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Pag® Till THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. April 4, 1963 Wonder Lake' V'*r-'V HREMBt HURT IN FJU1 FROM TRUCK JMMY Canvas Loocens, Hits Jack Rice Biding On Back Mary Lou Hartog - Even though Jack Rice was stiff and sore and had two small cuts on his face, he Ktill agrees he was very lucky last Friday when he" was the victim of a freak accident while traveling to a fire in Wonder View. Jack is one of our local volunteer firemen and he was riding on the back of the fire? truck when they were answering a call regarding a grass fire in Wonder View. The t ruck hit a bump in the road and the jar caused the canvas to come loose and blow back, hitting Jack and knocking him from the truck onto the highway. Fortunately there was no car following close behind the truck. Leo Hartog was driving in that direction and saw him fall from the truck and picked him up and took him to the doctor. When one thinks of all the serious consequences which could have developed from such a fall, it is easy to see why Jack thinks he was very lucky to have only some sore muscles and a few cuts but -- even those aren't very pleasant. Drive died Monday, March 25, while vacationing in Daytona Beach, FT a. Funeral services • were held on Friday at Holy Rosary Slovak Catholic church, in Chicago. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre c^jnelciV Mrs. William Kern of 4404 E. Lake Shore Drive died this past weekend but details arc not available at this writing. Happy Birthday Mrs. Mae Cheevcrs was guest of honor last Sunday at a birthday party held at her home at 7701 Brook Drive. Mrs. Cheevers who is a member of Jack Benny's "39 again club" is the oldest of thirteen children. She has three sisters and two brothers still living and they attended her party on Sunday. Also, helping her celebrate were her husband, her son and daughter and their families, ftfer daughter and sonin- law, the Roy McCalls, and their three daughters live ar the same address. Our best wishes to the "birthday giijl" and we hope she has many more happy birthdays. Nativity Lutheran Church Calrnriur of Events: Sunday, April 7, at 4 p.m., Workers conference for Sunday School teachers. 'The New Life of the Christian" will be discussed. All teachers should attend this meeting. On Holy Thursday, April 11, at 7:45 p.m., there will be Holy Communion and on Good Friday, April 12, at 7:45 p.m., vespers. learn of the sudden death of Orville Bird on Sunday morning, March 24. Our sympathy to the family. Kiwanis New* Paul Eberle was the winner of this week's Battle Ax award. A letter to the Club from the McHenry Rotary and Kiwanis clubs invited us to participate with them in the "All-Sports" banquet to be held for ihe athletes at McHenry hiyh school. April 8, Rev. Bruce Brenncman will present a "Green- Candle" program as suggested by International, for the lenten season. AJ1 agrepd to make it a Kiwanis project to encourage votine in the local elections. With this idea in mind, the club, in conjunction with the' local Cham Iter of Commerce, sponsored a "Meet the Candidates Night" last week. The program was well attended and highly informative on the township level of government. Christ the King New* May 5, at 9 a.m. will b§ First Communion for the children. Eighth grade students are invited to visit Marian Central high on Saturday, April 6, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. During this time students will register for 1963- 64. Congratulations to the ten adults from Christ the King who completed the C.C.D. teacher's course held recently at St. Mary's in McHenry anjj received teachers' certificates. They sre Mrs. Hedda Bird, Mrs. Janet Gianola, Mrs. Joanne Higgins, Mrs. Lois Mathews, Mrs. Anna Marie McCann, Lawrence J. O'Brien, Mrs. Marcella Parker, Mrs. Mary Rucjgero, Mrs. Joan MANY JUNIOR HIGH PUPILS ON "B" HONOR ROLL In addition to the "A" honor roll listing made last week at McHenry Junior high school, many others have been desigpated on ' B ' roll. Righth Graderj TTirold Aevorman, Michael Anderson, K'-i'.hy Blair, Sandra Bori-on, Bonnoa Boivu r, Rose Brittain, Denise Broemm, Maisha Buchert, Kit Carstens, Terry Cerny, Bill Chadwick, Richard Dickson, Linda Dola- 'mvvki, Thomas E\ans, Maria Fisher, Mike G;s ske, Nancy Grek, Si'lly Gu^'ier, Jean Han il, William Hansen, Karen John«on, Darnell Jones, Daryl Kilgore. Steve Kre'ei, Sandra Scheib and Mrs. Selsdorf. Elizabeth Lind^ren, Richard Looze, Wendy Markgraff, Linda Sue Meyer, Mary Louise Moll, Terry Morrison, Judy Nosal, Barbara Olson, Darlene Palis, Janice Palmbach, Alan Palvic, Mark Peterson, Steve Rietesel, Connie Sallmnn. Clarence Sossont;, Mike Sobacki, Donald Stinespring, Steve Thomas, Richard Tonyan, Forrest Viita, Shirley Villim and Samuel Winters. Seventh Graders Vinton Aiderson, Ann Alexeyuk, Claudia Baseley, Kathy Bolger, Marylou Cassell, James Chobot, Steve Cooper Diane Dimon, Jean Dixon, Mark I?omoto, Kathleen Eternick, Kathy Francke, Linda Goss, I^ane Hagen, Rosalyn Hatnmershoy, Kenneth Jefisen, Patrick Kelly, Barbarai Kidd, Jennifer Kuhiman, Steve Kutnick. Sue Lambert, Linda Langdon, Jim Laursen, Joyce Lindgren. Tim Martin, T< mmy M'.y. Craig >Y\vendovp, Scort Nolan Bruce Oka', Ed. OlHnski. Edward Ozog, Kenneth Reid, Ailen I..:-, coe. Dan Sickaioose. Ricky TomlJnson. Si.'i-ley Tomlinson, Ardel'o Voeltz. Tony Wagner, Margaret Weyland, Nicki Wirtz, Linda Wrublewski and Tom Ziesk. Sixth Graders Carole Be^k, Gary Becko, Joan Farr, Scott Fisher, Robert Haagenson, James Harper. Barbara Jesky, Donra Johnson. Aiken Jones, Mike Kempfer, Linda Kunz, Diane Lockwood, BoverJy Morris, John Reinke, Steven Salter. Caiol Springman, Ken Wahl, Lynn Wagner, Jeff Wheelock and Richard W&itH.rd. When you are driving you have six cars to watch -- the one you are in -the one ahead - the one behind - the one to the right - the one to the left and the one you don't see -- that's the car you might collide with. LICENSES OF FOUR DRIVERS ARE SUSPENDED Suspensions have been ordered by the office of the Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier for James E. Becker and Walter H. Tsaacson of Crystal Lake, Eugene H, Bta)wn of Woodstock and Robert Chlebos of Lake-in-the- Hills. Probationary permits were issued to Frederick C. Cardella of Oakwood Hills and Henry Sienkiewicz of Round Lake Park. • Do you follow the three "C's" of Defensive Driving ... care, common sense and courtesy? These are your keys to happy driving. With the three "C's" and defensive driving you can help reduce the highway death toll. Altar and Rosary Tonite - Thursday - is the regular meeting of "the Altar and Rosary sodality of Christ the King church. At the meeting Mrs. Delores Wines, president, will announce the nominating committee who will select candidates for office for the coming year. Elections will take place at the May meeting. After the business meeting, guest speaker for the evening will be Mrs. John Wittner of Edison Park, who is a specialist on African Violets. Anyone interested in raising African Violets is cordially invited to attend. Business meeting starts at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Wittner's talk will begin about 9 p.m. Don't forget the annual spring card party April 25. Vacationers Return The George Halbauers and the Jim Weisenbergers recently returned from their vacation to the sunny south. The Weisenbergers left the lake a week before the Halbauers, but they met in Florida and went to Nassau together. Welcome back to the fold and we hope you bad a wonderful trip. Wonder Woods News Wonder Woods directors' m e e t i n g Monday e v e n i n g , April 8, at the home of Bob Sandgren. Twenty-one ladies enjoyed the monthly meeting Thursday night, March 26, viewing color slides of Europe, Mexico and our own Wonder Lake. We were happy to meet Atidrey Zahniser and Ceclia DeWerdt. Delicious refreshments were served by Ruth Kolar ami Mary Gosse. The next meeting is Tuesday, April 30. A fine program is being planned. Watch for details and circle the date. One of our nicest ladies, Mrs. Ellen Osterlund, will be 75 years young this week. Happy birthday! Friends were shocked to Mr. Born Injured We were all extremely sorry to learn that William Born of Wooded Shores had a bad accident last week. He had been waxing the floor at home and got up to answer the phone and slipped and fell, breaking his hip. We hope that he will soon be home again. He is at Memorial hospital. Local Residents Die Three people, all long time residents of the community, died in the past week. Mrs. Gertrude Mattingly of 5707 South Drive died Thursday evening, March 28, at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock. Funeral was Saturday from Christ the King church, with burial in the Ringwood cemetery. John Tocik of 7608 E. Sunset THE RAINBOW CLEANERS TRUCK IN FRONT OF YOUR HOME TELLS YOUR NEIGHBORS... • • • Y«i want tli# bed for family! DIAL 88840*7 For Pickup Service at CA3H * CARRY PRICES A New Energy Source for Plant Growth r SYLVAN IA Grohox Florescent Lamp Fixtures -- Lamps -- Stands Now Av 'lable in All Sizes evverwee j Corner Rts. 14 & 176 Crystal Lake, 111. Phone 459-6200 Hours: Daily 8-5:30 -- Sundays 9-5:30 POT PIES BRICK CHEESE 8-Oz. Pitt OR ik COLBY Lb. S-| 00 59' MORTON FRUIT PIES 129 GRAHAM CRACKERS- '29 HAMS 16 TO 20 - IZI Shank Portion CANNED HAMS S i b . 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