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SEC7J0N 2-PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1975 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Surprise Bridal Shower Honors Valerie Bran A combination get- acquainted party and surprise bridal shower honoring Valerie Bran was given by Jean Weber and her daughter, Julie, in the Weber home on Tuesday, Sept. 23. Valerie, who will become the bride of David Jackson, son of Audrey and Frank Jackson of Oakwood Shores, on Oct. 25, comes to Wonder Lake from Hawaii, where she met her husband-to-be. Friends and neighbors welcomed Valerie to our community and presented her with many lovely gifts. Refreshments were served and included punch, coffee and special "Shower of Happiness" cake made by Rita Rice. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Christopher Maksymiak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne OBK Prepare For Candy Sale The McHenry Lions club will be one link in a chain of light and hope when 30,000 Lions and volunteers throughout the state combine forces to try to raise $1,000,002 to help the blind. The date is Oct. 10, and the project is the twenty-third annual Illinois Lions Candy Day for the Blind. There will be a Lion or friend on practically every street corner-and they will be highly visible. Each will wear a yellow hat and apron inscribed with the day's signature, and each will carry candy rolls to give away-- in exchange for donations. No candy rolls are sold; all are given away. And the first contribution that goes in the canister is always from the Lion holding it. This has been true for years - Illinois Lions have raised more than $9.5 million in past Candy day campaigns to help the blind More than 30,000 people will don hats and aprons and carry 3 million candy rolls when the Illinois Lions and friends take to the streets Oct. 10 for the twenty-third annual Candy Day for the Blind. The McHenry Lions club members getting ready for fund-raising are, left standing, Robert Steiner, right, Leo Krumme, and kneeling, Richard K. Mercure with District Governor George V. Filip standing center. and the visually handicapped. Organizations around the world have asked for fund-raising tips from Illinois Lions, and mar­ veled at their successes. The successes can be explained in four words; hard work and dedication. The visible part of Candy day is the fun part -- the smiling Lions, the comradeship, the colorful clothing. But it is the part that is invisible to the passerby that is important. This is the part that is the result of those quarters and dollar bills from around the state. These are the results; the places where the money is used to help the blind help them­ selves. A relative, friend - or a great grandchild yet to be born - may be helped by research programs at the University of Illinois Medical School's Department of Ophthalmology. Programs and projects at the Illinois College of Optometry also receive funds from Candy day. Candy day also benefits Handley School for the Blind in Winnetka, the only home-study school for the blind in the world. Funds also go to Dialogue and Intercom, recorded magazines and services for the sightless. Medical care, eye banks, pre­ school vision screening. Lions of Illinois Funds for Emergency, equipment for the blind, glaucoma clinics, the special outings such as circus trips for blind youngsters also are supported by Candy Day proceeds. In charge of coordinating the event is the Lions of Illinois Foundation, 1515 N. Harlem Ave., Oak Park, a tax-exempt body recognized by the Internal Revenue Service for deductible charitable contributions. MRNSBYS family centers^ Pr lcas a f fac t i va w h i I • i q u o n t i t l a t l a s t w » | r t i « rv t th« r igh t to l im i t ACnONRMMO FUN! Prices effective Oct. 1st thru Oct. 5th j-enc^_ action Regency Fascinating 4 Channel Automatic Scanner Our Reg. 87.76 No. ACTC4L features slid* switch program control for monitoring your choic* of 4 frequencies!! 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Mrs. Michael Cook is coor­ dinator of the children's program for religious education and Sister Virginia Lawrence is coordinator of the total religious education program in the parish. Sister Virginia's Bible Study group began meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at the religion center. In an informal atmosphere, the group meets for Bible study, prayer and discussion. On Wednesday, Oct. 1, a home discussion group will have its first meeting at the religion center under the guidance of Sister Virginia. This group will deal with questions which people are interested in now. More study groups, discussion groups and a home retreat are being planned for the future. JOINS ARMY Laura Dolby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Dolby of Wooded Shores, embarks on a three year adventure in her lifetime as she leaves the shores of Wonder Lake on Wednesday, Oct. 1, to begin boot camp in the U.S. Army. Our best wishes go with you, Laura! HAPPINESS IS Happiness is.. .liking school. Happiness is.. .going for a long drive on a crisp fall day to see the magic of Mother Nature at her best Happiness is.. . joining Scouts Happiness is.. .warming up the kitchen and at the same time filling the whole house with the marvelous aroma of home baked bread. Hapiness is.. .raking up a pile of Jeaves and jumping in them. Hap­ piness is.. .taking the family apple picking at your favorite orchard Happiness is.. .playing Ghost in the Graveyard - outside - at night - in the dark - --Boo' COMMUNITY CALENDAR • OCTOBER 11 Girl Scout Tag Dav OCTOBER 12 Eucharistic Devotion, Christ the King Church. 12 Noon to 4 p.m. OCTOBER 13 Columbus Day. no school, Harrison OCTOBER 14 Teacher's Institute, no school, Harrison OCTOBER 18 Eagle Scout Presentation, Christ the King church 2 p.m. OCTOBER 23 American Legion Auxiliary Meeting at the Post home OCTOBER 31 Halloween - Boo! I PLAN AIR DISASTER PROGRAM -- Robert Popken, Emergency Procedure supervisor for United Airlines, is showing Air Carrier Staff Specialist Wayne Dixon how to depart from an emergency exit of a 727 jet liner. These two men will give insight on aircraft rescue at Air Disaster program to be conducted for fire and rescue departments Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the McHenry fire station. MATCHES DU pom's ENTERS COLLEGE William C. Burmann, 4209 Wonder Lake road, has enrolled as a freshman at HORHSBTS ^ family centers Elmhurst college, and was one of over 300 students par­ ticipating in the Freshmen Orientation week, Sept. 1-4. The hurricane forecast­ ers are now coming into their own again. 50 CASH PER GAL. 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