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SUNDAY, AUGUST 2* Woodstock, Illinois* Historic Town Square 11:00 cum. - 7:30 p.m. • FREE ADMISSION • FOOD, MUSIC A FUN [ FPU TffE ENTIRE FAMIj. Y I - *7 Hours of continuous Musk on 2 Stages } •Pony Rides, Moonwalk and Games for the Kids J •A "Nibble of Woodstock" featuring fine foods 1 [ *2 Beer Gardens •Refreshments J Sponsored by the Woodstock Square Promotional Group • . i , i *' . PAGE II. PLAINDE ALER > WEDNESDAY, AW^jgL ̂ Anne Sowers ̂/ WONDER LAKE 653-9549 Octoberfest In September An Octoberfest, that has been so popular the past few years, will again be held at Christ the King hall, but this year it will take place in September. Traditionally, this tope of celebration is held in October, fait can be held anytime during the fall months. Sept. 24, from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m., guests will be feasting on cabbage rolls, goulash, sausage, sauerkraut. • y ' ;v ? ' • ; % iM 1L. Ht WTjmjl, UK WflWRr WOOw (Muriel) Hewitt, r„__ " Mis. Hewitt had from a ftolongeL l finally could not be fought any lira. Joe pastries. rn. - li'Blfctoa • ! • m MBM, m fl !•oancmgpSHWt aner me canners are htwl ami wnai would an OctebeHeet be Without liquid refreshment* there will be • • All MDDIMtOB'CHWiBv wisvfl)QMKAQ at the door, buUd*anfe tfcfeets may bnpurctiaawlstaiydBfeidjifctafirott Theresa Jiifce orRaoiKat- The dinner tickets will be available at a nominal charge. 8ADN9WS A long-time sunUMlr Mdwt of H. E. BUGH & SON PLUMBING, HEATING &A/C IS MOVING FROM ROUTE 120 WATCH FOR MOVING DATE our ours APPLESAUCE Finally, there's an applesauce good enougjh to be called Tree Top. * < Because we make it with the same crisp, juicy, lip-smacking apples that go into our juice. . So why settle for plain, old apple­ sauce? Pick up a jar of delicious, new Tree Top. You'll taste our top quality apples in every single spoonful. !--25CciE I I any jar of new Tree Top Applesauce. I M> RfUilrt Tiiv Top mil intrrm Mii» SSVflfi! piothMrd Ij»«1 of I i'•rtupon lot l*i-ntv hvr ,*n!» plus jfSSjgSk Good only in U S A C«K »jtu» T Jl* . ","1- unci upon ,r /Tf TTTI '»' trdtmUlHi mH p TIM Tap - I qn.'vt yon suUmii cviilrnrr Ihrioof ' J J l.\ Inc PO Boa 144(1 Cbirtpn Iim$ I lo Tirr Topi on tlw \*le jjM JJ7J4 Good only on Kw pairtM* ot . I S-5/isbiSî cSH' ESTSShtsrl • j | m„si pJy any |J. Void atwir |A||h ImM, OHfrtpHM Ah«umTwIm | | ffgjgg 847DQ IDfcOSfl J She wiD be missed by her. friends lit the Wonder Woods subdivision. * SODALITY COOKOUT y What threatened to be an evening if extreme heat, turned oat to be an evening with a delightful lireeae and pleasant temperature for the Christ the King Ladies Sodality cookout on Aug. IS. No one went away hungry after ||>*|1g<ng In the hot dogs, ^ratwurst, polish sausage, and •way of salads prepared by the HBctn of the Sodality. The desasrts were all tempting, too, for anyone Who didn't indulge too much on the main course! The group was led In songs by Christ™ King's own cheerleaders, Addle Pddo, Tracy Stolle, Mary Yegfer, Judy Lermer, and Barb Barthuly. Lyrics were made up by Mary Yegger and put to familiar tUMS* Father Tranel installed the new officers for fee 1963-M year and a short business meeting was con­ ducted by President, Addie Peklo. The rest of the evening was for socisliiiing among members with everyone chatting about their ac- tivities over the summer. The next Ladies Sodality meeting will be thursday, Oct. 13, in Christ The King hall. SPECIAL DAYS DeClcco celebrating Ids birthday Aug, 38. What a way to celebrate by being back in school a couple of days already! Terry Haak one of the "Big What used to changed to age Joe Sullivan, Jr. *111 be celebrating his birthday Aug. 30 by returning for his third year at Marauette university. Hell have a family membernear ty to wishhim Marquette this year. DISPLAY HOUSE NUMBERS At one time, many ̂ years ago, our community was small enough so that everyone knew each other. Now, as we continue to grow, it is harder to locate people unless their street numbers are clearly marked ̂ The Wonder Lake Fire department is' again making a plea to all residents to have their addres* visible. TWs is especially important when the men are making an e&ergency call where time ia of the essence. Instead of driving up and down streets trying to find the right house, they could already be offering assistance. If you are uncertain of your • correct number, check with the Post Office. - ' .. T . :rv_ : •[- { * . • •. ' COMMUNITY EVENTS Aug. 35-TOPlPS meeting; 1p.m.; Christ The King hall Aug. 38 - First day of school for Marian-Central until ll a.m. Aug. 28 - Promotion day at W.L. Bible Church Sunday School Aug. 28 - W.L. day at McHenry County Historical Museum in Union Aug. 29 - First day of school for District 300 Sent. 5 - No School; Labor Day McHENRY OPTICIANS 1 301 R i vo r s i de D r i ve McHen ry l l l i M c H e n r y I l l i n o i s 385-9240 Glasses mado whiln you wait I (Singlo vision plosttc only) Ovnr 1,000 First Quality M t t o l o r a a a Plastic '20 Fromas Kid's <• • Frames ^ 1*% Matai or Plastic Visit Our Boutique Designer Section SENIOR I CITIZENS WITH PURCHASE OF LENSES FMERGENCY REPAIRS & FRAME REPLACEMENT (815) 385-9240 PLAN FOR WINTER FUN CALL NOW FOR YOUR RESERVATION •WMMUPKHmw MOMMY 6:00 P.*. EVEMNMU ED LEAGUE WE0NES0AY 9:15 P.M. THURSDAY 9:15 P.M. MONDAY 1:00 P.M TUCS. 9:15 HITtlM5P.il. HEO. 9:15 A.M., 9:30 A.M.. 1 P.M. THORS 9:14 AM , NOON. 12:45 P.M RU15UI. JUNIOR REGISTRATION ,-if -. • •• - . ; v : - •' . . • ,:'#P Theatre Opportunities Hie first production in MCC "black box" theatre was "Celebration" last Angast. This year's season will again include four productions. There are opodngs for qualified people in theatre production positions for the 1383-84 productions are: director, "The Effects Of Gamma Rays On Man-In- The-Moon Marigolds" and "Har­ vey." Technical director-lighting designer; costume designer- makeup, properties-costume assistant for all four productions and m u s i c d i r e c t o r - p i a n i s t , choreographer for "Stop The World, I Want To Get Off." The MCC theatre Department is looking tor responsible, qualified individuals who are seriously in­ terested in and qualified for working with young, relatively inexperienced actors and technical personnel, as well as with more experienced area residents. All MCC production involvement on stage and backstage is open to all interested area residents as well as MCC students, faculty and staff. Anyone interested in applying should contact the McHenry County College personnel office. Deadline for applications is Aug. 25 at 4 p.m. For further information contact Robert Riner, director of theatre, (815) 455-3700 extension 246. The Theatre Department at McHenry County College (MCC) will be securing a number of qualified peoplfe for theatre production positions during the 1983-84. The MCC theatre season will consist of four major productions to be staged in the MCC "blade box" theatre and the positions available are on a production-by-production basis. , The 1983-84 season will be: "Hie Good Doctor" by Neil Simon and directed by Debra Woodward. Rehearsal for "The Good Doctor" is slated to begin Sept. 5, with the show opening Oct. 13, and closing Oct. 23; "The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds" by Paul Zindel. Rehearsals begin Oct. 24, opening Dec. 1 and closing Dec. 10; "Harvey" by Mary Chase, rehearsals beginning Jan. 23, opening March 1 and closing March 10; "Stop The World, I Want To Get Off" by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley, directed by Robert Riner with rehearsals beginning March 19, opening April 28 and closing May 5. Positions available for these Richmond Round-Up Days Richmond Round-Up Days will be held for the third year on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 27 and 28. Activities on both days include demonstrations by the Fire Department and Rescue squad, a dunk tank, food sales, and a Paint Clown Face attraction. Fwrtureajrf the ̂ Saturday event on Broadway, and a white^lephant sale at St. Joseph's Church on Main Street from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be an Arts and Crafts Fair and a rummage sale planned, followed by a street dance from 7 to 11 p.m. A mini-pageant, "Visit the Old West" will be presented both days at 1 p.m. on Broadway Street. A pet and bike parade will be the highlight of the, Sunday en­ tertainment at 2 p.m., also on Broadway. > Other attractions will be a bake and produce sale on Main Street Sunday. OlThe public is invited to take part. _______ "• Q. How many people are now in orthodontic treatment? A. More than 4 million people (of all ages) are in treatment now. ' . ' ' • , i , / ' V . < • • •; •. I, 0A TIME: 11AM-3 PM REGISTRATION FEE $2.75 PREPS (7-11) Bowl at 9:15 AM DATES: AUGUST 27th JR MAJOR (1217) Bowl 11 30 AM SIGN UP EARLY STAKE YOUR PICK (SIS) 459-36 36 i-J-L'Sv • • . -