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Section Three -- Page One WONDER LAKE NEWS 1 HART LOU HARTOG C, _ SU-717* TWO NIECES OF LOCAL RESIDENTS KILLED IN TEXAS - We were very sorry to learn that two nieces of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Liacas of Oak Road were killed in a head on collision with a truck in Houston, Texas, last week. The girls were aged 14 and 21. A third sister, aged 19, was critically injured and is hospitalized in Houston. She is not expected to survive. All three girls are daughters of Mrs. IJacas' sister. One son survives in "the family. Mr. and Mrs. Liacas went to Kankakee where the funerals were held. House-Garden Walk This weekend, Friday, Aug. 27 and Saturday, Aug. 28, will be the House-Garden Walk sponsored by the Girl Scouts. Four homes will be open for inspection from 2 a.m. to 3 p.m. Luncheon will be served at the George Rink home. The visitors may start at any one. The home of the twelve Ruggeros was designed by the doctor, credit for the interior decoration goes to Mary. The plan is contemporary and functioned, expressly suited to the needs of the ten children and the habit patterns of the family. There is a bedroom SUNNYSIDE VILLAGE RUBY CROWLEY PHONE 385-2662 ALICE NEIMIC VACATIONED IN THE BAHAMAS Alice Neimic is having the time of h£r life in Nassau. She writes me her sister is her chaperone. On their way back they will spend a few days in New York. ANNIVERSARIES Bill and Nelda Rowland celebrated their seventh anniversary with a steak dinner in Antioch. Bill is presently attending summer camp with the Army Reserves at Camp McCoy, Wis. He is Chaplain to the 307th Civil Affairs Group on this tour. Bill has had a busy Bummer, also having completed an eight week student teaching course at Waukegan township high school and three semester hours of graduate work from Northern Illinois University. Chuck and Bernice Morgan also celebrated their twentythird wedding anniversary last week. They observed the day by beginning a vacation trip in the south with their two daughters. NEW BABY Celien Sima had a visit from the stork Friday 13, a beautifull baby boy. 7 lbs. 12 oz. They flamed him David Paul and both are in the best of health. NEWS BRIEFS The Albert Weises had a birthday party for their nephew, Phillip Carlson, from Milwaukee. There were fifteen people for dinner. Jess Dare's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. B. Langford, came up from Russellville, Ark., to pick up- their son, John Lee, who has been vacationing and working up here for a couple of months. They decided to spend a few days with the Dares before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. P r o k o p ' s daughter, Marilyn, is spending the week with them. Edward Schneider has finally arrived home from a long stay at St. Therese hospital. Although he is still in a cast and will be for a couple of months, he is mighty happy to be back to Sunnyside and his faithful wife. Mr. and Mrs. Prell spent the weekend up in Twin Lakes, Wis., where they indulged in some swimming with the little Prells - Kurt, Laurie, and Charmine. There was a big celebration at the Joe Metzger's Sunday. A combination of a farewell and birthday get-together. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bradatzsh and four children, Rickey, Robert, Conrad and Margaret, also Mr. Bradatzsh's mother who is leaving for her home in Germany in the near future, were present. Irma's brother, A d o 1 p h Kuch, from Chicago spent a week out here fishing. He said he made a better catch this time than ever before. -- some big bass. Charles, Dotty and Mama treated uncle Adolph to several dinners at their favorite restaurants. Irma's welcome mat is always out for her brother as he has been a lot of help and company to the family. Mr. and Mrs. Koffski attended a twenty-fifth anniversary party at the V.F.W. in Mc- Henry in honor of their dear friends, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Taylor, of Streamwood. There has been a big improvement in our neighborhood in the past couple of weeks. The rains came and brightened up all the gfass, trees, gardens, and flowers. And most of the weeds were cut down -- believe me it sure makes a difference in the appearance of our Village. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison had a very large crowd at their house last week -- in fact" there were sixty-one people. This affair was in honor of Mr. Harrison's co-workers and also some of the neighbors attended. Mrs. Nikrin and Mrs. Gaylord took a drive up to Milwaukee to visit both of their sisters who were mighty happy to have them. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cammarata and son, Larry, attended a picnic at Fullerton woods in Elmwood Park. They saw all of their old friends whom they hadn't seen for quite awhile. winj for boys and one for girls which lead off the kitchen-recreation area. It is the kitchen-laundry area, the heart of the home, which should prove interesting to most h o u s ewives. The downstairs area is the indoor play area for the family and consists of a den TV room and recreation room. Girls on Vacation Four lovely young ladies--two from Wonder Lake and two from McHenry -- left last week for a week's vacation. Cathy Pedersen, Vicki McCall, Betty Danko and Paulette Gute drove to Devil's Lake, Wis., where they rented a cottage for a, week. If they have sill the fun they planned on having they should have stars in their eyes when they return. While there they also hope to make a trip t<J the Wisconsin Dells. Home from Abroad A goodly group waited at O' H a r e A i r p o r t l a s t F r i d a y night to welcome home Betty Lamont and her son, Sam, Jr., and daughter, Heather, who returned from a seven week vacation in Scotland and Ireland. Young Sam also celebrated his birthday on the return trip. I have not seen any of them yet but I know they had a wonderful time and will have enough conversation material to 1 a s t them for months and eveff years to come. I'm sure Sam, Sr., is happy to have his family home again. Welcome home to all three of you and hope to see you soon. I u n d e r s t a n d a b o u t n i n e o f young Sam's friends greeted him at the airport all dressed in red, white and blue and presented him with a red-whiteand blue lei to celebrate his return to the good old USA! Friday Deadline Because of the holiday next week our deadline will be tonight, Thursday, please call in your news by tonight so I can turn it in tomorrow morning. Thank you. Weekend Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yegge spent the weekend in Waukesha, Wis., where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vaupell. While they were gone their young son, Jeff, stayed with his paternal grandparents in McHenry. Mr. Yegge returned last Thursday from a business trip through the East. Cystic Fibrosis Fond Drive Many volunteers will be knocking on doors in Wonder Lake between Aug. 23 and Sept. 10 for the Cystic Fibrosis Fund Drive. For the fifth year, Mrs. Larry Fuhrer of Wonder Center is the McHenry County Chairman. EXPLORER "SLAVE DAY" AUGUST 28 Need your windows washed, lawn mowed, hedges trimmed, Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. Next to V.F.W. 3004 W. Route 120 Phone 385-0783 McHenry, III. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT BEEF SALE Bring This FREE Ad in for GIFT With Any Beef Purchase U.S.D.A. Prune NO PAYMENT 'TIL SEPTEMBER 105 Days Same as Cash or Take 6 Months Bar - B - Que Treats BEEF nft HALVES.... A7 c lb. EXAMPLE: 300 lbs. at 29c lb. Total $15.98 a month for 6 months. All prices include cutting, wrapping and freezing. For Your Cook-Out Other BEEF Available from 37 -69' Call 815-385-3550 Collect For Information or Appointment McHENRY MEAT CO. 3910 W. Main, Vi Blk. S. of Hwy. 120 McHenrv 111 Open Mon. Thru Fri. 9 til 8; Sat. 9 til G; Closed Sunday BEEF HINDS . 37 c lb. EXAMPLE: 150 lbs. at 37c lb. Total .555.50 or $4.62 a week for 3 months. No carrying Charge. ; ( - pS" T • < ' , ' 3- THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER > Thursday; Auguil 26.' 1965 car washed, boats cleaned, any odd jobs to be done??? Now is your chance to acquire the s e r v i c e s o f t h e E x p l o r e r P o s t 145 of Wonder Lake, boys age 14 to 18 who will be ready and are willing to do any or all jobs on Saturday, Aug. 28, frorri 9 a.m. -to 5 p.m. The boys will supply the muscle, and brawn and plus your equipment and supplies will held you and also help themselves to earn funds their post. Anyone interested, please call 653-3931 or 653- 4556 anytime Saturday. If extra jobs are not filled the boys will be available during the week following. House guests at the O'Shea Home Miss Nancy Putnam of Sarasota, Fla., recently spent ten days as house guest of Kathy O S h e a o f E a s t L a k e S h o r e Drive. Nancy and Kathy are classmates in Sarasota. Marian Miller of Miami, Fla., will be a house guest of the O'Sheas for the next few weeks. We sincerely hope Miss Putnam enjoyed her stay in our area and that Miss Miller likes us also. Vacation in East Miss Kathy O'Shea of East Lake Shore Drive left recently to visit her cousin in Berwyn, Pa., and her grandmother and aunt in Camp Hill, Pa. While in the East Kathy also plans to make a visit to the New York Worlds Fair. Happy vacationing, Kathy! K1WANIS CLUB MEETING A happy birthday to Art Lau. Belated birthday contributions to the welfare fund were "made by Joe Sullivan, Bob Howe and Frank Higgins. P r e s i d e n t * J i m R o b i s o n requested a report on Kiwanis P e a n u t D a y . C h a i r m a n P h i l Kinzer is in charge. An interclub was made with the Sycamore Club Tuesday. Bob Meyers, Ed Heller, Fred Gutzmacher, Bob Howe and L e n n i e Freund attended. On Monday, Aug. 23 the Woodstock Club had an interclub with us. On that night Ben Phelps presented the charter of the New Explorer Troop. Clint Claypool of the McHenry Club was elected Lt. Governor of our divsiion for 1966. Welcome anyt i m e, Governor Clint. EXPLORER POST WINS RIBBONS About 125 Explorers and Senior Girl Scouts took part i n t h e e l e v e n t h a n n u a l R o c k River regatta last Saturday at the Hawthorne Hills Estate, on the western edge of Rockford. The events included four categories of canoe events, four of land events and four swimming events. The five boys who represented Post 145 showed their daring by coming back with three ribbons for their effort. A blue ribbon was won by Mike Burke in the one man canoe race, a second place red ribbon*, counted by the best three scores of each team, was won by the five boys on the team who repsented this post. A third place yellow ribbon was won in the over and under swimming event, w h e r e t w o s w i m m e r s m u s t swim the length of the course, where one must be under the water and one on top, exchanging when necessary, sounds like a wild one!! Jim Ruggero and Chris Rasmiissen were the two who won in this event. All the boys participated in as many events as possible and plan on trying again next year. The boys who took an active part were J i m R u g g e r o , M i k e B u r k e , Chris Rasmussen, Tom Walkington, and Bill Wines. An evening barbeque concluded the regatta following a fun swim for all. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY Shift Workshop Fpr t County Ag. Teachers | The University of Illinois Agronomy department's soil coring machine will be the main attraction at the McHenry county soils workshop for vocational agriculture teachers. The workshop will be held Aug. 26. Extension Soils Specialist Ed Runge, Dr. Roger Courson, and the area SCS soil specialist will conduct the soil sampling and training sessions. Ten different sites in the county will be visited to collect v soil samples and to give the teachers practical experience in judging the land use1 associated with each soil type. At each site, monoliths (soil profiles in metal cases) will be prepared by the teachers for later use as classroom teaching aids. i WHY IS u USED CAR PRICES are Down Too! 1964 BUICK WILDCAT Convertible Low Mileage -- Very Clean Our Price - '2595 1964 DODGE Sport Coupe All Power -- Air Conditioned Now Only - $2495 1963 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Fully Equipped '995 1961 RAMBLER 4-Door Good Economical Transportation This Week - $495 1962 CHEVROLET Wagon 6-Cylinder -- Stick Shift -- A Nice Clean Car *895 1964 CORVAIR MONZA Low Mileage -- Clean Don't Miss This - *1595 1962 CHEVROLET 2-Door Automatic Transmission •-- Clean Inside & Out Now Only - '995 DODGE BOYS DEAL AT SUNNYSIDE DODGE LIKE A SEVEN - COURSE MEAL? 'CAUSE THE DODGE BOYS DEAL IS COMPLETE from selection, thru easy financing, to continuing service. At Sunnyside Dodge you can choose from Polara, Coronet, Custom 880, Monaco, Dart, and Dodge truck. Arrange your financing to meet your budget. And when it comes to service, Sunnyside Dodge has all the parts, the know-how, and man power to service your new Dodge quickly and efficiently. And don't forget Dodge's famous 5 year/50,000 mile warranty.* OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9:00 P. M. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -- Sundays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4810 West Route 120 . v> mm DODGE POLARA . . . The car with style, luxury, and dependability. Polara is the car that puts you a step ahead of the others. Priced? Low as only the Dodge Boys can. Test drive one today. DODGE DART . . . Compact s t y l i n g , compact p r i c e . Here's the car with go. The car that says excitement, adventure. At Sunnyside Dodge, trade-ins have never been higher ... so drive a Dart. DODGE TRUCKS do the job, every job, every day. Big capacity, big power, big riding comfort. At Sunnyside Dodge you can see, drive, and buy. a Dodge Truck. Do it today. SUNNYSIDE DODGE 4810 WEST ROUTE 120 McHENRY PHONE 385-7220 HERE'S HOW DOIM.E'S 5-YEAR DO,000-MILE ENGINE AND DRIVE TRAIN WARRANTY PROTECTS YOU: Chrysler Corporation confidently warrants a comes first, during which time any such parts sler Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer's | parts, intake manifold, water pump, transmi universal joints, roar axle and differential. REQUIRED MAINTENANCE: The followin months or 4,000 miles, whichever comes first and replace it every 2 years; and every (i mon Dealer and request him to certify receipt 1 of that dace ssion and m re| t lis I uch \ the following vital parts of its 1965 cars for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichever prove defective in material and workmanship will be replaced or repaired at a Chryof business without charge for such parts or labon engine block, head and internal case and internal parts (excepting manual clutch/, torque converter, drive shaft, rear wheel bearings. ti • untcnarye services are require dander trte * warranty'*--- change engine oil every 3 ilace oil filter every second oil change: clean carburetor air filter every 6 months urni.-h evidence of this required service to a Chrysler "Motors Corporation Authorized evidence and your car's mileage. Simple enough for such important protection.