. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Serving the Wonder Lake and Richmond communities as current leaders for the Kachina Girl Scout Neighborhood are: Service Team ; Mary Lou Cope, Neighborhood Chairman; Charm May, Secretary;-Donna Beyer, Treasurer; Charm May, Brownie Consultant; Nancy Berg, Junior Consultant; Lucy Coleman. Organizer; Karen Baker, Organizer; Shirley Beall, Organizer-Richmond. Brownie leaders include: Troop 413, Charm May and Pat Schuler; Troop 492, Melody Englebrecht and Gerty Sakinsky; Troop 418, Ginny O'Leary, Donna MiUer and Donna MacKay; Troop 419, Joy Dass and Esther Sturm; Troop 429, Richmond, Shirley Beall and Ann Palmer; Troop 493, Richmond, Carol Costoff, Donna Adams and Pat Graff. Junior leaders are: Troop 416, Nancy Berg, Carrie Blaha and Marian Eising; Troop 499, Richmond, Diane Skidmore and Marie Pickering. Cadette leaders are: Troop 420, Lucy Coleman, Linda Simon and Sharon Raab; Troop 421, Lucille Simpson and Lottie Lehman; New Richmond Troop, no number yet, Linda Winn. The Neighborhood Cookie Chairman is Donna Beyer. CONDOLENCES Our condolences to the Wenkel families. Mrs. Grace Wenkel, who lived in Wonder Lake for many years, died at Hialeah, Fla., on Oct. 23. She had been a Florida resident for the past four years. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB No. 491 RINGWOOD RD., McHENRY FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY • 5 TO 9 PM PERCH ALL YOU CAN EAT . $] 95| --INCLUDES-- BAKED POTATO OR FRENCH FRIES SALAD BAR & BEVERAGE OTHER MENU AVAILABLE YOUR FAVORITE DRINK AVAILABLE FROM BAR IQPEN TO THE PUBUCl BIRTHDAYS A Happy Halloween birthday to Don Dusthimer on Oct. 31. Birthday greetings to Jamie Williams on Nov. 1. Jamie will be nine years old. Happy bir­ thday on Nov. 5 to Mike Goulet, proud new owner of a shiny, black convertible; and to Julie Weber, sweet sixteen on Nov. 5. On Nov. 6, the Dusthimer family will be celebrating son Jack's eighteenth birthday. Congratulations to you all. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549 NOVEMBER 1 Half Day, Harrison School, Parent-Teacher Conferences, 1-9 p.m. Band Parents Toy Recycle Day, during conference time Woman's Club Board Meeting, 8 p.m. NOVEMBER 2 Half Day, Harrison School, Parent-Teacher Conferences, 1-3 p.m. Band Parents' Toy Recycle Day, during conference time NOVEMBER 3 Harrison School IMEA Music Festival Nativity Lutheran Church Craft Fair, Bake Sale and Luncheon NOVEMBER 7 Young at Hearts Meeting, Christ the King Parish HaU NOVEMBER 8 Cadette Troop 420, Mother, Daughter Costume Party, Christ the King HaU, 7 p.m. NOVEMBER 9 No School, Greenwood, Parent-Teacher Conferences Harrison School, 8th Grade Play NOVEMBER 10 McHenry Area Band and Choral Festival, McHenry West NOVEMBER 13 Harrison Board of Education Meeting, 8 p.m. NOVEMBER 17 U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Change of Watch. Dinner and / McCullom Lake Gerry Milbratz 385-8543 Present Map To Village For Zoning Guide A map depicting the soil conditions for drainage and septic systems in our area was displayed at the Oct. 23 board meeting. Mr. Silhan of the Northeastern IUinois planning commission presented the map to the viUage, to be used as a guide in future zoning. The village planning commission will work with Mr. Silhan's assistance, in planning future zoning for this area in regards to these drainage conditions. The map will be posted in the village haU. It was established at the meeting that a permit is not necessary for reshingling a roof, when it is considered as a repair to an existing roof. Also, Dance, 6:30, Christ the King Parish Hall NOVEMBER 21 Young at Hearts, Christ the King HaU Early Dismissal, Greenwood School NOVEMBER 22 and 23 Thanksgiving vacation, Greenwood and Harrison Schools NOVEMBER 25 Parish Celebration Dinner, Christ the King Church NOVEMBER 26 Harrison Mass Band, 7:30 p.m. NOVEMBER 27 Harrison Board of Education Meeting, 8 p.m. Style Show and Luncheon, "Snowflakes and Icicles", Woman's Club of Wonder Lake at the Chateau Louise, 11:30 a.m. A GREAT WAY TO DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY! First Federal Bargain Specials! COLOR TV GIANT SIZE 25" SCREEN *5,000 Or More Deposit Dusky Blue Apollo Cool*' • 16 o i Aocfci • 9 Of Jt»c» • 6 o> Wm • i 3 oi (««o Gift BOM $4.50 The look o* the *wtwe »o» the Me«ivte« of today Hindwmt tcuipturad Apollo ft CMuil com#mo <*•» v «tyt«n§ •' «»• b*«i $25.00 OR MORE DEPOSIT Just Open an Account for $25 OR MORE ADD $25°OR MORE to your present account and you will be eligible to buy any of these gifts AT GREAT SAVINGS ! LARGE 18" SCREEN $2,500 Or More Deposit Sfl s Mr. Pro Home Bartender Wine Set Sptici Wirte Ovcanter Sat 4 * 6 > i e , S3 no $25.00 OR MORE DEPOSIT EMPRAUTE RINGS CORN POPPER ?995 7 SPEED BLENDER .'1455 HAND MIXER $.695 ELECTRIC SCISSORS $.495 ELECTRIC FONDUE SET $1595 WITH A DEPOSIT OF $25.00 OR MORE - PLUS TAX WE CAN TRANSFER FUNDS FROM ANY BANK OR SAVINGS INSTITUTION! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CRYSTAL LAKE Established 1952 as Crystal Lake Savings & Loan Association 1 EAST CRYSTAL LAKE AVENUE TELEPHONE 459 1400 bids will be taken next spring, for the grass cutting. Electrical work in the village hall was set to begin definitely, Oct. 27. Next scheduled board meeting, Nov. 13. AN ENJOYABLE BIRTHDAY Three new music boxes to add to her collection were given to Mrs. Theresa Schultz for her birthday, Oct, 23. She also received many greeting cards, and was taken to dinner in Elgin by good friends, Mrs. Violet Benson of Woodstock, and Mrs. Elma Schuring of Marengo. Mrs. Schultz said it was a most enjoyable day for hor. . JUST MARRIED Gloria Fernandez and David Hillstrom of Pistakee were married Oct. 22, in Waukegan. A reception for the immediate family and close friends of the bride and groom followed the wedding. Gloria is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fer­ nandez, 5009 W. Orchard. Congratulations and best wishes for the future are ex­ tended to Mr. and Mrs. Hillstrom. TICKLED PINK With their new daughter, Nicole Danielle, are Dominic and Mary Tomasello of N. Spring road. Nicole made her appearance, Sunday, Oct. 20, at St. Francis hospital in Evan- ston. She has a big brother, Dominic, who is three years old. And loving grandparents are Dominic Tomasello and Mrs. Virginia Tomasello, and Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Froncek, of Chicago. HALLOWEEN PARTY REMINDER At the beach, Halloween night, 7 p.m. for kids to age 12, who are asked to bring flashlights for the parade to ward off spooks and goblins. There'll be prizes awarded for the best costumes. And the good witches will serve bat's brew and devil's food in the olde haunted hall. A WEDDING IN TEXAS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vycital of N. Spring Rd., drove to Houston, Texas, last week to attend the wedding of their daughter, Dorene, to Mr. Rudy Ilmberger, of Ingleside who is currently stationed at Camp Hood, Texas. Mrs. Toni Beal, Dorene's good friend rode along with the Vycitals. Another daughter, Sue, who was maid of honor, made the trip by plane with Mike Mc- Donough. The couple was married Oct. 18, at the Harvest Time Tabernacle. A reception was held for twenty-six guests at the Ramada Inn, where many of the guests spent the weekend, including the Vycitals, and the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Ilmberger. Also, former McCullom Lake residents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nerstad, who now live in Alabama. Best man, Hector Chevez caught the bride's garter, and her niece, Dawn, caught the bouquet. Some of the guests attended a pre-wedding dinner at the home of Frank and Elaine Gargaro of Houston. Elaine is Dorene's sister, and she also had a dinner for nineteen guests Sunday night. Rudy had to report back Monday to Camp Hood, where the couple will make their home on base. And it was a leisurely trip home for Mr. and Mrs. Vycital, and Mrs. Beal who did some sightseeing along the way. Thev visited the Astro Dome, N.A.S.A., also the San Jan- ciento Battlefield, and arrived heme Tuesday evening. A PLEASANT VISIT WITH SISTER Mrs. Harriet McNamara spent a pleasant 10 days visiting with her sister, Mrs. Erna Pagel, in Donaldson, Ind, recently. Her son, Richard, drove her there, and her other son, Tom, picked her up and brought her home. Mrs. Mc- Namara and Mrs. Pagel visited various friends in Donaldson, and celebrated Mrs. Pagel's birthday, Oct. 12, with dinner out. YOUTH CLUB Next meeting for the Youth Club will be Sunday, Nov. 4, 7:30 p.m. at the beach house. Kids eight years and over are invited to attend. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Little Shawn McBride was 2 years old, Oct. 24. That was also Joe Parsons special day, and Michelle Powers celebrated her eleventh bir­ thday, Oct. 30. Birthday wishes go to Glenn Gates, Nov. 3, Jackie Smith, Nov. 4, and Karl Blom, Nov. 5. McHenry Man Takes Lead In "Pafama Game' A1 Smith of McHennr is featured as the male lead role of "Sid" in "The Pajama Game", to be presented by the Townsquare Players in the Woodstock Opera House Nov. 2, 3, 9 and 10. Smith has worked with the Old Town Players in Chicago, and has been featured in lead mjisical roles for the Indianapolis Footlite club. He has also toured New Jersey resort area in such shows as "Wonderful Town", "Kiss Me'< Kate" and "Call Me Madam". He has recently appeared in concert with his wife, Marlene, and his rich voice is a welcome asset to the Opera House stage. "Pajama Game" opens the Players' sixth season with, once again, a local and all-area cast. This particular cast is one of the most talented and ex­ perienced to date, and as always, they welcome public support. For season tickets, senior citizens, or fund raising, phone 815-675-2066. David Klaslng Heads Illinois Court Association David J. Klasing, director of , the Department of Court,, Services, McHenry county, was elected president of the Illinois.' Probation and Court Services association at the annual, meeting in Rock Island. Klasing assumed his new responsibility Oct. 19 at the closing session of the con­ ference. The Illinois Probation and Court Services Association is composed of probation of­ ficers, supervisors of probation and directors of probation departments in the twenty judicial circuits of Illinois. The association, formed four years ago in Springfield, has grown from forty charter members to over 300 active members. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Diane Wood has been elected president, Carl Bender, vice- president and Darren White, secretary, of the Spring Grove School District 11 Student Council. They will provide leadership in the year ahead. There are two representatives from each home room who serve as council members. The officers and council meet every two weeks with Mrs. Janice Krage, faculty adviser. STATE I N S U R A N C E c? FOR INSURANCE CALL DENNIS CONWAY 3315 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL Phone: 385-7111 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices Bloomington, Illinois I