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SECTION 2 - PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15,1980 Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 PLAN CONFERENCE - Planning is under way at McHenry County college for a word processing conference which will show students and local business people the latest in word processing and dictation equipment and supplies. Discussing the plans for the Wednesday, Oct. 29 conference are Gloria Morris who is seated at an A.B. Dick Word Processor and standing from left, Myrna Nelson, Sunnie Drake, Char Collins, Joanne Boppart, Dianne Turk, and Gaye Boland, MCC Audio Visual Tutorial Center staff members. One of the Best Energy Savers of All Time!, GENUINE H O L D S I N H E A T ' -- , r - - S H A 1 1 -taL CtEAB. QpyS '^ WORK FOR YOU" Make Your Own Storm Windows, Storm Doors. Porch Enclosures! 80 EASY ANYONE CAN DO IT! K E E P S O U T C O L D 1 S a v e s Fue l ! / i CUT FLEX-O-QLASS TO SIZE AND TACK OVER SCREENS OR WINDOW OPENINGS! 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Those serving for the coming year will be: president, Patti Hartmann; vice-president, Gary Vogt; secretary, Heather Fitzgerald; treasurer, Nancy Lebda; show director, Bob Hart­ mann; and social chairman, Ken Graff. Tryouts were held at the end of the season when thirteen new members were accepted, bringing the total membership to 45 active members and 3 social members. The club is happy to have members who are not interested in skiing in the shows, but would like to join the organization to help in other areas. They would then be a social member. The Ski club is very grateful to the community of Wonder Lake for all the support they have shown over the past summer. As a member of the community who attends the shows, I can personally say we are all grateful to the Ski club for the hard work and long hours of practice they put in to give us such beautiful and professional shows. CHRIST THE KING CCD ' This year, there is a total enrollment of 302 in Christ the King CCD classes. This SiTf HOME nAVS Prices effective while quan­tities last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. WIN » week tor two in D e t a i l s A t H o r n s b includes kindergarten through the high school classes. Forty-seven juniors and seniors are preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation. Confirmation will be ad­ ministered by Bishop Arthur J. O'Neil on April 5. The children's choir is coming along very well. They were formed during the summer and now meet every Wednesday evening to practice and sing at one of the Masses during the month. They will be singing at the 5 p.m. Mass this Saturday evening, Oct. 18. There will be a Mass for the seventh grade students and their families on Sat. Oct. 25 at 6:30 p.m. This Mass will be prepared by the seventh graders, who will take an active part in the liturgy. HALLOWEEN PARTY Once again, the Ladies Sodality of Christ the King church will have surprises in store for all the children from our area who attend the Halloween party in Christ the King hall on Saturday, Oct. 25 between 1 and 3 p.m. Co-chairwomen for this annual event, Barb Hayes and Judy Lermer are working hard to make it a Halloween party to remember! CANDLE-LIGHT BOWL It's time to get your bowling ball out of the closet and buy your ticket to the Candle-light Bowl sponsored by the Co. 1 Firemen's auxiliary. Saturday, Oct. 25 is the date to remember for this event. Along with the bowling, you will be able to enjoy a buffet which will be supplied by the ladies of the auxiliary. Tickets may be obtained from any auxiliary member or at several of the Wonder Lake stores. SPECIAL DAYS Oct. 11 was a very special day for Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ mund Pulcyn when they celebrated ttffeir fortieth wedding anniversary. Three Wonder Lake couples shared Oct. 14 as their anniversaries. Mr. and' Mrs. Jim Etten, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sullivan, and Mr. and Mrs. Car Walker all added another year of togetherness on that date. "Happy Birthday" to Elenora Willig who will be celebrating her special day on Oct. 17. AEROBIC DANCING DEMONSTRATION The Woman's club of Wonder Lake will be holding their monthly meeting on Oct. 16, beginning at 8 p.m., in Nativity Lutheran church hall. After the business meeting, members and guests will learn how to get in better shape by taking part in aerobic dancing. A demonstration will be given by a qualified instructor and then the women can join in the fun. Refreshments will be served by hostesses, Rita Graff, Nicki Crawford, Ginny Crawford, Charlene Crosby, Marge Dugan, and Dorothy Russell. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Oct. 16 Woman's club meeting; 8 p.m. Nativity Lutheran church hall Oct. 18 Sweetest day Oct. 20 School pictures at Northwood Junior high Oct. 22 District 200 School Board meeting; 7 p.m. Oct. 25 Co. 1 Firemen's Auxiliary Candle-light Bowl Oct. 29 Fall music concert; 7:30 p.m. Harrison school Oct. 31 Halloween !CUB scouts! On Oct. 4, 20 cub scouts from Pack 351 met at Gait air field for airplane rides. The plane holds 4 people including the pilot. They were there from 9-12. On Oct. 10, Den 1, Webelos, v which includes 11 boys, toured the Woodstock Opera House. The Scouts were told different stories about the place and of actors who have been there. Public Assistance Rolls Have Increased Illinois Public Assistance rolls have increased by 33,577 persons, 3.6 percent, between August, 1979 and August, I960, it was an­ nounced by Public Aid Director Jeffrey C. Miller. "During the last legislative session, we predicted our caseload would increase due to the nationwide economic downturn. The caseload increases show the recession is not over for a significant number of Illinois residents," Miller said. While nation's unem­ ployment rate has dropped, many persons who have been unemployed for a long period of time have lost their connections with the work force and are no longer counted as unemployed. Many of these same persons are now receiving public aid. In August, 1979, there were 944,163 persons receiving assistance statewide, compared with 977,740 persons in August, 1960. Public aid roils reached their highest point in March, 1976 when 1,097,336 persons received assistance. The lowest caseload total in recent years was reached in November, 1979. The number of recipients in Cook County increased by 7,344 persons, 1.1 percent, -over the one-year period, while downstate (including collar counties) totals in­ creased by 26,233 persons, 9.9 percent. 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James R. Thompson announced the appointment of William A. O'Connor, Springfield, as acting director of the Department of Nuclear Safety. O'Connor, 30, a lawyer, has served as counsel to the governor and as the governor's assistant on public safety since June 1979. The director's salary is $45,006. "Black Comedy", a play by Peter Shaffer, will begin the 1980-81 Johnsburg high school theatre season. A series of four different plays has been scheduled to be presented throughout the course of the school year. "Black Comedy" will be the school's Fall presen­ tation and will be performed on Nov. 7,8 and 9. The title of the play refers to the fact that the play takes place during a power failure. The cast of "Black Comedy" includes Mark Leslie, Tom Liston, Debbie Swinford, Colleen Boak, Cheryl Burkhardt, Brian Conant, Robert Stanell and Rich Preston. The play is being directed by Roger Zawacki and Dan Stanowski. Sue Chyllo is filling the role of student director. Because "Black Comedy" is performed without in­ termission, an additional short play will be performed with it. "Home at Six" is a short play about a seemingly ordinary family. The cast of "Home at Six" includes Paul Metzger, Cindy Ahlert, Bob Two McHenry Girls will be opening a Beauty Shop called His and Her Hair Niche. The first part of December watch for their Grand Opening Christmas ' Special. Baker, Joe Kalisek, Kellie Fleming, Kathy Wester, and Mellissa Russell. The performances of "Black Comedy" and its companion play will be given at 8 p.m. on Nov. 7 and 8, and at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 9. Johnsburg high school's second production of the year will be an evening of one-act plays and im­ provisations. This evening, to be directed by Dan Stanowski, will be presented on Jan. 9. The next production of the year is the third annual Winter Dinner-Theatre. The entertainment at this event will be the delightful comedy, written in the 1930's by Moss Hart and George S. 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