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PAGE 4 - PLAINDE ALER .WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, IM1 Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Scouts Hold First Meeting The Cub Scouts of Pack 456 will be holding their first meeting of the year Thur­ sday, Sept. 10, beginning at 7 p.m. All pack meetings are held at Greenwood school. This meeting will be for the parents and boys who wish to begin scouting and the parents and boys who have already been in the scouting program. Those scouts who fulfilled the requirements for their summer badges will receive them at this meeting, also. GARDEN CLUB August for the Wonder Lake Garden club is traditionally our annual picnic where each member is welcome to bring a guest, along with her favorite dish to pass. It's a fun time to relax with friends and good food -- Richard Simons would have a fit! We had previously planned on going to our local park, but the night before "the fxCeaxuxe of youx company ix %e.quE±tecl at \ on <Satu)uluif, 26, 1981 at dxexcent Bay J.landing cMccHemy, iJCCinoix yaCa evening to benefit Smexyency <sMedica[ cSexvicex of fioxfxitai-xfionxoxed education fr-ioyy it ami. ^axfiion xfiow of f" XX ance cM uxic id 2^oot ZPxize (jy C7aCidix C7/ie !Buxton x Sxidye am CocHtailx at 6:30 linnet at 7-30 donation $25.00 fiex fiexxon <zffexexvationx accepted upon xeceipt of cfiecd untilC <Sept 18, to Cre lent to: JW xx. <c^aymond C7empCeman 2Q22 <1/1Z. O/ixyinia Avenue cN[ccHenxy, IJCCinoix 60050 CafC 385-2413 fox infoxmation rains came" and we all wondered if it would be more appropriate to build an ark? Those who were not bailing out water from basements, made it to "Ostend Acres" in time to see the geese en­ joying their new found pond in the orchard, while we enjoyed our day together Thursday, Sept. 10, at 8 p.m. will be our next meeting at the home of Marge Dugan, 8501 W. Sunset drive, Wonder Lake. This will be a very special meeting for those interested in gardening, so please make a point of attending. B. Alderson Publicity Chairwoman CALIFORNIA BOUH) Ed and Loretta Duziak along with their three sons Vincent, Keith, and Matthew have left their home in White Oaks Bay to take up residence in sunny California. All of their friends j^ill definitely miss the Duziak family but they are wished all the best luck in their new home. EAST COAST VISITORS Proudly displaying a T shirt that reads "Rhode Island - Biggest little State is John Sowers of Warwich R.I., while visiting the midwest with his wife Iren< ' Pregnant, NEED HELP? 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The weathermen certainly haven't cooperated to show off our area at its best! SPECIAL PAYS Nancy Diedrich's birthday was really Sept. 3, but her celebration took place Sept. 6 when she and her cousin Kathi Ann Pieroni were honored by their family with a birthday party. Cliff Spencer will be celebrating his birthday Sept. 13. Maybe one of his presents will be some Ben Gay to help his aches and pains from football practice! Cliff is on the Northwood Junior high school light­ weight team. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept. 9 - BPW meeting, 6:30 p.m Back Room restaurant Sept. 9 -- American Legion Auxiliary meeting; 8 p.m. Sept. 10 - Cub Scouts 456 pack meeting; 7 p.m. Greenwood school Sept. 10 -- Woman's Club Tea; 7:30 p.m. Nativity Lutheran church hall Sept. 10 -- Jaycees meeting; 8 p.m. Dustv's Sept. 11 - American Legion Aux., County meeting; 8 p.m. at Wonder Lake Sept. 12 - Legion game night; 8 p.m. Sept. 15 -- Legion meeting; 8 p.m. Sept. 19 -• Laker's pig roast; 7 p.m. C&A Auto Body HOUSING SURVEY The ninth annual survey of housing in the United States will begin in this area the week of Sept. 13. The survey is conducted by the Bureau of the Census for the Department of Housing and Urban Development in response to the need for frequent and up-to-date information on the nation's housing .inventory, con­ sidered a prime indicator of the nation's economic well being. Berlin Wall Today A 10-foot-high concrete wall stands on the border of West Berlin, topped by a thick pipe designed to thwart a grappling hook. Stretching behind it is a no- man's land about 10 to 50 yards wide of tank traps, anti- car trenches, spike beds, attack dogs, electric fences, trip alarms, floodlights, soldiers in observation towers, and still an­ other wall. Listening devices prevent tunneling. PLAIND^AtERV Letter to the Editor Public Pulse (The Meinrfoeler MM the public to me this column e* en •«pnwl»n el their view* en tehjecta el fenetel Interest in ewr oummHy. Our enly reeeeet to thet the writers give signature. fwN srtrsis mmd phene number. We oak tie, that eae InOrHw) not write on the seme s»M«cl mere then eate « wswlh. We reserue the rtfht to delete enymatoriet which we consMor Hholsui or In ih|»rtti»shli taoto.) HEARING AID REPAIR SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES! 11 LPVYPRICES- -GUARANTEED WORK •MALLORY*RAY-OVAC*EVEREADY BATTERIES 40% DISCOUNT HEARING AID SALE! 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"First of all, we need more concerned citizens with C.B. radios to take part in our unit as well as their own neigh­ borhoods and properties. We have been running two and three times a week and are spread pretty thin. We need everyone's help I know for a fact that we have reduced vandalism of our schools and _mm • DesbnerWndcw Fashions oMcHEnry Faint m-- m 3411 W. ELM McHENRY^ nnor i coverings kW«'v« got you covered America GLASS & WALLPAPER spurgeon's New Body Language from Instead • OPEN SUNDAYS VJ MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE MCC Speak softly. But speak out. In new Body Language from Playtex. Light, lovely, sexy bras that help your body speak its lines so beautifully. Now in shimmery tricot with ajpoetic new pattern. Choose the front closure soft cup bra (32/36 A,B,C) at $9.50, the lightly lined style (32/36 A, 32/38 B,C) at $10.50 or the underwire (32/38B,C) at v $11 50--all in whispery beige. Slip into Body Language from Playtex. Money Back Guarantee from Playtex » (Offer ends December 31,1981. See package flap for details.) other public buildings in the area. This probably doesn't mean a whole lot to some people, but it does to most of us, because this is our tax dollar paying for the broken windows, etc. "The Mobile Ey£ is not just a deterrent of vandalism and burglary, but it also is a n e i g h b o r h o o d h e l p organization. We, under the guidance of the County Sheriffs department, will help find a lost child, let people know when their fireplace exhausts hot sparks on the roof, and get help if someone has car problems at night, etc. Our base units have all the necessary information to help our neighbor when a problem occurs. We need the public's help so we can continue helping you. "Here are some of the things we can do ourselves to deter theft: Park cars with engine facing house, not street; close garage doors; leave outside lights on after dark ; pick up items Of Value from outside; buy a locking gas cap; keep eyes and ears open for unfamiliar vehicles in area. "Our meetings are held at Pistakee Highlands Com­ munity center the second Wednesday of every month at 8 p.m. If anyone is in­ terested, please stop by. "Carl Gutzmer "Commander Mobile Eye Unit" Branch Court Cases heard Monday in Branch court of the 19th Judicial Circuit include: With Judge Michael Sullivan presiding: John R. Loftus, 5722 Broadway, Richmond, fined $350 and costs for reckless driving. The charge was amended by the Village of Richmond from driving while intoxicated. James L. Zelske, 2802 Kashmiri avenue, MqHenry, fined $25Q and costs ' for reckless drivfcg, Th*«harge was attended from cfcwing while intoxicated by the City of McHenry. The court stipulated the DWI project be completed. Glenn E. Ziebel, 411 Mineral Springs, McHenry, fined $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated. The court ordered the DWI project be completed by Ziebel. With Judge Conrad Floeter presiding: At preliminary hearings Monday, probable cause was found on charges and the defendants were bound over to the felony court on these cases. Nicholas B. May of 8009 Belevue, Spring Grove, on a charge of attempted armed robbery. Mark D. Blankschen, 2625 Myang, McHenry, on a charge of burglary. We're getting closer to you than ever This brand new Farmers Insurance office is an exam­ ple of what can happen when folks are really con­ cerned about you and your family. I've opened up in a con­ venient new location to better learn your needs and to better fill them. If you already know me, stop in and say hello. If not,-come in for a sample of Farmers fast, fair, friend­ ly service on your present insurance problems. MKMW 130) Richmond ltd. Across From 9444176 FARMERS