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•R LAKE GAIL WILLIAMS 653-5371 REGISTER FOR KmDERGAMTEN MAY6ANB7 Registration days for children who will be five years old on or before December 1, 1968 and live in the Harrison School district will be Monday and Tuesday, May 6 and7,9:30a.m. -11:30 a.m. and 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. for the coming school year, 19- 68-69. Parents are asked to bring hospital or county birth certificates or baptismal certificate. HOSPITAL PATIENTS Mrs. George (Thelma)Hales, Indian Ridge, was admitted to Harvard this past week. Also, Mrs. Diane Rodgers, Indian Ridge, was a patient at Mc- Henry. PROMOTION Martin J. Weisenburger, Jr., son of the senior Martin Weisenburgers, Feyerer's Subdivision, who has been stationed in Vietnam since March 10 was promoted to 1st Lieutenant, April 21, at Saigon. Before leaving the states, Marty was stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. If any of his friends or classmates would like to write the address is as follows: 1st Lt. M.J. Weisenburger, Jr., 05253075, USA - HAC - DI- Engineer; APO San Francisco, California 96243. Marty graduated from Marian Central, Woodstock, with the class of 1962. NOTES OF SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of Charles Vandermeiren, of Wonder Center, who vyas pronounced dead on arrival at Mc- Henry hospital, April 23. Also, our condolences to the family of Paul Yanda, who passed away April 25 at McHenry hospital. Mr. Yanda will be remembered by many Wonder Lakers who attended McHenry high school as the band director for 25 years, retiring: in 1962. BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Christine Cummings, daughter of the Gary Cummings, Oakwood Shores, celebrated her sixth birthday, Saturday afternoon, April 27 by inviting , her friends for games and refreshments. Those invited were: Heather CDonnell, Dee Sturm, Erin Quilty, Kathy Chamberlin, Shari Schau, Eileen Ahern and her sisters, Cathy, Karen and Diane. Christy received a beautiful new bike for her birthday. BIRTHDAYS Miss Cindy Keith, daughter of the Charles Keiths, Oakwood Shores, turned 17 years old, April 26. Also, Bob Freund son of the George Freunds, Shore Hills who is attending Robert Morris college at Cathage, will turn 19 years old, May 10. Happy birthday, Cindy and Bob!!! WANTED!!! BOYS, AGES 15 THRU 18 YEARS Boys wanted!!! All boys between the ages of 15 and 18 years old interested in playing American Legion baseball are asked to please contact Terry Haak, 653-5502 or Wilbur Haak, 653-5107, by May 19. The boys who will turn 19 years old before Sept. 1 will not be eligible to play. Games will be played Wednesday and Sunday evenings with the first games of the season scheduled, Sunday, June 9 Wonder Lake at Cary. The other McHenry county Legion baseball teams participating are: McHenry, Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Cary, Algonquin, Harvard and Marengo. SCOUT-O-RAMA RESULTS Cub Scout Pack No. 145, Boy Scout Troop No. 145 and Explorer Unit No. 145 (all Wonder Lake troops) all won blue ribbons, (first place) at the Scout- O-Rama heid at Marian Cen- For Your Information Dear Friends, Extensive travel in our mobile society causes more deaths to occur away from home, if this unfortunate event should happen in your family, immediately phone long distance to your funeral director. He can promptly arrange for the body to be transported home for burial -with minimum anxiety and expense. Respectfully, tral high school, Woodstock, last Saturday, April 27. Frank Schulthers is the Cubmaster, John Doherty, Boy Scou t Master, and Tom Kaefer Explorer advisor. The Scouts are sponsored by the Wonder Lake Kiwanis club with Ward Ehredt, institutional representative. The Cub Scout band per- , formed at the Scout-O-Rama. Congratulations, boys!!! ENSEMBLE CONTEST RESULTS An ensemble contest was held last Saturday, April 27, at Harrison school with twenty entries ( all Harrison school students) fourteen students were judged first place and six were judged second place. The judge was Fred Lewis, head of the music department at a Bensenville high school. Richard Mikus is head of the1 music department at Harrison. SPRING CONCERT DATES The Harrison school junior varsity band and choir will hold their spring concert, Sunday, May 19 at 1:30 p.m. and the varsity band will hold its spring concert on Sunday, May 26, at 1:30 p.m. at Harrison school. The concerts are open to the public. Tickets may be purchased from the students and at the door. FIREMEN'S AUX. MEETING The Wonder Lake Firemen's auxiliary held its monthly meeting Tuesday, April 16 at the fire house. There were thirteen members pres.ent and one visitor, Mrs. Carr. At the March meeting, Mrs. Lucile Abbt became a new member. The auxiliary is anxious to have more women join and also some former members return. The food tasting party has been postponed until a later date. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is Tuesday, May 21 at 7:30 p.m. at- the firehouse on East Wonder Lake road. ANNIVERSARY Happy fifth anniversary to Bob and Mick (Hansen) Manke, rural Woodstock on May 4. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET Nativity's annual mother and daughter banquet will be Wednesday, May 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the church. The dinner is going to be catered and entertainment has been arranged that will be enjoyed by all ages. Tickets may be purchased from Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs. O. E. Malenius, Mrs. James Preston, Mrs. Charles Jacobson and Mrs. Norman Williams, Jr. Tickets will not be sold at the door and Sunday, May 12 is the last day they may be purchased. NATIVITY LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS The last day you may contribute clothing, etc., for the Lutheran World Relief clothing Band Honors Former Director , r<V' v ' s. V* \-J> J 4 „ ^ ** j ^ ^ "*» •? v - I t ' • • ..... v.-: v-xc-?:-' ;: -v.. • -Mid • • 3'V" ; p'nfr; feq " iirf <- y,T> ' ~-v ' I-A " ."L HARDWARE EN sow FUNERAL HOME / v V H e n r y , I l l i n o i s 385-0063 A LASTING FAMILY HEIRLOOM On Canvas RIVE by Jerrold of yourself, loved one, or dear departed one! Frame included on Oil Painting Ready to hang Your photo does the sitting for Jerrold -- Special Offer PASTEL PAINTING Lar9e • 1A< 16" X 20" iy Write for FREE Brochure Exclusive Agent for Jerrold 1402B N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 1 block N„ of Rt. 120 on Riverside Drive y/ Stop in and view paintings The Legion color guard precedes the ninety- piece McHenry high school to funeral services held for him Monday morning. Mr. Yanda directed the MCHS band in solemn march from the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home to St. band from 1937 until his retirement in 1962. Mary's Catholic church, honoring former band director, Paul R. Yanda, prior b , PLAINDEALER PHOTO drive, is May 12. This year the need is for children's clothing and blankets. Be sure that it is good used clothing. Bye for noi. and the calls are greatly appreciated. Forest Firms Paying For Air-Water Probe The forest industry in Oregon has taxed itself to provide funds for a two-year s^udy on air and water pollution problems by the Forest Research Laboratory at Oregon State University. Industry will pay a half-cent per thousand board feet of timber harvested in the year up to July, 1968, to help fund the study. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS CITY ARRESTS The following tickets were issued by city police this past week: Edwin Gladman, 1801 N. Rogers avenue, McHenry, traffic light offense. Michael J. Dayrid, 5200 West Shore, McHenry, speeding. Frank Delpine, 6118 Barnard Mill road, Ring wood, starting a parked vehicle. Albert E. Schulz, Crystal Lake, speeding. Dennis J. Druml, 4607 West Shore drive, McHenry, speeding. Maureen A. Slavin, Woodstock, speeding. Arthur J. Kolbinger, 805 W. Rand, McHenry, driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. BOND PURCHASES TOTAL $iS7s?S4- WITHIN COUNTY McHenry county' residents purchased a total of $157,734 in series E and H United States savings bonds and 5 freedotfi shares in March according to Donald J. Still, Woodstock, general chairman of' the savings bonds committee. Purchases in' tfie state of Illinois were $27,520,841, according to Arnold J. Rauen of McHenry, state' director of the Treasury department's savings bonds division. This is 8.4 percent below the total fop last March and accountsfor 6.6 percent of national sales which were $419,000,000. ^ ABUSY MAN ... Carroll Hibbard, Portland, Oregon, is a Peace Corps dentist, one of three in the state of Saoah, Malaysia. He works at a health center with occasional trips to the interior. 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