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PAGE 15- Wonder Lake ^Vlary Jean Huff 653-9167 §°9* Band Wins Excellent Rating At Jaxx Festival The Harrison school stage band made its first appearance at the Chicagoland jazz festi­ val on Feb. 6 and walked away with an excellent rating. Out of fourteen groups in the junior high division, three were giv­ en superior ratings, eight ex­ cellent and three good. The stage band, also known as the Psychic Sixteen, and their director, Richard Mikus, de­ serve a large round of ap­ plause for a job well done. ;^%mong the upcoming band e- vents will be a band solo and ensemble contest at Prospect Heights on Feb. 27. There will jfce forty-nine entrants from Harrison school, including thir­ ty-three soloists and sixteen ensembles, almost double the number entered in last year's contest. On March 7 at 2:30 mm., the varsity band, choir l|i)d stage band will present a pre-contest concert at the School. The choir contest will take place on Saturday, March 13, at Avon, followed by the varsity band contest on March 27 at Gages Lake. BROTHER DIES Our condolences to Ruth Oes- terlund and Mrs. Howard (Mil­ dred) Hill. Their brother, Gus- tave W. Oesterlund, died Mon­ day, Feb. 15, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. LENTEN DISCUSSIONS Father Ron Conro will be the discussion leader at the lenten discussion groups now being or­ ganized at Christ the King church. Group No. 1 will meet starting Feb. 25 on Thursday afternoons from 1 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.; Group No. 2 meets Fri­ day night - 8:30 to 10 p.m., 'starting Feb. 26; Group No. 3 on Tuesday afternoons from 1 p.m. to 2-.15 p.m., starting March 2; and Group No. 4 on Tuesday night - 8:30 to 10 p.m. starting March 2. Each group will meet six times during lent in homes. Do something posi­ tive this lent. Call 653-7171 for details. WIN BAKING CONTEST The winners of the recent fa­ ther and son Cub Scout baking contest were Ted Dass and son, Keith. This is the second year in a row that the Dass men have won this event. Understand that the next step will be a well known bake off contest. FIRST AID LESSONS The men of the Wonder Lake Volunteer fire department are giving up more of their time to insure the safety of our resi­ dents. Every Monday night they, meet at the fire house for first aid lessons sponsored by the Red Cross. NEWS BRIEFS Jo Hansen and Gloria Cough- lin went to the airport last Thursday to meet Jo's son, Earl, dressed in garb of the 1900's. Hear tell that Earl wish­ es he'd jumped instead of land­ ed. New Year's Day 1971 t^ok on a very special meaning for Mrs. Bobbie Mirowski,daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Muss Han­ sen, when her husband, Greg, walked in on her unexpectedly - home from his tour of duty in Vietnam. Following a 30 day furlough in this area, the young couple are now stationed in Fort Meade, Maryland. Greg expects to be discharged sometime in September. BIBLE CHURCH ACTIVITIES Among the many activities of the Wonder Lake Bible church is choosing a missionary of the month. The people of the church are asked to write to him and in this way are kept in close contact with those missionar­ ies the church helps tosiqsport. The February missionary is of special interest to the Wonder Lake people, as he is Rev. Kenneth Pope, who lived in Ringwood as a boy and at­ tended the Wonder Lake Bible church. Rev. Pope now lives in Sitka, Alaska, with his wife and two children, where he is a radio minister and has or­ ganized children's bible class- ' es along with his other duties. About twenty-five to thirty members of the Bible church at­ tended the recent LIFE Insti­ tute in McHenry. In the morn­ ing and evening sessions they learned ways in which to help Christians share their faith with others. Then they put their learnings into practice by going out in teams to assigned ter­ ritories for door-to-door wit­ nessing. ] Wednesday! evening services at the Bible church include a mid-week /prayer service at 7:30 which offers prayer groups for every member of the fam­ ily, followed by senior choir practice at 8:30. Thursdays the teen-agers meet for Bible study time at 7:30 p.m. at the Dan Swetman home in McHenry. On Friday evenings the Pals Club and the Pioneer Girls meet at the church at 7 p.m. APRIL IN PARIS April in Paris will be a real­ ity for Miss Joyce Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ old Young, Wooded Shores. Hav­ ing left Wonder Lake New Year's Day for France, Joyce is now studying at the Univer­ sity of Rennes, and plans to spend the summer working in Paris. She lives with a French family and writes home that the Midi is very much "in" with the French people and that A- merican students and for­ eigners are easily recognized by the length of their dress and their hair. After returning to Wonder Lake in August, Joyce will continue her education at Beloit college. JOINS MARINES Pat McMahon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McMahon of St. Francis Heights, left Wed­ nesday, Feb. 17, for duty with the Marines at Camp Pendle­ ton, Calif. Pat was guest of hon­ or at a party in his home Sat­ urday, Feb. 13, when friends and family gathered to wish him well in his new venture. VISITS OLD FRIENDS Mrs. Mabel Sartwell of Lit­ tle York, 111., spent several days in February as a guest in the William Nielsen home in Wooded Shores. Mrs. Sartwell and her husband, who died re­ cently, were residents of Won­ der Center for many years. While she was here, Mrs. Sart­ well enjoyed visiting with some old friends. REV. VANDERPOOL RETURNS FOR FUNERAL Rev. James Vanderpool, for­ mer pastor of Christ the King church, returned to Wonder Lake recently to say the fu­ neral Mass of Elmer Raske who died Jan. 30. Father Vanderpool is now a resident of Washing­ ton, D.C. WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS A very warm welcome to Wonder Lake is extended to the following newcomers: the Jo­ seph Kubitske family of 7216 Oak street, Indian Ridge No. 2; the Robert D. Oze family of 3820 W. Lake Shore drive, Sunrise Ridge No. 2; the Er­ nest R. Wurm family of 5418 E. Lake Shore drive, Hickory Falls No. 2; the Robert M. Englebrecht family of 7702 Howe road, Mill Gardens and John Miller of 7512 Maple drive, Wonder Center. May your days spent in our community be filled with good health and much hap­ piness. WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO... Mrs. Mary Lowrey? After being a permanent res­ ident of Wonder Lake for about twenty years, Mrs. Lowrey moved to Van Nuys, Calif., about four or five years ago, where she enjoys the warm climate and the ease of public transporta­ tion. Being a very active sen­ ior citizen, she belongs to sev­ eral golden age groups. In a See What $1S99S Can Buy During Carey Appliance's Anniversary Sale February 26-27! ! Zenith World-Famous CIRCLE0'SOUND The ARTISTE • A564W Lets you hear perfectly balanced stereo anywhere in the room. Features include: 32-watt peak music power solid-state amplifier and exclusive Micro-Touch* 2G Tone Arm. OtsirlbMiur* Suw«st«d R«mn Krtoa pCiu FREE This 56780 Value Stereo Bonus! *29" value I Mobile Cart ~s,. s249tf* value 5-Pack of Stereo Records s12*s* value Stereo Headphones i ur»i wiinm " D«»fribviu*» bufvmaO ftetaM Prte* 80 * with purchase of Zenith Circle of Sound Stereo LIMITED OFFER! LIMITED QUANTITIES Total Value567 J LIMII fcU Urrfcri UMl tu UUAIM ltd TOSTIKIMALL SFF CARE YAPPLIANCE TTT 1241 N. Green McHenry Value Spectacular '71 Sale i 385-5500 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Rita Casey Hold Further Discussions On License Fees At the village meeting held on Feb. 11, a discussion was held on license fees for the year 1971 and further discussion on same will be held at the next vil­ lage meeting in March. The Feb. 25 meeting has been cancelled. Streets and Roads: Trustee Hatch read the resolution for maintenance of streets and highways by municipality under the Illinois Highway Code ap­ propriating $2,500 of Motor phone call to her daughter, Mrs. Mary Ahrens of Woodstock, she reported that she was not hurt by the recent California earth­ quake, but her first thoughts as it awakened her were that it was the end of the world. For­ tunately, though things had fal­ len all over the house, there was no damage. Also, after hearing of our 10 below zero weather here, she said she'd stay in California unless things got worse. Mrs. Jay Hansen of Wonder Lake, another daughter of Mrs. Lowrey, tells us her mother is healthier since mov­ ing to California than she has been in years and that al­ though she likes living there very much, she misses all the action back here. Mrs. Lowrey is planning a trip to Illinois in March when her daughter, Lor­ raine, will celebrate her sil­ ver jubilee as a Sister of Mercy. Mrs. Lowrey's address is 14959 Van Owen street, Van Nuys, Calif. 91401. She wouldwelcome a visit from any of her friends who are planning a trip to the west coast. The Harrison Band Parents association meeting which was originally set for Feb. 25, has been cancelled. It will be re­ scheduled in March. 385-2780 Fuel Tax funds, the breakdown being: Snow and Ice Control - $705 - Weed Control - $600 - Tree Trimming - $400 - Clu- vert Cleaning - $500 for the year Jan. 1, 1971 to Dec. 31, 1971. She also read the main­ tenance engineering cost to be performed by the consulting en­ gineer, cost $116.87. Trustee Hatch informed the board that a breakdown of the proposed re­ building of the Venice Drive bridge had been submitted by Mr. Wellwerts with his cost es­ timate of $10,000. VILLAGE CLERK'S OFFICE „ A reminder of vehicle stick­ er deadline - it is now passed and those purchasing same af­ ter Ma/ch 1 will have to pay a penalty for being late. The police department will be is­ suing tickets to all those found not displaying their stickers on the car windshields. There have been quite a few complaints a- bout dogs running loose again and three children have suffer­ ed from dog bites - please keep your dogs on a leash, see that your pets receive rabies shots. When purchasing your dog tag from the village clerk, bring along your dog's current ra­ bies certificate. FILINGS The following have filed for office in the coming election to be held on April 20. The Progressive Party ticket: 4 year Trustees - Francis Coughlin, Margaret Hateh and Ann Brezezinski: 2 year Trus­ tee, Harry Brady. The Peoples Party, for 4 year Trustee, Har­ old (Curt) Freeman: The Inde­ pendent Party, for 2 year Trus­ tee, Odiel Samyn: The Voter's Choice Party, for 2 year Trus­ tee, Herbert Brossman. A re­ minder to those who have never registered to vote; those who have changed their name through marriage; and those who have recently moved, PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, i-EBRUARY 24, IV71 Mark Bartos Earns Honors At University please register at the clerk's home before March 22. Please keep the following dates in mind: March 22 is the first day for absent voters to apply for a ballot: April 15 is the last day for absent voters to apply for ballot by mail: April 17 is the last day for absent vo­ te?^ to apply for ballot in per­ son. FUN CLUB The members of the Fun Club met this month and celebrated the birthdays of Jen CLeary and Pat Morrison. The girls re­ ceived a nice gift from their co-members. Atthe social, pri­ zes were won by Jen O'Leary, first; Helen Para, second, Dor­ is Kibbe, third; and Pat Mor­ rison, fourth. Hostess for the evening, Lu Bitterman, who served a delicious buffet with a cake decorated for the occa­ sion. The members missed Em­ ma Kunz who is still recup­ erating at home from her last bout in the hospital and Alice Becker who was feeling a lit­ tle under the weather. VOLLEY BALL ANYONE? The ladies volley ball team that meets at Edgebrook school is looking for more ladies to join them at 7:30 p.m. on Tues­ day nights. If you care to join or would like more information stop in at the school on Tues­ day nights and talk to the ladies. BIRTHDAYS A very happy birthday to Pat Morrison on the twenty-fourth, Jean Marie Freeman who will be 11 years old on the twenty- fifth (and that's old?) AlyceKo- wal on the twenty-seventh and to Angelique Betancourt, March 1st. Hoping everyone has a great day. ANNIVERSARIES Best wishes and congratula­ tions to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hyatt who celebrate their fifty- fourth wedding anniversary on Feb. 25. IN CLOSING Still looking for someone to take over the column, so far no one has called. If anyone is Mark Bartos. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bartos of 5301 W. Shore drive, McHenry, hasbeen named to the dean's list at the University of Illinois, where he is a freshman majoring in ar­ chitecture. He maintained a 4.0 scholastic average to receive the honor.- Mark has recently pledged Phi Kappa Tau fraternity. He is a member of the universi­ ty's concert choir and recently joined the Young Illini, a sing­ ing group of twelve who enter­ tain in the mid-west. WEEKLY SECIPE Here is a do ahead dessert that, for success, depends only on exact timing and correct oven temperatures. So don't fail to pre-heat your oven. If you like cheese cake this is one that will bring you compli­ ments from your family and guests. CHEESE CAKE 1 graham cracker crumb crust, browned 2 8oz. packages cream cheese 2 eggs 2/3 c. sugar 1 t. vanilla Cream cheese until smooth. Blend in eggs, sugar, and va­ nilla. Pour into crust and bake for twenty minutes at 375 de­ grees. Take from oven and let stand for fifteen minutes. Topping: 1 c. sour cream 2 T. sugar. 1 t. vanilla Combine the above ingredi­ ents. Spread over cheese filling and return to oven for 10 min­ utes at 475 degrees. Chill over­ n i g h t i n r e f r i g e r a t o r b e f o r e serving. interested give me a call be­ fore the twenty-sixth of this month 385-2780. Carey App 1. Anniversary \> & CTg ̂Put Americâ FAVORITE Step In the Winner's Circle See Maytag...America's Favorite! 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