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Earl Miller, president of Sno-Grovers snowmobile club of Spring Grove presenting check to Bonnie Miller, president of Jaycettes (left) and Marilyn Metz, chairman of Donkey Baseball Game (center). The game was in August between the Jaycettes and Sno-Grovers, proceeds to be divided. 1*e victorious Sno-Grovers chose donating towards the Dan Harris Tennis court Fund and for improvements of the new Spring Grove Park. Mrs. Joan Sutton in behalf of the Horse Fair Committee stated that the presentation of checks for <1.000 each would be donated to the Rescue Squad and Spring Grove Fire Department. (Left) Ross Courtemash representing Rescue Squad. (Center) Jack Schmitt. Fire Chief. James Miller, President of Intermatic, Inc. accepting plaque from Mrs. Frances Heinemann, chairperson of Bicentennial Committee. It was a 1776-1976 Bicentennial Award in appreciation for outstanding service and generosity to Spring Grove. Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Teachers ' "> * Meet For One Day Workshop R e c e n t l y , t w e n t y - t w o volunteer religion teachers from Christ the King parish met for an all day workshop to study the work of Dr. William Glasser. The workshop was conducted by Fred Kusch, the assistant superintendent of School District 15 in McHenry. Mr. Kusch, a former high school teacher, has worked extensively with Dr. Glassers theory as principal of McHenry Junior high and by giving workshops all over the country. The theory presented is generally a humane, common sense approach to dealing with people in a learning situation. All of the participants ex­ perienced a stimulating learning exchange. NEW ARRIVALS Jack and Kay Darby of Woodstock are announcing the arrival of a son. Brett Stephen. The big fellow weighed 9 lbs. at birth six weeks ago and entered the waiting and welcome Darby home Sept. 29. Both of Brett's parents are former teachers at Harrison school in Wonder Lake. Joan and Tim Gwizdala of Rockford announce the birth of a daughter, Angela Tamilyn, Sept. 19, at Rockford Memorial hospital. The little girl weighed 8 lbs. at birth. She has two brothers, T.J., who is 7 years old, and Jaret, who is 5 years old. Angela is the eleventh grandchild of Paul and Louise Marke of Wonder Lake. Paternal grandparents are Peter and Dolores Gwizdala of Spring Grove. The baby's mother is the former Joan Marke. ANNIVERSARY Belated congratulations to Paul and Stella Amundsen of Wonder Center who celebrated their thirty-third wedding anniversary Oct. 2. BIRTHDAYS Happy fifteenth birthday to Debbie Maris, daughter of Gene and Donna Maris Oct. 6. Happy fifth birthday to Chad Adams, son of Clarence and Ida Mae Adams Oct. 8. Happy birthday to Marge Hansen Oct. 10 and happy fourteenth bir­ thday to Doug Dusthimer, son of Pat and Don Dusthimer Oct. 10. HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is...members of , the band and chorus of Harrison school, bussing to Chicago to the Arie Crown theatre to see a performance of "Fiddler on the Roof", starring Zero Mostel, Saturday, Sept 25 Happiness is...the beauty of October. Happiness is...lear­ ning to "write" your name in writing. Happiness is...Joan and Ken Scheib, celebrating her birthday and their an­ niversary by traveling to Pheasant Run to see James Drury in "Catch Me If You Can", Sunday, Sept. 26. Hap­ piness is...admiring certain people who are already making Christams gifts for their family and friends Happiness is...clipping coupons and saving a few cents every week at the grocery store Happiness is...just about everybody at The world-known five day plan to stop smoking will begin at 7:30p.m. on Monday, Oct. 18, at Lundahl Junior high school. Crystal Lake. This clinic is being sponsored by the American Cancer Society The program will be conducted by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church staff and a represen­ tative from the American Cancer Society. Harrison school (along with many more Wonder Lakers) sharing the joy of Kay and Jack Darby on the arrival of their son, Brett Films, doctor's talks, lung specimens, chaplain's talks, group therapy, buddy system, weight control, control books and reading material are all a part of the program to help smokers kick the habit. Ex­ perience has shown that ap proximately 80 percent of those attending such clinics have stopped smoking The five day clinic is a series of five consecutive sessions using proven and medically accepted scientific principles jn overcoming the addictive craving for tobacco Smokers will be given specific instructions on how to Rich Fuller Director Chief Instructor Kevin Cedergren Assistant Instructor If you are a man or women between the age of 10-60, let me ask you these questions: Are you physically and mentally alert? Do you often go to work depressed, groggy, physically drained? Do you have any idea of the fascinating things the human body can do, even at the age of 60? Did you ever really learn to fight, or learn to handle a sticky situation? Women, do you honestly feel you can handle a strong rapist, or 2 or 3 of them? Do you know what Karate is? Have you taken Karate before and are not confident in what you've been taught? We don't care what you've seen, heard, or read about Karate, or even if you studied elsewhere. But, if you are still thinking about any of the questions above, you should stop in for an appointment at our new facilities. Our school is the oldest in this area and offers the best physical fitness facilities around. All calsses are small group for better learning and all instructors are tournament champions. Member AKA • Karate • Boxing • Judo • Wrestling • Self-Defense 3106 W. Rte. 120 344-1695 " McHenry Large Crowd Attends Official Park Opening Some two hundred fifty people gathered at the new Spring Grove Park for the recent official opening. There were family picnics and games for the children. About fifty children participated in the games and enjoyed it all very much. Free pop, candy, bubble gum, balloons and prizes were given out to the children. Mr. Max Thompson, member of the Bicentennial Committee opened the ceremony proceedings by introducing County Officials present - Bill Russel, County Recorder; A1 Jourdan, County Auditor; Judge Leonard Brody; Judge Roland Herrmann; also Mr. Ken Fiske and the Trustees of the McHenry County Con­ servation District, and Everett Thomas, McHenry County District Chairman. Mayor Lyle Thomas welcomed everyone and spoke of further im­ provements including a canoe landing at the park. Spring Grove Park officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony by Everett Thomas, McHenry County Conservation District Chairman and Mayor Lyle Thomas, (left to right). Cancer Society Plans Stop Smoking Clinic break the habit permanently without the use of pills, chemicals or any outside aids. A change of diet and liquid intake is stressed to help overcome and resist the distressing withdrawal symp­ toms of tobacco addiction. Registration for the clinic can be made, by phone, by calling the American Cancer Society office in Elgin or in person at Lundahl Junior high school, on the first night of the clinic, Oct. 18. Appetites Stimulated Appetites are certainly stim­ ulated by the aroma of food cook­ ing over an open fire. Cook this one "over the coals:" Wrap ground beef patties, topped with raw potato strips, sliced onions and carrot strips, in heavy foil. Season to taste. Place l4 slice bacon on tops Seal foil around patties using a double fold Cook on grate or in hot coals for about 30 minutes, turning often Fold back foil and serve Youthful Shoppers Will Have Sneak Preview Of Baxaar The Shoreliners' annual bazaar will begin Friday, Nov. 5. The bazaar will be open on that evening from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. solely for the youngsters of the village. They will have the first glimpse of all of the fabulous items for sale. Free gift wrapping will be provided for those youngsters who wish to keep their presents a secret until Christmas. Saturday, Nov, 6, the bazaar will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday hours will be from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. There will be no late evening hours Friday. It was decided that all day Saturday would provide more opportunity to shop in a relatively relaxed, leisurely manner than trying to cram shopping into a few hours Friday night. The Swiss Chalet doll house, the piece de resistance of the bazaar, will be on display at the village hall annex beginning this week. Drop in and see this artfully constructed doll house which would appeal to any girl - young or old. BIRTHDAYS Birthday congratulations are sent to David Gorden Winters who was twenty-three years old Oct 2, Ron Baggio and Richard Wimmer who share a birthday Oct. 10, and David Henshall and Barbara Diebold who will have their special day Oct. 11. ANNIVERSARIES Best wishes go to Morris and Helen Crouch who celebrated their tenth anniversary Oct. 1 and Walter and Bernice Wilson who had an anniversary Oct. 3. OLD FRIENDS VISITED Alice Lawson journeyed by train to Minneapolis. From Minneapolis she drove by car forty miles to Apple Valley, a picturesque community of new families and new residences. One of those families is the Szerszens who have been living in Apple Valley since April and they have become very fond of their new surroundings. Almost all of their neighbors are new to the area too; therefore, the Szerszens have fit in nicely. Alice enjoyed her relaxing four day visit and expressed our greetings to Polly and her family. REMINDERS Tonight is the regular board meeting at the village hall annex, 3211 Beach drive. Be on hand to share in the decision­ making Make your comments known; make your opinions count. Oct. 19 is the monthly ' meeting of the Shoreliners. The meeting will be held at 3208 WA, , Kinley. Help the women help the community and help yourself - join and have fun Sunday, Oct. 31, will be the annual pumpkin judging and costume contest at the beach Plan your costumes now. Shop in the Shores this Christmas - just one more month until the Shoreliners' annual bazaar and bake sale will begin at the village hall annex Our new polling place is Alliance church. Bull Valley road and Route 31. We are in Nunda 8 voting district and no longer vote at the metal works on Route 31. It's better to understand little than to understand poorly. Legion Meets To Hear Reports From Boy's Staters The next regular meeting of Post 491 on Oct. 11, at the post home, will be a dinner meeting The planned menu is roast pork, mashed potatoes, etc. Time of the dinner is 7 p.m. See Stan Burlack before or after, no collection will be made at the dinner as we are having guests. The seven Boys Staters and their sponsors, and our" baseball team and their manager have been invited^io the dinner as guests of Post 491. Later at the meeting the Boys Staters can answer questions . and tell the membership what. Boys State is all about. As usual make your reser- . vations for the dinner by calling . the Club or the Adjutant.. Please call by Sunday, Oct. 10.. • Membership is coming in very well. As this goes to press 50 percent of the 1976 members, are signed up. That is 218. Keep the dues coming in. C O M I N G E V E N T S : Auxiliary Chicken dinner - Oct. 17 (Sunday), Veteran's Day dinner - Nov. 7 (Sunday); . November meeting - Nov. ;8" (Monday); Veterans Day Observance - Nov. 11 (Thur­ sday). For more details watch the local paper and next month's bulletin. Rent a pole light from Commonwealth Edison. 16< a night. Whether you're looking for security or just want to brighten up the night, get in touch with Commonwealth Edison. We'll take a pole light, install it on an existing pole, service it, and of course, provide electricity for it, all for a flat monthly rate. You can get a 175-watt mercury-vapor lamp for as low as $4.86 a month. Or get a powerful 400-watt lamp for as low as $8.01 a month. Both will give you protection, safety and convenience, all night, every night. Just give us a call and we'll do the rest. And once your pole light is installed, you don't even have to turn it on --a sensitive photoelectric cell automatically switches the light on at dusk, off at dawn. Whether you're interested in lighting your yard, stretching the working day, or adding safety and security, our new pole-light service is the answer. For more information, call the marketing department at your nearest Commonwealth Edison office. Commonwealth Edison Working for you. SECTION 2 - PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-WtfHNESDAY. OCTOBER 8,1976 Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis 385-5067 4