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Thursday. April II. 1963 Wonder Lain HOUSE GUEST OF ALLAN PHILLIPSES MOVES TO HAWAII Mwy Lou HxrtOf- - Mrs. Daismore Paris of Los Angeles, who has been visiting with her brother and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Phillips of (penter Drive, has been making Ja tour by jet around the country visiting her friends and relatives prior to making her permanent home in Hawaii. Mrs. Paris formerly worked for United Artists Studios in California and has been retired for some time. She loves traveling and has visited all fifty states. Last year she visited Alaska. This year she flew from California to Cleveland, 'Ohio - then to Kalamazoo and Holland, Mich,, then to Winder Lake and from here shd will go to Taylorville, 111., and Kansas City, Mo., and on to Oklahoma City, Okla., before returning to Los Angeles. In June she plans to move permanently to Honolulu where she will make her home. She plans to leave Wonder Lake this Friday. There's no fun going places unless one has someone to envy them their travels. For what it's worth - Mrs. Paris -1 envy you thoroughly and I'm very sure a great many . "gypsies" like myself do also - so have a wonderful trip home and think of all of us when you are in your new home in Honolulu. Bon voyage. THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER will be held on Tuesday, April 16, from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the American Legion Post on East Wonder Lake Road. Registration fee will be $2.50 this year and all uniforms must be turned in at the Wonder Lake Bakery prior to registration. Fathers, dads, pops, uncles, big brothers, attention! Coaches and umpires are badly needed. Don't sit home and tell them how you played ball when you were a boy. Get out and show them and it's my guess thfe kids will show you a thing or two. Wonderview Easter Egg Runt The Wonderview Women's club will have an Easter egg hunt on Saturday afternoon, April 13, at 2 p.m. Children, ages thru 6, will hunt for eggs on the corner of Widoff and Hickory Drives. Children with ages 7 thru 12 will have their hunt at the beach at the same time. Prizes will be awarded. Legion Post News That new Legion Post is looking better and better every day. Wally Rochford and Howard Dolan together with the rest of the "fellas" have been knocking themselves out working nights, weekends, and every minute they can spare to get the place in shape in time for their grand opening on May 4. They will have their "open house" all day and evening on that day and they hope everyone will stop by and look the place over as they are mighty proud of their work. This is another good example of how much can be accomplished by teamwork. More power to you Legionaires and just keep your news coming. I'm happy to print it anytime. Wally Dean New Supervisor Our best congratulations to Wally Dean on his overwhelming victory at the polls last week. He was elected supervisor to replace LeRoy Smith. Wally has been extremely active in all civic projects in Wonder Lake and in the county for many years. He deserves his victory and we're sure he will continue to wear it well. Hey Kids!! Batter Up!! Registration for Little League Bob Biggers Trophy Winner Bob Biggers, son of Estelle and Harvey Biggers, and husband of Judy Dickman Biggers, was the recipient of a trap shooting trophy last week. Bob participatd in the registered trap shoot held at McHenry Sportsman Club at Pistakee Bay. He had a score of 97 in class "C" division, which won him the trophy. About seventy men participated. Birthdays Belated birthday greetings to Vi Rochowicz, and Elsie and Amos Fisher who all had two birthdays each last week. If you need an explanation of this you'll have to ask them* about it. Hospitalized Last Week Sincere get-well wishes go to the following who were hospitalized last week. Roy Hollingsworth, Claudia Peek, Pauline Dorsey, Merl Hanson Mrs. Victoria Pederson, Mrs. Charlotte Kulisek, and Mrs. Dorothy Nemsick.' Babies and More Babies Last week seemed to be baby week. Besides the Bruce and Diederich babies already mentioned three more young ladies arrived on the scene. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kreutz both welcomed girls on March 31. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uthes became parents of a daughter on April 3. It's a BOY for the Diederichs Everyone at the Diederich home was pretty excited last Sunday. They were all getting ready for the homecoming of the new "boss." Michael Carl Diederich was due to arrive home from the hospital about 4:30 p.m. accompanied by his mom and pop, Gertrude and Eldon Diederich, and his big sister, Linda. 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GOOD FRIDAY: 8 p.m. Liturgy and Holy Communion-No Mass. Holy Saturday: 10:45 p.m. Liturgy, with First Mass of Easter starting at approximately midnight. Confessions Saturday: 4-5 p.m. for children, 7:30-8:30 for adults. EASTER SUNDAY - Low Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12 noon. Easter Sunday - There will be no church school following the 9 a.m. Mass. Altar and Rosary Sodality News The sodality members were very pleased with the attendance last Thursday evening when Mrs. John Wittner was guest speaker of the evening. Everyone enjoyed Mrs. Winner's talk and pictures on African violets. Violets were given out as prizes and one violet named Happy Birthday was given to Mrs. Mae Cheevers since her birthday was Tuesday of last week. Next function of the sodality is their annual card party to be held in the school hall on April 25, at 8 p.m. This function hardly needs any publicity since it is always so well attended and everyone always has a wonderful tin^e. Why not join them this year. Garden Club Elects New Officers Three new officers were installed in the Wonder Lake Garden club last Thursday. Mrs. Dorothy McEachren, president for the past year, remains in office for another year which is the policy of the club. New officers to be elected were Mrs. A. Nelson, corresponding secretary, Mrs. T„ Wielock, first vice-president and program chairman, and Mrs. Ralph White, treasurer. After a short business meeting and installation ceremony the ladies traveled "en masse" to the meeting of the Altar and Rosary sodality at Christ the King church where they had been invited as guests to hear a noted speaker, Mrs. John Wittner, discuss African violets. Mrs. Wittner is an authority on violets. It's a Girl Baby for the Braces Congratulations to Jo Anne and Larry Bruce of 8016 Maplewood Drive on the birth ot their daughter who was born March 25 and weighed in at 7 lbs 7 oz. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Kline of Wonder Lake and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bruce of Ringwood. The wee one has been named Daphne Theresa. Her mother is the former Jo Anne Kline. Wonder Woods Has Easter Egg Hunt Lois and Lillian of a local store will again have an Easter egg hunt for White Oaks Bay and Wonder Woods children on Saturday, April 13, at 9 a.m., for ages 2 thru 9 years. They will be divided into three separate groups, same as last year, with three prizes for each group with nine big baskets. Twenty dozen eggs will be hidden near the store. Cards were sent to parents but if you were ilnissed, please call the store. All our White Oaks Bay and Wonder Woods children are invited. Nativity Lutheran Church News HOLY THURSDAY-7:45 p.m.- The Holy Communion. 3:30 and 4:30 p.m.-Senior Catechism make-up sessions. 8:45 p.m. - Senior Choir rehearsal in the Chancel. GOOD FRIDAY-7:45 p.m.- Vespers. SATURDAY - 9 a.m. - Senior Catechism class in.social hall. EASTER SUNDAY - 6, 8 and 11 a.m. - The Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m. - Church School. 9:30 a.m. - Adult Catechism. 7 p.m. - Luther League meeting in the social hall. WEDNESDAY - 10 a.m. - Rockford-Waukegan District Assembly for Lutheran Church Women at Grace Lutheran Church - Woodstock. Johnsbuifc LADY FORESTERS SPONSOR BANQUET AND INSTALLATION Betty ilettermano Last reminder to all lady Foresters of St. Agatha's court about getting your reservations in for the annual banquet at Hettermann's next Tuesday evening. Reservations should be in to Marie Oeffling or Virginia Pitzen no later than April 13. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m., April 16, and installation of new officers will follow in the community club hall. Also please note! Practice for those involved in the installation will be on Monday at 7 o'clock sharp. Please be on time! Ten Mile Mistake We must give credit where credit is due! In last week column I listed six youths names who had corhpleted a fifty mile hike recently. Erroneausly it was listed as forty miles. I'm sure those ten miles were just as important as the other forty were! Troop 408 News On March 27, this troop took a tour of our rescue squad building. They were shown all the equipment used on the emergency calls. The troop was also shown how the calls come in. Refreshments were served to the girls by some of the squad members. At the April 3, meeting, this troop wrote a letter expressing Notes The fire department were kept on the run last Saturday. Several grass fires were responsible for the calls. While the men were out fighting fires the women were conducting a rummage sale at the firehouse. My spy tells me that the sale was a success. Good work girls. I want to take this opportunity to \yith everyone a very Hapijy^ Easter and I hope old E. B. puts lots of eggs in your baskets. REMEMBER -- It's Nye's for Easter Candy Gifts Cosmetics McHenry's Friendly Drugstore their thanks to the rescue squad for their courtesy in showing their building. Mrs. Bonnie Meyers gave the girls a few instructions on how to crochet. They also had a quiz on the rescue squad. Mrs. Meyers served refreshments for this meeting. New Assistant Supervisor Our congratulations to Tom Huemann who polled some 2.- 424 votes in last Tuesday's election. We wish him lots of luck in his new job as assistant supervisor. P.T.A. To Meet „ On April 23, the Johnsburg public school P.T.A. will meet in the multi-purpose room. At this time election of officers will be held. The seventh and eighth grades will offer a musical program for everyone's entertainment. If you are a member you should be interested enough to attend this meeting. April 27-Cosnlng Up Fast This particular date is the annual salute to the ladies sponsored by the community club members. If you have not got your tickets for this evening you had better hurry. Emitt Hansen is the man to see and soon! The evening will start out as usual with the serving of a delicious dinner. Entertainment lined -up for this evening is something everyone will enjoy to the fullest. April 27, is fast approaching so you better step cn it! Extend Condolences Our community joins In extending our sympathies to Mrs. Elizabeth Degan upon the recent death of her brother. Peter F. Miller of McHenry passed away at the McHenry hospital on March 29, at the age of 86. Men's Handicap Singles to Benefit Rescue Be sure to sign up for the men's singles in bowling which will benefit our own Johns- Peter Wj. Justen & Son OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 385-0063 Pfegt TMxtetB -- RIGID-FRAME GARAGES "RIGID-FRAME" Construction. It's new -- and so different -- and -- will save time and money! You can build it yourself on a weekend -- or we have reliable local builders ready to build YOUR GARAGE NOW! 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Johnsbnrg Little League Registration for little league will be held in the community club hall on Monday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. Please note time change! Any boy that will be 8 years old before Sept. 1, Is eligible. Deadline for late gistratlon will be April 29. „ Grass Fires Keep ^,=4., Firemen Busy > ^ ? The firemen of statiork i answered five calls last week, all pertaining to grass fires. The calls took them to Pistakee Highlands and a lot near the bridge in the middle of last week while on Saturday three cs!!s wcrs snswcrsd by them. These were in Pistakee Hills, Hiller's subdivision and Worthmore Estates. It's goodbye for another week. Easter is this Sunday so be sure to have a happy one. Keep in mind what Easter represents and attend the church of your choice with your family next Sunday. Be sure to give me a ring before noon on Monday and share your Easter entertaining with all of us. Happy Easter to all! Thank You! 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