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PAGE 12-PLAINDEA4.ER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1971 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 653-9167 Second Son Arrives At Adams Home If you drive into a local gas station and are greeted with a cigar saving "It's a boy!", it's just because the proprietor. Clarence Adams. Jr.. is still popping his buttons over the birth of his second son. Clarence and his Ida Mae presented young Douglas. 17 months old. with a brand new brother on Oct 8. The little fellow was named Chad Walkington and weighed 7 lbs.. 12 ozs., when he \va? born in Memorial hospital. Woodstock Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Paul Walkington, Ringwood. and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Clarence Adams. Sr., McHenry. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Frank Adams. McHenry. and Mrs. Stella Condon, Richmond. Chad's mom is the former Ida Mae Walkington. GREETINGS Belated birthday greetings to Pat McMahon. son of the St. Francis Heights McMahons. Pat. who celebrated his twentieth birthday on Oct. 13, you remember Oct 13, 1951 - Notre Dame won!) arrived here Friday to spend a short leave from the Leathernecks with his family and friends in Wonder Lake NEW CHURCH MEMBERS The Lutheran Church Women of Nativity Lutheran church will meet tonight, Oct. 20, at 8 p.m New members of the Nativity church are Mrs. Joseph iBertha) Hejkeand Mr. and Mrs Karl Olsson and children. Laurie and John. *EW SON A son, Steven Robert, was born to Mr and Mrs. Robert Berezowitz, 7303 Barbara Drive, Wonder Lake, on Oct. 4, in Memorial hospital, Wood­ stock Steven weighed 5 lbs., 10 ozs., at birth and has a brother, Daniel, 14 months. Mr. and Mrs. John Ames, Darien, Wis., are maternal grandparents and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berezowitz, Milwaukee, Wis. TEACHERS RETURN Both Mrs. Martha Raasch and Mrs Joyce Fielder have returned to their teaching duties at Harrison school following an absence due to illness. We'd like to wish a speedy recovery and return to Mrs. Kay Darby, recently hospitalized, whose smiling face is being missed in the second grade area of the school BAPTISMAL SERVICE Tne Wonder Lake Bible church is planniug a baptismal serv ce early in November on a Sunday afternoon Candidates interested in baptism should contact the pastor The Ladies Fellowship will meet Thursday, Oct 21. at 7 45 p.m. and the Pioneer Girls meet Friday at 7 p.m AUXILIARY MEETINGS The Wonder Woods Women's Xuxiliary will meet on Thur­ sday. Oct 21. at the firehouse on the east side of the lake. Election of officers will take place and the bake and Christmas gift sale scheduled for Dec. 4 will be discussed. FIRST CHILD Christopher Michael is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jakic, 5117 W i l l o w D r i v e , W o n d e r I^ake, for their first child born Oct 8 in Harvard hospital. The little quarterback weighed 9 lbs., 7\ OZS., at birth and is the grandson of Mr and Mrs. Leo L Tibbitts, Sr., of Hebron and the great-grandson of Ben­ jamin Horton, Sr., also of Hebron Christopher's mother is the former Dawn Tibbitts. DOGS Dog is man's best friend: True? Some of the time, ex­ cepting. perhaps when it's your neighbors dog, but you go out to buy the sooper dooper pooper scooper to clean up your lawn. Or when you're bike riding around the block and you have to stop to avoid being attacked by a "friend" of another neigh­ bor Or when you're putting your littered gargage back into the can for the fifth morning in a row Just a message for those who still insist on letting their dogs run loose. Dog may be man's best friend and it's a good thing - you're going to need one. GIRLSCOUTS On Oct. 1 the Girl Scout Troop 435 went to Hawthorne Hills in Elgin. We left Harrison School at 5 o'clock and in a half hour we were there. We ate our sack lunches and then we went on a hike led by the great Marge Gibbons to the old Guilford House which was built in 1835. Also we went to the big oak, and old tree that has been there for hundreds of years. That night we had caramel apples. There were some very good skits too. Saturday we spent most of our time cleaning up breakfast and collecting leaves to press. Later on we ate lunch which seemed like supper. After dinner Beth McGibbon ex­ plained how to enter the P I G S, (pretty, intelligent, Girl Scout) Club. At 1 p.m. we started to press leaves. Around 2 p.m. Mrs. Bright asked who wanted to go on a hike and the hands of Gayle Hauble, Rose Robison, Sharon Schau, Bar­ bara Seeber, LaDonna Walker and Marilyn Lehr all went up. After the hike we ate and some of the girls went to church. After church we saw the best skit of all. Then we had Fon­ dues and Beth had her great initiation. We all thank Mr. Haubold and Mr. Walker for driving us there and back. (Submitted by Julie Huff) BAND CONCERT Richard Mikus, band director of the Harrison school bands, announces the first band concert of the 1971-72 season to be Sunday, Oct. 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the Harrison school gym­ nasium. The award-winning concert band will be per­ forming and an added attrac­ tion wil be the "Swing- Phonics" of the Harrison stage band. All parents and friends are cordially invited to come and hear some fine musicians. BAZAAR BAKE SALE The Green Hill Shores Ladies Club of Wonder Lake will sponsor a bazaar and a bake sale on Saturday, Oct. 23, from 9:30a.m. to 5 p.m. The sale will feature many hand made items and delicious baked goods. Signs along the Wonder Lake road and Maplewood drive will direct you to the sale. CARD PARTY Like to join the goblins, ghosts or Halloween witches for cards9 Then come to the firehouse on the east side of Wonder Lake on Thursday, Oct. 28 at 8p.m. The card party will be sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Fire Depart­ ment and there will be prizes and refreshments. Costumes are optional. Marian Drama Club Selects Fall Offering Plans for Marian Central f'athohc high school's fall play are in full swing this week. Students, including those not directly involved in Drama club, were encouraged to at­ tend try-outs held every day- after school last week. To try out Mr Fabis, director, had each participant read a different role in the play, Barefoot in the Park" „and attempted to give different situations for the students to interpret "Barefoot in the Park" is an hilarious comedy by Nejjl Simon, with only six charac­ ters \ Because' of the small cast, there will be more time for deeper characterizations and more students will l& behind the scenes this year, helping vuth. make-up, costumes, props, lighting, and set con­ struction. Rehearsals are held at least three times each week, in the evening, at the school. Scheduled for Nov. 19 and 20, "Barefoot in the Park" will be presented at Marian Central rather than at the Woodstock Opera House, as it was last year. % WARP WORK THE £EST" £>\J&£TITLJTE for GOOD LUCK... 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