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V (• Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728 0267 West Shore Beach Connie Schmidt 385-7841 Band Parents Association Meets^Jan. 31 \ The Hamswi Band Parents Association will hold its January meeting on Thursday, Jan. 31, at Harrison school at 8 p.m. All members and in­ terested perrons are urged to attend this very important * meeting. Harrison ^School will again be the host school for the solo and ensemble contest on March 9 and the band parents organization will be actively involved in this day and much of the meeting of the thirty-first will deal with ^iis- Upcoming dates for the bands at Harrison are: March 9 - Solo and En- ^ semble Contest at! Harrison School; Match 16 - Choral Contest; March 23 - Band Contest; March 31 - Stage Band Contest. The band kids are hard at work with their fund raising project. The band makes 100 percent profit on each book sold. The coupons in the books are good for different items each month of the year. They may be obtained from any Harrison School band member. ANNIVERSARY Feb. 2 marks the twenty- second wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. T.P.Mal|jews, Congra tula tiQRST^TwnTMid Lois! BAPTISMS Paula Kay., Pedersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Pedersen, was bap­ tized recently at Nativity Lutheran church. Her sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stirtz. Others recently baptized were Amy Jo Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard An- 'derson and Michele Ann Leh­ man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lehman. New mem­ bers of Nativity Lutheran urch are Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett and their childr^i, Anita Lynn and Geoffery ft also, Mrs. Charles aijra^daughter, Kathy. GIRL SCO\JT COOKIES There seem to be many good reasons to buy Girl Scout cookies this year. Possibly the most important one is that 42Vfe cents of each dollar per box of cookies sold will be used by the Sybaquay Girl ScouV Council right in our own area. The newly purchased 285 acre site in Woodstock needs to be developed so that Scouts in areas of McHenry, Lake, Cook, DuPage, Kane, LaSalle and DeKalb counties can utilize the camping grounds as soon as possible. All the money earned by the Council (42Vfe cents per box) will be used to benefit the Woodstock property this year* Another reason to buy the cookies is that 10 cents per box sold by the Troop, stays inH^ie Troop funds for their own usfE Cadette Troop 420 of W( Lake is working especially hard this year on cookie sales and other money making projects with hopes of taking a jet airline trip to Detroit in the Spring as a result of their ef­ forts. The next reason for buying Girl Scout cookies hits us right in the pocketbook. No one needs to tell us about the increases in flour, cooking oils, etc., this past year. However, Girl Scout Cookies remain the same price as in 1973 and in comparison with store bought cookies, they really are a good buy. Scouts will be knocking on your doors beginning next Wednesday, Feb. 6. Let's support these hard working youngsters and their wor­ thwhile causes. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Birthday greetings to Vincent Cook, son of Jerry and Mike QpiSk, who will be nine years old on Feb. 3. Have a happy day, Vin. CHEERLEADERS Students of the sixth grades at Harrison school recently elected cheerleaders for their Junior Varsity teams^JFhe-girls chosen are: Eileen Ahem, Dee Sturm, Sue Gunderson, Maria Warren and Anne Bazan. NEW STOP SIGNS With the cooperation of Democratic Committeeman Pete Hellios and Sheriff Art Tyrrell, two stop signs have been placed at Thompson Road and Route 120. Because of the high accident rate at this corner, it is hoped that in the near future a flashing light can be installed there. HAPPY BIRTHDAY On Feb. 5, happy birthday wishes go to Ann (Mrs. Pete) •Mrowka. Have a good day and a great year, Ann. USECHOPSTI The first grade students of Miss Freiburger'sN^lass at Harrison School have spent some time studying about \ Japan and its customs. One fine day last week the children were - given chopsticks and were served a rice dish to eat at school. They brought the chopstick& home and I suppose most of the kids attempted to eat supper with them, as did our son, Kevin. With a little extra effort and a lot of per- severence, he got through the meal quite well, but when he got to dessert, he decided to switch back to our American way of living - after all, who ever heard of eating jello with chopsticks? GET-WELL WISHES Get well wishes to Jo Hansen, who we understand has been hospitalized recently with a pinched nerve. Hope you're up and about real soon, Jo. REGISTRATION It's time to think about voter's registration as the March 19 election will be here before you know it. Any young people who will celebrate their eighteenth birthday by the eighteenth of March are eligible to register this year. Also, new Wonder Lake residents and any unregistered voters are encouraged to register. For the convenience of the Wonder Lake residents, arrangements are being made for a special registration day at the east side firehouse on an upcoming Saturday. As soon as the date is set, it will be an­ nounced in the Plaindealer. Q u e s t i o n s c o n c e r n i n g registration can be answered by calling Ernie Vogt on the east side of the lake or Pete Hellios on the west side, or any registrar. PARISH COUNCIL Elections for members of certain offices in the parish council of Christ the King church will be held on Sunday, Feb. 17. Parishioners are asked to consider running as can­ didates for office in the council and to vote on the seventeenth. The regular parish council meeting will be on Sunday, Feb. 10, at 7:30 p.m. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549 JANUARY 31 Band Parents Meeting, Harrison School, 8 p.m. FEBRUARY 6 to FEBRUARY 20 Girl Scout Cookie Drive FEBRUARY 7 Woman's Club Board Meeting FEBRUARY 9 Fun Fair, Harrison School FEBRUARY 10 Parish Council Meeting, Christ the King Church, 7:30 p.m. FEBRUARY 12 Lincoln's Birthday, No School, Harrison and Green­ wood Board of Education Meeting, Harrison School FEBRUARY 16 Game Night, Christ the King Hall, 8 P.M. FEBRUARY 17 Blue and Gold Banquet, Pack 456, Greenwood School, 1:30 P.M. Fireman's Auxiliary Bake Sale, 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. firehouse on east side. FEBRUARY 17 Parish Council Elections, Christ the King Church FEBRUARY 19 F i r e m a n ' s A u k i l i a r y Meeting, 8 p.m., firehouse on east side, Company 1 FEBRUARY 21 Woman's Club Meeting, 8 p.m. Pot Luck Dinner, Nativity Lutheran Church FEBRUARY 24 Blue and Gold Banquet, Pack 145, Christ the King Hall, 1:00 p.m. FEBRUARY 26 Board of Education Meeting, Harrison School, 8 p.m. FEBRUARY 28 Wonder Woods Women's Auxiliary Meeting, 8 p.m., east side firehouse. Brlde-To-Be Plans Spring1 Wedding In Poland GraeesTruszkowski and her ler h^ve flown to Poland to arrange Grace's marriage to Hank Zaleufcki. Last summer, if you recall, the Truszkowskis spent three months in Europe and enjoyed a lovely vacation. Now Grace has graduated from high school and will wed11 this spring. We are wishing the couple much happiness for the future and will be looking '1000 REWARD! FOR RETURN OF JEWELRY & GUNS OR INFORMATION LEADING TO ARREST & CONVICTION OF PERSON OR PERSON'S WHO BURGLARIZED THE PAUL FIDLER HOME, CITY of McHENRY ON TUES. JAN. 15, 1974. PHONE 385-3934 or WRITE BOX 521 McHENRY PLAINDEALER, 3812 W. Elm St McHenry, ill. 60050 forward to the events of the wedding celebration. AIR FORCE RESERVES - Would you like to actively serve your country while remaining at home? Bill Mohlman, belongs to the 91st A.P.S. and attends mnnthly meetings at O'Hare Field. In the beginning he trained fcf six weeks and since then attends summer camp for two weeks each year in many different states. This program is con­ tinued for six years of duty and satisfies the military requirement. Bill's last meeting at O'Hare consisted of his first K.P. in five years and he can now scrub pots quite well! Two years ago the 91st came to West Shore Beach for a clean-up program. If you would like to know more about the reserves just give Bill a call. JEWELRY FACTS Did you know that every five years you should have a gemologist update and ap­ praise the value of your precious stones? Sylvia Wasicak since the loss of her wedding band has been con­ scious of this fact and wanted to share her knowledge with you. Also a metalurgist may be contacted to tell you the worth of any valuable metal on your jewelry. These things are important for your jewel's protection since the insurance company must be able to cover the cost in the event of a loss. BUSY QUILTING v Martha Dignan has been participating in a sewing bee at St. Patrick's Ladies Guild. She will attend their Feb. 13 salad luncheon and help exhibit the beautiful patchwork quilt that will be available. It's that_time of year again so please see Martha for tickets or more information. PERSONALS Belated birthday wishes to JoamMJleid on Jan. 17 and also to Bill Mohlman, Jr., on Jan. 21. Let's all hope for a speedy recovery for Mrs. Bottari who suffered a broken shoulder from a recent fall. The Roy Homos spent a nice PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1974 vacation in sunny Florida for a little R and R. Lorraine Hagen has been active in bowling with her company team and has par­ ticipated in other tournaments too. Good luck for some high scor#s! Please call me with a little bit of news every now and then. Here and There In Business - PERFORMS IN CONCERT John Leighty of McHenry will be the clarinetist for featured ^performers, tenor Wesley Vos, ras-wife, soprano Maria Ann Vos, and contralto Betty Dixson, all of Crystal Lake when they present a program of madrigals, airs and dances Friday, Feb. 1, at 8:15 p.m. in DePaul Center theatre, 25 E. Jackson blvd. The presentation is sponsored by DePaul Most any teen-ager knows the value of a buck - three gallons of gas. ' SAFETY MEASURE • ' At the Andiy & Co., 5315 E. Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake, are reflector stickers^ to be used on children's clothing when they are walking to school in the early morning darkness. They are available to the public. university's School of Music, in which Voss is administrative assistant to the dean. The three vocal soloists are from Crystal Lake. m ings WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. PRICES EFFECTIVE WHILE QUAN TITIES LAST. i Peanuts Prices Effective Jan. 30 Thru Feb. 3 o„, I 57c °iri of fUn pr°"id» mm V ,o< Ladies Spring Styled Jeans Mfgrs. 7.00 Value A tasnionabl* buy or. name brand feans during man­ ufacturer* and of production spacial. In 4enim, nu-blue and light blua. Siies 10-18. At a 3.04 savings. While they last. Mens Stylish br«ki Shir*s_, Mfgrs. 7.00"* Value Quality mans long slaava shirts of cotton and polyester. Save 4.06 during man­ ufacturers end of production special, of these famous name brand shirts. While they last. 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