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srr'w?ww<* 5 Tv :r? * -*' • '• * "V * .*• *>'•' . -v >«* *« ---'ft j-_ / - 4 - ~ I . - v r., ^ - " " , • v J 'I'-- :•• .< - . • ~ *-« . • -" 1 ?* • - <"* *' .*£. imnmniin (by VaaekM Sells) Attcad Iccthir aad Charles radio statioaa and tki mttIom they perform. Mr. Paetow defaced his remark*' by laying that his views were not necessarily those of the Northern Illinois Broadcasting Company which employs him. He explained that, by law, each Mia M On Thursday emik It fl* Villa Resort Hotel In Pistakae Bay, the graduating class of th» Harrison School at Wonder Lake held their annual banquet .with 1 the seventh grade of the school. station must give 85 per cent of Also present were the parents of its broadcasting time to public j the seventh and eighth graders, service and that local organisa- the members of the school hoard, and three of the teachers, Mrs. Claybaugh, and Mr. and Mrs. John Lathrop. Mrs. Mead, the art teacher, and Mrs. Barr, the music tions can ask for some of this time Visitors from the McHenry PTA, an(j present programs. He sug- • New Ringwood Home Bureau ! gested that any organisation he Home Circle of the Ring- | wishing to take advantage of this . Methodist church, the Won-1 free time should write their pro- teacher. Lake Woman's Club, the Won- | gram and present it for help to the • Mr. Lathrop, principal of the Lake American Legion Aux- j officials of the station. j8Chool, was In charge of the pro- Mary and the Woodstock Doe Club wars present at the Legion hall on TnSaday evening as guests of Dm Iilia fur of Women Voters of the Wonder Lake Area. fallowing introductory remarks by the League president. Mrs. Dorothy McEachren. Charles Paetow, program director of Radio Station WILA, was presented and he gave a comprehensive talk on THE DOME RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE "Food That Satisfies" Try our new chef's famous cooking. Complete dinners, starting at $1.25. CHICKEN, STEAKS, CHOPS, SEA FOOD HICKORY-SMOKED RIBS Mr. Paetow went on to tell! gram, which including the readabout some of the public services ; ing of an interesting class will by now on the air, including one j Robert Wohnrade, and a class called "School -Time," which fea- history by Jean Hay. Jimmie tures youngsters from schools Jacobsen performed magic tricks, throughout the area; Home Bur- assisted by Lyle Davidson, and ean Units and several local farm group songs by both the grades offerings. ^ iwere presented. Following the talk 'and a ques- ! Besides those mentioned, the tion period, refreshments were' graduating class is composed of served. ; Donald Audino, Donald Jones, . .Shirley Howell, Helen Tronsen, • Tommy Holocwost, Pat Fallow, Jim- ' mle Van Kanegan and Clayton Dornbush. Invocation was given by Edwin Dornbush and a talk was given by Anthony Audino. In the amusing class will, Mr. Lathrop was willed a paddle to "take care of the business end of things" and a broom "to sweep his troubles away." v~:: ™* ' Js-" iwn of 11 Prsssnt 10 Ml celebrjUa were Mr. Mllbraadt's two brothers, Arthur aad Ony. from Winona, MIul, aad their famtlles, an aunt. Mrs. Agnes Hins, from 8an Pedro* Calif., and Blla Besser at Chicago, who served as bridesmaid at the Wedding. ' Sunday dinner for the visitors was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Flala. The brush party planned by the American Legion Auxiliary tor Thursday evening has been postponed but the meeting will be held as usual. At this meeting (tonight) the winner of the Poppy Day poster contest will be announced. The fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades -of Harrison school participated in this conand 73 Don't Forget Our FHday Special Complete Dinner $1.00 JOHNNY WILSON, Mgr. Phone Wanoonda 4234 ISLAND LAKE, ET. 176 Community Interior DRAPES CURTAINS VALANCES CORNICES SLIPCOVERS BEDSPREADS WALLPAPER fABLECOVERS % MJ! 4> | IMS. Green St Phone McHenry 490 ! Director* Of Indian lligt jMet Wednesday j On May 11, the Indian ftttge ; Subdivision directors met at the • home of Carl Marx. ! A time clock, purchased since ; the last meeting when It was j authorised, was given to Henry jSetzler to be put on the meter at | the South beach so that the beach I would have light between eertaln {specified hours, winter and sum- I m'er. It was reported that the itime clock on the meter at the [south beach was missing, and it | was voted to replace it j Following discussion on the I beach party, the meeting was adjourned. ! The regular spring meeting of {the membership of the Indian i Ridge Subdivision will be held at' ; the American Legion hall on I Saturday, May 28, at 2 p. m. Mem- 1 bers are asked to mark their | calendars. Reports to date will be made. Hew Citisen Department^ Michael George Beckenbaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Beckenbaugh, arrived at the Woodstock hospital on May 14. The Beckenbaughs, who reside In Wonder Woods, have two other children, Camilla and Ronnie. The little newcomer weighed 7 ft pounda. It Is also a boy for George P. and Gloria Biggers Freund. He was born on May 11, and weighed 6 and % pounds. He will answer to the name of Robert James. Grandpa Ha very Biggers celebrated the occasion at Lake County Sanitorium by greatly Improving following surgery theXsame day. Still another little boy afrival Is Jamea Nelson Grasser, new arrival at the home of Mr. and Mra. Francis Crasser of Wooded Shores (Wickllne Bay). James Nelson weighed 7 lb. 8 oi. and has a little aister, Susan Elisabeth, to walcome him home. Mrs. Frances iRegel has returned to her home from Denver, i where she went to be at the bedj side of her sick mother. Four < days after she arrived back in J Wonder Lake, her mothec. passed , away. * The mother Mrs. Bates, was a former resident in Indian Ridge. Former residents of 'Wooded Shores, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blank are parents of a son horn on Thursday of last week. He has been named Chrlstapher Leonard and he weighed 7 lb. Three little bisters greeted him on his arrival at his home, Diane, Linda, and Cynthia. Herb will be remembered as the proprietor of the "Hickory Nut" in Hickory Falls.' The only little girl of this week's report is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell of Indian Ridge. Patricia Catherine Seibel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Seibel, arrived on May 12 at the Woodstock hospital. The Seibels reside in Woodstock. Lyle Stensrud spent last weekend with his family here. He has been working in North Dakota, where the family will move as soon as school Is out. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chase and son, Fred Chase IV, of Lansing, Mich., have been visiting her parents in McHenry and also visiting friends in Wonder Lake. The Chases were residents here while Mr. Chase was employed by the Edwal Chemical Co. at Ringwood. Wtlbrandts Osberve - 24th Anniversary Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. mm WHEN YOU BUY EITHER OF THESE ouse VACUUM CLEANERS YOU GET A YEAR'S SUPPLY OF TOSS'AWAY PAPER BA&S New DeLux# Automatic . . . Tou - Away Bag zips in. When full, zip out, toss away and replace. New Tank-Type Cleaner . . Includes complete set of 12 attachments. Toss-Away Bag is easy-in, easy-out. Wheaiuti, toss away and replace. Bisy Bumble Bees The Busy Bumble Bees 4-H Club met at the Sells home on Tuesday evening, May 17. Marilyn Stromstedt gave a talk on makeup for teenagers and there was general discussion about a local achievement day and a project to make money for 4-H Town and the junior fair. The Handy Helpers 4-H Club will meet next Tuesday at the home of Cora Jean Henthorn^. Brownie Capers Brownie Scouts are reminded of the hike on Saturday which will leave from Milbrand'ts store at 1:30 p. m. A wiener roast, provided by Mrs. Malda Bastlen, will be held following the hike. Adults are reminded of the two big dinners this evening, one at Rolaine Grill, under the sponsorship of the Woodstock Doe Club, and the other at Greenwood church sponsored by the WSCS. The first dinner will have ham for entree and the second will have roast beef and barbeques. Poppy Day will be observed Saturday, May 28, by the American Legion. Also on thetr agenda for that day is a big dance. On May 30, there will be dedication of the memorial park at 11 a. m. and open house at 2 p. m. post GRADU^°!> CAREY ELECTRIC SHOP --SLXOTKIOAL X30NTKACT0B8 TELEPHONE 281 L McHenry. Ill u can be SURE . . i f i T s \ \ c s U n ^ h < hisc Graduation is e big day in • young fife. A happy occasion made still tipper by the heartfelt congratulations of friends and loved ones. JF&f the finest in graduation Cards, see our complete Gibson selection soon. Scheaffer Pens Scheaffer Pencil# Schrafft's Candy Cameras # ; Jtevlon Old South Cosmetics Stationery NYE DRUG STORE (Walgreea Agency) I McHenry #111 H I > 1 1 l i d H i l l I I > 1 » » will ilinti QUMm^i Day aa Jane SI and wfl have their carnival from July l through 4. Sorry to hear that former realdent, Mrs. Helen Thorns, lost her father last week--Miss Mary Lawren and Mrs. Erlka Frennsaen won top honors in gamea at the Women of the Moose meeting in Wodstock last week--Mr. and Mrs. Buster Proper were guests at the wedding of Mr. Proper's brother in Chicago last week--Joseph "Red" Corcoran underwent ifirgery at the Woodstock hospital last week.--Mrs. Leah Cormier has returned to her home from the hospital after being there several days with a compound fracture of her right shoulder. Now in a cast, she is recuperating at ' her home.--Pretty girls in drifting formals were a part of the Saturday night picture with the Junjpr Senior prom in McHenry and the military ball in Woodstock? The two National Guardsmen from Wonder Lake were both squiring pretty ladies. Myron Mitchell took (Catherine Faxell of Hickory Falls, and Pelham Woodward waa with young Sally Primm of Chicago--Geraldine Cormier of Woodstock Ugh attended the McHenry prom as lek was chossa as theiaae with the prettiest, most feminine dress at the Mothers Tea last week- Small Douglas Sellek was 4 year* old on May 14, and Johnny Hansen, son of Mr. and Mra. Roger Hansen, celebrated Me third birthday on May 13. • Senora Mercedes Ramos was houseguest of Mrs. Dorothy Mc- Bachren over the past weekend. The Senora is a native of Caracas, Venzuela, and has been working for her doctor's degree at Northwestern 'University. ' Gospel Center Hew* A large number of visitors from out of town were in our services last Sunday. Among others the Milbrandtf. of Winona, Minn the Martins, the Krauses and Raffels of Woodstock, the Hendricks'/ns and Johqnsons of C".i<cago the Pearsons of Crystal Lake the Ghv ^ords of Round J*ake iiid Miss Kott iof Harrisburg, Pa. \ The special meetings with the Christian Business Men's committee of Chicago closed in the evening with a fine message by the executive secretary, Frank W. Sheriff. Services are. now being held at Dr. H. J. Fremmel, M. D. Biseasee of the Heart and Lnnfs Staturday by Appointment 308 South Green St. ' Phone 482 E|ly A. Roenau, M. D. Specialising in Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat NOW FULL TIME Hours -- Daily 1 to 4 Except Thursday Tuesday, 1 to 4 and 6:30 to 8 p. m. Hours by Appointment 308 South Green St. Phope482 Mellville Martman, M. D. Specialising in Diseases of the 8kfn CHANGE OF HOUBS Friday 1 to 4% By Appointment Only 308 South Green St. Phone 482 the Canter every 8aa«ay •&*. Wo also wlah to remind the people In the community that prayer meetings are conducted every Thursday night at 8 o'clock. The Confirmation Class (Pastor's Bible Claas) will conclude their course of studies in the Bible and Catechism on Sunday morning. May 29, at 11 o'clock. j The pastor is heard every morn- I Ing this week on Radio Station * WILA at the "Moments of Devotion" hour at 8 a. m. For next Sunday, May 22, we cordially invite one and all to our services ~as follows; Sunday Bible School at 10 a. m., morning Worship Service at 11 a. m., the pastor preaching, and at 7:45 p. m., Evening Gospel Servian^ with Rev. Linn Loshbough bringing the message. Always a hearty welcome. Mve carefully; dont tatt m fmm ritsa. 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