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j"Hys r ouneen THE MeHENlW WAWWAm IlllWIsiSfflSiSlHSSBlsSSiSfswfil^ mi Wonder Lake News Bj Phyllis Whitfield Nativity Lutheran Church A group of juniors and seniors from Nativity Will trayel to Carthage college as guests/of the college for Friendship weekend starting on Friday, April 26. High school students will gather from all over the state to see tHe campus and will be able to take part in two big campus social events. Carthage is now planning a second college campus to be located in the northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin area. "Unseen Belief" is the sermon topic chosen by Pastor Burton Schrcrfeder for Sunday, April 28. Sunday evening, April 28, at 8 p.m., the young people of the church will present their annual Easter play. This year the play is entitled, "The Cloak of Cal- ^vary," the story of the robe that „ Jesus wore, after it was won by one of the soldiers that guarded the tomb of Jesus. Those in the play are George Erber and Terry Haak as the Roman soldiers; Lynn Gustavson as Mary Magdalene; Kathy Thompson as Mary; and Mary Jane Gillis as the angel. The play is director by Pastor Schroeder, with Janice Johnson and Gail Cannon as assistant codirectors. Everyone is invited to attend this play, which will be presented in the church. The junior choir will also present a brief concert. Friday, May 3, the junior choir will have a party beginning at 7:30. George von Bruckauser, Lisanne Alicoate, Thomas Majercik, Terry Byrne, Nancy Batjes, Patricia Batjes, Janet Miller, Kenneth Eppers, Harold Caley, Edward Doutlick, Josephine Kucera, Marion Yager, Robert Freund, Charles Schlottman, Sherry Schiller, Patricia Sperandio and Delores Marke. Enjoy an evening of cards with your friends, and neighbors April 25 at Harrison school, beginning at 8 p.m. The Altar and Rosary sodality is sponsoring this event and prizes will be given and refreshments will be served. Bible Church The married Christ Couple's cilub will have a "progressive supper" Saturday, April 27. But transportation is being planned so travelling from house to house will be more convenient. Reservations are necessary for this event so contact Mrs. Tpinano, Wonder Lake 6393, *fQlF your reservation. Remember the bus leaves at 6:30 sharp from the church. The young people of the church who have so faithfully worked and studied so diligently these past months and have completed the pastor's confirmational requirements will be honored in the morning worship hour Sunday, April 28. After a period of questioning before the congregation, each student will receive a Bible as a gift of the church and Sunday school department. The class members are as follows: Judy Dickman, Susan. Ensminger, Patrea Jacobsen, Janet Schimke, Joyce Schimke, Carole Swanson, Fred Dickman, John' Samkus, Gary Pierce and Douglas Selleck. April 30, the young people will be motoring to Round Lake to attend the Inland Lake Youth FeJowship to be held at the Round Lake Bible church. Fun, food and fellowship is being planned. The regular annual church meeting will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 30. Reports are to be presented from the various organizations and ministries of the church. This will be followed by election of officers. Kiwanis Notes The Wonder Lake club is sponsoring a "Rollerama" show at the McHenry rink April 25. Tickets can be obtained from any Kiwanis member. The program at thee April 15 meeting of the club was a very interesting and informative movie about the citrus industry in Florida. Remember--Attend and Bring a Friend. Realtors Meet The regular monthly luncheon meeting of the McHenry county board of realtors was held Thursday, April 18, at LaGreea's Lake View Inn. Present were Mrs. Larson of Woodstock, president; Herbert Harrison, secretary-treasurer; A1 Warnes, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fritz and Robert Stueben of McHenry; Ernest Schroeder of Crystal Lake; Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mathews and Mrs. James Bell, recording secretary, of Wonder Lake, and a guest, Robert Nelson, of Arlington Heights. P.T.A. Banquet. Eight o'clock on May 14 is the time and date for the P.T.A. banquet honoring the Harrison school teachers. The place is the Ringwood ciiurch and the dinner is being prepared by the ladies of that church. All parents and friends of students in the school are urged to attend this dinner and program to follow to show the appreciation of the community for the year's work by the faculty. Immediately following the dinner, a short business meeting will be held. Officers for the coming year will be installed in a service led by C. H. Duker, who is the speaker for the evening. Some musical selections will be presented, also. Reservations for the dinner should be in by May 7 and this can be done by purchasing a ticket from any of the following ladies: Shirley Cristy, Lois Haak, Jane Setzler, Helen Stitch, Eloise McCafferty, Harriet Wilson, Betty . Gable, Martha " Thompson, Greta Wiessenberger, Jackie Lunak, Olga Grasser, Viola Rochowicz, Anna Samkus, Joan Schwegel, Helen Rueter, Delores Falkenthal, Phyllis Whitfield and Iona Hood. Lyle Davidson spent Easter week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson. He is in his junior year at Valpariso college. His brother, Winn, was very fortunate Friday when his companion rushed him to the doctor's office after he suffered a sudden reaction to a medicine he has been receiving regularly. The quick action probably saved his life. Winn is attending school at the Univer- Business & Service Directory of Wonder Lake Open On Sundays 9 to 1 WOTOER LAKE BUILDERS Supply m Free Estimates A Delivery Phone W. L. 3231 First Holy Communion The children of Christ the King parish will receive -their First Holy Communion Sunday, April 28, at the 9 a.m. Mass. Those who are to receive are George Bon nivier, James Bradkowski, George Burns, John Doherty, Ilona Dvorak, Theresa Etten, Edith Gail Grabovy, Janice Jurgensohn, Diane and Casimer Kasprsak, Jacqueline McMahon, Carol McMillan, Paul Misiak, Mark Motulewicz, Judith Nelson, Edward Raske, Chris Rasmussen, James Smith, I CRISTY and STENDEBAt General Contractors NEW HOMES and REMODELING Phone Wonder Lake 5432 -- 2464 -- 5301 RICHMOND NEWS Phyllis Carlson Elections Results The results of last week's village election were that Frank Buchert was again elected mayor of Richmond. To the town board were elected Vernon Peterson, Robert Stevens and Dr. Savage. Marguerite Covell is village clerk. The appointed village treasurer is Miss Alice Strand. The attorney for our town is Charles Stadtman. The city engineers are Baxter and Woodman. Rotary News Sheriff Herendeen was an interesting speaker at last week's Rotary meeting. McHenry county has grown a lot in the last few years and consequently has more problems in some ways. The Rotarians enjoyed the sheriff. Claud Gordon supplied the program this week. He will soon leave for in international convention of Rotary in Switzerland. Doc Harris, Pro May and Pete Ehorn treated the Rotarians to birthday cake and ice cream last week. A1 Barbian from McHenry was a visitor at the club. Harold Kautz and Ray Widhalm were the senibr boys who were guests of Rotary last week. Easter Bunny Builds A Nest Mrs. Anna Kruse discovered that the Easter bunny had built a nest in her yard and in the nest were its baby bunnies, cutest little bunnies that you ever did see! She shared her secret with some of the neighborhood children who enjoyed looking at the little bunnies. Church News Easter services were well attended at the three churchs in Richmond. Many people were packed in for the celebration of the resurrection of our Lord. The junior choir of the Community church enjoyed Easter breakfast after the sunrise service on Easter morning. Last Thursday evening, new members were taken into the Community church. They were Miss Marybelle Perry, Robert Schwartzloff and Robert Condon. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Colby were granted a letter of transfer to the Community church at Round Lake and Mrs.- Lena Mc- Connell and Mrs. Virginia Parker were granted letters of transfer to the North Florida Presbytery at Daytona Beach, Fla. The chancel of Grace church was lovely with the many Easter lilies which people shared with tHe church. At the Easter sunrise, the cross wis unveiled and all the beauty of Easter, lilies and all shone forth. t Tuesday evening, the congregation of Grace church met for a congregational meeting. Yesterday, the Christian service group of the Community church was hostess to all the other groups. Harry Anderson showed pictures of his trip to South America. Tonight, the Junior., Youth Fellowship group will meet' at the Community church. Next Sunday, there will be a service of baptism at Grace church. Here and There Mrs. Mame Averhoff and daughter, Vida, of Nashua, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde .Kolthoff end daughter, Norma, of Naperville, Mrs. Bess Elfers of Woodstock, Mrs. Ruby Wilson and Mr. and Mr. Charles Osborn of Richmond were dinner and supper guests of Mrs. Ethel Bell Saturday. Easter Sunday callers on Misses Myra and Edna Speaker were Mr. and Mrs. David Speaker, brother of Myra and Edna, Mrs. Gordon Nielsen, niece of Myra and Edna, and her three daughters, Kathie, Kerstin and Karla, and Mr. and Mrs. David Speaker, nephew of the Misses Speaker, and their sons, Gary and David. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallace Kruse and children spent the Easter vacation in Arkansas. Miss Edith Bambas spent sometime at Hot Springs, Ark. Den 3 of the Cub Scouts had a wiener roast at Camp Alpine last week and explored a little in keeping with their theme for the month, "Swiss Family Robinson." The boys consumed at least as much food as the ship-wrecked family--hot dogs galore, koolade,. cake and most anything there was to eat. Albert Ernst of Glenview caled on the H. Carlsons last week. Mary Jean and Stanley Madden celebrated their birthdays this week. Mary Jean is a 'teen-ager and Stanley is 8 now and old enough to be a Cub Scout. Tuesday was Mrs. Roy Todd's birthday. Her grandson, Denny, wanted to see that the news reached the paper. The H. Carlsons spent Easter afternoon in Chicago with Mrs. E Schnier, sister of Pastor Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindholm and family spent the Easter vacation in Iowa. Miss Clarene Steadman received an engagement ring Saturday evening. Clarene graduated from R.B.H.S. last year. Her fiance, sity qf Illinois extension at Navy Pier. Pfc. Paul Reuter is home with his parents for a month's stay after 18 months' duty in Korea. He is with, the engineers corps. After his stay in Wonder Lake, he \tfill report to a base in Louisiana. Paul Mattingly has been "stationed" at Wonder Lake for a few weeks to recover from an injury received in a parachute jump. Body and Fender Repair Complete Truck and Car Painting Auto Glass Installed for any Model Car Tailpipes and Mufflers 20% Discount on General Motor Parts All Shop Work Fully Guaranteed Call McHenry 244-R For Quick Service Ask for Hans 600 FRONT STREET FOR , YOUR > OLD WASHER BARTON SEMI-AUTOMATIC WASHER In Rich Sunshine Yellow to Brighten Your Home I Wise YOURS siNSAmm THIS PRICE Shop At Nye's "Your Walgreen Agency Drug Store" Lowest Prices . . . 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Mr. and Mrs. George Madden and daughter, Patty, had Easter dinner in McHenry at the home of Mrs. George Madden's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John O'Halloran. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O'Halloran were also dinner guests, Later in the day, Mr. and Mrs. George Madden attended a birthday party for Mary Jean and Stanley Madden at the Olga Madden home. * Miss Margaret Johnson was also a guest at the birthday party. Little Douglas Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, was 2 years old last weekend. Jim Miller is one of the gchool bus drivers and is janitor at the high school. Bud Jarrett was home for two days Eastes weekend from Kentucky, where he is stationed. . Easter dinner guests in the William Guffey home were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schessel and Mr. Jacob Brandt of Marengd. Junior Class Play Saturday evening at 8 p.m., the junior class play will be given at the high school. The title of the play is "See How They Run," a three-act comedy. 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