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REPAIRS MADE TO SECTION OF EAST WONDER LAKE ROAD D u r i n g my travels to and frorii work the past few weeks 1 noticed work is being done to repair the section of East Wonder Lake Road from the main intersection to Oakwood Shores. Perhaps now would be a good tijrie for me to ask a question and see . if any of you can suggest an answer. I know I am not the'only one who has a problem with this road in the winter. I've h$$fr d the natives grumbling about it for years but it seems there is no solution -- or is there?? The bone of contention is ^the-incline where the blacktop gdes into route 120. How many tiroes have you tried to slow down1 on a slippery winter morning and ended up half way across the highway before you dJteflcTcome ot a stop. It's like pEyiiJg Russian roulette. Especially inasmuch as you can't s£e if any cars are coming fiwm the East -- because of the hffl -- until you get out onto the highway. •The exact reverse happens at night Ion the way home. You stow down to make the turn on to the blacktop from the highway and nine times out of ten you can't make the hill. My question is -- can anything be done about this corner? 8 Hospitalised We are sorry to learn' that Fred Kusch of 4419 E. Wonder Lake Road is seriously ill at the McHenry hospital. Christ the King Church News The Catechetical School will begin on Thursday Sept. 23rd. H o u r s a r e as f o l l o w s : H i g h school students -- 7:30 p.m. Saturdays. Fifth thru eighth grade students 10 a.m. Sundays. For kindergaretn thru fourth grade -- Sunday the 26th after 9 a.m. Mass. TOPS Club Members Enjoy Travelogue Members and guest at the loc a l T O P S C l u b m e e t i n g l a s t Wednesday enjoyed a rare treat in seeing the. movies of Africa and hearing about the country from Marie deGreef and Phoebe Romberger who spent their vacation in South Africa a few years ago. Both are now employed at the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock. Miss de Greef is chief HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS -IJfflZ YOUNG 885-44172 dietician andj$£i$$ Romberg, is a therapist at tKe hospital. The trip back had a special meaning for Miss de Greef since she is a native of South Africa and still has some of herfamily (there. It was her first trip home in several years. A great man once said "The world Is a great book, of which they who never stir from home read only a page". We can't all travel as much as we might like to and all the members of the club greatly appreciated these two ladies shari n g a few p a g e s f r o m t h e i r "world book" with them. Another speaker is planned for a November meeting of the club. Kftwanis Club Meeting Ed' Heller won the "Battle Ax Award". The speaker was George Freund, former Mayor of McHenry, who spoke on city planning and in particular about the new Boone Creek Development. Mrs. Freund gave a very conc i s e, informative presentation followed up by a question and answer session. President Jim Robison read a letter from the Crystal Lake Club on the new lecture series sponsored by them. Bill Cristy is organizing an interclub for DeKalb Farm Day. Next week the speaker will be Jack Satorius. Sept. 27 the speaker will be T.P. Mathews and the topic will be "Public Works". CAROL KRYSIAK IS MARRIED IN HOME CEREMONY "The' sun shone brightly as (Srol Krysiak and Joseph Hoffman were united in marriage on Saturday Sept. 11. The ceremony took place at their home before a flower bedecked fireplace. -Her matrom of honor was Eunice 'Heise. Chaarles H e i s e served the groom as best man. -A wedding brunch was held at a^restaurant in Crystal Lake w i t h t h e f o l l o w i n g w e d d i n g gnest present; Mr. and Mrs. W. IjBndt, Mrs. C. Raska, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Szamlewski, Mr. alTd Mrs. Dean Lucky, Virginia ^ ( 3 e v a , G e r i P a s c a r a l l a , M r s . Krysiak and young Edward, Eve] jn, P a n i e 1 and Arnol^ Krysiak. ' "A reception for fifty guests v£s Held at their home later in the day with a buffet supper s&ved. _ . BRIDAL SHOWER ^flrs. Joseph Hoffman, the farmer Carol Krysiak, was the surprised guest of honor at a bfjdal shower on Tuesday, Sept. 7i-She recived many lovely persWiar gifts from her friends. l35e hostess was Geri Pascareila of Wonder Lake. "Vifttor Justes, Jr. At I.I.T. •victor Justes, Jr., left Holiday lis on Sunday Sept. 12, and tqjpk up residence in Chicago where he is enrolled at the Illinois Institute of Technology Having worked with his Dad the last few summers he vfgs able to get some experience iubihis chosen profession. He is nTTw going on to major in chemical engineering. Our best wisher to you Vic! Ipoije just one day when his Mom, Jimmie, called to give the information,' she already missed him. Moms are like that, yjlah, they are are!! - _ Surprise Visitor •Chadie and Mac Ary were pleasantly surprised on Sept. 11 when- Mac's brother stopped by for a'visit. Capt. James Ary of tgp y.S. Air Force is Mac's youngest brother and is stationed at Edwards Air Force iSase in California. He was rout- I ...not chance" the more deeply you understand flie power and love of God, the less $u Relieve in chance. There's a tew of Spirit much greater than the law of averages, and those who 3isccM/er it, and live by it, will help B) light the world's way out of chaos. Hear this public lecture titled "God -- Not Chance" by CtORJVIAN B. HOLMES, C.S.B., ffiember of the Board of Lectureship of The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass. ihiislian Science lecture Saturday, Sept. 25th -- 8 p.m. Central Grade School Auditorivun, Paddock St. Corner Mc- Hfcnry Ave., Under Auspices: 2 First Church of Christ, Scientist -- Crystal Lake, 111 mission Free •HBB Everyone is welcome ed through Chicago on a flight, giving him the opportunity to spend the weekend here. On Sunday, Sept. 12, he accompanied the A r y s to Wheeling for dinner with Elizabeth Patz. McHENRY CHOICE FOR ANNUAL MEET OF HOMEMAKERS Leslie's Birthday Party Leslie Jende's little friends all thoroughly enjoyed her fifth birthday party. Beginning with lunch at home and taking them on a trip to a nearby farm and zoo with rides and ice cream completed a fun filled day for guests GiGi Smith, Kim Walters and Wendy Young. Charlotte McCleere was on hand for lunch and prizes. Young Fishermen Have Fish Fry Holiday Hills has a group of young men who are avid fishermen. Eight boys fished for three days and then had their own fish fry. They caught, cleaned and cooked the fish that never tasted better in their lives. Who were these up and coming sportsmen??? Greg Smith, Danny Johnson, Eddie Krysiak, Dean Heise, Pat, Kurt and Keith Teuber. Incidentally Greg was the chef for this never to b e f o r g o t t e n f i s h f r y . I t m u s t have been good because they left only the bones. The affair was held at the Teuber home. Advance preparations are being made for the annual meeting of the McHenry County Homemakers Extension as sociation, which again this year will be held at the McHenry Country Club. It is scheduled for Thursday, Oct 21, starting with registration and a buffet luncheon. Guest speaker for the day will be Mrs. Ralph Wier, editor of the "Letter From a Farmer's Wife" column of Prairie Farmer magazine. Her topic will be "Awareness in Everyday Living". Tickets are available at the extension office, Rt. 47 and Mc- ConneU road, which is located in the Farm Bureau building. One variety of the firefly, native to southeastern U.S., gives a green light: some varieties give a yellow or goldcolor light. FEDERATION OF GOP WOMEN TAU. MEET THIS WEEK ~ The Illinois Federation of Republican Women will convene at the Conrad Hilton in Chicago on Sept. 23 and 24 to; celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the State Federal tion. Attending as delegates of the McHenry Township Republican Women's club will be Mrs. Jacob (Connie) Johnson, Mrs. Chuck (Dorothy) Miller, Mrs. Grant (Gerry) Ernst and Mrs. Henry (Clara) Nell. Mrs. Davis also serves as a board member of the Illinois Federation in the office of downstate membership chairman. She will attend a bdard meeting of the State Federation prior to the formal opening of the conference, and will meet with club presidents and delegates to discuss plans for regional conferences scheduled for the coming year. Among prominent Republican women who will attend are Mrs. -Phyllis Schlafly, first vice-president of the National Federation of Republican Women, (former President of the Illinois Federation who appeared as guest of the local club in May, 1964); Mrs. Audrey Peak,, Republican national committeewoman for Illinois; Mrs. Lucinda Wanner, aissistant to the chairman of the State Central committee; and other chairmen of the Naional Federation of Republican Women. After a busy schedule of committee meetings and seminars on Thursday, the delegates are eagerly anticipating the appearance of Mrs. Mary Brooks, assistant to the chairman of the National Committee, as featured speaker for the banquet that evening. The luncheon Friday will honor presidents of the 1964 Gold Honor roll awards. Mrs. Davis will represent the Tri- County Republican club of Boone, Lake and McHenry Counties, since Mr. Davis, club president, will be unable to attend. FILES SUIT A $75,000 damage suit has been filed in Circuit court by James Robison of Wonder Lake on behalf of his three-yearold daughter, Rose, for injuries allegedy received by the girl in a pedestrian-auto accident on Aug. 20. The suit names James Hermle of Wonder Lake as defendant. JEWEL BEEF 'ti US DA CHOICE I U.S.D.A. CHOICE Sirloin AA, 89" U.S.D.A. CHOICE TAILESS U.S.D.A. CHOICE Round ,-n Steak 79 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS ROLLED Rump HQ Roast U.S.D.A. CHOICE Ground Round #916 Steak MORE AT JEWEL ECKRICH'S Smoked nw)< Sausage CORNELL SMOKED Polish ^ Sausage VAN HOLTEN'S Sauerkraut 1%-lb. bag "Service Is Our Business 99 Receipe Rendezvous The Eunice Circel of St. John's Lutheran church will hold a recipie rendezvous on Thursday, Sept. 30. The speaker will be Dr. Ben Josehl, psychologist. Tickets are available from any member of the circle. Greetings A h a p p y b i r t h d a y t o o u r 'friendly neighbor' Bill Abbink who celebrated his b i r t hday Sept. 17. Get-Well Wishes A cheerful bouquet of get-well wishes to Robert Sundby who is hospitalized again with his leg. Young Doings We Youngs had a very enjoyable weekend with dinner with o u r f o r m e r P a s t o r , R e v . Nieting, and his wife, Dorothy, on Friday, Sept. 10, Kuples Club with friends of long standing, the Olsens of Cary, the Streets of Wonder Lake and the Witzman's of Wauconda, on Saturday night, and iinner in Riverside, with Mrs. Walda and J. 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