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PAGE 8 - PLAINPEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1974 1 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728 0267 FISH In Need Of Volunteers Drivers To Woodstock The FISH is having a problem with obtaining transportation and phone volunteers! So we are asking each of you do you go to Woodstock or McHenry on a LOSE WEIGHT^ OR MONEY BACK Odrmex can he ip you Become tne t r im s l im pe rson you wan t t o be . Odrmex i s a t i ny tab le t and eas i l y swa l l owed . Sa fe and e f fec t i ve when taken as d i rec ted . No s ta rv ing . No spec ia l exe rc i se . Ge t r i d o f excess fa t and l i ve l onger . Odrmex has been used success fu l l y by thousands a l l ove r t he coun t ry Im 16 years . Odr i - nex 'P lan i s ava i l ab le i n regu la r and la rge economy s i ze . Vou mus t l ose ug l y fa t o r you r money w i l l be re ­ funded by you r d rugg is t . No ques ­ t i ons asked . Accep t no subs t i t u tes . So ld w i th th i s gua ran tee by : BOLGERS DRUG STORE' 1259 N. Green St. McHenry, 111 fairly regular basis? If so, would you mind taking someone in need with you? Perhaps to a doctor's office or to the Easter Seal for therapy. Those persons ^needing a ride could arrange their appointments to fit the time when you have to be in town. Just droD them off and eo about your business. When you are ready, pick them up and bring them back with you. Perhaps the need may be to pick up some medication from one of the pharmacies YOU DON'T DRIVE??? FISH still has an area of service for you as a phone volunteer! Choose a day when you are normally home. Then you are available to call a transportation volunteer should a call come in at the 24 hour central phone at 728-0121. CAN'T DO EITHER OF THESE???? Contact your friends and neighbors and pass the word along about our need!!! For more information about the FISH see or call Mrs. Betty Gabel, 653-9023. Don't forget the FISH card party next Wednesday Oct. 9, 8 p.m. at Christ the King hall. Refreshments! People wishing to sell tickets can pick them up at Betty Gabels - 7501 South Drive. Wonder Lake. Tickets also will be sold at the door. JUNIOR SCOUTS Junior Girl Scout Troop 435 has again become active this year and will hold its first meeting on Thursday, Oct. 3. from 2:45 p.m. till 4 p.m. in the cafeteria at Harrison school. • New leaders, afixious to bring the Scouting program to girls of Junior level, are Judy Grauman and Patty Sellers Girls in fourth and fifth grades who are interested in Scouting are invited to attend this meeting If any mom is interested in the fun experience of working with Junior Scouts, this Troop would welcome another co- leader or Troop committee mothers UNPOPULAR DOGS Every so often the same problem is brought to our attention. There are some very unpopular dogs in Wonder Lake - those who run loose at night and knock over people's garbage cans. Please, be considerate, if your dog is one of the guilty ones, do something about it. We thank you. JUNIOR HIGH SUNDAY The very popular Junior High Sunday at Christ the King church begins this week. On the first Sunday of each month, the seventh, eighth and ninth graders of the parish meet from 1 to 4 p.m. with Redemptorist priests and seminarians from Edgerton, Wis. Much activity dominates the afternoon including film strips, discussion groups, the making of posters, learning and singing new songs, skits and culminating with Mass, followed by refreshments. The young people show a lot of enthusiasm for this First Sunday. Fr. A1 Winert will conduct the first class this year on Sunday, Oct 6 ADULT GI&Lo£COUTS The adult Girl Scout volunteers of Kachina Neighborhood - Wonder Lake and Richmond - held their first neighborhood meeting of the new Scout year last Wednesday morning at Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake. Mary- Lou Cope, Kachina Neighborhood Chairman, presided at the meeting, and the Service Team served as hostesses. Members of the Service Team for the coming year are Mary Lou Cope, chairman, Gerry Sakinsky, secretary. Donna Beyer, treasurer, Nancy Berg, junior consultant, Pat Schuler. Brownie consultant, Lucy Coleman, publicity, and Karen Baker. Lucy Coleman, and Shirley Beall. organizers. Returning and new Scouts got acquainted with a game of "name bingo", which was won by Darlene LaBelle The plant centerpiece was awarded to Mary Lou Cope. After discussing general neighborhood and Council business, the leaders broke up into round table groups to exchange ideas and to help each other get started into the new year Marian Eising, Senior Advisor, gave a short report on the recent Senior Scout camp out at Shabbona Hills camp. Leaders for the coming vear are: Marian Eising and Nancy Berg, Senior Scout Advisors, Lucy Coleman Pat Justen, Cadette Troop 420, Carrie Blaha and Maxine Mahal, Junior Troop 416 Greenwood school, Judy Grauman and Patty Sellers, Junior Troop 435 Harrison School, Gerry Sakinsky and Melody Engelbrecht, Brownie Troop 492, Pat Schuler and Charm May. Brownie Troop 413, Betty Harney, Gert Nielsen, Beverly Haas, and Midge Smith, Brownie Troops 418 and 419, Diane Skidmore and Ann Palmer, Junior Troop 499, Richmond and Shirley Beall and Nancy Karls, Brownie Troop 429, Richmond BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Christopher Maksymiak. son of Wayne and Janet Maksymiak. Christopher will be two years old on Oct. 2. Happy birthday to Debbie Maris, daughter of Gene and Donna Maris. Debbie will be thirteen on Oct 6 SUNNY MONEY COUPON SUNNY MONEY COUPON SUNNY MONEY COUPON SUNNY MONEY COUPON RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT^! * CREAIV l29l DRISTAN TABLETS •991 1.01 ANACIN TABLETS c LIMIT 1 1.15 . 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Save 19% now! 1.59 JIANETTi TUMBLERS 10-PAK REG. 1.39 SCRIPTO BUTANE LIGHTER 1 19 79 Save on 10 tumblers. •F* Buy now and save 60c. 1 Happy birthday to Chad Adams, son of Clarance and Ida Mae Adams. Chad will be three years old on Oct. 8. SCOUT NEWS There will be a fall drive for Boys Scouts and Cub Scouts on Saturday, Oct. 12 at Harrison Benwell Conservation Area Don't miss the Scout show and Scout Mothers bake sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come see your Scouts in action - campiQ£, hiking and scout skills. Anyone interested in scouting, please come. Free coffee and pancakes will be served! COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, Chairman, 653-9549 OCTOBER 3 Woman's Club Meeting Board OCTOBER8 Board of Education Meeting, Harrison School. OCTOBER9 FISH Card Party, Christ the King Hall. 8 p.m. OCTOBER 10 Pre-School PTA, Harrison School 8 p.m OCTOBER 12 Barbara A. Vogel Memorial Leukemia Fund Dance, Christ the King Hall. OCTOBER 14 No School, Harrison and District 200, Columbus Day. 4-H Meeting, East side firehouse, 10:00 a.m. OCTOBER 15 Firemen's Auxiliary Meeting, 8 p m east side firehouse. OCTOBER 17 Woman's Club Meeting, Nativity Luthern Church, 8 p.m. OCTOBER 19 Awards Banquet, Yacht Club OCTOBER 22 Board of Education Meeting. Harrison School. OCTOBER 24 AND 25 Half day school at Harrison, Conference Days OCTOBER 24 Wonder Woods Woman's Club, east side firehouse, 8 p.m. OCTOBER 26 Hard Times Dance, Christ the King, 8 to 1, Woman's Club of Wonder Lake West Shore Beach Connie Schmidt 385-7841 Elect Officers For Association Saturday, Oct. 12 The West Shore Beach Property Owner's Association will hold its annual voting for 1975 officers on Saturday, Oct. 12. The candidate nominations were held at last month's meeting and a deadline of Sept 28 was set for additional names to be submitted. Those interested residents who would like to exercise their voting powers must have their 1974 dues paid in full. The meeting will be at our beach if weather permits or at the Mohlman's residence, 5412 Orchardway. Decision making time is now and those who have had complaints about the organization of our community also had ample opportunity to become a working part of the Association. Any future happenings or events can be attributed to the small minority of cooperative persons and those who did not come forward to express their desire for chahge should be content with their own lack of community interest. In my words, interest is not complaint, but a strong desire to make something better. Please attend Oct. 12 to vote for the nominated candidates as everyone is welcome! HOLD WORKSHOP A workshop last Thursday Mf YOU IN NEED OF . . . * Kitchen Cabinets * Range Hoods & Medicine Cabinets * Bathroom Fixtures * Fi- < * berg lass Showerstalls Vanities and Tops • Gas * * & Oil Furnaces * Air Con- < > ditioning, Central andWin- * > dow * Hot Water Boilers * > and Base Radiation • Sump * > Pumps * Water Softerners SEE OUR DO-IT-YOUR- O SELF HOME IMPROVE­ MENT DEPARTMENT THE BATH SHOP 3012 W. Rte. 120 McHenry 385-0048 was held at the home of Stacy Russel! who is a member of the Pi Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi This is a charitable organization that donates their time and efforts to various needy causes. This year the chapter bought table space from the Holiday Hills Women's Club for the sale of their handicraft at the annual Christmas bazaar to be held at St. Patrick's hall on Nov 23. The Pi Alpha women will give their proceeds to the McHenry County Heart Fund since one of their sorority sisters died last year from the disease. Many other organizations will be presenting their handicraft at this time and residents can buy beautiful homemade articles as well as contribute to the fund- raising event. BEAUTIFUL COLORS Fall is here in our subdivision with the many trees turning yellow orange. It is a beautiful atmosphere to be enjoyed by our residents as well as our visitors. We are indeed lucky to have the many plants and bushes in our area because there are subdivisions looking very barren now. Help to keep your yard's appearance enjoyable to passers-by and let fall be the most beautiful time of the year for us all. PERSONALS Many birthday wishes were had by Dan Russell, Sr., last Friday, Sept. 27, with surprise presents from his four boys and a lovely dinner out with his wife Rose Ternberg clebrates her birthday on Sept. 29 with lots of happiness and joy. Hope all the "shut-ins" in our community are doing much better and we send them all a bouquet of get-well wishes. 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