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Three'--- Page Four PLAINDEALEH Thursday, Ju&e 30, I960 .••V,-. ; WORDEB LAKE News : *v teONE (tffMStt LITTLE LEAGUE SPONSOR DONKEY BASEBALL GAME The managers and coaches of the Wonder Lake little League will play the managers and coaches, of the Lakeland Park Little League in a donkey baseball game. This game is played with all the players, except the pitcher and catcher riding donkeys. The seven inning game will be played under lights at the Christ the King ball diamond, Friday, July 1. In as much as the proceeds go to the Wonder Lake Little League, come on out and have a laugh filled evening. The p l a y e r s w i l l m o u n t t h e i r "trusty steeds" at 8 p.m. If your throat gets parched from rooting for our home team; refreshments will be available. Bake Sale There will be a parish bake sale sponsored by the Christ the King Altar and Rosary Sodality on July 10 in the school hall after all Masses. All parishioners will be contacted, and we hope you will consent to bake Vour specialty for this sale. If by any chance you are not contacted and would like to donate something, which would be greatly appreciated, please call the chairman of the Bake sale, Mrs. Charles Pike, at 3-4438. You may drop off your baked items on July 9 from 3 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. or after Mass. Kiwanis News The membership turned out 100 per cent for the first meeting held with our new hosts Stanley and Margaret Sawko. Howie Heinrich, the new owner of Paul's Hardware, was introduced to the members and was the guest for the evening. The action taken by Jim Robison's committee for aiding a needy family on an emergency basis was approved by the club. The Peanut Day committee was announced by Joe Sullivan as follows; Menpower, Ed Heller; publicity, Horace ..Wagner; underwriting, Gordy Gran, Phil Kinzer; and Joe Sullivan. Family night was set for July 25. It will be held at the lake front homes of John Craig, Ed Heller and Joe Sullivan. Boating, skiing, swimming, badminton, shuffleboard and food for all the members and their families. The Kiwanis Club will help the fire department produce a new map and street number guide of Wondpr Lake. Members have volunteered to help in preparing copy of informative facts and history of the lake. Cottons on Parade With the wave of Mrs. Peggy Mondek's "magic" wand, the Christ the King school hall burst alive with gay spring colors at the recent fashion show held by the Past President's club of the Christ the King Altar and Rosary Sodality. Mistress of Ceremonies, Mrs. Gloria Coughlin announced the models and described the outfits. The very young size (4-14) was modeled by Lydia Ruggero, Midge Cristy, Frances Wade and Lynn Raske. The gay and casual selection Spr EVA FREUND 10VE N PHONE 675-2185 Post Closed ice On . Monday, July 4, the Spring Grove post office will be closed all day. There is no receipt of mail and no dispatch of mail. The lobby will be closed and there will be no rural delivery. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kowalski are enjoying a trip through C a l i f o r n i a . M r . a n d M r s . Robert Miller of California are visiting their parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller. It's A Boy! Mr. and Mrs. John Vierke are the happy parents of a baby boy. He weighed in at eight pounds. The baby will be named Mark. Correction: In error the name of Mrs. Frances Heineman as a past president was omitted in the article stating, the honoring of past presidents. Also omitted was the memorial ceremony held for deceased past presidents Mrs .Anton May, Mrs. Nick Freund, Mrs. Joseph Schmitt and Mrs. Fred Meyer. A portion of the story was inadvertently omitted and the Plaindealer regrets the error. was demonstrated by Marilyn Marke,' Mamie Sc^m^l, Sherri Mondetf, Ren eel. Sbmmers, Nancy Houda and Harriett Van, Kajsegari! / t Clothes tailored for town axtdi travel were worn by Joanne H i g g i n s , M a r c e l l a P a r k e r , Marilynn Topp, Jay Gee, Mary Lou Baudin, Loretta Meadie and Jean Hartmann. Finally the glamour fashions for afternoon and evening were presented by Lee Pickrum, Ann Sullivan, Vicky McCall, Diane Horn and Dolores Wines. Refreshments were then served by the past presidents of the Altar and Rosary sodality. Cheri's first Communion Cheri Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weber, 7400 Wooded Shore Drive, received her First Holy Communion, Wednesday, June 22. Father James Brett from Saint Theodore's parish, Chicago, a long time family friend, celebrated the six o'clock Mass. "Dinner out" climaxed" this special event. Scouts Camp Out Nineteen anxious Boy Scouts left Wonder Lake for a week's camp-out at Camp Lowden. The boys will be under the direction of Ward Ehredt, Ken Rhodes and John Doherty. Visitors Dick and Avalon Miller, one time residents of Wonder Lake, paid a brief visit with some of their friends, June 22. Congratulations To Gordon Gran on his recent promotion to Lieutenant Commander in the Naval Air Reserve. Wonder Lake Bitfle Church Remember June 27 begins the Daily Vacation Bible School. It will continue until July 8, with no school on July 4. On Sunday, July 3 at 9:30 a.m. the morning worship will take i| \;• ^01^ ,-lrearB^jigo . i .-(TAkeh ffpiii^the flle of Jiily 1, 1926)1 Schiessle and Weber have just completed a new addition to their hotel, the Northwestern. Included in the addition is a living room and two bedrooins and screened porch. On the first floor is also a modern laundry equipped in the latest of labor saving devices. Thirty acres has been secured on Pleasant Lake nine miles from Elkhorn for a Scout camp. It has a wonderful beach, woods, hills, gullies and level ground enough for the athletic field. The camp will open about the middle of July. The celebration in the park over the July 4 holiday sponsored by the firemen will have a celebrated Indian Bard, Chee Noon, a noted singer with a tenor voice as entertainer. Friends and neighbors from Richmond of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Klontz surprised them at their home on Waukegari street Friday evening. The evening was pleasantly spent in playing "500". The pupils of Mrs. C. W. Goodell were heard in a piano recital at her home, June 25. Parents of the pupils and a few invited guests attended. On Wednesday morning of this week occurred the marriage of Miss Mabel Conway to E. C. Holle at St. Patrick's church. Rev. William A. O' Rourke officiated. The Eastern Star will have a home bake sale July 3. Pies, nuts, cakes, cookies, cottage cheese, doughbeans, place. At 6 p.m. the Junior Hi, and Senior Youth Fellowship will be held. Then at 7 p.m. the Bible Fellowship Hour will begin and on Wednesday, July 6, 7 p.m. the prayer meeting fe going to be held. 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I understand there is no obligation. 1I ^ -- r • ; IJ Forget that gas is cheaper... remember that gas is modern nt *aitfee on stdeC;; Twenty-Five Years Ago (Taken from the files of June 86, 1941) Miss Mildred Joos, 29 year old adopted daughter of Bernard Joos who resides on Park avenue, passed away at the hospital June 21 after several months of illness. Boating enthusiasts Wednesday proclaimed that a bill appropriating $25,000 for the dredging of the Fox River at Burton's Bridge and two smaller shallow places ; passed" bj? both houses of the state, legislature and now awaiting Gov. Green's signature would remove the last obstacle to making the Fox River navigable from Algonquin to McHenry where a marine elevator will give crafts of all size entry into the Chain O'Lakes region. Pistakee Hall for Girls is the name of a new camp for girls who are between the ages of 8 and 12 located on Regner Road on the south shore of the beautiful Pistakee Bay. It is a small camp with an enrollment l i m i t e d t o t w e n t y g i r l s . Pistakee Hall is owned and directed by two sisters, the Misses Hazel and Clara Mae Hanrahan. Miss Catherine Rothermel became the very charming s*»s bride of Mr. Fred Meyer June 21 at' St Mary's <church 4t which Msgr. C. S. Nix yfos #ie j'} Sfc tf>ur<?ta was the iScel^ 'iD^ ^a beautify!; wadding June 21l' when Miss Eleanor Bolger became/ the bride of Mr. Edwin O. Sullivan, Jr. A new home is under construction in the Wattles sub)* Wirtz of McHenry, June 20 at division for the Joseph Guzzardo family. A luncheon was given in honor of Miss Lorraine Engeln at the home of Mrs. Elmer Weissenborn. Miss Engeln will become the bride of LeRoy Melsek. Ten Years Ago (Taken from the, files .of Jime 91, 1956) Two Wonder Lake youths, Bill Spuehr and John Wright, and a young Michigan lad were injured in an auto accident on the Pistakee Bay road. Bill Spuehr was driving on the wet blacktop road when the car skidded and crashed into a tree. John was thrown oUt of the car and was taken to Memorial hospital suffering a s k u l l f r a c t u r e a n d o t h e r injuries. The other boys were not hurt seriously. According to Gertrude Barbian, who is in charge of the beach fund, there will be a life guard stationed at the beach daily from noon to 4 p.m. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Etten, Lynette Louise, died June 13 three days after her birth. V; . Karen Lee Kittredge- ;Woft • studio. M i s s C a t h e r i n e F r e u n d , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Freund of Johnsburg, 'became the bride of John H. St. John's church. A ceremony took place Sunday for the newly formed Pony League. The V.F.W. Drum and Bugle corps in their sharp new uniforms marched onto th& diamond followed by managers, coaches and their' teams. The boys were decked out in uniforms, thanks to generous sponsors. Mr. and'Mrs. J6hn Varese are the proud parents of a son, John Robert, Jr., born June 17 at Memorial hospital. In- McHenry >LAN .FALL tECtUEli' , v The W.L.S. club (Weigh Less •Soon )of McHenry has invited 'Dr. Karl A. Beuerlein of Algonquin to return in the .fall for another lecture on "Sum* ming Down and Toning Up", which will be along the lihes of his last talk at the local high school for the same club. Members are looking forward to another stimulating and edtt* cational lecture. Clubs or in- <&jtftljials who would like to toe notified on the exact date aie asked to write Dolores (Mrs. Robert A.) White, 1701 N. Richmond road, McHenry. ! )r. 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