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'• V ee* <*tr OH 4tl" iKUr •J'i •U> •>. A*« Mil" u . f t * ' . Ifv'i .tif frr fcr/j viz »«> n Local Director For Area Musical PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 20,1983 Barb Miller of McHenry, the P.M.AL. Theatre's current director for the musical, Stop the World-I Want To Get Off, was describing the story line of the play before a recent rehearsal. "Basically, it's about a very, very self-centered man who, emotionally, has never really grown up. He falls in love with the boss's daughter and marries and has children, but he's not emotionally mature enough to realize thathe is indeed 'in love' with his wife. So he's always playing around, but eygry girl he meets is really a carbon copy of his wife. It isn't until the end of the show that he finally sees his mistake and that prompts the song 'What Kind of Fool Am I?'. Barb Miller has been active in theatre all her life. She started acting at the age of 9 and later turned to directing as an adult. Barb began directing for the P.M.fcL. four years ago with the musical Gigi. Her theatrical endeavors include teaching workshops in acting and dance as well as instructing body movement at Marian Central high school in Woodstock. When asked who her favorite playwrites are, Barb replied, "If it's comedy I like Neil Simon. If it's drama I like Edward Albee and Tennessee Williams. When it comes to musicals, I like Stephan Sondheim." Stop The World-I Want To Get Off was also a personal choice. The play opens July 29 and runs weekends through Aug. 13. There is a matinee performance Aug. 7 at 2:30 p.m. For information and reser­ vations, call 395-3055. The P.M.* L. Theatre is located at 877 Main street, in Antioch. LAKELAND PARK6 LAKELAND SHOP.F- Carol Cominsky 085-/ Le.Ve rne Walters, i.of ecoming. Maternal WONDER LAKE Anne Sowers 650-9549 J.K y. 3*1 < an •n.* l!v f. * Set W.L. Golf Open August 11 Thursday, Aug. 11, is the'date set for the 131st Annual Wonder Lake Golf Open to be held at Hunter Country club. Tee times will run from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Your donation will include 18 holes of golf, a brat or hot dog on the course, a 6:30 p.m. buffet dinner and drinks. Tees and ball will also be provided. Other prizes include: low gross - the traveling trophy plus a personal trophy and Friday night fish dinner for two; high gross - surprise award; closest to pin on number 2 - Bob Kruger Memorial traveling trophy; closest to pin on number 4 • mystery car (it really runs!); longest drive on number 13 - dinner for two; closest to pin on number 17 - 8100 savings bond. Prizes will also be awarded in the Peoria system for first, second, third and fourth places. For tickets, contact Bill Fitzgerald at 728-0424 or Joe Sullivan at 653-2211 or the Old Mill Inn. Deadline for tee times to be set is Aug. 8. REGISTRATION AT HARRISON Registration and payment of fees for the 1963-84 school year will take place Tuesday, Aug. 16, between 8 and 4 p.m. All students entering kindergarten and fifth grade must have a complete physical required by Illinois state law. Admission to school i£ not allowed until this requirement is met. If parents nave any questions, they may call the school office at 653-2311. The first day of school for all first through eighth-graders will be Wednesday, Aug. 24, which will be a half day session. Kindergarten children will have a special visitation day Wednesday, Aug. 24, but their first day of classes will be Thursday, Aug. 25. FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP The Woman's Club of Wonder Lake is proud to announce Miss Andee Norton has been selected by the Fine Arts committee to receive their two- week scholarship to the University of Illinois Summer Chorus camp. Andee is the daughter of Sidney and Patricia Norton. She will be a senior at McHenry West campus and has been active for three years in chorus, has participated in three musicals, placed fourth in the McHenry County Fair Talent show in 1962 and second place in the Boone County Fair Talent show in 1982. Andee has also received medals for solos at contests and ap­ peared in many school concerts as a soloist, as well as being a member of the school swing choir. Seek Woman's Club Members There has been some response to our idea of starting a Junior Woman's League in Lakeland Park but we would like to hear from more. We want to have a meeting once a month for the women at the community house where we can plan parties and doings for the young children in the community. This will also be a great way for us to have a night out and a chance to meet our neighbors. If you would like to join us in the early stages of forming this group please call Sue Danielson 385-4017, Gloria Hocin 344-0673 or Carol Cominsky 385-7246. DOWN AGAIN It was just a month ago that Jeanne Watkins had minor surgery and was getting back on her feet. She ended up in McHenry hospital last week having major surgery July 13. We send wishes her way for a very speedy n recovery. (You can't ".eep a good goggle player down too long.) LAST OUTING Brownie Troop 407 had their last get together of the year Tuesday, July 12. They used all the money in the treasury and spent the day at Santa's Village. Everyone had a reaJ good time going on all the rides and playing the games. BLUE BALLOONS Anyone driving past David and Carolyn Lawson's house on Eastern may have wondered why blue balloons and streamers were hanging on their mailbox. They were put there in honor of the birth of David Thomas Jr., July 5. The 8 lb. 2 oz. infant arrived at 2:14 a.m. in Good Shepherd hospital, Barrington^ Big sister Christina, who turns two July 29, was there with maternal grandmother for his grandfather Vrt Mierzwa of RoekfoH and ,-r jiT-i grandparents'?' TV . . ' Mrs. Thomas Lawson of AlcHtnry. WOW Carol Cominsky is one very happy lady these days thanks to her won­ derful husband Joel. She is now the proud owner of a crimson red 1983 Dodge Aries S.E. This fantastic car was given to celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary, celebrated June 26. TENT CAMPING David and Sue Danielson took their children Theresa, Brenda and Brian to Hayward, Wis. for five days of camping out. Two tents were set up, one for the adults and one for the kids. Most of their time was spent swim­ ming and fishing. They are very upset with Carol Humann who was in the same area at the same time because she caught herself a very large fish. The Danielsons only caught little ones they had to throw back. Now that everyone is back in town they can get together and Mrs. Humann can share some fishing tips with them. BELATED WISHES Robert Gacek turned seven years old July 14; and he shared that date with Larry Glorch, Jimmy Watkins Jr. and Theresa Creasey. I know our sister Cathy Koscher and good old friend Cheryle Michaels had a great day July 16; along with Jenny Mohawk, who turned four years old. George and Mary Heuer celebrated their wedding anniversary July 17 July 1^8 was David Crago's fourth birthday. Bruce Warren and Barbara Gerambio added another year on the 19th. BIRTHDAYS A big happy birthday to Kathleen Kreutz, Gladys Mayer and Jimmy Watkins Sr. on July 21. July 22 is the special day for Rodney Emery, Marilynn Lean and Linda Bucaro. Thomas Rapach Jr. will become a teenager July 25. Lorraine Pike and Leah Nuss both add another year on the 26th. ANNIVERSARY We wish Tim and Marge Lesch a very happy fourth anniversary on July 21. Members of the judging committee included Mrs. Francis Higgins, Mrs. Margaret Black, Mrs. Daniel Dugan, and the Fine Arts Chairman, Mrs. Charles Jacobson. SPECIAL DAYS Happy birthday to Randy Moore, who will be blowing out candles July 20. July 24 will find John Raber, Jr. celebrating his birthday. Brian Diedrich, son of Ralph and Pat, will be adding another candle to his cake July 26. July 28 is a busy day because four Wonder Lakers are celebrating their birthday that day. Happy birthday to Dick Barthuly, Cindy Chesler, Brian Kelly, and Adam Yegger. Happy birthday to Mike Gunty on July 29, who will be celebrating his special day in New Jersey. The McHenry Plaindealer Ml 2 W.tt Elm $tra*t (USPS 135-200) Eitobliihad 1I7S McH*nry, Illinois 400SO PhonallS 315-0170 Published Every Wadmtdoy t Friday of McHenry. Illinois Second Class Postage PA© at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRV PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTER Send address chun^es to McHenry Plaindealer 3*12 wir. Elm St.. McHenry. Illinois 40050 Subscribers are requested to provide Immediate notice ol change oi ad­ dress to The McHenry Ptaindealor. 3012 W. Elm St.. McHenry. Ill 60050 A deduction ol one month from the expiration ot a subscription will be made where a change ot address is provided through the Post OHite department. 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