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WONDER LAKE GAEL WILLIAMS 653-5371 GIRL SCOUTS HOLD HOUSE, GARDEN WALK The annual Wonder Lake Girl Scout house and garden walk will be Wednesday, Sept. 20, 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. The homes' to be visited are the Richard W^lowiczs', Wonder Woods; Marie deGrees and Phoebe Romberger, Sunrise Ridge; the Junior Albert Horns, Deep Spring Woods and Robert . Davidson and Charles Drainer apartment above the Greenwood store. A buffet luncheon at noon will be held at the Wolowiczs'. The bazaar will be in the Horn home which will feature ceramics. made by Robert Rowley, Mrs. Christian Topp and Mrs. Karl Fredricksen; enamel jewelry made by Mrs. Jack Shirra and jewelry of various stones by- Marie de Grees and Phoebe Romberger and candy, etc. Tickets may be purchased from the Girl Scouts and also on Sept. 20 at the homes. CHRIST THE KING NEWS Reverend Mother Mary Elred, S.S.N.D., has appointed Sister Clement Marie, Sister Rebecca Marie and Sister Mary Genevieve "to Christ the King Religion Center. Welcome to the Lake, Sisters!!! Registration for (CCD) religious instruction classes was held last Sunday after all the Masses for grades first thru eighth. CCD teachers are still needed. Anyone interested call the religion center, 653-2581. The meeting of the CCD board was held last Monday evening in the church hall. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Roberta Lynn Rasmussen who will be 12 years old, Sept. 20, and also today to Brad Wyatt who will be 15 years old. HOME ON LEAVE Jack Jacobson, son of the Charles Jacobsons, is expected home, Sept. 15, for a 30 day leave. Jack is in the Air Force and after his leave, he has been assigned to Washington, D.C. WELCOME BACK TO THE LAKE Jack and Renee O'Neil and their four sons are residing in Sunrise Ridge. Jack's mother, Mrs. Mary O'Neil, will also be residing with them. The O* Neils will be remembered as former residents of Shore Hills. A big welcome to all, it's nice to have you back at the Lake. ANNIVERSARY Happy ninth anniversary to Charles "Charlie" and Dorothy Jacobson on Sept. 17. MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN A membership campaign is being started for all those.interested in the historical backgrounds of the railroads. It will be a new group and is a branch of the Chicago- Aurora-Elgin historical society and is open to all Wonder Lakers* who are 16 years or older. The meetings will be held in Wonder Lake on Tuesday even- WATER-WELLS PUMPS ^ O RED JACKET I THE BEST WATER SYSTEM IS THE CHEAPEST l WATER WELL DRILLING SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS SALES AND SERVICE McHElNRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP CO. 385-5252-Res. 385-0713 4913 W. McCullom Lk. Rd. McHenry , ings. All those interested are asked to indicate so by writing P.O. Box 112, Wonder Lake. FLOWER GIRL Miss Mari Jacobson, almost 3 years old, daughter of the Charles Jacobson, was a flower girl in Hammond, Ind., for her cousin's wedding. NATIVITY LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS New "Adult Education Course" begins Wednesday, Sept. 20. Knowledge is only attained through hard work and study. We can never expect to wake up some morning and have first hand knowledge of the Bible if we have not taken the time to study. To help the members of Nativity be better equipped to spe^k intelligently of what the Word of God says to today's world. Pastor Johnson will conduct another adult course called "Paul'sGospel". The class will begin at 7:30 fi.ni. The Sunday morning adult study course, held during the Sunday Church School time, 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m., also conducted by Pastor Johnson, Will be called "Genesis, the Book of Beginning." BAPTIZED Michael Elliott Wade, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wade, Highland Shores, was christened recently at Christ the King. BIBLE CHURCH NEWS Friday, Sept. 15, 7 p.m., the Pioneer Girls, Colonists and Pilgrims will meet at the church. The Pals Club will meet at Harrison school. Bus service will be available. Sunday, Sept. 17, the Sunday Sohool at 9:30 a.m., a class for all ages. 11a.m. Morning Worship Service, Junior Church. The Bible Fellowship Hour is at 7 p.m. On Wednesday, Sept. 20, 7:30 p.m. is the Midweek Prayer and Praise Service, also Junior Choir rehearsal and at 8:30 p.m., Senior Choir .rehearsal. WONDER LAKE SQUARE DANCERS The Wonder Lake Squares by popular demand are holding square dance lessons again this fall. As a free sample they are having a dance for all persons who would like to find out how much fun today's square dancing really is. This dance will be at Nativity Lutheran church, 3506 E. Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake," Friday, Sept. 15, at 8 p.m. The lessons will be heldevery Friday night at 8 p.m. beginning Friday, Sept. 22, at Nativity church. There will be 15 lessons. The lessons are open to all interested persons in the community who like to square dance. WINNER Miss Rita Robison, Shore Hills, was a very surprised and , happy young lady when her postcard was picked in a Chicago radio station contest of which she received a set of 8 golf clubs. FOOTBALL Several Wonder Lake freshman boys have been trying out for the McHenry high ^school freshman team. They are Harley Flynn, John Bixby, Jim Robison, Art Nitz and Frank Higgins. Good Luck, Boys!!! COLLEGE BOUND Donna Raske, daughter of the Ed Raskes, Oakwood Shores, will be a sophomore at Southern Illinois, Carbondale. Phylis Reuter, daughter of Mrs. Helen Reuter, Wonder Center, is attending the Euginie Bauerle Beauty school in Chicago, Patty Hansen, daughter of the Muss Hansens, will be entering her sophom ore year at Carthage College, Kenosha, Wis. Bobbi Hansen, daughter of the Muss Hansens, is attending Patricia Stevens School, Chicago. Nancy Ruggero, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. S.L. Ruggero, will be a sophomore at Wright Jr. College, Chicago. Louise Ruggero, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. S.L. Ruggero, is continuing her junior year studies at Loyola University in Rome. Mark Motulewicz, son of the Ed Motulewiczes, will be a freshman at the Minneapolis Medical Institute, Minneapolis, Minn. Joanne Feyerer, daughter of the John Feyerers, will be a freshman at Beloit College, Beloit, Wise. Linda Detwiler, daughter of the "Bud" Detwilers, Highland Shores, will be attending Bryan and Stratton Business School, Chicago. Willard Stahl, son of the Clarence Stahls, Wonder Center, , ' will be a freshman at Western Illinois, Macomb. Bill Welch, now residing in Woodstock, will be a sophomore at Rockford Junior College. Penny (Ullman) Tracy, now of Aurora, daughter of the Clarence Ullmans, Highland Shores, will be attending Northern Illinois at DeKalb. John Jacobson, son of the Charles Jacobsons, will be entering his sophomore year at Carthage College^ Kenosha,1 Wise. Ronee Sommers, will be a sophomore at the University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, \|iss. Pamela Parker, daughter of the Robert Parkers, Wonder Center, will be a junior at Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh, Wise. Mark Alderson, Route 120, will be attending Northern 111. •at DeKalb. . KIWANIS CLUB MEETING A round table meeting was held in the Mathews Building Sept. 14 in place of the regular meeting which fell on Labor Day. Peanut Day is Sept. 22. This is the work schedule as planned by Man Power Chairman, Mr. Robison. SINCLAIR CORNER - Mathews & Kinzer; STANDARD CORNER - Ehredt & Robison; McCULLOM LAKE AND RINGWOOD ROAD-Dicker and Christopher; FOUR CORNERS, RING WOOD - Lou and Cristy; THOMPSON ROAD AND 120 - Ruggero and Sullivan; Mc- HENRY BANK - Leonard Freund and Alice Wagner - Bob Myer - Gordy Gran. Underwriting of case lots is under way. WONDER LAKE TOPS HAS GUEST SPEAKER On Wednesday, Aug.. 30, the W.L. Tops Club was honored to have as their speaker of the evening - Mrs. Delores Burkett, leader of the Round Lake Tops Club. Mrs. Burkett, who has lost 80 lbs. in the past year, is well qualified to talk on the subject of weight reduction. From a 26!^ down to a .16% in quite a drop in dress size. She looked slim and lovely and greatly inspired the thirty-five members and guests with her discussion. Several of the guests joined the club that same evening. TOPS needs more members. Right now they have twelve openings before they reach their limit of membership. They will take in anyone who has a genuine weight problem and needs to lose 20 lbs or more. For information call any of the officers. Theresa Huska 385-5498, Lillian Duke 653-6161, Phyllis Straumann 385-6568, LaVonne Sallaz 385- 4748, or Mary Lou Hartog 653- 7176. You'll be glad you did. They have some very good programs planned for the coming fall and winter season. Right now they have a contest going and the prize is a free ticket to a theatre in Marengo for half ,of the membership paid for by the other half who don't win. 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You won't find a broader range of power in any popular pickup!There's a brand-new 200-hp 307 V8 that's standard in V8 models. • I n Chevy-Vans you get Six economy or new V8 go. On your biggest jobs, save with gasoline or 2-and 4-cycle diesel. models. Styling with a purpose that sets the pace! Take a good look at Chevy's style! Low silhouette of the pickups helps provide stability, cuts wind resistance. Big windows give unsurpassed visibility. Biggest service network. There are more Chevrolet dealers to keep your truck working and earning! See the '68 Job Tamers today! ONLY fgiilWllLEI Sifll YOU ALL THESE I11CK FlMfllES See the '68 Job Tamer trucks at your Chevrolet dealer's! Clark Chevi let Sales 12-5318 Sufinkv It HPS distinguish tin Smart '68 Chevrolet Caprice Coupe -A' J ' <. V • v . . j Chevrolet's new look for 1968 begins up front with a smart new grille and hood that conceals the windshield wipers. Recessed taillights in the rear bumpers and new body side lines are smart styling features as shown above on the Caprice Coupe. An impressive list of comfort and convenience options mak^ it possible to custom-tailor a new Chevrolet to almost any personal taste. The new Chevrolets will be on display-September 21. for the price of the ticket. The one losing the most in each set wins the ticket. The theatre party will be Sept. 27 instead of the regular meeting on that evening. Why not join up and lose weight and have fun at the same time. TOPS QUEEN RECEIVES TROPHY At the guest meeting of Wonder Lake Tops on Aug. 30, Kitty Bartlett was crowned 1966 Queen. Kitty lost 45 lbs, in 1966 and was presented with the crown, the TOPS Trophy of the Year, and the royal blue robe. Some of the members of the WLS Weight Reduction Club of McHenry were present and sang the "Queen Song" in honor of Kitty. Diet refreshments were served after the program. 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