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PAGE 12-PLAINDEAIER-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 653-9167 7, 1971 Students Display Art Work During Annual Open House On Tuesday evening. Nov. 9. the d<x>rs at Harrison School were opened and youngsters proudly led their parents along the halls, which were gaily decorated with art work made by the students, to the rooms they occupy this school year The parents had an opportunity to meet the teachers pt the annual open house and learn just how the students spend their days at school* At 8 p.m. Mrs Joanne Higgins. director of the Learning Resources Center, presented a program explaining the facilities of the center and their use The days of a school library as many of us remember it are lorrg^gone An impressive list of resources available to students and, teachers was~9t5Tnonstrated by Mrs Higgins TheVenter is also staffed by ten part lime mother helpers and full time assistant to Higgins On Thursda\ and TCriday some enlightening V^nd helpful parent -teacher conferences were held at school and the first report cards of the school season were given out GET WELL WISHES Speedy get-well w ishes to our favorite bachelor banker, I'ncle Bill Huff of Richmond, whose girl chasing activities will be limited for a while now that he has that cast on his leg. CLOTHING DRIVE Nov 21 through Nov. 28 are the dates for this year's Bishop's Cothing Drive at Christ the King church Please bring your donations of clean, wearable clothing to the rec­ tory garage any day of that week Please, no used shoes, purses, men's or ladies' fancy hats (only warm, wool hats or caps), no neckwear, bras, girdles, nylon stockings, pillows, belts, or formal wear. As most of the countries where the clothing is sent are tropical, they are especially in need of lightweight clothing. Also, all kinds of children's and infants' wear. men's clothing (especially light weight work clothes), blankets, remnants and sewing materials are needed. Show your thank fulness in a practical way this year, by sharing your excess clothing w ith those in need. The clothing will be packed on Wednesday. Dec. 1, and volunteers are needed to help with this project. Please call Joanne Firnbach at 653-5326 for details. PACK MEETING The Cub Scout Pack Meeting will be Thursday, Nov 18, at Christ the King church, at 7:30 p.m. The boys have been working hard on some projects about the colonists and will bring them to the meeting to show everyone. NEWVEOPLE We have more good people moving to our lake all the time. Some of the newest families here are: the Ernest Walker family, 4516 Osage Drive, In­ dian Ridge No. 1, the John Wehman family, 7403 Oneida Drive, Indian Ridge No. 2; the Ivewis Hcrmctet family. 7619 Cedar Road, Deep Spring Woods No. 1; the Robert Lambourn family, 9114 Pine Avenue. Highland Shores No. 6; the George Heimos family, 8908 Evergreen Drive, Highland Shores No 6; the Eruin Page family. 7411 Cedar Drive, Wonde^ FratiK Stelmachowski family, 7205 Boston Road, Lookout Point No. 1, and the Edward llrguhart family, 7408 Maple Drive, Wonder Center No 2. Welcome to Wonder Lake. HOLIDAY BAKE SALE Got a taste for some fresh home baked bread" Or maybe a tasty apple pie or a delicious chocolate cake? Then come to the holiday bake sale and bazaar this weekend at Christ the King church, following each Mass, on Saturday at 8 p.m. and on Sunday at 8, 10 and 12 a.m. Also a good place to pick up some unique homemade ornaments for your Christmas tree. See you there. BIRTHDAYS We received a note from Mrs. M Matchen, formerly of Lakeland Park, now of Muskegon, Mich. Mrs. Matchen still enjoys reading news of the McHenrv area in the Plain- dealer and asked us to remember the birthday of her granddaughter, Beverly Jean Brod, on Nov. 13 and also another November birthday in the family, William Walter Brod. Our best wishes to all the birthday Brods and a hello to Mrs. Matchen from Illinois. CARDCLUB Our ladies card club met last Monday night and it seems as the years go on, we nibble less on all the fattening tidbits and more on the diet ones. As usual, when the group gathers at the Huff home, the weather turns bad. This time we had our first snowfall, not enough to please the snowmobile group, but just enough of a sample to get all the kids excited. One of our card players, Sonia Miller of Spring Grove, tells us she reads the Wonder Lake news in the Plaindealer every week (God love her' >. We caught up on all the news in the Richmond- Spring Grove area. Those folks sure do a lot of livin' over there. Mouthwash & Gargle 24 Fluid Oz. 1 Pint 8 Oz. SCOPE ORAL HYGIENIC, WOUTHWAS HORNSBYS ^ family centers -- Daily 9-9 Sunday 9-6 Market Place Shopping Center Christmas \ •j. HORNSBYS family centers -- GIFT EXCITEMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY WE WELCOME BANK AMERICARD AND MASTER CHARGE CARDS. hints BankAmericard I I I ! 1 POLAROID LAND CAMERA a mm* POLAROID SQUARE SHOOTER This is the camera that lets you save money with every instant color picture you take. Come in and see this low price camera with so many expensive camera features. 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