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Wednesday, July 3. 1963 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Eleven Sunny side Estates INSTALL PRIEST BEFORE IMPRESSED PARISHIONERS Soma Walecyosld 885-S105 Sunday morning, June 23, just prior to the twelve o'clock Mass at St. John's Church, Father John Dording was installed as our new pastor in a most touching and impressive ceremony. Monsignor Joseph Healy, dean of McHenry deanery, officiated. I'm certain that all the parishioners who attended were happy to have witnessed this beautiful occasion. Time Of Their Lives The fifty-four juvenile girl Foresters and the six women chaperones who took the guided tour of the sites in Chicago on Wednesday, June 26, really had the time of their lives. Spots of interest included Museum of Science and Industry, Chinatown, Lincoln Park Zoo, a candy company, O'Hare Airport and a stop for supper at a popular drive-in. The girls (and women) arrived home tired but bubbling with stories to tell. Attention You apparently read of the condition of the Fox River in last week s Plaindealer, as well as the fact that the public beach had been closed as a precautionary measure. Therefore, we feel that it would also be to your advantage to consider our beach closed as well; at least until such time as the water proves to be more appealing and healthful. Day Camp's Coming Next Monday, July 8. is the first day of the week-long fun in store for the Girl Scouts of Valley View Neighborhood. The girls will be picked up and returned home by bus each day. The bus serving our subdivision will make its first stop in the Highlands at 8:45. More definite bus information plus all pertinent facts will be forthcoming this week in the mail to each registered girl. (Perhaps they already received their information sheets.) See you at camp, Girls! (Yes, yours truly is going, too). one having questions may call Frank Schafer at 385-0598. Vacations Vacation* Yes, they are starting, or should I say getting well under way. My nephew. Michael Mikkelsen, is spending two weeks with his Grandma and Grandpa Mikkelsen in Montello, Wis. When he comes home, then his brother, Eric, gets to go up for two weeks. They always have a grand time (what children don't when they're with Grandparents?) The Voight family, too, has been on vacation. They didn't leave for the two weeks, just a trip here and there. One of the highlights of the two weeks was the day spent in Milwaukee, Wis., where the entire family toured a local brewery and at the end of the tour were treated to liquid refreshments. This, needless, to say, made all the little ones feel very grown up, and a grand time was had by all. Another day, Ted took the three oldest, Pattie, Don and Paul, to Chicago to watch the Chicago Cubs play ball. This is a thrill impossible to explain. You have to go and see a major league game yourself to know the fun in it. Wonder Lake FORBES KOEHLER MOVES EAST TO NEW EMPLOYMENT Mary Lou Hartog - A group of men from a chemical company in Ringwood held a farewell party recently honorin Forbes R. Koehler who was leaving the company after 13 years. Ray and his wife Harriet have lived at 4512 E. Wonder Lake Drive for the past nine years. They have a daughter Nina who is eight years old. The Koehlers have sold their house and Ray left Wonder Lake Thursday for Waterbury, Connecticut wherfe he will be assistant plant manager for a the MacDermirl Inc. company who are suppliers to the Metal Finishing company. They plan to live in Waterbury and Harriet and Nina will be leaving within the month - as soon as they get the furniture packed and shipped and all the other loose ends taken care of that must be done when one makes a move of this kind. We all wish the Koehlers success and much Kindergarten Bus Just now received a phone call asking me to inform all parents of children entering kindergarten at Johnsbuig public school in September that there will definitely be bus service for these children. Any* Happy Occasions Sorry about not having the birthdays and anniversaries in last week; but I'll explain in my signing off paragraph. We therefore, have two weeks of happy days to report. Belated birthday greetings to Carol Pinkonsly who was three years old on June 27; To Bemie Janicki who was fourteen years old on June 28; to Steve Major, Jr., who celebrated on June 30; and to Pat Bott who celebrated on July 2. Current birthdays are as follows: Our Fire-cracker "baby" is Emil Lemmons; on July 5 Mrs. Emma Fischer celebrates her natal day; on July 6, Johnny Senkerik will become nineteen years of age; on July 7, we send greetings to Mary Rose; on July 8, to Donna Jensen; on July 9, to Rosemary Kayler, who will be seven years old; and on July 10, to Connie Hanahan who will be three years old and to Betty Lakowske. Happy birthday one and all. Hope you had or will have a very pleasant day filled with happiness and God's choicest blessings. Anniversary greetings go, belated, to Christine and Don Fail who celebrated sixteen years of wedded bliss on June 28; to Gladys and Laird Kayler who celebrated seventeen years of married togetherness on June 29; and to Barbara and Flo Jesski, celebrated eighteen years of married happiness on June 30. Sincerely trust that your special day was extra special for you and that each future years that the Good Lord grants you together may be filled with happiness and love. Happy anniversary. Singing Off No doubt, the foremost question in your mind is where was our column last week. Well, where were the phone calls? I didn't receive any calls from anyone with any news; and rather than put in the happy occasions alone, I decided that perhaps you'd realize that I wasn't kidding when I said there was very little to write about. Sure, I could have written about my own family; but our column heading is Sunnyside Estate, not Walczynski Family. So, how about it? Do I get news or will there be no column? And our vacation time is rolling around. Is there anfone interested in writing the column for tdo weeks, or will our column take a two week vacation as well? It's up to you. Please call me with your news, or anything else you'd like to talk to be about. 'Bye now! happiness in their neew venture. Miss Wonder Lake Contest Any unmarried girls between 16 and 18 years of age are eligible to enter the annual Miss Wonder Lake Contest this year which is sponsored by the W. L. Firemen. Wonder Lake has some very pretty girls so why not enter them in the contest and show everyone just how pretty they are. Cash prizes will go to the winners of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Besides that the winner will be eligible to compete for the Miss McHenry County contest in 1964. Last years 1st runner-up, who will compete for Miss McHenry County this year is Miss Donna Clark. Leanna Sellek last year winner is unable to be in the contest this year. Get your entry blanks in girls - even if you don't win, a top prize - it's lots of fun just being a part of the contest. Send the entry blanks to Chairman Walter Dean, 4106 E- Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake. Contest will be held at the Firemen's Carnival 6n Saturday night July 27th at 9 p.m. If you are a resident of Wonder Lake and will be at least 16 but not over 18 on July 27thyou're eligible. Play Ball C'mon you guys and dolls, everybody out to the ball park at Harrison School on July 4th to watch the Red Sox vs the Tigers at 1 p.m. and the Yankees vs the Indians at 3 p.m. No July 4th is complete without a double header and getting out to watch these Little Leagueres have a go at it is much more fun than watching the big guys on TV or sitting on your patios all afternoon doing nothing. These little guys get out there and play for keeps and they need all of you out there to holler for them. Besides the guys on TV are strangers -- these are YOUR KIDS so lets get out there and cheer for them. There will even be entertainment between games by the well-known Wonder Lake Baton Crops. Don't let having company stop you -- bring 'em along. Legion Post Dance Don't forget July 13th folks! That's the night of the Stars and Stripes Dance at the Legion Post Hall. Admission is free!!! An ourhestra will play till the wee small hours for your ntertainment and dancing. Get out your twist dress and polish up your danc- SPECIAL PURCHASE! Foam Padded CHAIRS with Deluxe Floral Prints Only *7" MOHAWK TIRES First Line & Premium. Nylon. 100% Road Hazard Guarantee Regular Our Price 7.30-14 Black wall 17.20 '13.50 m1us tax 7.50-14 Whitewall *15.50 plus tax JET CHIEF LOW CONTOl It TI BELESS 7.50-14 Blackball $27.15 *18.95 plus tax 7.50-14 Whitewall $32.10 *21.95 plus tax STRATO CHIEF 160 LEVEL TIRE '25.96 mm 7.50-14 or 6:70-15 $65.15 plus tax BREAD VA-lb. Loaf 19c LOOK New New New MILK in Plastic Gallons Only 07per Gallon 8-ft DOUGHBOY SPOOLS * 1 9 9 5 Other Doughboy Pools in Adult Sizes from 12 ft. to 24 ft. Imagine in your back yard an adult pool 18 ft. across and 4 ft. deep for $159.95. Mr. Water Softener Owner! Are you paying too much for salt? Not a Weekend Special, but our everyday price, same on Tuesday as Saturday. Mortons No. 2--100-lb. Bag $1.69 Pellets--100-lb. Bag $1.99 FOOD aid FURNITURE MART 3814 West Elm Street McHenry, 111. Intersection of Rts. 120 & 31 ATTENTION -- Snack Shops, Drive-ins, Clubs and Small Grocery Owners. We stock and specialize in gallons and cases. Priced right for your business. SHOP DAILY -- 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. NITELY (3 nites per week) Mon., Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9 p.m. In' shoes and we'll see ydu there. One thing puzzles me. When you do the twist in your stocking feet on a concrete floor - what happens to your nylons? That's what I thought. Just wondered. Anyway - come on out and have yourself a time. July 13th. The 12th is my birthday and I think I will go to the dance to try to forget it. Who needs birthdays? Christ The King News Bake Sale - July 7th - after all Masses. The Altar and Rosary Sodality and the Altar Boys Mothers Club will conduct a bake sale in the school hall after all Masses on Sunday July 7th. In addition to take home bake goods there will be coffee and i*olls and doughnuts for sale. VACATION SCHOOL will be held August 19th through August 30th. Baptism* On June 16, John Joseph Spears, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Spears was baptized by Father Vanderpool, Sponsors were Timothy James Spears and Katherine A. Brzezinski. On June 23, Michael Earl Dye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dye was baptized by Father Stephen Uhl, O.S.B. Sponsors were Joseph A. Sperandio and Mary E. Jones. The Altar and Rosary will hold their regular meeting on July 11th instead of July 4th for this one month only. The Mail Bag Heard from Delia Cheney the other day. Delia and Frank are former Wonder Lakers now living in Palo Alto, California but they still have many friends here at the lake. Delia writes that she and Frank took a trip East to Cirginia Beach, Va., to visit their son Lynn and his family. They have a new grand daughter and distance means nothing when one has a new grandchild. I'd like to know just why they didn't stop by for a visit here - but we'll go into that later (privately). She and Frank celebrated their 30th anniversary recently and they celebrated in San Francisco with a night on the town. Frank's mother. Mrs. Cheney who was also celebrating her 77th birthday accompanied them. Dan Cheney - younger son of the Frank Cheneys - is now" Private Cheney of the National Guard and will leave for Fort Ord some time in July. Dan was unable to pass the OCS Navy physical because of his eyes so he decided to go into the 6 month reserve program so as not to miss out on too much time from his field of Industrial Design. Dan graduated recently from Stanford.University with special distinction. He plans to continue on in industrial designing after his 6 month stint in the National Guard. Wonder Cente^ Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Wonder Center Property Owners Association will be held July 7, at the W. L. Fire Station. All Wonder Center property owners are asked to attend. Subdivision dues must be paid by this date. eigh years ago. Since that time their home has been a regular stopping place for any of the Wonder Lakers who were visiting Florida. It won't be the same without him. Their son, Jack lives close by with his family. Their daughter Pat now lives in Houston, Texas. Both are married to former Wonder Lakers. Belate Happy Birthday To John Kocan who celebrated his birthday on June 29th. Jim Pavlik Dies In Florida I'm sure all the "old timers" here at the lake join me in expressing our deepest sympathy ^to the Pavlik family in St. Petersburg, Florida. Jim died of a heart attack while at work on Sunday June 23. The funeral was in St. Petersburg. 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