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WONDER LAKE NEWS EVELYN RASKE PHONE 058-4882 SCOUT NEWS PUBLIC PULSE MERIT CITATION AWARD PRESENTED TO POSTMASTER A special "Citation of Merit" for cooperation in President Johnson's natural beauty program will be presented Saturday, Dec. 10, at 2:30 to Wonder Lake, announced Paul Eberle. Postmaster Eberle will accept the award on behalf of the citizens of Wonder Lake and the Wonder Lake Garden Club, Boy Scouts, American Legion, and Kiwanis who helped in the beautification effort. Frank G. Sulewski who will represent Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien at the presentation ceremony said: "Only those communities which have made a concerted effort to improve the appearance of their post offices are recipients of the award. The citation is presented after the postal facility has received a superior rating in a very rigid inspection by postal officials from regional headquarters and reveiwed carefully by the Assistant Postmaster General for facilities. President Johnson's natural beauty program is designed to improve the landscape of the nation. The Wonder Lake post office will receive the award as the result of the balanced landscaped grounds surrounding the building and the Lobby displays. The emphasis on aesthetics should make our post office a more pleasant place to visit and do business. Postmaster Eberle commented. It should be emphasized that our project was begun to enhance the appearance of the area and we hope that others in the community will be encouraged to make Wonder Lake more attractive. Frank Sulewski, Assistant to the Regional Director Post Office Department of Chicago, will make the presentation this coming Saturday. Wonder Lakers will remember him as the Post Master General's representative at the dedication of the Wonder Lake Post Office in 1961. All civic groups and citizens are invited to the post office for the presentation. Klwcaio Meeting; After reviewing last week's Farm-City program, President Bob Howe complimented Bill Cristy for presenting the best farm program in years. After the various committee reports the club voted to renew its membership in the Memorial Hospital for Mc - Henry County Association. Phil Kinzer presented his guests, Gene Dusenberry and Joe Novak. Mr. Novak spoke to the club about the Local Boy Scout troop. A follow up was made on the club's order for a new troop banner and flag. Bill Cristy, Lennie Freund, Bob Howe and Bob Myers plan to attend the Inter-ClUb with Bo 1 vide re. The Battle Ax Award went to Lennie Freund. T.P., Squaw, and 8 Papsfses, Move to New Beaemta Tom and l^is Mathews and family have made the big move. They are now living in their brad new home in Saint Francis Heights. I've enjoyed them as neighbors for the past five years, and sincerely hope they enjoy their new tome. Welcomed To The Community Friends, neighbors, and relatives gathered at the new home of the John Dykes and Leo Wines to welcome the Dykes to the community. The open house party was also a wonderful opportunity to welcome the Dykes to the community. Beautiful bouquets and gifts were received from the many guests that attended. Among the well wishers were; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. George Street, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cristy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mathews; And Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Mc- Comb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Richrl Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Draffkorn, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huff, Mr. and Mrs. Floy McCall; And Mr. and Mrs. William Dicker, Mr. and Mrs. William Etten, Mrs. Viola Rochowicz, Helen Reuter, Miss P lant, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Motulewicz, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rasmussen, Mrs. Estelle Mendyk and Janis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mrowka, all of Wonder Lake; And Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raffit, Schiller Park, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Raffit, Lombard, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bauer,0 Rolling Meadows; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trybula, William Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Seter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wines all of Chicago. May I add my best wishes to both families and hope that you share many pleasant years together. Condolences Heartfelt sympathy is extended to the Hinz family on the recent death of Mrs. Kitty Hinz. • Birthday Wishes Many happy returns of the day and may there be many, many more for Mark Ehredt, Jeff Draffkorn, Edward Raske, George Hartmann, and A1 Vogt. Asa Anniversary Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raske. May this anniversary lead to a golden one with golden years between. Baby Girl For Jim and Barbara Denise Kluwe was the name chosen for the first child of Barbara and Jim Kluwe. Demise was born ftidayi Dec. 2," and weighed in at 8 lbs. 11 oz. Congratulations to both of you and happiness and health to the new arrival. • Birthday Dinner Mildred and Clarence Gut ick and Sandy and Mrs. Edith Forsaith, all of Rockford, were on hand for a dinner at the Ward Ehredts. The dinner was to celebrate Mark and Sandy's birthdays. Home For ThaMiE^Jvlng Miss Donna Raske spent Thanksgiving weekend home with her family. Donna visit- 4' • T I TREES { ^ • Balsam • Scotch Phw ^ ^ • Boughs • Handmade ^ ^ Wreaths ^ ^ Don Dairy Frost ^ ^ 11 Block East of y Bridge on 120 A AFTER ALU a om yml WE ASK the privilege of doing more for you. Our prescription department, drugs, vitamins, cosmetics and sickroom supplies are here for your convenience. , IBS 3720 W. Elm St. 385-7030 JEWEL SHOPPING PLAZA Olb Haggenjos, R.Ph. Jerry Towsalnt. RJPh. TROOP 4M We held investiture for eleven girls recently. About eighteen mothers were there to see the girls "fly up" from Brownies. Cake, coffee and tea were served. It was a very impressive ceremony. Our leaders, Mrs. Fruik and Mrs. Harper, and all of us are working very hard making candles and ornaments for Christmas. Debbie Landre, Troop Secretary In McHenry ed with old high school friends while taking in the Warrior's basketball game. Donna's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raske, are anxiously awaiting the start of her Christmas vacation. Attention Parents of College Students I would be very happy to, print any news that you may have of your sons or daughters who are away at college. Please notify me when you have any news. (The Plaindealer invites tfce public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our ccmmunity. Our only, request is that writers liihlt themselves to 300 words or less signature, full addres1 and phone number. W« ask, too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) "Dear Editor: "I am writing this letter to ask for voter support for, the McHenry elementary school referendum for the educational, Building and Transportation funds on Dec. 10, 1966. "We need the additional tax money to keep our schools progressing. The inflationary period in which we now find ourselves means that it costs more today to educate. Salaries must increase to hire and keep good administrators and teachers. We hope to promote a broader education for our children such as the experimental programs in economics and foreign languages we now offer. In short, we wish to give the best education possible for your tax dollar. "In the Building fund, which is for the maintenance of buildings, not construction, wc know all maintenance costs are rising and will continue to rise. "ITiis fund should not be confused with building now buildings, but only the maintenance of all the buildings we have. We need permission to levy the maximum of 5 cents more. "Briefly, on transportation, the board is in the process of selecting a Blue Ribbcn committee to study and recommend to the board a better and sounder method of transportation. But at present, the 8 cents does not allow this fund to carry its own weight. For this reason the board h^ made recent decisions to put transportation on a sounder financial basis. The additional 7 cents is needed desperately to meet our transportation needs. "Finally, I wish to point out that we are asking the owner of an average house of $15.- 000 approve an increase in DECEMBER 8, 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 3, SECTION 2 his taxes for $33 total which will be levied at $5 cr $6 per .year for five or six years. "Sincerely yours, "Thomas L. Lawson "Secretary. District 15" "Dear Readers: "Elementary school District 15 needs a tax rate increase! Why? Because in this time of rising costs, the board of education and the administration want not only to maintain the present standard of educational services but even to expand those services for the i^ood of the community. "This is my seventh year on the board and I believe we have made progress every year toward a better educational system. We have increased the administration staff for better efficiency. We have added specialists in reading, speech correction, psychology and guidance. We have expanded the curriculum and updated our texts arid methods of instruction. "But we have not done all we can do or all that we muS^ do to provide our children with the opportunities they deserve. The need for ever better education is more and more critical in our complex society. "When the board wrote its policies in 1961, part of the e d u c a t i o n a l p h i l o s o p h y w a s expressed as follows: 'It is in the best interest not only of the individual but also of the community that each of its citizens develops to his fullest potential. The public school has an important role in this development.' "Please help us to help our community by a yes vote in the referendum Dec. 10. "A.J. (Bud) Uttlch "President, Board of Education, District 15 " RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of Skyline Drtve-Ia PHONE ISS-SIN BOARDING AND.TRAHflftG Obedleaoe -- Hmrttng and (Large Heated Kennels) G.S.H. 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