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PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAkY 27,1974 COMMENDED - Arthur R. Gottschalk, executive director of the Urban Counties Council of Illinois, presents copies of a resolution to State Senator Jack Schaffer (R-Cary), left, and State Rep. E.J. "Zeke" Giorgi (D-Rockford), right. The resolution commends them for their successful efforts to consolidate county board elections and eliminate unnecessary election expenses. Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 7280267 Many Projects Are Accomplished k Scout Month February is a month unique to the Girl Scout-Girl Guide movement throughout the world. It is the month when all Girl Scouts try in various ways to renew the meaning of the Girl Scout Law - "I will do my best to be a sister to every Girl Scout," and gain a deeper understanding of the World Friendship in Scouting. From the sunrise service of the Girl Guides in New Zealand to the ceremonies of local Troops, the whole world of Scouting feels the special glow of In­ ternational Friendship. The Brownie Scouts of Troop 413, Wonder Lake, held a special World Friendship ceremony this month. Each Brownie gave a short report on a different country and showed the Scout uniform of the country. The Scouts were then presented with their Brownie World Friendship pins by their leaders, Mrs. Charm Hay and Mrs. Pat Schuler. Troop 413 Brownies receiving pins were Juli Beyer, Anna Firnbach, Kelly Fung, Sandy Bieselman, Gina Graziano, Lisa Graziano, Kim Kaminski, Beth Mahal, Michele Mitterling, Karen Nash, Kim Schuler, and Teresa Wessels. The troop completed its friendship meeting with a Valentine party. Junior Scouts of Troop 416, Wonder Lake, assisted with serving at the Cub Scout Blue and Gold banquet held recently at Greenwood school. Several Scouts from this Troop, after completing a course of skating instructions at the McHenry Roller Rink, were awarded their Skating Badges by Troop leaders, Nancy Berg, Marian Eising and Carrie Blaha. Proud new badge wearers are Daphne Bruce, Pam Berg, Laura Eising, Kay Ann Schuler, Cindy , Crocco, Joy Cope and Pamela ^Sakinsky. Valentine's Day, 1974, meant a Date Witk pad for girls in Girl Scout CadeHc Troop 420. A party, with gamesincluding the Ring Around the Collar Game (You know, Mom, the one with the apple!) were played in place of the regular Scout meeting. Dancing followed with some of the more daring gentlemen attempting to dance 1974 style: Refreshments, provided by Troop leaders, Lucy Coleman, Sharon Raab and Linda Simon, were served. FIRST COMMUNICANT Debbie Liggett, daughter of Joe and Peggy Liggett of Oak- wood Shores, received her First Holy Communion at the 12 o'clock Mass on Sunday, Feb. 17, at Christ the King church. Her brother, Joey, served as altar boy for the special oc­ casion. Following the services, a celebration was held at the Liggett home with special guests, Debbie's godparents Pat and Ray Siera of Waukegan, present. Also sharing in Debbie's happy day were the Skieras' son, Paul. Also Larry and Tawana Liggett of Waukegan and Jack and JoAnn Liggett and sons, David and John of Wonder Lake. Helping to complete the joyful circle were Debbie's younger brothers, Stevie and Tommy. SPRING BAZAAR The date of this year's Spring Bazaar sponsored by the Young at Hearts has been set for Saturday, April 13, at Christ the King/parish hall. At their Jan. 20 meeting, the members worked on many items which will be sold at the bazaar. A trip to the Ice Capades is planned for March, as well as future journeys to a Chinese food factory in Wisconsin, the Lambs Farm in Libertyville and a visit to Davenport, Iowa. The birthdays of Marie Pulcyn, Rose Schladt and Pearl Sigwalt were celebrated. The next meeting of the Young at Hearts will be on Wednesday, March 6. EVENING RETREAT A one evening retreat has been scheduled for high school students of Christ the King parish for the beginning of Lent. All students, but par­ ticularly sophomores, juniors and seniors are invited to spend Monday evening, March 4, from 6 to 10 p.m. with the Redeniptorist Fathers at Christ the King school. Please register by calling Sister Rebecca Marie at 3-2581. DEAN'S LIST Ruth Mathews is among the students at St. Mary's College, Winona, Minn., to be named to the Dean's List for the first s e m e s t e r , 1 9 7 3 - 7 4 . Congratulations Ruth. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy birthday to Dan Huff - who has taken quite a liking to the Plaindealer since he found out that his name pops up in print now and then. Dan will be 9 years old on March 2. CALL IN NEWS And - if you wotfld like to please that little guy or gal of yours by seeing his or her birth­ day in the Plaindealer, please give me a call. It would be my pleasure, and contributing to our Wonder Lake news costs you nothing! COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549. FEBRUARY 28 Wonder Woods Women's Meeting, 8 p.m., east side firehouse • CUSTOM MILLWORK • KITCHENS Stock & Custom COMPLETE KITCHEN SERVICE Design & Installation! DUPONT CORIAN : FORMICA COUNTER TOPS GLAVIANO'S INTERIORS & I PALATINE MILLWORK 385-3764 or 385-3765 414 S. ROUTE 31 JUST NORTH OF McHENRY FORAL Visit Our Showroom MARCH 2 Band Clinic, Harrison School MARCH 4 Retreat, Christ the King Church, High School Students, 6 to 10 p.m. MARCH 6 Young at Hearts Meeting, Christ the King Hall MARCH 9 Solo and Ensemble Contest, Harrison School MARCH 11 No School, Harrison, Teachers Institute MARCH 16 Harrison School Choral Contest MARCH 17 Parish Council Meeting, Christ the King Church MARCH 19 F i r e m e n ' s A u x i l i a r y Meeting, 8:00 PM. east side firehouse. One way to achieve a sense of power is to own something with power. Thus, the popularity of automobiles. Offer Travel To Africa For Area Students Mr. and Mrs. Larry Reinhard, teachers at John- sburg Junior high school, have been appointed as teacher- counselors in Scholastic In­ ternational's 1974 summer study travel program for high school students. Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard will escort a group of fifteen high school students to Kenya and Tanzania, Africa, under the auspices of Scholastic Magazines, Inc. The twenty-day adventure will be based in Mombasa and Nairobi, Kenya and will spend . some nine days on safari in six of Africa's biggest national parks and game reserves. They will also study the culture and examine the rapid development taking place all across East Africa. This should be a fine ex­ perience for these students to vacation and learn first hand about Africa. Mr. Reinhard has traveled extensively in such places as the Peruvian Amazon, Guatemala, Mexico and Europe in '71, and last summer, on his "honeymoon" through Morocco and Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard will meet interested students of grades eight through seniors in high school March 4 at 7:30 p.m. at Johnsburg Junior high school. All area students and parents are welcome. MARK OF ACHIEVEMENT A list of Villanova university students attaining high academic averages during the first semester of the 1973-1974 school year was released this week by the Rev. John M. Driscoll, O.S.A., vice-president for Academic Affairs. Among them was Edward Saunders of 3805 Idyll Dell road, McHenry. Buchanan was our only bachelor president, and the only native of Pennsylvania to be elected to that position. spurgeons All Maternity Fashions 20% Off This Week Only! I Others Reg. 7.99 to 12.99 619t. 10 39 Anything in the department--20% off this week only! A lot of tops and pants! Smocks and dresses too! Sizes 8 to 18 --get your wardrobe ready in advance at big savings! CHOOSE IT AND CHARGE IT AT SPURGEONS STORE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 - 8:30 Saturday 8:30 - 6:00 Sunday 10:00- 5:00 4400 WEST RTE. 120 MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER WE ARE CONTINUING OUR 10th ANNIVERSARY SALE! (NOW THRU SATURDAY, MAR. 2) \ DUE TO THE SNOWSTORM / STOP IN THIS WEEK, REGISTER FOR OUR DOOR PRIZES & PICK UP ON STORE-WIDE VALUES LIKE THESE LISTED BELOW! BOTH DOOR PRIZES WILL BE DRAWN SAT., MAR. 2.1UST REGISTER TO WIN A 12" BLACK & WHITE T.V. AND A CLOCK RADIO. (PRICES LISTED BELOW ARE THOSE FOR WHITE MODELS - • COLORS SLIGHTLY HIGHER) SPECIAL: WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME SCRATCHED & DENTED REFRIGERATORS (FROM MODEL HOMES) AND ARE MAKING THESE AVAILABLE AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! Model DE500P Model DG500P Westinghouse Heavy Duty ELECTRIC OR GAS CLOTHES DRYER Exclusive Cross-Vane Tum­ bling tumbles clothes over and over and back and forth for fast, effective drying for all your clothes. An ideal mate for your Westinghouse Heavy Duty Washer. Model LA500P Westinghouse Heavy Duty 18 lb. 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