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RECEIVE AWARDS The first pack meeting of the year for scouts of Pack 456 was held Thursday, Sept. 17, at 7 p.nil. This was a meeting primarily to sign up new scouts but those boys who had participated in summer activities were also given pins. Those boys who par­ ticipated in three events received the National Summer Time award gold pin. Those eligible for the pin were: Luther Anderson, Matt Aschman, Matt Dudziak, David Gollan, Randy Funk, Vince Kaminski, Brian Kelly, David Noskowicz, Peter Raber, Mike Smith, Pat Sowers and Chris Tym- chyshyn. WOMAN'S CLUB The monthly meeting of the Woman's club of Wonder u/ We're getting closer to you than ever This brand new Farmers Insurance office is an exam­ ple of what can happen when folks are really con­ cerned about you and your family. I've opened up in a con­ venient new location to better learn your needs and to better fill them. If you already know me, stop in and say hello. If not, come in for a sample of Farmers fast, fair, friend­ ly service on your present insurance problems. PHIL SIIIDAK 1303 Richmond Rd. Across From McHenry State Bank Lake will be held Thursday, Sept. 24, beginning at 8 p.m. in the Nativity Lutheran church hall. This is a change from the normal meeting date which is usually the third Thursday of the month. This will be the first business meeting of the year with all committee chair­ women giving their reports. Of special interest will be reports on the June House Walk, July Swim program, and the Candlelight Bowl which will be held in November. PLEASANT SURPRISE I was pleasantly surprised when I received a letter sent to me in care of the Plain- dealer office from a former long time resident of Wonder Lake, Mary Lou Hartog. She and her husband Leo now live in Horseshoe Bend, Ark., but receive the paper every week and enjoy the Wonder Lake column. Mary Lou added some "old timers" information that I want to share with you. When they moved to Wonder Lake, there were about 25 year-around residents on the east side of the lake. She said these people looked forward to fall when all the "summer people" went back to Chicago and things got back to normal again! The gathering place at that time was Jerry's Place, run by Jerry and Mae Kubovy. It was a tavern and restaurant on the lake, later becoming known as LaGreca's Lakeview Inn. Mary Lou and Helen Reuter were the originators of the "Grapevine" which later was taken over by Fred Zandier and his dad and then re-named the "Party Line". I remember the florist shop Mary Lou started out of her garage in Wonder Center. She had beautiful plants and made up very pretty corsages. At one time before that, she had a novelty shop and I have pleasant memories of get­ ting a Howdy Doody marionette there which was one of my prize possessions. For those of you who have been reading the Plaindealer for a long time, you will remember that Mary Lou was the Wonder Lake correspondent. For the past three years now, she has been the editor of the Hor­ seshoe Bend newspaper, running the office all by herself. It's always nice to hear form former Wonder Lakers especially those like Mary Lou and Leo who were part of Wonder Lake history. SPECIAL DAYS Happy birthday to Anita Beaman who will be celebrating her birthday Sept. 26. Anita is looking forward to getting some new roller skates for her bir­ thday, so look out all you roller derby queens! COMMUNITY EVENTS Sept. 24 - Woman's club meeting; 8 p.m.; Nativity Lutheran church hall Sept. 24 - New Parents coffee; Greenwood school, 9:30 a.m. Oct. l - Woman's club Board meeting; 8 p.m. Oct. 1 - Open House Greenwood school; 6:30-8 p.m. Oct. 8 - Jaycees meeting; 8'p.m.; Dusty's Oct. 9 - pictures taken at Northwood Junior high Oct. 12 - no school; Columbus day Oct. 14 - Business and Professional Women meeting; 6:30 p.m. Johnsburg Diane Berlin 675-6291 Support The Booster Clubs The Wildcat Booster and Band Booster clubs are again offering cheese and sausage for sale to support their organizations. The youngsters will start taking orders Wednesday, Sept. 23. The Wildcats hope to earn enough for uniforms and sports equipment. If you are interested, but are not contacted, please call the Junior high for information. The orders must be in by Sept. 28. DISTRICT 12 "Be an Angel" - help the Crafts committee of the P.T.O. with their Winter Wonderland Bazaar, to be held Saturday. Nov. 21, by gathering a few items needed to construct a variety of articles to be offered for sale on that date. Just bag your donations, mark them ©"P.T.O.", and send them to school with your child, as soon as possible. Any notions, as threads, all colors, yarn, felt and nylon pieces, etc., etc., that you would like to donate would be appreciated. Also, if you have Wed­ nesday afternoons free, and would like to help make the crafts for the bazaar, you are invited to come from 1 to 3 p.m., at Roseanne Stvr- tecky's home. Please call her at 344-1528 to volunteer your expertise. You can be sure they can use an extra pair of hands at all times. Just think of all the flirt you will miss if you stay home! PERMANENT H A I R REMOVAL A SERVICE THAT HELPS YOU FEEL GOOD ABOUT YOURSELF CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION V 4302 W. 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Children do not always look before crossing the streets as they should. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ...to Stephanie Freund, who will be five Sept. 28. Stephanie is one sweet little girl, who likes her cake and ice cream. Have a very happy day with your family and friends. ANNIVERSARY Pam and Ken Brehm celebrated their thirteenth anniversary Monday, Sept. 14. Congratulations to you both, may you continue many more happy years together. SAUFEN-UND-SPIEL ...was a huge success, starting with a super parade. Many people worked many hours for both picnic and parade. Since I was marching, I was unable to view the parade from the side. The Cub Scouts of Pack 454 had 43 boys marching. Boy Scout Troop 455, from Johnsburg, marched also. The parade was the largest I remember in Johnsburg for this event. One hundred entries of various kinds, pulling floats and marching units. And, what parade would be complete without music. This was provided by the Johnsburg Schools Marching band. The picnic was very nice, and many familiar faces were around the grounds. The biggest event for the children was Gold Fish game, which had long lines for many hours. Many happy children went home with a gold fish as their prize for the day. MOTHERS'S MARCH Volunteers for the March of Dimes will be visiting the Johnsburg and other areas the coming week of Sept. 21 to 27. Be expecting them! Coupon Good only at Wondar Broad Hostess Coke Thrift Stara Limit Ona Coupon par Customar Coupon Expires 10/10/tl Sun Overloads The nation's electric power distribution systems are becom­ ing increasingly vulnerable to interruptions that take place on the sun. The charged particles and magnetic fields blasted off in sunspots have led to over­ loads on power lines that have exploded a transformer and tripped safety relays and circuit breakers nationwide. lENTHHSlMVU the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental $1.00 per hour . . . for every hour thereafter. 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