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Tn THE McHEMftV PLAHWEAIflt Thuftday. Ofcftbw 18. lffil Wonder Lake WALTER DEAN AIDS SHELTER CONSTRUCTION Jane Ducey A basement type fall-out shelter io liou.se six people is being constructed in the basement of the court house annex. Walter Dean. local civil defense director, is one member of a commiltee of four "do-ityourselfers" who will build the shelter as an example for the residents of McHenrv county. The shelter plus provisions and equipment for six people for two weeks will be on display for the public every ni^ht as soon as it is sel up. Also on hand will be members of the RACES (radio amateur communications emergency service) who will be in communication with the DuPage county civil defense center, and the mobile radio unit which will be stationed in" different parts .of the county from, time lo time. The display in our county has been set to coincide with DuPage's cent?)', which is active on Monday night, so that communications can be demonstrated. Information and literature will be available as well as a looksee at our sign of the times. . . .what every homeowner needs in the atomic age Kieth, JUdy Coughlin, Stisan Dusthirier. G a y 1 e McComb, Debbie Falkienthal and Dohha Kiddell. Cheerleaders Chosen The basketball tournament schedule is being drawn up and will be released shortly at Harrison school. Cheerleaders were chosen by a committee of five teachers last week. They are as follows: seventh erade, Edith Grabovy, Barbara Hansen. Helen Palko, Phyllis Reuter, Vickfe Gustavson, and alternate, Joann Feyerer. Eighth grade cheerleaders are Kathy Ahrens, Kathy Howa r d , M a r y P l i n e r , D o n n a R a s k e , R o n e e S o m m e r s , a n d alternate, Kathy McMillan. Coaches are Miss Lundborg and Mrs. Halverson. After practicing with the coaches, try-outs were held before tbe committee of teachers, with these results. 4-H Wonder Workers Eleven new members joined the 4-H Wonder Workers this fall. This beginning group is being led by Miss Jackie Hansen in their first year sewing and cooking. They have chos- <?n the name of Junior Wonder Workers. * The girls electcd officers at their first meeting. They are kdberta "A h r en s. president; tiynn Moore, vice-president; P h y l l i s R e u t e r , s e c r e t a r y ; iptiristine Crane, recreation director; and Connie Abel, re porter. • Other members are Cynthia County Plan Commission to Form A County Planning commission is in procoss of organization to protect the unincorporated areas adjacent to a city or village. Action stemmed from the recent bill signed by the Illinois legislature giving incorporated areas jurisdiction over the area a mile and a half» outside the corporate limits, in the absence of a county plan commission. Walter Dean is working on the commission, still in the talking stage, as a member of the zoning committee of the board of supervisors. It's interesting to note that a mile and a half, as the crow flies, from McCullom Lake's limits would be about to the Sinclair station in Wonder Lake. Motorcycle Burns An unusual accident took place Sunday about 5:30 p.m. Sam Bruscato had just parked his motorcycle in front of the Lake view restaurant and gotten off when the bike burst into flames. The gas tank, although full, did not explode. Robert Parker tried to put out the fire with a large hand ex- T© 6§ ISsru Ice, led or Snow Or If § IPcf Tli® low New re $ to tie 6.70-15 Rayon Type 7.50-14 Rayon Tubeless in Years •., Our New ww raei OK 7®w mm ?©i NYLON - Blackwalls 6.70-15 $ Tube Type 7.10-15 $ Tube Type 7.50-14 $Vi //j I $$ (oj(oj I Add $8 for Whitewalls I All Prices Plus Tax Close-Out '12 • Volt BAfTIBliS 2-Year Guarantee For All Popular Cars Complete TIRE SERVICE L Eiittei'tes 90 7 1 US ... for your Truck Tire Needs McHenry Tin Marl WALT FREUND, Prop. S981 W. Main St. EVergreen 8-0294 McHenry, 111. tingufsher, but the gasoline was burning too fiercely. The firemen wei-e called and they extinguished the flames. So hot was the fire that the tires were burned and even the tar on the blacktop road. Monday morning early the fir? department was called to the Edward Kcistal home in Look Out Point. The bathroom ceiling and attic rafters were on fire due to an electrical short. The fire was put out with water and - the smoke drawn out of the attic. Garden Club Meeting The Wonder Lake Garden club will meet at the home of Mi's. Arthur Hoppe on Ridge Road, Bull Valley, Thursday, Oct. 12, ;it M p.m. Attend Youth Council Conference Pam Carlson, Bruce Erber, Ronnie Doherty and Eddie Sorensofi made up the delegation from the youth center who accompanied Bert Boerner, coun- I ty probation officer, to Rockj ford Sept. 23 to attend tWe Second annual Youth Council com- ; ference at the VWCA. Eleven youth group representatives were there to exchange notes on the problems and progress of the dehters j they represented. The program | consisted of afternoon meelj ings, dinner and dancing in the evening. Boerner was a special guest at the conference. Speakers were Mrs. Margaret Hayes of the Illinois Youth commission, and Dr. Harry Constantine, a psycho 1 o g i s t from Rock ford. Our delegation came back with mahy ideas for activities and money raising projects. Practice Laying ji Trail Brownie troop 265, whdse leader is Mrs. Tom McMillan, practiced laying and following a trail at their Wednesday meeting. The troop divided into two groups, the first group blazing the trail and the seo- I ond group following the trail I signs. To add interest to the j short hike, each group carried | a bag for collecting items along the way. . . .bugs, discarded bottle caps, hair pins, mushrooms. . . .The best scavengers found about fifty different items in the space of a few blocks. An Revolr, Mr. Gebhart A farewell letter he'll keep forever and gifts from his sifcth grade class saw Roger Gebhart off to the Army last Thursday. Substituting for Mr. Gebhart is Joseph Redalieu of White Oaks Bay, who has been a teacher in the Chicago system previously. Nativity Lutheran Clnirch News The Women of the Church will again sponsor the annual Four Seasons festival Saturday, to which all members and friends of the church are welcome. fome and enjoy desserts from all four seasons --Summer, Spring. Winter and Fall. | There will also lie a special "gift , idea" table. This is one of the feVv socials that the congregation has, so don't forget Saturday. Oct. 14, at 7:30 p.m. The Nativity Mates will rtieet Sunday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m. The rieJct two Sundays following will be rally and promotion days in Sunday school, Oct. 22 and Oct. 29. "Christenings The Rev. James A. Vanderpool baptized three babies Sunday, Sept. 24, at Christ the King church. They are Robert John Kotyza, son of Richard and Joyce Kline Kotyza, whose godparents are Fred C. Kosmack and Alice Kosmack Sherry Sue Pierpaoli, daughter of Michael and Susan Holden Pierpaoli, whose godparents are Frank and Diane Rodgers', and Peter Michael Brenner, Jr., son of Peter and Stella Edmonds Brenner, whose godparents are John Brzenk and Virginia Brenner. On Oct. 1, Father Vanderpool baptized Daniel Richard Malo, son of Don and Marlene Joosten Malo. His godparents are Brian Allegrazza and Jucly Malochleb. Sunday, Oct. 8, Robert Marshall Potier, Jr., son of Robert and Mary Trabiani Potier, was baptized by Father Vanderpool. The godparents are Walter Cox and Mary Hall. GOP WOMEN TO ~ PRESENT SLATE OlEl OFFICERS OCT. 17 SUPPORTS BILL Meetings in Springfield this week in a special session of the Illinois General Assembly, State Senator Robert McClory is supporting legislation to | establish twe'n'ty-'foUr new conj gressiohal districts for Illinois. Failure of the General Assem- I bly to pass a re-districting bill j will require all candidates for ! Congress to run at large (in a j state-wide race) next year. One must lister, to learn, and be quiet to be appreciated. An intelligent gal is one ft'ho knows how to refuse a kiss without being deprived of it. The McHenry Towsship Rfis publican Women's club witt* meet Tuesday, Oct. 17, af JT p.m. at the V.F.W. in McHen*. ry. It is expected that thqTbylaws revisions will be (discussed, as well as presentation' of a slate of officers for "the coming election in November and acceptance of any other nominations so desired by the club membership. Harold Cygan, president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, has most graciously consented to the attendance of the Republican Women's Ckib i members at their program that evening. John Shay, director of. civil defense, will present a film, followed by a talk on civil defense on fall-out shelters,. 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