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PACiK :$ - I* LA I \ I)K A LKH-WKDN ESI) AY. NOVEMBER 14, IU7.1 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 7280267 Troop 420 Girl Scouts Sponsor Paper Drive The Girl Scouts in Cadette Troop No. 420 in Wonder Lake are having a paper drive. If you have not yet been contacted by one of the scouts and you would like to save your papers and donate them to a good cause, please call leader, Lucv Coleman, at 653-9676 and she will have a girl in your area arrange to pick them up before Nov. 24. The Scouts in Troop 420 are working toward a special goal this year. They hope to earn the money to pay for an airplane trip to Dearborn, Mich., where they will tour the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, returning home on an evening flight. ' The girls are off to a good start, having had a successful bake sale on Saturday, Nov. 3. You can help them push toward their goal by saving your papers for them - and do your bit for ecology at the same time. FIRST ANNIVERSARY Happy first wedding an­ niversary on Nov. 18 to Debbie and Phil Johnson. RISKY BUSINESS Writing this column is a risky business. At times we misunderstand what we are told. I-ast week we caused all kinds of hav^c for Marie Robinson when we casually wrote that she hki gone for a subjnarine ride during a visit to a Navy base in Mississippi. Actually she went for a tour of the docked sub, but NO WAY did tile Navy take her for a shcWl^ruise in the thing. My apq|6giesto Mrs. Robinson, her Na^jr grandson who arranged the^fcur and the entire U.S. NaVy.' NEW DAUGHTER A daughter, Cassandra Victoria, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Farano, 2712 Michael, Wonder Lake, on Oct. 19, in Memorial Hospital for Mcjfenry County, Woodstock. «">jghed 5 lbs. 13 ozs. and -brWHers, Sam, Jr., 15, Her sisters are Kimberly, 11, 9, .and Candace, 3. M a terrta! grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Heim, Wonder Lake, and paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Peshel, Chicago. YOUNG AT HEARTS The Young at Hearts met on Wednesday, Nov. 7, at Christ the King hall. A shopping trip by bus to Woodfield was planned, there will be no more meetings in November, because of the Thanksgiving holidays. The FISH Organization of Wonder I^ake and Ringwood area had a meeting, open to the public Monday night at 7:30 at Nativity Lutheran church. Mrs. Betty Gabel conducted the meeting. Mabel Pike is the new secretary and treasurer. The FISH Organization is an all volunteer group of people to help all people who need help for traasportation, baby sitting, companionship for the elderly, housework for some one ill. These people give of th&ir time and help freely. We need volunteers badly. A person can choose in which capacity they would like to help. Even a person who has to stay home can do telephoning. Also they can choose the day and time that it is most con­ venient for them. v The next meeting, open to the public, will be on the fourth Monday in February. Mark your calendar now. the exact date will be in a later paper. You may call the FISH num­ ber, which is 728-0121, or call the FISH answering service. We are also listed in the Wonder Lake phone book. Any one who wants to donate to the FISH, our post office box is 172. Three new volunteers signed up at the meeting. Our slogan has become..."If you Need Help, call FISH" "If you Can Help, call FISH". NINTH BIRTHDAY Happy birthday to a young Cub Scout and third grade student at Harrison school, Jerry Draffkorn, son of Betty and Jerry Draffkorn, who will be 9 years old on Nov. 20. Have a happy day, Jerry! COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Woman's Clob of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549. NOVEMBER 14 Cub Scout Pack 145 Meeting, Christ the King hall. NOVEMBER 15 Wonder Woods Auxiliary Meeting, 8 p.m. NOVEMBER 17 U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Change of Watch Dinner and Dance, 6:30 p.m. Christ the King Hall. NOVEMBER 21 Early Dismissal, Greenwood School. NOVEMBER 22 and 23 Thanksgiving Vacation, Harrison and Greenwood Schools. NOVEMBER 25 Parish Celebration Dinner, Chrsit the King Church. Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 NOVEMBER 26 Harrison Mass Band, p.m. 7:30 NOVEMBER 27 Harrison School Board of Education Meeting, 8 p.m. Style Show and Luncheon, "Snowflakes and Icicles'*, Woman's Club of Wonder Lake at the Chateau Louise, 11:30 a.m. DECEMBER 1 Bazaar and Bake Sale, Christ the King Church, sponsored by Arts and Crafts Guild. Bake Sale McHenry State Bank, sonored by Girl Scout Troop No. 420, 9 to 11:30 a.m. DECEMBER 2 Bazaar and Bake Sale, Christ the King Church, sponsored by Arts and Crafts Guild. DECEMBER 8 Bake Sale, Wonder Woods Women's Auxiliary, at the east side firehouse, 9:00 a.m. till?? All of us say silly things-only some say them so much more effectively. Cancel Village Meetings Due To Holidays The village meetings that should normally take place on the fourth Thursday - of November and December have been cancelled due to the holidays. Mark your calendar now for the next scheduled meeting, which will be on Dec. 13, at 8 p.m. LIBRARY NEWS This week is Children's Book Week - what nicer way to recognize it than by bringing your children to the McHenry Nunda Township Library, on LilyLake Road and Columbus Drive and getting them their very own library card and best of all it's FREE to residents of the district. Give your child the joy of discovering the facinating world of books. CONTRACTION AL POLICE The contract for police protection for the village of Lakemoor, was signed on Nov. 8, 1973 LADIES LEAGUE Members met Nov. 7, for their regular meeting. Hostesses were Jean Dember and Mary Crudele. Winners for the evening were: - first place - Mary Crudele, second Florence Mix, third -Helen Netzel, and Joan Delatorre walked off with the booby prize. BIRTHDAYS Olive and Jessie Corbett will become 78 years young on Nov. 17, sharing that date as his natal day is Victor Betancourt. On the eighteenth, Marge Polinski willcelebrateher birth­ day, on the twentieth. Betty Scott will add one more candle on her cake. Norman Morrison shares Nov. 22 with Clyde Fryer Kim Hegner will be celebrating on the twenty- fourth, Sandra Betancourt and Julie Cassell have at least one thing in common and that is they were both born on the same date which was the twenty-fifth. On the twenty- seventh Betty Sinkler will have cause to celebrate her bir­ thday. Gary Leske's cake will become one candle brighter than last year on the twenty- eighth. On the twenty-ninth little Tracy Hueckstaedt will become a great big two years old. I hope she and all the others listed here have a very happy birthday this year and many more to come. RECUPERATING Ethyl Eggert has returned home after a three week stay in Harvard hospital. Here's hoping she is feeling much better and her friends are happy about her recovery. IN CLOSING Someone new in your area"7 Someone move away0 If so. please call me so I may report the changes to the other readers who may be interested For Your Information Dear friends, In time of bereavement, relatives and friends truly want to help and it's a kind­ ness to them and to the family to accept their help. Friends may say "Let me do this" or "Don't worry about that, I'll take care of it." Such thoughtfulness tends to lift some of the burden, which is oppressive enough at time of bereavement. Respectfully, Who pays you when you're disabled? Country Life Insurance Company will--if you own one of our disability income policies. 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