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*r • It i & Thursday. January 28.1965 THE McHENRT PLAINDEALER -™-f , ^ \ V W tittjj and his family who will leave.St. John's--Ev. Lutheran Church in Island Lake on Sunday Jan., 31. Preaching his last sermon Sunday, he and his family will leave later in the day for Wood Dale,, where he will be the new pastor of Calvary Lutheran church. Most residents of Holiday Hills have met him either attending church, or attending Holiday Hills meetings held at the church or if not there in their own homes as he took the census here in 1960. Although he will be sorely missed here, our prayers go with him as he goes on to a new congregation. --Pindar sai HOLIDAY Huts Ntws INEZ YOUNG 885-1678 CANDIDATES FOR VILLAGE OFFICES FILE BY MARCH 1 The following list of people . were nominated to run for offices of the Holiday ijills Prop-? erty Owner's Association on Monday evening, Jan. 18. President, Roy Lundelius and Harry Postal; Jim Clark, vice-president; Bill Abbink, Dick Bemis and Carl Weiss, treasurer; Bill Boettcher, Henry Haufe and Frederick Postal recording secretary; Mary Born and Alice Malzahn, corresponding secretary; Pat Roth, sergeant-atarms, Jim Harper; Directors, Unit No. 1 Donna Kasprzyk; No. 2 Mayo Proefrock and Carl Weiss; No. 3 Norrri Jeschke and Jack Connell; No. 4 Earl Krueger and Knute Pahlke; No. 5 Kaye Ryan, Jim Clark and John VanDuyn; Directors at large, Dick Malstrom, Bob Born, Jack White, John VanDury and Harry Schroeder. The election of officers will be held on the second Sunday of next month, Feb. 14. The coming year will" be extremely important to the future of the community. Be sure that we have the right people in office to insure our future. Get out and vote!!! Postal Baby Christened The infant son of Gail and Frederick Postal was, christened Timothy Leo at St. Mary's Catholic church in McHenry on Sunday, Jan. 17. Standing up as Godparents were Cynthia Brink and Richard Radzwilowicz. Following the ceremony at church, a dinner was served at the Postal home. Guests included the Godparents, the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brink, the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Postal, the Radzwilowicz family and Leo Brink, Jrf Cerebral Palsy Drive A note of gratitude to one and all who participated in the Cerebral Palsy Drive--the residents for their cooperation, the gals who collected, Charis Ary, Eileen Cymanowski, Midge Teuber, Loretta Nelson, Gerri Postal and Dot Gabriel, and to Chairman Jimmie Justss who handled the whole thing for Holiday Hills. Hospitalized Candy Musolf is back in McHenry hospital again. Our best wishes for a speedy recovery for Candy as well as for her whole family who are very concerned. Mike Krueger is also confined to McHenry hospital. Hurry and get well, Mike, I'm told the boys miss you. The Haufe home has been, quiet recently while Jimmy has been recuperating from extensive surgery on his nose and throat. I hope you're feeling much better now ! ! Get-well wishes go also to Mickey Walters who is recuperating from surgery and to Lorraine Bemis who is still taking it easy after her last illness and a cheerful wish to Pat Roth who has had quite a siege of back trouble in the past months. Receive 10 Year Girl Scout Awards Phyliss Harper and Gerry Breede were recently awarded pins for every 10 years of girl scouting, by Jean Weyland, chairman of the Valley View Neighborhood. Both Gerry and Phyl have been active in the scouting program here in H61iday Hills. Phyl has been either co-leader of a committee member since the beginning of troop 478 in 1957 and Gerry, since 1958. Both have been active in organizing the troops since that time also. They have worked with many girls thru their years of service and both deserve a great deal of credit for their time and effort. Rev. Nieting To Move To Wood Dale It is with a heavy heart that I bid farewell to Rev. E. Nie- PISTAKEE TERRACE Jerry Dicks 885-7250 CUB SCOOTS MEET TO PREPARE PLACE MATS FOR DINNER The Cub Scouts of Pack 495 met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Maril^n^ Wiggerman, and were hosts to folks who helped the boys make their place mats for the Blue and Gold Dinner which will be held on Feb. 7. Snow Ball Dance The dance committee and the girls of our subdivision, Mrs. Marilyn Wiggerman and Mrs. Arlene Connerty of the decorations committee greatly appreciate all the trees and help received for this dance. Before the dance a cockail party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Brennan for the dance committee, at which ^JAfrie the final touches were gone over. Present at the cocktail party were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wiggerman and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Connerty. Seen at the dance were a few of the Terrace residents including Jim and Dolores Taylor, Wayne Walters and the Mierzwas. Terrace Tidings Mr. and Mrs. Gregg attended a barbecue supper on Saturday evening at the Mount Hope Methodist church with the By Kota Club with thirteen couples present. Visitors at the Kern home over the weekend included Jerry's friends, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schilne, and daughter, Donna tand friend who had attended the ski meet in Fox River Grove on Sunday. Also visiting the Kern home were Richard and Maryann Kern and children. The Merhaut household was buzzing last weekend when Vickie was celebrating her birthday and to help her were Mr. and Mrs. Olson and family of Oaklawn and the senior Merhauts. Annette Kurowski was guest at a pajama party given by Betty Himpleman of Johnsburg. Mary Dicks celebrated her birthday by going to Sunday dinner with Bob and me and then we visited the Fuqua family of Sunnyside Estates and helped them celebrate three of their birthdays. the best of everything and hope the years ahead will be filled with everything they desire. Sick List Those on the sick list this week were Mary Hess and Carolyn and Keith Mierzwa. We hope you are all feeling well soon. Attend PoW-Wow Harold and Roy Breede and Ricky Ary attended the original Pow-Wow sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. at Edgebrook school on Wednesday, Jan. 20. The purpose of the organization is to encourage fathers and sons to work together on craft projects. . Birthday Celebrants Happy birthday fb three Holiday Hillers all on the same day, Jan. 29, Mac Ary, Ken Carlson and Bernie Cymanowski, to Bernie Werriken an Jan. 31 and to JoAnn Anderson, Victor Justes and Ricky Jende on Feb. 2. Anniversary greetings to Gloria and Gerry Smith celebrating their thirteenth wedding anniversary on Feb. 2 and also to Mabel and Jack White celebrating their eighth on the same. day. LAKE REGION YMCA OBSERVES FIRST BIRTHDAY From Jan. 24 to 31 is National YMCA week. The Lake Region YMCA will celebrate its first birthday on Feb. 9, at the second annual meeting. As one of the newest YMCA's of the more than 1,800 YMCA's across the United States, the membership and program of the Lake Region YMCA is growing. While the Lake Region YMCA had 100 governing members a year ago, it now has more than 800 governing members, contributors, and dues paying members. Programs are conducted in Algonquin, Crystal Lake, McHenry and Woodstock at the present time. Other towns in the Lake Region YMCA service area include Cary, Fox River Grove, Huntley, Island Lake, and Lake-in-the-Hills. Highlighting the present list of YMCA conducted programs are family nite, 'family swims, Indian Guides, lose weight the Y's Way, physical fitness and gym classes, swimming instruction, wrestling, chess and church basketball for men and boys. i s>. WONDER LAKE NEWS MARY LOU HARTOG 658-7176 STUDENT RETURNS TO COLLEGE AFTER HOSPITAL STAY Walterine Rochowicz returned to St. Dominic's / college last Monday. All wasjf not vacation for Walterine. -She was home for Christmas vacation and directly after New Years she underwent surgery at Harvard hospital. She is up and around now and feeling much better and returned to school but she will have to go slow and -easy for several months. Happy Birthday To Leo--the other half of the Hartog family--who celebrated his 39th (?) birthday again last Sunday. He and J. B. -- that other celebrity will probably stay at 39 for years and years and years. Cerebral Palsy Drive Units 1, 2 and 3 of Wonderview made a very satisfactory contribution to the C. P. Drive. Vi Borta, Audrey Burrows, Pat Tonn, Clara Meyers and Irene Menolasino collected for the drive. ftonnie Vidovich assisted by driving the ladies on their rounds. New Years Party at. Andrews Home A New Years Eve party was held at the home of Hank Andrews. Those present were Art and Clark Meyers, Rufus and Bernie Jerls, Pat and Severin Lodewyck, Joe and Evelyn Vidovich, Del and Vi Borta, Roberta and Bob Hermes, Bob and Marita Heuick, Annette Lodewyck and Ethel Moore. All reported they had a wonderful time. Wonderview Improvement Association The association reports that progress is being made on the association house. The Women's auxiliary has contributed towards the gas line and to the new chimney. Discussion will be coming up to determine ways of obtaining funds for other items needed at the house. Supporting all association activities helps your subdivision. Wonderview News The December meeting of the Women's auxiliary was held at the home of Clark Meyers. Refreshments were served which included a Christmas Jiunch • bowl. Bernie Jerls helped organize the games for the group. Gifts from the Christmas grab bag were opened and everyone enjoyed seeing what the others had received. Birthdays Those celebrating this week will be, Jan. 28, Roy Genaze and Debbie Stull. On Jan. 30 Lillie Steidle, on Feb. 1, Denise Pradelski on Feb. 2 Barbara Zamastil and Georgie Krickl. We wish them all a very joyous day; -- Anniversary Celebrating their forty-third anniversary will be Walter and Lillie Steidle and on Feb. 2 James and Eleanor Moore will celebrate theirs. We wish them I didn't think Charlie was that kind of guy..; Normally he's wide ties and wide lapels with belt all the way. I don't But that car- think buckets, carpeting, he can console, big V8. afford it. Yes, who does he think he's going to impress? Hi, Charlie. wrnmm It's Dodge Coronet they're talking about. And frankly, Charlie can afford it. So can you. Dodge Coronet. Coronet 500 sports the following as standard equipment: all-vinyl interior, front bucket seats, full carpeting, padded dash, directional signals, backup lights, deluxe wheel covers, center console. 273 cubic inch V8.. 'BS Dodge Coronet OODOi DIVISION fib CHRYSLER TO Morow cMraMnoN See all the new Podges on display at your nearby Dodge Dealer's. SUNNYSIDE DODGE CO. 4704 West Router 120 j., , , ,' A McHenry, Illinois WATCH "THE BOB HOPE SHOW," NBC-TV. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISJING. The festive decorations in the Meyers home helped make the party complete. Children's Xmas Party In Wonderview The annual Christmas party for the children of Wonderview was a complete success. Movies were shown to the younger group, Santa distributed gifts and refreshments were served. Later in the evening the older group had their Christmas party. Prizes for a twist contest were won by "Wimpy" Sergott and Donna Lazalde and Robert Menolasino won the "Limbo" contest. Kiwanis Club of Wonder Lake, Meeting January i8, 1965 ^ Joe Sullivan must have a sixth sense about Millie's chicken because he arrived there just in time to enjoy it. Someone else was not quite so lucky, and there will be a Battle Axe Letter in the mail to attest to that for the unsuspecting wife. Bob Howe reported that he, along with President Jim Robison, Bill Cristy, Boy Myers and Phil Kinzer attended the district meeting in Crystal Lake on Sunday. Along with a general outline of what Lt. Gov. James Mudgett expects during his tenure of office, those in attendance were privileged to hear from the district representatives on Kiwanis committees. Bill Cristy told about a new streamlined reporting system and asked the clubs co-operation in making it work. The club authorized Guy White to issue a check to a special fund being set up to help defray the expenses incurred by the Lt. Gov. during his term of office. This fund was suggested by the past Lt. Gov. at the district meeting and the Wonder Lake Club is sending 50c per member and challenges all of the other clubs in the division to follow suit as soon as possible. • i Art Lau asked that the club join a group which sends Bibles to foreign countries in connection with his committee on the support of churches. Speaker for the evening was Greg Mieling, battalion chief on the Chicago fire department. Mieling spoke about causes and prevention of fires of all types. He also stressed the importance of probably reporting a fire and said that all families should have a fire or emergency plan for their home and practice the same, so that if it ever becomes necessary to use the plan, it will be familiar, The talk was most interesting and also quite timely as President Jim can testify. Memorial Hospital Auxiliary News The Sew 'n Sews met at the home of Mrs. Larry Fuhrer Thursday afternoon, Jan. 21. Anne Weretka won the hostess prize and others sewing were Mrs. Walter Faust, Mrs. Carol Poedtke, Betty Fiala, Vera Wohnrade, Margaret Kellner, Dorothy Halbauer and Mrs. Ted Wielock. Canasta Group Meets On Thursday evening, Jan. 21, Mildred Lundborg was hostess for the benefit canasta party. Mildred, Judy Rasmussen and Marlene Lundborg had the high jscores. Other players were June Kiddell, Marie Milbrandt, Grace Markle, Mrs. Ed. Gallas, Sr., Neva Fuhrer, Pat Gallas, Mrs. Lincoln Koch, Eloise McCafferty and Amy Street. Girl Scout Spring Training Schedule Troop Consultant Round Table- Feb. 2, at the council office day camp directors course Feb. 9, 16, 18, 23, from 10 p.m. - 2 p.m. at Hawthorne Hill. Troop Camp License Course-prerequisite-- Basic Leadership Course March 25, April 1, 9:30 - 2:00 at Hawthorne Hill. April 9-10 a 24 hour overnight at Chapman Hills. If you cannot attend all the. sessions please do not sign up as there will be no make up sessions. Advanced Outdoor Course -- prerequisite--Troop Camp License, May 11 from 9:30 - 12 Girl Scout office. The overnight on May 21, 22 23, Chapman Hills! First Aid Course, Feb. 18, 9-11, Feb. 23- 25 from 9:30-2 at the Girl Scout office. Creative Crafts for Day Camp with all types of crafts that can be used at Day Camp---games, singing, nature, skills and dramatics. The dates will be announced at a later time. ' Don't forget the cookie sale is coming--dates March 18-27. Notes: There wasn't a, heck of a lot of news forthcoming, this past weekend. I think everyone was hibernating--and Who can blame them. It was a good weekend to sit by the fire and worry in case you had anyone unfortunate enough to be out on the highways. Ice, ice everywhere. Much as we all dislike it--one has to admit there is a certain beauty about it too. It is a time when even the lowly weed has its day of beauty wearing its crystalline i^>be. When I looked out about midnight Saturday night the area was still and sparkling in the lights from the buildings on the corner. Every tree, every car, and every house was covered with a sheet of sparkling ice, which glistened in the moonlight. I for one was only too happy to enjoy the view from insidfe a warm bouse^ Pretty as it was--let's hope we; don't have any more of it It's too treacherous to be beautiful^ One thing puzzles me. Where are the birds? I put food out for them two days ago and nary a morsel is gone. Not one bird showed up. I'll settle for a nice patch of green grass and a petunia in bloom--how about you? ILLINOIS CHORAL GROUP CHANGES * MEETING NIGHT Rehearsals for the Northern Illinois Choral association have been changed from Monday nights to Tuesdays through Feb. 16, and will be held at the Crystal Lake high school music room at the regular time. Monday night rehearsals will be resumed starting, Monday, Feb. 22, and will continue to be held in the music room of the high school. Auditions for solo parts for the spring performance will be held at the Congregational church in Crystal Lake at 8 p.m. Soprano soloists will be heard on Monday, Feb. 1, and baritone soloists on the follow* ing Monday, Feb. 8. NEW STATE PARK One new Illinois state park* Stephen A. Forbes, was opened to the public in 1964. Located just north of Omega in Marion county, this 2,744-acre site has a man-made lake of 585 acres set in a rolling area with a number of forested points. FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. 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