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Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Sharon Gacek 385-3777 Cast "Annie Get Your Gun" Residents Area Invited To Welcome Tea The Lakeland Park Women's club invites all ladies to attend their welcome tea that will be held on Thursday. Sept 14 The ' welcome tea will begin at 7:30, and will be held at the Lakeland Park community house. 17)7 Sunset ASSOCIATION NEWS The Lakeland Park Property Owners association has can­ celed the prospective Sept. 17 special meeting The meeting will be held in the ne- • future when the issue is fully researched The date will be announced WHAT A CATCH! The Biring household was busy the other weekend preparing for a visit from Arnold and Doris Biring of Glen Ellyn The men in the family. Otto Sr.. and Otto Jr., enjoyed listening to Arnold and Doris tell of their trip up to northern Wisconsin The fishing was great and they brought home two-hundred and fifty pounds of fish The women. Virginia. Ethel, Doris and Barb, discussed the many mouth watering ways to prepare the fish Plans for a future fishing trip were in the making, and Debbie enjoyed hearing all about northern Wisconsin and the great fishing BELATED WISHES I hope Michael Widhalm had a very happy eleventh bir­ thday. on Sept 7, and that the day was also very special for Lorraine Weber and Debbie George Sept 10 was special for MaryGeorgeandRussell Rode. Mary Ellen Schooley turned sweet sixteen on Sept 11. and Donald Kaminski also heard th« birthday song on the eleventh David Johnson. Ronald Nicholi, Karen Slonia, and Shirley Koch share a Sept 12 birthdate. . 4 BELATED ,Jf ANNIVERSARIES "^he Anniversary waltz played for Helga and Richard Broemm who celebrated thirty- two years on Sept. 7. On Sept. 9, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Piasecki celebrated forty-one years of wedded bliss. Sept 10 was a special day for my husband John and I, as we celebrated twelve special years together. prank and Vikki LaRocco had a special day on Sept 12 to celebrate their anniversary. Hope everyone had a beautiful day! i HAPPY BIRTHDAY #. .to Mark Allen Slonnina who celebrates his sixteenth bir­ thday on Sept 13, and to Allen Plucinski who also celebrates on the thirteenth John Michael Butler will enter the teenage scene «on Sept 14. Karen Johnson and Darlene Gladman will also hear the birthday song on that day Sept 15 is a very pbpular day for birthdays, and wishes are extended to Junior Przetcznic, Clifford Lee Druml, who turns eight; and Michele Nystrom, who has eight candles on her cake. Happy Birthday to Frank Bartos who celebrates on Sept. 16, and to Mrs Anthony who celebrates on the seventeenth of September Candles will burn on the cake of Donna Druml and Thomas Rapach who celebrate on Sept 18. Another popular birthdate is Sept 19 Bob Townsend. Myron Radcliff, Joe and Jerry Selefski. and Virginia Ames all share that date. And Jana Glosson will turn four 4tHappy Birthday to one and im' , ANNIVERSARY WISHES Best Wishes to Dan and The Woodstock Theatre company announces the casting of its fall production, Irving Berlin's "Annie Get Your Gun." Operating as a not- for-profit community theatre organization, the WTC is presenting its fourth musical production in one and one-half years. Previous successes include "South Pacific," "Oklahoma!" and last spring s acclaimed 'Camelot." Once again the WTC has exhibited its vitality and broad appeal by casting talent from numerous communities in McHenry county, many of whom have never appeared on the Woodstock stage before Annie Oakley will be played by Laurie Farr of Crystal Lake This is her first appearance with the WTC, but not her first in Woodstock. She was featured as Maria in "Sound of Music" in the Opera house benefit concert "Broadway Sounds" last spring. Frank Butler,- the heart throb of millions and Annie's main target, will be portrayed by Bob Wilbrandt of Woodstock. Bob is a veteran of the WTC, having appeared in all three of the musicals as well as the "Odd Couple" presented this summer. To date, he is best remembered as Curley in "Oklahoima" last fall. Supporting leads include the sometimes co-workers, sometimes brother and sister, always antagonistic pair of Charlie Davenport and Dolly Tate. Charlie is played by Craig Spengel of McHenry. This is Craig's fourth appearance with the WTC, his third as a sup porting lead. Most recently he has appeared as Lancelot in "Camelot". Cory Sheetz of Cary plays the part of Dolly, Frank Butler's assistant. While this is Cory's first appearance with the WTC, she is no Phoung Paul as they celebrate another year on Sept 17 NEED NEWS If you open the paper and there is no column, it is because you, the reader didn't want one I need news Please call in the evenings The , First National Bank of McHenry is Easy to Get to... I As the map shows, the First is where the action is--in the center of McHenry's business and shopping area. The easy drive in--drive out banking lanes are a real time saver for customers on the go. And we have plenty of parking space adjacent to the lanes when your business with the bank requires more time. Either way, we're easy to get to, and our convenient business hours give you more time to get to us. LOBBY HOURS Mon , Tues , Thurs . Sat Wednesday Ffiday 9 00 AM lo 3 00 PM 9 00 AM to 12 30 PM 9 00 AM to 7 30 PM i DRIVE-UP HOURS Mon , Tues , Thurs Wednesday Friday Saturday 8 15 AM to 5 00 PM 8 15 AM to 12 30 PM 8 15 AM to 7 30 PM 8 15 AM to 3 00 PM Serving the banking needs of the McHenry area. ^J Member FDIC M^aTiOMai eaiviKof hcnry 3814 WEST ELM STREET P O BOX 338 McHENRY ILLINOIS 60050 81b 385 5400 * stranger to the stage. She has been in many musicals and has had leading roles in "Guys and Dolls," "Fidler on the Roof," .•and "Sound of Music." , S' The comic role of Indian "Chief Sitting Bull will be played •by Jerry Huff of Woodstock. A newcomer to the WTC, Jerry has appeared once in Wood­ stock and previous to that he has performed in numerous productions in Florida. The story line of "Annie Get Your Gun" concerns the rivalry of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show and Pawnee Bill's Far East show. These can­ tankerous old rivals are played by Jerry Collins and Frank Nystal respectively. Both actors are from Woodstock. As Buffalo Bill, Jerry is appearing in his second WTC show. In "Camelot" he was Merlin, the court magician, and previous to that his list of stage credits is long and admirable. Frank is returning to the stage to play Pawnee Bill after being away for many years This is his first WTC show. Other notable characters include the somewhat erratic Indian Wild Horse, played by Ralph Cavallaro of Woodstock, and the fed-up hotel owner Foster Wilson, played by Dennis Larsen, also of Woodstock The women's chorus includes Carol Hamilton, Pat Rapach and Charlaine Tiffany of McHenry Children in the show include Noel Hamilton, Laura Rapach and Teri Landis of McHenry and Eileen Ahern of Wonder Lake. Every WTC show has had a different director, and "Annie Get Your Gun" is no exception Frank B Harrison, Woodstock, who is also the founder and executive producer of the WTC, will direct this production. Choreography will be handled by Mary Jo Geiger of Rockford. Once again, Tom Steffens will direct the music, this time with the aid of Dick Austin. Both are from Woodstock Advance ticket sales are well under way, and since there is reserved seating for all per­ formances, early reservations are encouraged Performance dates are Oct. 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 20 and 21. There will be a special preview-student night Thur­ sday, Oct. 5. Curtain times will be 8:30 for all shows except Sunday, Oct, 15, which is at 6 pm ^ The man who was boasting of his love for hot weather some months ago should be satisfied. * * * * It you're smarter than anyone else around you the world will discover it in time, so don't bother to tell people about it. SECTION 2 • PAGE 1 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1978 Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis 385-5067 Weekend Sales Provide Funds For M.C.P.A.A. Anne Marie Cina and Yvonne Alton, two members of MCPAA (McHenry County Performing Arts association) will again donate the proceeds from their weekend's garage sale to MCPAA The association needs fUfids in order to provide cultural events such as puppet shows, plays, etc , for the community MCPAA is also interested in putting on a play with strictly McHenry per­ formers; however, funds are nwded to help this program get started If you are not going to have a garage sale or if you just have something to donate to MCPAA , bring your item or items to 804 S Pearl street. Mr aiTO Mrs. Cina will be pleased to receive your item to be sold at the garage sale with all proceeds going to MCPAA BROWNIES AND GIRL SCOUTS Registration for Girl Scouts is Sept 19, Tuesday evening, at the village hall annex, begin­ ning at 7 p.m In order to be eligible to join the Girl Scouts, girls must be in grades four through six Brownie registration is Thursday afternoon. Sept 21. beginning at 4; 15. at the village annex. To be. eligible for Brownies, girls must be in first through third grades Parents are requested to attend the registration of their daughters NEW LIBRARY HOURS The libi ary will be open from 4:15 to 5 p.m. Wednesday af 'ternoons. STAR ATTRACTION Mrs Yvonnt Alton has the lead role in the adult comedy. "Any Wednesday" which is currently being performed at Sasha's Crescent Bay Landing. Chapel Hill road Per formances are Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. 8 p.m. and Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, curtain time, 1:30 Come applaud one of our own villagers BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes are sent to Steve Madsen, Jr . who celebrated his sixth birthday. Sept 12. Congratulations to all those who are busy having birthdays May you live to celebrate many of them VILLAGE BOARD NEWS At the regular board meeting. Sept . 6. several people were present to hear the decision concerning road construction in Unit 5. Mr J Fuhler has agreed to construct roads Hollywood and Vine in Unit 5. even though the com­ plete board of trustees was not in total agreement with the specifications of the' road construction Also the new comprehensive map of the village of McHenr\ Shores was voted upon and accepted, and it is on file at the county building Honesty--a necessity in business, a working tool in relationships, a must in life INCREASED SPORTSMEN'S FEES Governor Thompson signed two bills last week to increase state hunting and fishing license fees and outlined conservation projects which will benefit from the additional revenue A new controlled pheasant hunting area will open this fall iri McLean county, striped bass and muskie will be introduced in state lakes, the Little Grassy fish hatchery in Williamson county will be improved and a new fish hatchery will b< constructed at Sand Ridge stat» forest in Mason count\ Thompson said Other projects include expanded efforts to protect the state's rivers and streams from illegal chan nelization, roadside seeding for improved nesting conditions foi pheasants, and expansion oi improvement of existing wildlife projects LIMITED TIME ONLY! 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