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Afit 3&L ' » ' * *V % V • ~ . *V( * Thursday, October 23 ,1952 TkE McHENRY PLAINDEAL£R NEWS FROM Wonder Lake By TunesHe Sella There were seventy-five persons present Oct. 14 at the meeting of the Harrison school P.T.A. The membership of the group id now 123. Mrs. Ruth Oonk's room was the award winner for having- j the most members present. Robert • Stueben, Democratic candidate for the office of state's attorney, presented the education pla&orm of his party. The Republican side of the question was presented in a letter from Steven Duttko, Republican p: pcinct committeeman from Wonder Lake. Mrs. Lillian Belshaw, program chairman, introduced Stueben. Charles Stadtman, * Woodstock attorney, pi esented a resume of the Gateway * Amendment and . spoke of the revenue, amendment of: the Blue "Ballot. Harold Beth, Woodstock banker, discussed the banking amendment. Mrs. MarjoYie Lathrop discussed the chi^d study, group \vhich is to meet NfoV. 4 at 8 p.m. Mis. ' Lillian Plotnei made a plea for tho blood bank. John Lathrop. superintendent of Harrison school, said report cards will be issued at the end of the month and that a parentteacher get-together would be held in November. . < Mrs. Kathy Taylor Jiang and cake and- coffee were served by Mrs. Russell Spuchr, Mrs. John Feyerer and Mrs. Taylor. Football Game : The Wonder Lake football team trounced St. Mary's of Woodstock Sunday in a 21-0 game. Fred Zandier, coach for the Wonder Lake boys, all of Little League, weight 125 pounds or under, said that the Wonder Lakers played a fine game with Jerry Anderson, a standout player. Jerry's 70-yard run for a touchdown was made possible by an opening play from scrimmage by Danny Lundbdrg and the brilliant faking -of Waynt Tronsen, Wonder Lake's quarterback. Earl Miller, Wonder Lake, and Les Richards, Woodstock, were officials for the game. The St. Mary's team is coached by Mel Stuessey. who is also coach for St. Mary's varsity. Wonder Lake will play Burton's Bridge next week. Burton's Bridge team, which only numbers fourteen players, is in the lead place and Wonder Lake needs to win over them to tie for first plfice in the little league. Scottish I Ad Visits Samuel Lamont. 4, whose picture was in the Chicago Daily News recently when ho, arrived from Scotland, was a visitor in Wonder Lake over the weekend as a guest of. his aunts, Mrs. j Kathy Taylor and Mrs. Margaret Kellner, Indian ^ Ridge. Local people are enthralled by the youngster's thick brogue and delighted with his wee kilts. Legion Bazaar Wbitder Lakers are asked tnote that the American Legion Auxiliary is planning a wonderful easy Christmas shopping plan with a bazaar on Dec. 6. The bazaar will include veN erans craft, home-made • pies cakes and all kinds of fancy handwork. , Hospital N'oie» William Fiala is. • surgical patient s|j the Memorial hospital. Woodstock. Mrs. Yelnia -Sinclair was a recont hospital; patient. , \ Will Hear Suit Judge William M., Carroll ' «jf tt,e court will hear the [ $400,000 damage suit of Jo:m | and Irene Faxel vs John It j Wienke, Jr.. and Lucy Wienke in the circuit court room at WO<K'- j stock pec: 15. | The suit arose, from an auto- ! fnpbile accident Feb. .17, 1951," oh I Main St., Woodstock, when Faxel ! claims he; was driving' south on .Main- with his wife as a passenger and that a car driven Tjy J John R. Wienke, Jr., crashed in - | to his car. The car John, was j driving was owned by hi* j mother, Mrs. Lucy Wienke. , The plaintiffs ohatge negligence, wilfulness, and wantonness. Mrs. Kramer Dies Funeral services were held Tuesday in McHenrv for Mrs. Bertha W. Kramer, ^4, of Wickline Bay, who died at her home Friday. She had been ill for several month's. held by Phi Alpha Phi fraternity n the Maryland hotel, Chicago, Friday of last week. Dr. Morbt Speaks Dr. Ej C. Morin, Wickline Bay, whose office is in Woodstock, was guest speaker at a smoker The event was in honor of Dr. F. Elbert Denner-. who has been associated with the Illinois College of Chiropody and Foot Surgery lor the past twenty-five years. • Dr. Morin is president of the Alumni association of the college. Large Registration McHenry No. 5, Wonder Lake's precinct, has a total of 1,162 Voters registered, according to a release from the office of the county clerk, R. D. Woods. This is the official nuirtber quanfieq to vote Nov. , 4. Carl "Ha'Ustrom, assistant supervisor >from McHeni-y tqvnship, resident of Wonder Lake, "said last week that he expected the registration ,to , (each 900. The *°P figure brings, Wonder Lake's c«istration .to , only 200 behiu*! township's top jireein • No., 3. which is right in McHenry. .TlieVotVier three' precinct? trail well be!find these two. (iospel Church Ne%vs Twenty-two students of the Trinity Seminary and Bible college were with us over last Saturday . and Surulay in visitation work and tal>ing part in the service? on Sunday* It was an inspiration to us all to hear the warm testimonies of these fine young people as to theit personal relationship with Christ. - We are looking forward to our missionary conference the lattcr part of November, the first conference of its kind ever held in this community. Speakers representing various mission fields will be with us. Watch for further announcements. And remember that there's always a warm welcome to our Sunday Bible school at 10 ^.m., morning worship service at 11 o'clock anj evening service IT 7:45, e*ch ,undt> _ y TWICE TOLD TALES CAR OWNERS TURNS, -- THEIR ATTENTION ) V ' TO COLD AHEAD I Forty Vcttn Ago The largest , single group of, Frank Lyon, who is the opepersons who should turn an at -1 r>'*-or at the moving picture en- ..entive ear e„ the mere mention j k'tainments at the Central of the word "f?v.>zing" ate ih-j ^peia house,will show at Richnation's automotive owners, thc;1110;1^ on Thursday and Friday American Automobile association of wee)t. Mr. Lyon will advises. .arry his own electric light To the motorist who must rely P!ant and will giye the people on his car, truck or farm tracio":. c ^ Richmond the very best m low temperatures mean tlu.irnoYin£ pictures. threat of ruined radiators, cra^K- >9t. Patrick's chllreh fair closed ed cylinder blocks, slippery t-okri | at Stoffei's hall last night. The conditions -factors ranging from ; politic al speei lies were entertain' expensive repairs to the charior rig end enjoyed by all: of a fatal accident, all resulting A .deal was closed this week from failure to take precaution whereby R. I. Oveiton becomes ary measures against tl^e rav.-.,po<f!s^sW- of the W F. Holtz ages of winter. , .livery 'here. ,Mr OVerlori has' sue- In studying reports compiled vfs^ruUy conducted the West bv the U. S. Weather Bureau for j Side live:•>• frf a number of years a 50-year period, the A.A-A 1 .vnd the purchase of the Fast states thai the average date 'fin; -fe'ide- Uvet'y Mill ^iyf him absolute the first killing frost ^n -^lintjis toni^l" oj the" livery 'business iij is Oct. 20. This year it came MrH. nry; .' it" \ ' - eaS>;.i _ * _: ;• j. . MJ«SEVH Miller,' of Lily Lake! P<tul F. -Siv'ton,^ section direc- VVh,y j{lst year ,aURht ^ the Volo .a•t r iSp ntnhgeft^elSd.- -isW afuathtror ity fo. •i»**00'- novr teaches the Lily Lak(, sohooi . » • the statement that July an.i , MISS R. SE -ALTHOFR OF JOHNS A.^St _ar° .the °nly. month8 .An i'burgh narrowly escaped a Severe horse's heel. The young .lady succeeded in keeping the frighti hed1 horse in the road until at point near Leickem's salcori where, the buggy wheels struck the^ water hydrant. The sudden jar tore the thills from the buggy and the horse ran to Barlian Bros, cigar factoiy, where t slipped &rid fell.oh the cement walk just as it was about to 4ash into the building. . Complete line of Beebe Livestock Remedies at Wattles Drug Store, McHenrv. 8-tf Now! Anyone Can Have HOT WATER QUICK! ..J#!*® Craters Craters on the moon range up tc 140 miles across. Some probably were made by volcanic explosions, while others may have been blasted out by huge meteorites. . N*W Yarkerc Like Factories Twenty-nine out of every 106 workers in New York state are factory workers, compared with 23 out of every 100 in the rest of Hi country . R I N G S 1 2 E Q U A i_ J T V» SNAPSHOT? _ FT* VALBUM ALL PICTURES (MLAR6ED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! which snow has not been wport-i accident her<; on Tuesday of t!": ed m some part - of Illmo.s, em- ;, sh„ was drivin „ Green| phasizing that car breakdowns. ^ t w,,on. ono. of. * frozen radiators, and other eng- t!i0, ;!hills ve \VfU, arinv in, th me trouble cause highway traff. ,thm? to K (1 strik»c the tie-ups and delays. • . HARDEST' . ^ BUSIEST CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN! I'LAIXDEALER WANT ADS For emergency service. Call McHenry 48*. -'ice when you it most, at our modern repair shop! Perk up car appearance. Let us get out dents and scratches. Low cost! DOWNS NASH SALES 406 W. ELM ST. McHENRY. ILL. 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