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; JanairyK, 'wovt',r: pffijPWlfiT MP mm mmmmrn&F IS® ' ri'i »':-:i«f::';vVft-f •'":••'I -v-»3f«sKv-'?Sf^v5'?:?">?; R'bb ••'r*w WONDER WOODS > LADIES CROUP JAN. 28 Mary Loo Hartog The Wonder Woods Ladies Group will meet at Millie's on Tuesday evening Jan. 28 for a jolly get-together. To defray the expense of our meetings, a donation of 25 cents each will ba aiked. Don't forget the date and bring your neighbor with you. Home from Germany The Jack Moores are happy lo have their son home again. Jack, Jr., arrived home Dec. 26 after 1-% years in Germany in the "Armed Services. He left his fiance in Germany and expects to go back for her within a year. He brought a lovely silver coin locket and chain for his Mother and gold coin cuff links for his Father. Welcome home, Jack! Belated Birthday Greetings To Mrs. Anna Hiffman who was 82 years young on Dec. 29. Get-Well Wishes To all those who have been or are on the sick list. Especially Neil Carlson, Margaret Evans, Jo Pryor, Ruth Woodward, Mr. Zanhizer, and Sonia Brill. Osteite Richardson Dies at Home Miss Estelle Richardson, 82, who resided at 5205 W. Lake Shore Drive was found dead in her home last Saturday morning by a neighbor who customarily looked in on her each m'prning to see if she was alright. Miss Richardson had died in her sleep. Her only relatives are two nephews, one in California and one in Colorado. Funeral for Miss Richardson was held at Christ the King Church on Monday morning. head of the Barnard Mill Community Center -- Frank G. Sulewski, assistant to the regional director of the Chicago Region Post Office Department, was the speaker at the Kiwanis meeting Monday, Jan. 20 at Millie's. He gave a summary of the new procedures on post office operation, and how they effect Wonder Lake. Mr. Sulewski is no stranger to Wonder Lake. He. was principal speaker at the post office dedication. At our last meeting "the hand is quicker than the eye" was proven by a young lad from Marion high school, who entertained for the group with a professional display of tricks and magic. Battle Ax winner was Bob Bruce. A letter was read from the Children's Home acknowledging the Christmas stockings sent to the Christmas basket collection by the Highland Shores Community Club. Those stockings not used in the basket were taken to the Children's Home by Rev. Breneman. On Feb. 3, George Pederson, pur former president and a past Lt. Gov. of Kiwanis, who is now president of the South-* fern Illinois University Alumni Association, will give a talk on the growth of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Girl Scouts Have Bake Sale The Cadette Girl Scout Troop 495 is having a bake sale on Saturday, Jan. 25, from 9 a.m. at Robison's Food Mart in Wonder Center to raise money for a troop trip to Chicago. There will be home baked bread, cookies, cakes, pies, etc. Deepest Sympathy • To the Robert Harper family who recently moved to Ft. Atkinson, Wis. Mr. Harper died of a heart attack Jan. 9 and wfcs buried in Park Forest. Wonder Lake Bridge Club Millie Kersten entertained the W. L. Bridge Club on Thursday evening, serving delicious refreshments. High scorers were the hostess and Bea Freeman and Harriet McCall had low score. Others playing were Greta Weisenberger, Martha Thompson, Simone Fuller, Mrs. Alburgo and Isabelle Bradford. The February party will be at the home of Harriet McCall. Christ the King News Repairs on the church are progressing very well since the fire of a few weeks ago. There is still much to be done but the walls and ceiling have been cleaned and are back to normal again. After a fire of this kind the smoke andi soot damage is very great. As previously announced - 'His Excellency Bishop Lane will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation on Monday evening, Jan. 27, at 7.30 p.m. On Jan. 26 both the Confirmation class and the first Communion class will have catechism until 12 noon. Be sure to send a sandwich or something with the children for recess period. Confessions for the Confirmation class will be Saturday, Jan. 25, at 4 p.m. On Sunday, Jan. 26, all the Confirmation class will make its Communion at the 9 a.m. Mass. On Monday, Jan. 27, the children will plan to be the church most of the day. Nativity Lutheran Church News The Luther League will meet next Sunday at 7 p.m. Lynne Schultz will lead the devotions. Edwin Malenius will present the topic. Bernice Bjork will direct the recreation and Penelope Ullman will have charge of the refreshments. This meeting will also be the deadline for articles to appear in the next issue of "Crossroads." Tuesday at 8 p.m. the Cub Scout Pack 145 will meet in 1 he social hall. On Wednesday morning 9:30 a.m. the leaders of the Kachina Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting in the social hall. Kiwanis Club News President Floyd Leigh and Jim Robison were missing from the Jan. 13 meeting because they were bit by the flu bug. On Saturday, Jan. 11, a group of sixteen Wonder Lake Kiwanians and their wives attended the Installation of the 1964 officers of the McHenry Kiwanis Club. The new president is Frank Gregory,, who is also SprihgGrova NEW LEADERS SET TUESDAY NIGHTS FOR SCOUT MEETS T • ~ ' Eva Freund Combination Welcome Mat and Baby Shower The welcome mat is out for the new residents - Betty and Bill Bradley - who live at 7209 Eisenhower Drive. The Bradleys are happy to be -here and we are all happy to have them as new neighbors. A combination "Welcome to Wonder Lake and Baby Shower" was given in honor of the Bradleys last Saturday night at the home of Mary Koluder at 4303 E. Wonder Lake Drive. Hostesses were Mary Koluder and Kate and Betty Vacula. The Bradleys are from Chicago and are expecting a new junior citizen sometime between now and Valentine's Day. Lori Vacula Home For Mid-Term Vacation Lori Vacula, daughter of Mrs. Stephen Vacula, is home for 2 weejes vacation from Chicago where she studies law at Loyola university. Lori was recognized on T.V. last Sunday morning on a program called Vistas-an educational program originating at Loyola showing "A Look , at British I Style Debate." ,@is@ns To Us If You M®©d System or W@ll L Only trained pei*sonnel In their respective field of Drilling -- Pump Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. Largest pump Inventory In the county (Jets, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) 8. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency 4. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system 5. A guarantee in writing 6. We service all makes including Montgomery \Vkrds and Sears pumps 7. Our men and machines are completely insured 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection 9. Parts available for all makes 10. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points 11* EAST MONTHLY PAYMENTS ' ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK McHenry C®unS| teli «® vio)w m WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We ESepalr amis SawSea ALL BSAMJS of PUMPS Losafied In 2la© ^Illag® of McCullom Lak© 2% miles from McHenry on McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. - Fboa* McHenry pi\ Residence 885-0718 The new Boy Scout leaders are Raymond Freitag and Howard Hunt and they have called meetings for every Tuesday night to be held at St. Peter's hall. ^ ^ Serviceman Home From Germany Sgt. Richard Monhardt, who served three years in Germany in the Army Engineering Corps, returned home on New Years Day. He arrived in New York by boat and drove his car home which he had purchased in Germany. Square Dance Club The club had a party in t.he public school, Tuesday evening, Jan. 14. This was for the six couples who are graduating. The children's dance club met on Friday evening, Jan. 17 at the school. Added Enrollment Seven new pupils have enrolled in the Spring Grove School. They are from families who have moved in this vicinity recently. Garden Club Meets Members of the Fox Lake Garden Club held their first meeting of the year on Jan. 9 at the United Church of Christ. The program was given by Mrs. Ebba Nielsen. A movie was shown on her 1963 Easter trip of Jerusalem. Dolls, booklets and pamphlets were on display for members to view. Entertains A pleasant evening was spent in the home of Sah Hanssen by Mrs. Frank May, Mrs. Tom McNally, Mrs. Art Kattner and Mrs. Paul Weber on Thursday, Jan. 9. Meetings Rev. Edward Lehman and the ushers held their regular meeting at the home of Clarence Miller on Wednesday night. Following the meeting DB. JOHN C. GOETSCMEL Chiropractic Physician 8827 West Elm Street Office Phone: 888-0748 Residence Phone: 8884)847 Honrs: Mon., Tues., Wed. A FrL 10 arm. to 9 p.m. Sat.;'10 a.m to 2 p.m. 12-63 ft. WMJ&U INSUBi^IODJ 0 " OTre, Auto, Farm A Life Ik Bepreoamtflmg Ef iiaRi r,. COMPANIES When You Need Insurance of - Any Kind Phone 888-0048 or 888-0988 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, ID DB. JOHN T. CfeAY Optometrist 1286 N. Green Street Office Phone: 885-0188 Res. Phone: 885-S101 Hours: Bally 9:3® - S:H0 Tues. & FrL ESveroilmga 6:30 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesday* Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 2-64 there was cards and a lunch was: served. The^ Birthday Club met at the home of Mrs. Mamei Tinney on Tuesday afternoon. Games of five hundred were played and prizes were won by u nuices Bucsh Frances Shotliff, Mary Nimsgern and Frances McNally. A lovely lunch was served. Mrs. Josephine May was hostess to the members of her club at her home on Thursday afternoon. Winners in cards were Mary Nimsgern, Nora Miller, Mary Klein, Helen Smith and Emma May. Lunch was served after cards. The Lotus Country Women's Club held a pot-luck luncheon at the home of Frances Heineman Wednesday, Jan. 15. Eighteen members and two guests were present. Cards furnished the entertainment. Girl Scouts The Girl Scout Troop 519 met in the Spring Grove school Thursday afternoon. They are working on projects to earn badges. California Bound Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders left for a three week vacation in California. They will visit John;S two sisters and families who have moved there recently and other relatives in California, MYF Enjoy Skating The Methodist Youth Club spent Sunday afternoon, Jan. 12, skating at Twin Lakes, Wis. Ice Fishing Derby Congratulations go to local boy. Connie Block, who came home with three prizes from Channel Lake ice fishing derby. First' prize for "oddist" fish. Third prize for biggest third croppie of the day. First prize for biggest "pumpkin seed" blue gill caught in the fifth McHenry Shores , SHORES WOMEN COLLECT $76 IN CJ>. FUND DRI VE Service WU«on --- 385-4380 On Jan. 12 eight women in the Shores braved the cold winds tb collect for Cerebral Palsy and accumulated over $70 at this date. Those working .were Ruth Jenner, Joyce Lexow, Barbara Pogor, Mrs. Reznicek, Mrs. Simbourger, Helen Simonsen, Daisy Smith and Bernice Wilson. Card Party OrfFeb. 14 there will be a dessert luncheon given by the McHenry Women's Club for the benefit of the McHenry Public Library. This will be at the American Legion Hall at 12 o'clock. Contact Daisy for tickets and details. Birthday Greetings Best wishes for a happy hour. He also caught eightynine fish in three and a l|alf hours a week ago. What a fisherman! birthday go to Terry Coates on Jan. 23; Joseph Valek the 25th; Edward Keevins, Matthew 'Sam' Zeimet and Julia Zeimet on the 26th; Terry Moore, the 27th; Michael Clark And John Smith Jan. 28; and William Pinkonsly Jan. 2, and Nancy Ewald on Jan 23. Mui!yhapDy returns of the day to all. Anniversaries On Jan. 27 William (Pinky,) and Margaret Pinkonsly will observe another year together and on the twenty-eighth William and Joyce Pinkonslys will be having a busy week with their birthdays and anniversaries all craning at the same time. Odds and Ends The Winters family flew to California on Thursday to visit Disneyland and expect to return Sunday. Ing Corcoran attended a meeting in Chicago on Tuesday evening in honor of Past Presidents , of the American Daughters of Sweden. The members Were surprised and happy to see- her as it isn't always possible for Ing to get in to join the girls. Friday morning Daisy Smith will be entertaining ten ladies who are gathering to make plans for the* luncheon to be held on Feb. 14. For those who may have wondered what happened to the tree burning. The Sunday picked fqr the event was so wlindy that al thought it best not to set any nres so if conditions are favorable this weekend they will be burned. Our appreciation to Ray Pogor and his boys who gathered all the trees. ' Colossus Of . statue well over lOO was, built Of hwmrt engines of war left abottfthr city of Rhodes, Greece, W Demetrius of Macedonia after a fruitless siege of the city ln|- 300-299 B.C. The statue fellr during an earthquake aftier ;56® years, and its ruins laid on thej§ ground ior about 1,000 yearai when it was sold for scrap. I is. said to have taken 940 camel-l loads to move the remains. I CHOOSE FARMER-APPROVED STARLINE LABOR SAVERS WATER SOFTENER SERVICE SAME DAY SERVICE ON MOST MAKES S MODELS • Service • Rebuilding • Repair # Cleaning Oat • Overhauling • Installation • Reconditioning • Removal ALL WORK GUARANTEED WATER SOFTENER SALES "NEW -- USED -- REBUILT 385-5566 JCJeno McHenry, Illinois Now you can spread any type manure from liquids to frozen solids in broad, even swaths up to 20-feet wide. 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