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I'AGE 22 - PLA1NPKALER-WEDNESDAY. JULY 15, IMI Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Name New Miss tSSSJS'JSZJ^. Congratulations to Wonder Lake Miss Philanne Scully is the new Miss Wonder Lake for 1981-82 receiving her crown from Miss Karen Beres the 1980-81 Miss Wonder Lake. Philanne will now compete in the Miss McHenry County contest held every year at the county fair in Woodstock. It was a tough job for the judges to come to a decision f Philanne and her parents, William and Jay Godshall. BEAUTIFUL FOURTH Because of the marvelous organization of the Ski Club, American Legion, Jaycees, and the Business and Professional Woman's Club, Wonder Lake was able to celebrate the Fourth of July in style. Beginning with the Ski Show on Friday, July 3, which is always done so professionally, to the fireworks, then the parade on July 4, the Miss Wonder Lake contest, and finally the street dance, there was something to enjoy every minute. The parade showed the cooperation of the com­ munity with so many en­ trants and also the crowds along the parade route. This whole event is being planned again for next year, so we really have something to look forward to. WONDER LAKE OPEN It's that time of year for all you golfers and duffers to get out the clubs and sign up to play in the W.L. golf open. There will be fun for Rental 9 75 PER MO. • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 *1980 SOfT\ FOX VALLEY DIVISION everyone and plenty of food. The fee includes 18 holes of golf, brat or hot dogs, dinner, and drinks. There will be balls and tees given to all participants. Low gross will again receive the traveling trophy along with a personal trophy and other prizes will include brunches and dinners for two at various clubs and inns, and membership to a country club. Reservations must be in to Bill Fitzgerald at 385-8060, or Joe Sullivan at 385-5922 before Aug. 3 or the price is increased. Last year over 100 men took part in this event, so make sure to join in the fun at Hunter Country Club on Thursday, Aug. 13. SPECIAL DAYS Congratulations to Dennis Murray who threw a one hitter to help his team the Yankees come out victorious over the Indians on July 7. We now have a teenager in our family! Happy birthday to our son, Chuck, who en­ tered the teen world yesterday, July 14. JAYCEES After taking an active part in the Fourth of July festivities, the Jaycees are now on to new endeavors. Their plans are for a blood drive and to hold a CPR course. They recently received seven new prospective members and are hoping to grow even more. They meet the second Thursday of every month at Dusty's Pizza, beginning at 8 p.m. Lakemoor-Ulymoor LITTLE LEAGUERS MENDING David Jackson no longer I has his arm in a cast ana is t ready to throw a baseball again. David had, a bike • accident before the opening day of baseball and has been a spectator instead of a participant which hasn't been easy for him. Chris Stolle, one of the Angels, sustained an injury in his game against the Indians on July 9. While catching, a ball hit Chris in the throat and he was taken to the hospital by the rescue squad. Chris is now fine and I'm sure will always remember what the coaches mean when they say hot to turn your head behind the plate! COMMUNITY CALENDAR July 13-24, Swimming lessons sponsored by the Woman's Club of Wonder Lake. July 5, Young At Hearts; > 10:30 a.m.; Christ the King. July 19, Manager game against the Brush In. July 20, Senior Citizen meeting; Christ the King. July 21, Cub Scouts Pack 456 swim party. July 23, Lion's Club meeting; 7 p.m. Wonder Lake Inn. » • * » The good wife is the one that makes the load a little lighter--not heavier. Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Trail Bikes Not For Roads Cyclists using trail bikes on roads are asking for legal action against them. It is illegal in McHenry county to use these unlicensed motor bikes on any township, county, city or state roads. Not only are they a traffic hazard, but residents are subjected to the raucous noise and exhaust, both very annoying pollutants. Trail bikes give the riders a sense of personal power, exhilaration, and are cer­ tainly a test of endurance and skill. But they are to be used on dirt trails, as in­ dicated by their name, not on public roads. LAKEMOOR REPORT Starting with the Sep­ tember billing, the monthly charge for garbage will be increas< Notification will also be made by a legal notice in the Plaindealer. Pat Morrison is filling in as the Public Works clerk for vacationing Judy Hennip. 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The largest birthday cake will be the one with 80 candles, when our gracious Mr. Lee of the Lakeside Inn has his day on the seven­ teenth. So many of us have benefited from Lee's generosity these many years. May he have as many more birthdays in good health and peace as he wishes. Little leaguer, Mark Foss, will celebrate on July 20. The same date is the important one for Pearl Ann Zabroski. July 21 is Angela Sexton's birthday. Belated birthday wishes go* to Jackie (Marlene) Stromley who celebrated her natal day July 6. Carl and Jackie spent the Fourth of July weekend with family in Iowa and Minnesota. Quite a trip for a few days. ALL IS WELL Last Wednesday, the lady of the house, Anna Odttn, was in the ' basement washing clothes. She felanced up at the window, only to see a Mack animal peering back at her from the well. Yes, the smallish Mack animal also had a white stripe down its back. After consultation with husband, Harry, it was decided to do nothing and hope the animal would go away. But this is a well constructed window well, and the skunk couk! not get out. Hours passed, and finally Harry designed a long wire rod, to which he attached a pail of water to be lowered into the well. Anna added some celery and lettuce, which their new "pet" promptly enjoyed. The next day, Harry gingerly lowered a plank into the skunk's new nest. Anna put vegetables and fruit and water on the ground above. She was not about to catch a field mouse for the skunk's dinner, as was suggested in the book in the library on the care of wild mammals. . If the Odoms' new visitor hasn't found it too com­ fortable in the window well, the skunk has by now returned to its family. All's well that ends well, without even a trace of a scent. COMMUNITY CALENDAR July 17-26 - McHenry Fiesta Days - fun for all. July 19 - Water ski show and Boat parade on the Fox. July 20 - Free Blood pressure screening. Lakemoor Municipal Building, 7-8 p.m. July 23 -- Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. By sharing another's burden, both of you will walk straighter. GOD BLESS Johnsburg Diane Berlin 675-6291 Open House At Trades Project The Building and Trades program cordially invites everyone to attend the "Open House" of their newly completed home located at 5005 Lake Dawnwood Drive, on Sunday, July 19, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The students have produced a lovely home - please give them your support by attending this very special occasion. CUBSCOUTS . .Pack 454 - the Calendar of Events for the next few weeks is as follows: July 26, Marine Fiesta Day Parade, 1 p.m. - line up at McHenry Train Depot. We will march with colors and uniforms. Please attend if possible - the bigger the turnout, the better we will look as a group. Aug. 22 - Family Picnic - and Sports Festival, 2 to 6 p.m., Harrison Benwell Park, Wonder Lake, on McCullom Lake Road. Bring your own meal and beverage. There will be Cub Scout Olympic Games and races - fun for all ages. It has come to my at­ tention recently, that one of our Den Leaders, Mrs. Carole Sullivan, has been recuperating at home from surgery. We all hope you are feeling much better Carole...the boys miss you! DATES TO REMEMBER July 22, N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Golf Outing, Card Party- Luncheon, Chapel Hill Country Club. July 25, Johnsburg Boys Little League Baseball Picnic-Johnsburg Com­ munity Club. Aug. 10, Junior and Lady Foresters, St. Agatha Court 777, N.C.S.F. Picnic - Petersen Park, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug. 12 and 13, Registration District 12 Schools (Corrected Date.) Aug. 31, First Day of School - District 12 Schools, 1961-82 year. Fish Nest The female stickleback, a fish about three inches long, lays eggs in an underwater nest built by her mate. The nest is a pit dug in the sandy bottom lined with bits of underwater plants, says National Geographic World magazine. 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