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"V 5" * 4 . «<S^ ^ f: Wednesday. November 10.1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER S i Stcilon Two -- Page Threr WONDER LAKE NEWS Mary lou hartog 658-7176 -AUXILIARY PLANS "CHRISTMAS BAZAAR "NOVEMBER 13-14 Don t forget the Christmas "bazaar this Saturday, Nov. 13, rand- Sunday, Nov. 14, at the ^W. - L. Firehouse sponsored by .thfe Firemen's auxiliary. The •-continental breakfast will be "served Sunday from 9 a.m. on. -The Boy Scouts will also have "a-randy booth there. - Christ The King Church News • - A program of neighborhood children's story hours is being initiated by a children's librarian in Wonder Lake. The story hours are open to all children of the community in kindergarten through third grade. Separate programs for pre-schoolers can be arranged. If you are interested in having a neighborhood story hour in your home contact Miss Lucy at Christ the King Religion Center, 653-2581. Congratulations and Best Wishes To Daniel Rounpos and Patricia Johnson of Wonder Lake who will be married next Saturday at 3 p.m. at Christ the King church. Annual Breakfast Twenty people attended the annual breakfast of the Altar and Rosary Sodality of Christ the King church last Sunday morning following the 7:30 a.m. Mass. The breakfast was held in Johnsburg. Dr. RupfRero Addresses Sodality Meetings Dr. S. Rugsero", who has just recently returned from a month on an island near Haiti, was guest speaker last week at the meeting of the Altar and Rosary sodality. His discussion about his trip was of great interest to ail those at the meeting. Plans for a very special program at the December meeting were announced. This will be "Holiday Tips for Entertainment" by Ruth Williams. Mrs. Williams has addressed this group before and everyone enjoyed her demonstration so very much at that time. I am sure when she comes to the December meeting it will be even better. Do plan to attend. You'll be glad you did. Keep Thursday, Dec. 2, open for the monthly Altar and Rosary meeting and Christmas party. In Chicago Hospital Ruth Brusted has been ill and is in Belmont Community hospital at 4038 W. Melrose Ave., Chicago, Room 319. We all hope she is feeling much better by now and I am sure she would enjoy hearing from her neighbors. Hobby Club Given Gift Of Lumber John Lorenz delivered the lumber which had been donated by a lumber company of Mc- Henry, to the Boys Hobby Club recently. Otto and the boys were delighted to receive it. Plans are really zooming along now. Anniversary Greetings Belated anniversary greetings to Betty and Dan Gilbert whose anniversary was Oct. 23. how to have a real swingin' birthday -- just contact one of this good group and they will gladly give you the formula. Birthday Greetings To Leonard Larson on Nov. 9. Dinner Party Happy Jack (alias the Rondo Kid) celebrated his birthday last Saturday aided and abetted by his loving wife, Ruth, the two honeymooners Sally and Jerry, the terrors of Sunset Drive--Susie and Joe, and the Wonder Lake Woodenshocers, Leo and M.L.--with dinner at Lake Delavan followed by a very pleasant visit to see our friend Pete in Lake Geneva. I think birthday parties are the nicest things--for everyone except me. I'd just as soon forget mine -- but I'm always most happy to help others celebrate theirs. If you want to know KENT ACRES PHYLLIS SCHWEIKERT 385-6259 DON WILLIAMS HEADS KENT ACRES ASSOCIATION Officers for Kent Acres Improvement Association are Don Williams, president; Joe Hushka, vice president; Ruth Leska, treasurer; Barbara Hulsebus, recording secretary; Gwen Lennon, corresponding secretary. The board of directors includes: Don Williams, Joe Hnshka, David Lennon, Don V;£rney and Don Quist. A meeting was held Nov. 9 at*the V.FW. There will Vie a report on this meeting next week. Complaint Registered It has been brought to my attention that there is a small brown dog running lose on Kent road. The animal has been seen over turning garbage cans and strewing trash over yards. Will the owner of -this dog please keep the animal at home? Tbere have been similar'incidents reported in other parts of the subdivision. "Meet Your Neighbors Since we are new in the subdivision and I am writing the column it was suggested that the first family done in this section be ours. Don and Phyllis Schweikert havf! recently purchased the h©me at 313 N. Kent Road, and have been living there a little over a month. They have been living in Eastwood Mannor until the first part of October. Don and Phyllis have two children, Keith, 3, and Dale, 6V> months. Don is employed as an inventory control analyst for a manufacturing company in Barrington. He is an avid sports fan with football, baseball, and ice hockey at the top of the list. He is also interested in Scuba diving although he hasn't had much time to do any in the last year or so. Last yenr he took up golfing and he bowls in two leagues. Phylli? likes sports but says she hasn't much time for them as being wife and mother takes most of it. As an outside interest she has taken the job of writing this column. Happy Birthday Birthday wishes go to K ir >n Kreiger who was 3 the first of November. Allen Alcott turned thirteen on the third and Keith Putnam also on the third. David Kent had his day on the sixth and Bobby Nyberg 11, Larry Thomas and Cliff Grant had theirs on the eleventh. If I missed any one this week I'm sorry. I still haven't been able to reach a few people. My sincere thanks, to those I have talked to, for your co-operation. See you next week. {fasten & Dear friends, The desired funeral director should be called without delay, by the next of kin, immediately after death occurs* He can begin to relieve the family of the many details and arrangements which crowd in upon them at this difficult time. As the doctor's presenoa Is helpful in time of illness, so too fs the funeral director's presence reassuring and helpful in this hour of grief. Respectfully, Funds Go To Association House The Wonder Lake Women's auxiliary acknowledges aU their neighbors who have donated to, or visited the rummage and bake sales this past year. Funds from these s.ales are used to improve the association house and to benefit the subdivision. Everyone is invited to come to their "Give-Away" rummage sale on Saturday, Nov. 13, from 1 p.m. til 3 p.m. During those two hours you may take all the clothing you want which has been left over from the previous sales. Kiwanis Club 1966 Slate of Officers were clected as follows: President, Bob Howe; 1st Vice-President, Phil Kinzer; 2nd Vice-President, Bill Cr-isty; Treasurer, Guy White; Secretary, Ed Heller. Board of -Directors: Jim Robison, Joe Sullivan, L e n n i e Freund. Bob Myers, Fred Gutzmacher. Art Lau and Horace Wagner. Joe Sullivan, who is our institutional representative to the Boy Scouts, gave a report on a council meeting he attended. It was proposed that several of the Scouts be5 our dinner guests at a future meeting. Phil Kinzer reported on Ladies Night which will be held Saturday night, Nov. 6, at La Greca's Lake View Inn. Dinner at 8:30 p.m. . Last week's speaker, Tom Mathews, on "Public Works", has received several inquiries to talk on this subject by several other groups. Jim Robison will present plans for the installation of the new officers. MEMORIAL FUND r ESTABLISHED FOR SIDNEY B. WEISS "QUESTION 7" TO BE SHOWN NOV. 21 AT WONDER LAKE Establishment of the Sidney B. Weiss memorial fund has been announced by the Wonder Lake advisory board. Dr. Weiss, former chairman of the advisory board and for many years an oficer of Hickory Falls Subdivision No. 1 and 2, died last Friday. He was serving as vice-chairman of the advisory board this year. Dr. Raymond H. Watkins, pointed out that Dr. Weiss chairman of the advisory board, contributed many years of service on various marine committee activities that benefitted the entire lake. He had worked diligently on the project to rid the lake of rough fish to improve game fishing, and had headed special committees to investigate sources of water pollution. *Dr. Weiss was outspoken on matters of water condition and was instrumental in bringing about remedial action when violations were detected. Delegates attending a special meeting of the advisory board on Sunday started the memorial fund by making personal contributions. Residents of Hickory Falls are participating in the memorial fund. Dr. Weiss had served the subdivision in many as park and road commissioner, capacities, until two years ago Dr. Watkins suggested that Wonder Lake residents, who want to participate in the fund as a tribute to Dr. Weiss community services, make contributions through any subdivision delegate to the advisory board, or mail contributions to Mrs. Marian Carder, Box 72, Wonder Lake post office, or to Walter G. Walizer, 5604 Sylvan drive, Hickory Falls, Wonder Lake. Checks should be made out to The Wonder Lake Advisory Board, Sidney Weiss Memorial Fund. Question 7, a timely and tension-packed motion picture of conscience under test in East Germany, will be seen in a special showing on Nov. 21 at Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake. The title, "Question 7," refers to a questionnaire that children in East German public schools are forced to , answer before they can continue with advanced studies. Only those whose answeis are politically reliable are chosen. 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