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Thursday, January 28, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Th*-- Wonder Lake e^Judi Kolar To Study In Vienna Jane Ducey Judi Kolar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolar of Indian Ridge, will finish the second semester of her third year at Quincy college, Quiney, as a student at the University of Vienna in Austria. r Jiidl is the only Quincy student in a group of 112 college Students from all over the lifted States making the trip unaer the .auspices of the Institute of Studies. The groupuggves from New York on the Saxonia, Feb. 2, for Le Havre. Prior to enrolling in Vienna, they will make a two week tour "of London, Paris, Strasbourg and Munich. At the University Judi will study literature, german and ptolosophy. The students will li* with private families in Vienna since part' of the objective is to learn to know the people better. At Easter vacation she will go to Rome for two weeks. Another break in her studies will con e at the end of June when the itinerary calls fofHTthree week tour through Switzerland to Spain. I^his emissary of good will for Uncle Sam will be back in Wonder Lake at the end of August. WeM'are looking forward to her letters home for news of this wonderful trip and life in "Alt Vien". Birthday Books The Harrison school library has 3,248 books and we believe imo be the best, and certainly the newest, at the elementary school level, in the whole of McHenry county. • To further the student's participation in, and knowledge of the library, a special birthday book gift procedure was introduced last fall which had added a book a week, on an average, to the school library. (Jit works like this. Instead of " treating the class to dessert in honor of his birthday, the student may make his class and the school the gift of a book of his choosing for the library. The birthday child goes to the front office and selects his . book from a special assortment for every age level. Each book a costs $2 which is an average Q^the actual cost. The librari- • arT Mrs. GusWftfeh, through the procedure with the student for entering a book in/the library. ^, A name plate is pasted In the book which says that the book ig the gift of the student in honor of Ms birthday. Accompanied by Mrs. Gustavson the student and his book go back to his classroom, where t h e p r e s e n t a t i o n i s made known and the class sings "Happy Birthday". Rounding out the ceremony in the primary grades, the teacher "finds time" during the day to read the book to the class. In any case the donor is privileged to be first to sign the book out to read. Expanding the library's use, it has been open to the community's children for the past two summers. It is anticipated that this service will be further expanded this summer to include more days a week for, checking out books. Friday Night League . Team standings show Paul's Hardware in first place with 39 wins and 21 losses; Lake Cleaners next with 37 wins; Cristy's 34%; W.L. Bldrs. 34; Kopper Kettle 32; Freund's Dairy 31; George's Firemen 29; and Leo's Landscape tie with W.L. Motors with 27; Van's Lounge 26; Silks 24%; and Mill Inn with 20 wins and 40 losses. High men in Friday night's play were D. Schaefer 539; E. Johnson 543; E. O'Brien 534; S. Simon 521; A. Wirtz 207- 532; G. Pederson 204-533; L. Pierpoali 570; A. Diederich 205-206-569; B. Chudik 205- 556; B. Winters 257-201-651; C. Kopp 201-546; B. Detwiler 545. Inter-Church BB League Adds New Team The team from the First Methodist church in Woodstock has been added to the roster of the inter-church basketball league. The other four teams are from Greenwood, Ringwood and McHenry Methodist churches, and Nativity Lutheran church. The teams which play every Monday evening, at Harrison school, have shown some really fine playing. A trophy fund is now being started by asking a 15 cent donation from the spectators who came to see the two games played every Monday. The trophy will be presented to the winning team at the banquet in the spring. Come and encourage the boys in Christian sportsmanship and fair play. Monday, Jan. 30, Wonder Lake will play Woodstock, and Ringwood will play McHenry. „ 'Memorial Hospital Benefit The Memorial hospital auxiliary Sew-N-Sew members always anticipate Mrs. Betty Fiala's delicious sweetg, and Thursday, Jan. 19, these were greatly enjoyed when the afternoon's -projects were completed. Workers were Mrs. Harold Wohnrade, Mrs. Ray Sullivan, Mrs. Don Swanson, Mrs. Larry Fuhrer, Mrs. Tony Weretka, Mrs. Harry Davidson, Mrs. Tea Eltoft, Mrs. Richard Hagen and Mrs. Charles Kopp. Mrs. Amy Pegan and Mrs. John Tocik Hvere guests. .... Hostess Mrs. Chris Rasmusseh was a lucky winner at her M e m o r i a l h o s p i t a l b e n e f i t Thursday night, Jan. 19. Mrs. Afiha Landman and Mrs. Larry Fuhrer also had high scores. Others playing at the three table canasta party were Mrs. V4ctor Milbrandt, Mrs. Ted Eltoft, Mrs. Stanley Wilson, Mrs. Robert Kiddell, Mrs. Ed Gallas, Jr., Mrs. Tony Weretka* Mrs. Mildred Lundborg, Mrs. Ed Gallas, Sr., and Mrs. John Markel. Bible Church News The Rev. and Mrs. James Smoke will be guests at both services on Sunday, Feb. 5. The Smokes will be leaving soon to do missionary work in Lebanon under Youth for Christ sponsorship. The men of the church and community are invited to Fellowship Night Jan. 30. A special program has been planned and the guest speaker, Mr. A. J. Vander Mueliea. has a wonderful message to give. Don't miss it. Dinner at 7:30. FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products I-- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Phone EV. 5-0195 or EV. 5-0232 END YOUR COLD WEATHER DRYING PROBLEMS with an Elccttit Clothes o with High-Speed Drying System i, • BIG CAPACITY • TIMER DIAL • ADJUSTABLE CONTROLS • NO SPECIAL WIRING NECESSARY This is a Special Offer for a limited time . . • You will receive a 100-Amp. (240-Volt) Standard Wiring Installation ... A $45.00 value' for Only $29.95 SoM&/P/dC£s $1 CQ95 | ^0 J W/T with the purchase of an Electric Clothes Dryer, Range or Water Heater. This offer available to only those with a 30 Amp. (120- Volt) Service at present. Commonwealth Edison Publtc Service Company 1MHTIB Phone EV. 5-5500 119 S. Green St. McHenry, III. fa Jan. 30 to Feb. 5 is Founder's Week at Moody Bible Institute. Some of the nation's best known Bible teachers will speak, such as Dr. Robert Lee; Dr. G. Allen Fleece; Dr. Carl Amerding; and Dr. William Culbertson, president of Moody Bible Institute. Special music will be featured as well as a Missionary symposium; class reunion; Alumnae Day; institute tours; and special displays. If you can't take advantage of these programs be sure to listen to WMBI, 1110 on your dial, or WMBI FM at night. Cars will leave from the church on Friday and Saturday nights to take some of the young people in to Chicago. Christian and American flags were presented to the Bible church by the McHenry V.F.W. at the Sunday evening service Jan. 22. Christ the King Church News Mrs. Dorothy McE a c h r e n will be the guest speaker at the Altar and Rosary meeting Thursday, Feb. 2. Slides ot "Switzerland and Belgium" will be shown. All the women of the parish are welcome to come to the meeting at 6:30 In the parish hall. Recitation oi the Rosary will be in the church at 8 15. All adults and high school students who have not been confirmed are reminded to attend the instruction class to be held each Wednesday evening after Lenten devotions. We regret to announce that the Rev. Aloysious Neumann has been transferred from this parish to one in Pecatonica. He yrill be missed by the many friend^ and parishoners Who have enjoyed their opportunity of k n o w i n g t h i s m o d e r n Apostle. Coming Events: Feb. 26 -- Smorgasbord to be held in the parish hall Sunday afternoon, sponsored by Altar and Rosary sodality. Nativity Lutheran Church 5 News "What God Does With His Own" is the sermon title toi Sunday, Jan. This Sunday will be SepMiagesima, the first of t he -three pre-Lenten Sundays. Scptuagesima means the week of seventy days^before Easter, and reminds us tcNturn our minds from -the joy ot Christmas and Epiphany to the sorrow that man caused Jesus in sending Him to the cross. All are welcome" to these worship services where in the observance of the church yeai. through worship and study, each can find his place in God's plan for him. Pastor Schroeder expresses his thanks to the McHenry V.F.W. post for the Christian and American flags that were presented to the church Jan. 15. He s;iid, "Their beauty and symbolism will stand as cons -tant reminders of our duty to God and country. The first meeting of the yeai for the Evangelism committee will be held Wednesday, Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. her thirteenth birthday on Jan. 19, with a party foij^fprty-foui of her seventh grade friends. The celebration was /held at a restaurant where thJey danced and placed games. Pizza and pepsi were served for refreshment. . . .(can you\imagine pizza for forty-four seventh graders?) Many happy returns, Ronee. Another Birthday Celebration Happy birthday to Mrs. Kate Cullotcn who celebrated her sixty-ninth on Jan. 22.. She is the mother of Mrs. Carl and Mrs. Lowell Walker. The two Wonder Lake Walker families and other members from Chicago marked the occasion with dinner at an Italian restaurant in Chicago. About twenty-five relatives were in the party. Young Carl Walker is a member of that undefeated varsity wrestling team at Illinois that meets Colorado next week. Recruit Jack Moore We have an address for Jack Moore who is now in the service. It is Recruit E. I. Jack C. Moore. Jr., R.A. 16683346 Co. B, 4th Bn. 2nd Training Regt., Basic, Ft. Leonard Wood. Mo. Jack will be there for the r.ext eight weeks, then off to Aberdeen, Md. Big Birthday Celebration Ronec Sommers celebrated GARDEN CLITB MEETING Amateur men gardeners in the McHenry area are invited to become members of the Woodstock Men's Garden club. The group meets next on Wednesday, Feb. 1, at Flowerwood in Crystal Lake. - Our Servicemen - Slpiis Iw, GARY BITTER Gary Ritter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ritter of Fritzscne Estates, has been assigned to the Hann Air Force base in Germany, where he expects to remain for three years. - The young man entered service in June of 1960 and completed basic training at Lackland base in Texas. He received his airman third class stripfeit after basic. He was sent' Chanute field for hydraulic training in missiles and aircraft in December, after whlCt) he enjoyed a thirty-day le&W before being sent overseas. Donald L. Beam an, guided missileman seaman, son of M>. and Mrs. Ward R. Re am an, Is now at the U.S. naval receiving station, commanded Capt. W. A. Hunt, Jr. He is awaiting further assignment. Don't forget our open house. Tuesday, Jan. 31, 1961. Geo. P. FreunJd, 501 Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry, HI. 1-26-61' FREE DRIVERS LICENSE REMINDER SERVICE Your drivers license should be renewed 30 days prior to its expiration date! Let us help you with our FREE reminder service. JUst send tis your name etc. on the coupon bfc low, and at the-proper-time we Will notify you by mail that your license should be\enp^ejd. There is absolutely no charge for this service! N$me Address License Expiration Date SEYMOUR'S 24 HR. LICENSE SERV. 205 W. 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