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Li_ Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Plan Autumn Cabaret Dance Asa means to make up the deficit in the fireworks fund, a fun evening is being planned for Saturday, Oct. 10. The evening will begin at 6 p.m. and end at 12 with two varieties of music for all to just listen or to engage in dancing. One band will be playing Country-Western music and the other will be a Rock and Roll band. * Along with the enjoyable music there will be food and beverages. The rustic theme will be carried out in the decorations being provided by Mary Yager and Marilyn Roark. The Jaycees and the Business and Professional Women's club are trying hard to make this event a huge success in order to assure fireworks for next year. If the deficit is not made up, the American Legion feels they will not be able to provide a fireworks display again next July 4. This past year the display came to a cost of $5,000 and they still neeed $1,800 to make up the difference. Come to the dance on Oct. 10 at Christ the King hall and show your support. Advance tickets are available at a slight reduction of the door price and may be obtained by calling 728-0404 CATICETICAL SUNDAY , Sunday, Sept. 20, was declared Caticetical Sunday the Bishop of the Rock- ford Diocese, Rev. Arthur J. O'Neill. A special Mass was held on that day at the cathedral in Rockford honoring certain people from each parish who have contributed their time and dedication to the CCD program. Receiving recognition from Christ the King parish was Vince and Joyce Kaminski. They have both been involved in the CCD program for many years with Vince as a teacher and Joyce as a teacher and secretary's aide. A commissioning of all the CC& teachers for this school* year took plade on Sept. 20 at Christ the King during the 10 a m. Mass. Each teacher was given a wooden cross ^ from Father Tranel as a Xymbol of their position. CCD classes will be held from now until the last week of April. ELECTIONS Three candidates have filed petitions to be put on the ballot for election to the Harrison school board. Jack Van Kanegan and Mrs * Patricia Sullivan are in­ cumbents seeking reelec- tions, while Ron Salgado, will be seeking election for | the first time. Three positions will be j needed on the school board. The election will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 3, at the regular polling places SPECIAL DAYS Congratulations to Tom and Wallie O'Brien who will be celebrating their wedding anniversary on Oct. 1. On Oct. 2, Ray O'Brien wiU be celebrating his special day by blowing out 11 can­ dles on his birthday cake. Oct. 2 is also the birthday of Mrs. Hazel Lange who will certainly enjoy this birthday better than she did last year's. She was in the hospital undergoing heart surgery, but this year is feeling fine. Oct. 7 will mark the tenth birthday of Jason Parquette enabling him to cross over from Cub Scouts to Webelos Congratulations, Jason Happy belated birthday to Phil Johnson who has his special day on Sept. 15. Also a late happy birthday to Bunny Berndt, one of our former Miss Wonder Lake Queens, who celebrated her special day on Sept. 17. MISSING ADRESSES Alex Justen, a delivery person for a local florist, mentioned a problem he encountered recently in Wonder Lake. He had a delivery to make on Hancock drive to one of the office buildings. He said it took him several trips up and down the street before he finally located it because there were few addresses on the buildings. This is a problem we are constantly being reminded of by our fire department also. Maybe we could all make a renewed effort to make our addresses more evident on our homes and office buildings. MADDENING! Doesn't it make you angry when you finally decide to buy two new garbage cans and then one is stolen after the garbageman has left them empty. At least the thief could have taken it garbage and all! Doesn't it mke you upset when you hurry to get the kids rounded up, into the car, and take a trip into Wood­ stock, only to find it starting to rain as you pull up to soccer practice and of course practice has to be cancelled! Doesn't it leave you stunned when a neighbor tells you that the same kids who argue over the smallest thing at home, are a pleasure to have in their home! COMMUNITY EVENTS Oct. 1 - Woman's Club board meeting; 8 p.m. Oct. 8 -- Lions Club directors meeting; 7 p.m. Oct. 8 - Jaycees meeting; 8 p.m.; Dusty's Oct. 9 - Pictures at Nor- thwood Junior high Oct. 10 - Autumn Cabaret; Christ; the King; 6-12 (midnight) Oct. 10 - Co. 1 Aux. die-light bowl; 9 p.m. Offer Floral Design At County College Basic techniques in Japanese floral design will be offered in a seminar series at McHenry County college,# starting Oct 1. Kiyoko Farr will again in­ struct a beginning section from 10 a m. to noon in room 115 in the Applied Science building at the college The class will n *-et Thursday for five weeks, ending Oct. 29. Tuition cost is to be paid at the time of registration plus lab fee to be paid at the first session For those who have had the basic instruction in Japanese floral arranging, Ms. Farr kwill also be teaching a level 111 course on «rhursdatf beginning Ort 1 X and ending Oct. 29 from i to 3 p.m. The location, tuition and lab fee will remain the same as the beginning section. Registration can be made in person at McHenry County college between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. comELim AW PSYCHOTHERAPY Individual Marital Family Group All Ages - AjFkjJRTilne • Professional Practice KOISBAER, M.A. 10 W . Terra Cotta Crystal Lake 455-3400 <24 hrsj Dennis 3319 McHenry 385 ^ s Conway I W. Elm St. cHenry 5-7111 / "See me for a State Farm Homeowners Policy with Inflation Coverage." Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there Stale hr* and Casualty Company Home OflK* moomingtorv U»ino<* OF CRYSTAL LAKE LIMITED JEWELERS OF DISTINCTION • DOWNTOWN CRYSTAL. UKF . SALE 20% to 50% OFF ON IN-STOCK MERCHANDISE ov THRU OCTOBER 3rd HOURS " 5 P M Volo Bog Colorful For October Walks PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3*. lttl Bog State Natural Area, Ingleside, IU., 80041 or call l1* miles west of Rt. 13 on 28478 W. Brandenburg road, 344-1394. Volo Bog is located Brandenburg road. Can- An October walk through Volo Bog shows the visitors the brilliant colors at autumn as the Tamarack trees turn bright golden orange and the sumac turns bright red. This is also a good season to observe many species of birds as they begin flocking and preparing for their migratory flight. The Vt mile trail through the bog is open daily during October through May from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. To enhance your walk, self guided trail booklets are available at an outside bulletin board located at the beginning at the trail. The visitor center is also open during October through May from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and state observed holidays. Guided walks and ac­ tivities for school and other groups are available throughout the year. Please call in advance so that one can be assured of scheduling for a preferred date. For more information about this unique environment or to schedule a guided walk, please call or write: Volo 1 ••"ST *95 *{ I**1 , TU€S. FRO* cHOOSt or** J YHRVJ OR •vV/» and 6 and 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday.. and of Fridays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Participants are en­ couraged to register early as enrollment will be limited to 15. ICHAPELHILL*^* COUNTRY CLUB " 11 2500 N. CHAPEL RD. MCHENRY 3S5-0333 FICE'TOIIR-OWN APPLES PICKING SCHEDULE Beginning Datmt RED DELICIOUS & Now JONATHANS Bolng Pickad Golden Doliclous. Oct. 3* . . . * Lasting, until all are picked VISIT OUR FAMOUS RED BARN •Ready picked apples...freshly graded in easy to carry containers. •Carmel apples •Fresh sweet apple cider •Pumpkins beginning October 1 •Squash, Onions & Potatoes COUNTRY SMOKEHOUSE Country Smoked Hams * Slab Bacon Smoked Sausage * Famous Wisconsin Cheeses ORIOLE SPRINGS ORCHARDS OPEN DAILY 9 to 6 34920 128th St.*Twin Lakes,Wis.® 414-877-2436 Take Hwy. 179 East out of Richmond, turn loft on 1st road going North (Lakavlow Road) right at 1st road going East (12th St.) J °'»5r6Ctr ^ e°ocJ? £2USSgff °c« *eou?y'cl< OCT. 1-2-3 TRUCK REMNANT SALE! BRAND NAME MILLS: GALAXYXTREND • MOHAWK • SALEM XY\ • PH • QUEEN • MASLAND • PHILADELPHIA • WORLD MANY MORE UNADViRTISiD SPECIALS! SAVE SAVE!!! BRING YOUR MEASUREMENTS. LABOR CHARGE WILL BE $1.00 PER YARD ON ANY CARPET REMNANT, PURCHASED DURING OUR 3 DAY SALE Minimum Size Remnant 12: x 12' (Concrete, Seaming, Stairs and Pad Slight Additional Charge.) EXAMPLES: 12' x 15' installed...$20.00 12' x 18' installed...$24.00; 12' x 21' installed...$28.00 AT THiSi LOW. LOW PRICES... + ALL ROOMS MUST BE EMPTY • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SPECIFY INSTALLATION DATE. BUT GUARANTEE DELIVERY WITHIN 21 WORKING DAYS • STEPS S2. ea.; CONCRETE M* YD. ADDITIONAL, SEAMING »•« ft. 3 DAY$ ONLY! THURS. FRI. SAT. OCT. 1-2-3 PLYWOOD MINNESOTA WOODSTOCK 1230 Davis Road (Bypass Rt. 14 ft 47) 815-338-1440 Monday thru Thursday f a.m.-6 p.m.; Friday 9 a.m.-8:30 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.