The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

r PAGE S - PLAIN DEALI Urge Physicals For Students |ifair Features Rough Riders x . . . . . . S u i c i d a l , h a i r - r a i s i n c a n d ramnwavs and «nMHin0 with "Micc Pat lanlrcnn" tii Students entering the nineth grade this August are urged to make medical appointments now for physical examinations. The Illinois School code; Section 27-8, requires that all students must present written evidence of having completed a physical examination upon entrance into the ninth grade or upon entering the district. Parents should ask their physician to record all im­ munizations given under his supervision. If the child has received immunizations from another source, parents should bring these records to the physician for inclusion on the school physical. The district cannot consider that a child meets the * entrance requirements unless the im­ munization records are com­ plete. Since most children were immunized for diphtheria and tetanus before starting first grade, they will require a booster immunization for these diseases. Free immunizations may be obtained through the McHenry County Health department in Woodstock. Parents are encouraged to make appointments as early as possible this summer if they have not already done so. By making appointments as early as possible, parents will help area physicians in scheduling the thousands of children who will need physical examinations this year. Parents who cannot afford a physical should contact the school a 385-1145. Children entering the ninth grade will not be permitted to register for classes in the fall unless th^ have %ritten evidence of having completed the examination. The record of examination must be submitted on a state approved physical examination form and dated no earlier than six months prior to registration. Forms were given to students at the local elementary schools. FormS are also available upon request from McHenry high school East campus. The physical and emergency forms should be turned into the registrar at East campus as soon as completed. These forms must be received by Aug. >to insure the proper ollemnt of your youngster, ft is the responsibility of the ler student to have a shmen physical or a more ent physical on file in the ;'s office. Thirty days are allowed for out-of-state students to have the physical form transferred or to have a physical done. Fifteen diays are allowed for Illinois transfer students to have a physical on file. The early summer is an ideal time to obtain physical examinations for all sports - girls and boys. No student will be allowed to participate in a sport game or practice until she-he has presented the school with k completed physical examination. This is good for one calendar year. The* in­ coming ninth grade physical is acceptable for athletics, but all upper class student athletes should obtain a physical form to present to their physician for a physical examination. This form may be picked up at the office at either,^ast or West campus. Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 School Opening Data Released This year, with the adoption of the county-wide calendar by all schools except Johnsburg, most Wonder Lake children will be on the same schedule. That means registration will be on the same day this year for District 200 and Harrison school. Registration and payment of fees for the 1979-80 school year will be Aug. 16. Harrison school will hold its from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 to 4 p.m. Greenwood will be registering from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Children who are entering school for the first time in Illinois, or students entering kindergarten or fifth grade, must turn in a completed physical form before the first day of school, / The first day of school will be Wednesday, Aug. 29. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON A big surprise was in store for Elmira Simone when she was taken to a local restaurant on July 21. Twenty-five friends were waiting there to wish her a happy seventieth birthday. | The luncheon was planned by Mrs. Simone's daughter, JoAnn Hallerud, and granddaughter, Jennifer Hallerud. LESSONS COMPLETED Due to the cooperation of the weathermen, giving sunny skies to Wonder Lake, and the I excellent teaching skills of - I three Red Cross Water Safety Instructors, 135 children have now completed a two week swimming course. The classes began July 16 and were completed July 27. Classes held ranged in skills from the beginners, who had absolutely no knowledge of any swimming techniques, up to and including the advanced life saving course. Adele Marshall taught beginners, advanced begin­ ners, intermediates, and swimmers every morning at the Wonder Woods beach; and the basic lifesaving and ad­ vanced lifesaving, each af­ ternoon from 1 to 3 p.m. At the Wonder Center beach, the instructor was Dolly Kurtz who taught from beginners to swimmers. Leanne Cristy taught at Sunrise Ridge beach, also instructing the beginners through swimmers. Ten young people who are advanced swimmers, helped the three instructors during the two week course. The Red Cross swimming lessons are an annual activity sponsored by the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, with financial assistance from the Wonder Lake Kiwanis club. Co- chairwomen this year were Mrs. John Kuziel and Mrs. Bill Fitzgerald. SUCCESSFUL BAKE SALE Mrs. Marie Robinson. president of the Young at Hearts, is very pleased to announce that the club's bake sale, held July 22, was a huge success. It began at 8 a.m., and the baked goods were com­ pletely sold out by 11 a.m. The profits from the bake sale will enable the club to enjoy a trip in the near future. The club will be meeting today, Aug. 1, in Christ the King church hall at 11 a.m. A short meeting is always followed by cake and coffee. Card playing is enjoyed by some members, while others enjoy just visiting with each other. Guests are always welcome. SPECIAL DAYS David Samaritano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Samaritano, enjoyed blowing out two can­ dles on his birthday cake on July 26. Dan Buckburger, coach of the Yankee baseball team, will be celebrating his birthday Aug. 3. Aug. 4, Jeff Sptencer, son of Len and Cherie Spencer of White Oaks Bay, will be celebrating his fifteenth bir­ thday. This has been some summer for Jeff. First passing his boating course, then passing advanced lifesaving, and now turning 15 and heading into his second year at Woodstock high! COMMUNITY CALENDAR Aug. 1 - Young at Hearts, 11 a.m. Christ the King hall. hair-raising and e tingling , . are among terms that have been used to acclaim the performances by the "All-American Rough Riders" exhibition driving team. Veteran stunt show producer, John Anderson, promises that the 1979 edition of the show, which may be seen Friday night, Aug. 3, at the McHenry County fair grand­ stand, tops any auto stunt exhibition ever toured before. The public will see precision driving in a fleet of new 1979 pickup trucks, with many in­ tricate maneuvers performed over and between rampways. Daredevil drivers display seemingly impossible skills at speeds which push both the driver and their machinery to the limits of endurance. Sure to be a favorite with thrill seekers are the high wingovers, described as ultimate two wheel balancing with the "Warlock" pickups careening off rampways almost over on their sides, traveling many feet precariously balanced on two wheels. The program will include the antics of "Smash", the daredevil clown, as he risks life and limb while standing on the Aug. 2 - Woman's Club board meeting, 8 {J.m. Aug. 16 - school registration Aug. 23 - 127th annual Wonder Lake Golf Open Aug. 29 - First day of school rampways and speeding "Warlocks" pass within inches of his body at more than mile per minute speeds. "Smash seems to be always getting into trouble as he attempts to match the feats of the stuntmasters, but always has his efforts to just seem to turn out wrong. The program will be injected with specialty acts and climaxed by a ramp to ramp leap of a new 1979 Pickup Truck PAGE S - PLAINDEALKK - WUDNUSUAY, AUGUST 1,1979 ART FAIR The people's choice is the theme of the twenty-first an­ nual Art fair, which will be held at the Barrington high school, 616 West Main, Barrington, Aug. 12 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Over 300 exhibitors are ex­ pected to participate and anyone can register to vote for the artist of choice by paying the poll tax. "The Picnic Basket" will have a menu similar to last year. Early Bird is 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. and lun­ cheon, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with "Miss Pat Jackson" the nation's top girl daredevil, attempting this 70-foot aerial thriller. The Ail-American Rough Riders and International Daredevils are scheduled to be off and running at 8 p.m. at the McHenry county fairgrounds, Friday, Aug. 3. Blumenthal: inflation worsen, recession. will ALSO AVAILABLE: •Eyes Examined •Fashion frames •Glassesjitted •prescription Filled WE ARE NOW PEN Buy SOFT CONTACTS $OO00 ONLY. MM HARD LENS Now avilable at $89.00 Bi-Focal Contact Lenses Also Available COMMONS OPTICAL 4305 W. Elm St., McHenry (815) 344-3900 Also At: 829 E. Rollins Rd., Round Lake Beach, III In The Round Lake Commons Shopping Center 7 Miles S. of Wise. Border 312-223-0020 v^;>; Horr.t ol kmtnean D<e» DOES YOUR HAIR HAVE THE "SUMMER DROOPYS" i Let me perk it up with a good conditioning and o body perm. Be haircare free for the rest of summer. Call me, FRAN, for an appointment at the little Beauty Shop that's hard to find. 4* FRAN >6* HIDDEN CURL 815-344-1019 1212 N. GREEN ST., 0FC- 8 MCHENRY, ILL OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 nt«l!BHKY Rome triwnishiotas SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE IN PROGRESS EVERYTHING REDUCED-SOME ITEMS TO 50% OFF This Chair... is a bed SLUMBER/ SEAT RETAIL $399.95 249 95 INSIDE 'n' OUTSIDE ^ REGULAR Retail Gallon Price of these Jwo products All Wood $699.95 VALUE EARLY AMERICAN SOFA, LOVESEAT & CHAIR Herculon Suggested Price $1499 899 95 CLOSEOUT LOVESEAT SLEEPER Herculon Material Reg. Price s29995 Discounted to MR. OUTSIDE Sal* Until Saturday AUG. 11 Lo*i Listing Colors n i Soft Gloss FiKisk CVeanuP ROLL-TOP IDESKI PLATFORM & REGULAR ROCKERS All Wood with Nylon Material $169.95 Value MOOR OLO SWT MMt Uia MM t TMM PANT •for wood siding, trim, shingles, shakes, stucco & masonry "^-^Distinctive soft-gloss finish gives long- ic^sting protection •latex ease of application and clean up. AQUAVELVET LATEX EGGSHELL FLAT ENAMEL All Wood $799.95 RETAIL for •Combines beauty of a flat with servicability of an enamel •True decorating luxury •Flat, stain-proof finish •Petal fresh colors, scrubbable S S P E C I A L L I M I T E D T i M F O F F E R A V A I L A B L E A T T H E S E F U L L S E R V I C E P A I N T A D E C O R A T I N G S T O R E S McHeoiry Paint Glass & Wallpaper 3411 W. ELM ST. - McHENRY 385-7353 MON -FRI. 7:45 - 5:30, THURS. TIL 8:00, SAT.8:00- 5:00 E FRAMING - ARTISTS SUPPLIES - DRAPERIES ALL SOLID OAK DINING ROOM SET BY AMERICAN DREW SUGGESTED PRICE $3200 *2195 MEDITERRANEAN AMERICAN DREW BEDROOM SET ALL WOOD, 72" Triple dresser, Twin mirrors, Chest on chest, Head­ board. Suggested Price $1299.95 999 95 CURIO CABINET ALL WOOD Reg.$499 349 00 ONE WEEK ONLY LARGE SELECTION TABLE LAMPS Buy 1 at our . . Regular Low Price, Receive 2nd FREE LOUNGER RECLINER REG. $349.95 239 95 W T w i TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM Sofa & Loveseat Reg. *1195 799 95 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Many styles and colors to choose from REG. $299.95 95 199 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRAND BEDDING QUEEN SIZE Mattress & Box Spring REG. $289.95 NOW $18995 FULL SIZE Mattress & Box Spring REG. $249.95 NOW 95 149 TWIN SIZE Mattress & Box Spring REG. $199.95 NOW 95 119 385-8200 4618 W. RT. 120, McHENRY, IL. Hour*: Mon., Tuos., Thurs., Frl; 9 am to 9 pm Wad. & Sot. am to 6 pm, Sun. Noon to 5 pm Free Set-Up, Delivery, 90 Days Same As Cash SEE OUR Decorator Pieces Home I Jkmttican Drt» HIcKBHRV Home furnishings "Tho Storo That Cares To Savo You Money" mw