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MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Wonder Lake By VaneaM Sella litz, -and daughter, Kathleen, Mr. i and Mra.. Frank ' Zonea, Victor ; Hansen,. Larry Fox and Carol Ann Coleman of -Chicago and Sharor^ Remy of Wonder Lake. - Local Man To Speak ^ |pred Zandier, who served in * Crystal Lake as the recreation director for the summer program pfor .that city's children, will 6e the featured speaker at a meeting this evening before the Crystal Lake Chamber of Commerce. The dinner meeting is being held at Paul Peterson's Lodge on Rt. 14. Mary Ann Friberg of Barrington, who assisted Zandier this summer, will also speak at the dinner. Zandier is, presently serving in Riley as the principal of the grade school there. Another Wonder Laker, Pat Clark of Highland Shores, is one of the Riley teaehers. Legibn News The Wonder Lake post had the honor of reporting 100 percent membership at " the September meeting of the McHenry county council. According to the post CDmmander, A1 Franz, the post is now aiming for an all-time high and hope to have it by the next county meeting Oct. 28, which will be held in Hebron. Franz urges all members to pay their dues and he comments that "A strong American Legion is good for the community, state and nation." The Wonder Lake post was awarded the first-place trophy in the McHenry county American Legion junior basebajl league. The trophy was presented to Commander Franz at the last county meeting. The Sadie Hawkins dance held recently at the Legion home for the entire community was considered a great success. Prizes for the best costumes went to Roy Meiswinkel, Mrs. Donald Michaels and to Mrs. Nancy Franz. The next community dance will be held Oct. 23 at the Woodstock Armory. Admission is frefe and vBiIl Moore's orchestra will play. First Aid Classes All persons of Wonder Lake who are interested in taking first aid instruction are invited to be present at the Harrison school this evening (Thursday) at 7:30. A trained Red Cross instructor. Mrs. Lucy Wienke of Woodstock will be in charge and instruction is free. Now In Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs. Roy tforen of Wonder Center are now on an eastern trip. The first of tiiis Week they were in Pennsylvania and will not be back to their home until this weekend. The Norens are both "employed, at the Ringwood Chemical plant}' Theatre Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swanson and Charles Paetow were among those present at the meeting of the ^McHenry County Theatre Guild last Wednesday evening. The Guild will probably present several plays after the first of the year. ' A Trip To turkey Mrs. Dorothy McEachren of Wonder Lake, who spent three months in Turkey this spring, will show colored slides taken on her trip for the benefit of the Ringwood church. The benefit will be held next Wednesday, Oct. 6, at the Ringwood school. Tickets are available from Mrs. Jean. Decker of Wonder Lake or may be secured at the - door? Those wishing to $-s a model of the new church are invited to inspect it in Muzzy's window at Ringwood. Eileen Margaret Kusch, daughter of Mr. and" Mrs. Fred C. Kusch, was christened"Sunday, Sept. 19, at Christ the King church. Godparents were William Kusch, uncle, and Mrs. Florence Hansen, an aunt. Guests included Mrs. J. P. Coleman, maternal grandmother, of Chicago, Mrs. A. Kusch, paternal grandmother of Wonder Lake, Mr. and Mrs. William Ger- ' '^:/howoov»U6IV ' V R TUC MATLC EXERCISE KILLS 61 RMS? Wor wick's McHenry Camera Center Cameras, Photographic Equipment Amateur and Professional Bought, Sold and Exchanged Photo Supplies VIEW MASTERS and REELS See Us Before You Buy Warwick's Studio. v 1 1 7 N. 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Nativity Church The sermon topic at the Nativ- i ity Lutheran church for this coming Sunday will be "TJhis Bread and Wine," according to the pastor of the church, ttie Rev. Burton Schroeder. Sunday •* Hi also be promotion day for the children of the Sunday sphool. There will be a small remembrance for every child present. The Rev. Mr. Schroeder reminds the public that Sunday School will begin at 9:15 a.m. from now on. meet and the pastor will present a program that will include the latest methods of teaching catechism, including a demonstration of Luther's Catechism on film. Wednesday, Oct. 6, the Altar Guild of the church is to meet. A number of the teachers in the Nativity Sunday School are attending leadership training school at the Chicago Lutheran seminary in Maywood. This is a six weeks' course that meets every Monday. Those attending are Harriet Wilson, Inez Ktueger, Lorraine Stahl, Bill Nielseri, Howard Wenkel, Marion Cannon and Martha Burch Blue Ballot Speaker "Mrs. Bernice Van der Vries of Winnetka, state representative from the seventh district, will speak in the Woodstock opera house Monday, Oct. 4, at 8 p.m. Sponsois of Mrs. Van der Vries' talk are thg members of the McHenry county Blue Ballot committee which is headed by Lowell Nye of Harvard. Mrs. Van der Viies will explain the reapportionment section of the Blue Ballot which will come before Illinois voters in November. Reapportionment is backed by both parties but the measure might be defeated if sot voted upon at all. By the Gateway amendment, two-thirds of those voting election are needed to change the constitution in any way.- The seventh district, which Mrs. Van der Vries has represented for ten years, has a population of 800,000 and the so-called West Side Bloc outvotes these people about sixteen to eleven because of the present type of districting which was created in 1901. The West Sidevs outvote McHenry county legislators atibut five to one. Every citizen interested in government is invited to attend the meeting in Woodstock. There is no admittance fee. Gospel Church NewS We wish to call attention that next Sunday, Oct. 3V being our annual "rally day, we begin the combined service Qf church and Sunday school at 10:30 a. m., closing on or before 12 o'clock noon. This is a service for All children, young people, fathers, mothers, sisters and brothers, cousins, aunts uncles, reighboVs and friends. ® An exceptional program <will be presented by the children and young people of our Sunday School. Special music by the youth chorus and a male quartet from the Trinity seminary and ( Bible college In Chicago. The ' Pastor, Frank W. Anderson, will * {bring a tnrief message on the . subject: "Let Yotfr Light shine." The student group from Trinity seminary in Chicago will ' have full charge of the evening : 1 service at 7:30. •&. A wise buy. Invest in U. S. Savings Bonds. Safe, Sound, Secure -- U. S. Bonds. Little damage was reported to a car which started burning on Green street at 10:30 Tuesday night. On Monday evening at 8 p.m. the Women of the Church will Spend Less -- M More, shop at your nearby CERTIFIED GROCER Certified is America's Fastest Growing Food Stores At Your CERTIFIED FOOD STORE Thursday - Friday & Saturday ONLY! Try Certified's . Raggedy Ann Quality Label PEACHES HUME--. $100 SLICED FREESTONES NO. V/i TINS Fannings - 15 Oz. 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