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/ "N ~ Wonder Li ike Mary Jean Huff " ** f • ..728-0267 4-H NEWS | Boy Scouts Return From Carpp Lowden • Boy1 Scout troop 145 of Wonder, Lake has returned homejrom a week at Camp Lowden BhI Kearns and Greg Raab4were tapped out for the Ordey of the Arrow and received the Order of the Arrow Awan|. Other merit badges were (al^o earned by the boys At their Monday night, July 8. meeting, the Scouts enjoyed a nightx)f,shimming at one of the beacpes. The new Boy Scput leader, is Wayne Long with Bill Kearps, assistant scout leader TONSILLECTOMY Wehope that by now Anthony Joseph Brisinte is feeling really great again. Anthony was recently hospitalized at McHbnry Hospital to have his tonsrts out. NEW DAUGHTER Mr, and Mrs. Charles G. Bonk, Jr., 8902 Acorn Path, Wonder .Lake, announce the birth' of a daughter, Tammy Ann, on July 3, in Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock. The baby weighed 4 lbs.,;14 oz., at birth. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dave i Wilcox, Marengo, r and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonk, Sr., McHenry. Mary Wilcox of Marengo is great grandmother. SUCCESSFUL BENEFIT A recefit benefit held by the Wonder .Lake Fireman's AQxiliar^'waS erijoyed itiost by K. Buss of Hickory Hills; E Fefedelem and S. Komorow, both of Wonder Lake. The Women of the Auxiliary are grateful to everyone who participated in contributions for this benefit. AH proceeds will go towards the purchase of winter jackets for the firemen. ALSO...a reminder for an evening of enjoyment, don't forget to attend the Firemen's dance on August 31^ to be held at the McHenry American legion on Ringwood Road. I^ooking forward to seeing yau there.' NEW SON John Noel Curran, Jr., weighed 7 lbs.,'2 oz., at birth on July 2 at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. John Curran, 7810 W. Hickory Drive ( Wonder Lake. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curran, Wonder Lake, and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schroeder, Wonder Lake Marie Schroeder, Wonder Lake; Irene Clark, Chicago; Minnie Huschke, Chicago, and John Curran, California, are great grandparents. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549 JULY 20 Pontoon Progressive Dinner, CHKHltY VALLEY ('IX'B The last meeting- of the Cherry Valley 4-H dub wis held in the home of"Mr awl Mrs. Jim Atchison. T|' meeting started, off with demonstration on* dog grooming by Elaine Limbaugh and a demonstration oh "gliders" given by Mike Davis. Our guest, Diane Engelhardt, was introduced. The Federation report- was given by Bill and Dale Schmuhl. Address and telephone lists of the members were passed out along with the fair books A camping trip is being planned by some of our members and a tour is set up for July to Fish Lake in Elgin Carol Gable and Lynell Limbaugh gave a talk on "Ceramics". Wayne Lemke a talk of "Small Engines", Mike Atchison gave a demonstration on how to test a light bulb, Deanna Davis showed how to frost a cake, and Bill Schmuhl and Don / Limbaugh demonstrated proper physical fitness exercises. We have been participating in 4-H softball and practicing at 6 p.m. Wonder Lake Yacht Club JULY 21 Parish Council Meeting, Christ the King Church, 7:30 p.m. JULY 25 Wonuer Woods Woman's Auxiliary Meeting, 8 p.m. east side firehouse AUGUST 8 Wonder Lake Garden Club Meeting AUGUST 14 Registration, Harrison School Parkland scnool on Monday nights The next meeting will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pope July 19 Lora Schiller, Club Reporter LINCOLN ( LOVERLEAVES The Lincoln Cloverleaves held the last meeting July 1 at the Lutheran church. The meeting was brought to order by our president, Lisa Newport, at 7:30. The secretary called roll and then read the minutes of the last meeting Old business was the tour we are planning to have on* Aug. 10. Our 4-H records will be handed in at that time. The treasurer's report was that we have $210.01 in the bank Four of our members participated in the food demonstrations and they will go to the state fair Two will give demonstrations and two will be observers. The girls, Betty Lang and Judy Vyduna, will give demonstrations and Robin Nolan and Joy Vyduna will be observers We are very proud of our girls New business was that we have to finish our record books. Some fair books and identification cards were passed out Talks were given by Raquel Ryan on ceramics and Kim Finkbiner on fun in the making of food. Refreshments,followed. Andrea Akins, Reporter - Study Course Completed By * Judge Kelly Judge R icha rd C Ke l ly , 19th Jud ic i a l , C i r cu i t cou r t , Woods tock , ha s r ecen t ly comple t ed a fou r -week educa t ion cou r se a t t he Na t iona l Co l l ege o f t he S t a t e Jud ic i a ry . Located on the University of Nevada, Reno campus, the National college acts as the educational branch of the American Bar association Judicial administration division. Ente r ing i t s e l even th yea r , t he Na t iona l co l l ege h2f s p ionee red t he f i e ld o f j ud i c i a l educa t ion in t h i s coun t ry . The in depth course of study in whit^S Judge Kelly Offer Vacation Jamboree At < < Mount Hope About now youngsters are developing a case of the summer "what can-we do- today?" Mount Hope United Methodist church is working a cure The church is planning a Vacation Jamboree with participated included lectures, workshops and organized groups. An judicial faculty, by professional from throughout States, c o v e r e d i'ACik »- FlAiNij£,AL£,R - classes in cooking, knitting, crocheting, baseball, physical conditioning, woodworking, bike hikes and more. The program will have areas of interest for young people from first grade through high school. According to Pastor Len Schoenherr, classes will be offered from 10 to 3 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the church, 1015 Broadway ( P i s t a k e e H i g h l a n d s ) McHenry. Sessions begin July 30 and end Aug. 22. Pre-registration is required. Registration will be held at the church from 10 to IS Wednesday, July 17, and Saturday. July 20. For additional Information call 497- 3713 or 385-50M. 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