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n 1 $600 Check I Given Wonder Lake Firemen Ed O'Brien, chief of the Wonder Lake Fire department, recently accepted a check in the amount of $600 from JoAnn Gran, president of the Wonder Lake Women's club. The presentation was made at the Harvest Hard Times party held at Christ the King Catholic church. The money will be used to purchase special rescue equipment. Pictured are the members of the adult confirmation class at Shepherd Of The Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, who confirmed their faith Sunday. Front row, left to right, are Caryn Sivertsen and Colleen Sivertsen; second row, JoAnne Koth, Velma Catherwood, Ruth Hauck, Dorothy Fundahn, Gail Schmaus and Dianne Alvord; third row, Robert Koth, David Catherwood, Charles Schmaus and Pastor Roger Schneider. Adult Class Is Confirmed Eleven new members were received by adult confirmation at Shepherd of the Hills- Lutheran church Sunday. A brief service of adult con­ firmation was held within the regular worship service on Sunday and provided a time for each member of the class to come tft the altar of the church to receive a certificate 6f church membership. The class members had met for a period of t ime with Pastor Roger Schneider to discuss the basic teachings of the Christian church and to familiarize themselves with the local church program so that they could have a meaningful church membership. The members of the class include Charles Schmaus, Gail Sch­ maus, Carvn Sivertsen, Colleen Sivertsen, David Catherwood, Velma Catherwood, Dorothy Fundahn, Dianne Alvord, Robert Koth, JoAnne Koth, and Ruth Hauck. A reception to honor the new members will be held in the Fireside room of the church Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. The get- acquainted evening is being planned by the Evangelism committee of the church headed by Dennis Polewaczyk. Sixteen New Members Join Senior Citizens When President Kenneth Bowsher called the McHenry Senior Citizens club meeting to order Monday evening, Oct. 28, there were 215 in attendance to unite in reciting the pledge of allegiance. Sixteen new members were introduced and welcomed into the club. Their attention was called to the fact that election time is drawing near, and the way to get the most out of any organization - is "to become involved, become an officer and assume some responsibili ty, and work. Membership Chairlady Dona Usedom is usually very busy at the meetings, gretting newcomers and registering new members; therefore, i t is suggested that to save time and confusion, mail dues directly to the club at P.O. Box 201, McHenry. Mrs. Usedom will see that a new membership card is sent promptly. Mem­ bers is arrears for three months are automatically dropped from the membership rolls. The bus trips have been very popular, and the next trip to Madison, Wis., to visit the Oscar Mayer plant will be Wednesday, Nov. 6. The bus will leave the McHenry State bank parking lot at 9 a.m. There will be two buses going to the Chicago Loop ' Wednesday, Nov. 13. Buses will leave the bank parking lot at H:45 a.m. There are stil l a few reservations left . Contact Mrs. Louise Giel at once. The bus trip scheduled for the Phil Donahue show Wed­ nesday, Nov. 13 has been changed to Wednesday. Nov 20. The bus will leave the bank at 8:15; ' m There i« hus trip to South Ridge shopping center (south of Milwaukee) Wed­ nesday, Dec. 4, the bus leaving the bank parking lot at 9 a.m. Make reservations promptly with Mrs. Giel. John Doerr is also trying to get a bus trip arranged for a future date to visit the Nestle plant at Burlington, Wis. Further particulars will be given on this trip as soon as plans are completed. Social Chairlady Helen Strandquist reminded the members that t ickets for the annual Christmas dinner party are now on sale. As seating is l imited, reservations should be made promptly with Mrs. Giel. The date is Monday, Dec. 9 with dinner at 6:30 p.m. Those who cannot attend the dinner may attend the meeting and program which will begin at 7:30 p.m. Alf Heggeland reports that Art classes Tuesday afternoons from 2 to 4 p.m. are fil led; however, he has a waiting list for those whoe would like to get into the classes as soon as there is an opening. He also reported the square dancing is from 7 to 9 p.m. each Thursday evening. Both the Art classes and square dancing are at Landmark school. Frank Giel reports there is sti l l a li t t le room for additional bowlers at the Friday afternoon sessions. The program for the evening was given by Esther and Holger Hakansson, who shared with the club the beautiful pictures of their trip to Alaska, and many other places of in­ terest. The pictures were very lovely, and the narration by the Hakansson's very informative. It was a most enjoyable program. Alice Chermak, Program chairlady, reports that Mon­ day, Nov. 11, the program will feature McHenry Choral club, a program looked forward to with enthusiasm On Monday, Nov. 25 there will be a program by the students of the Mar-Ray Dance studio of McHenry, another program that promises to be very enjoyable and en­ tertaining. BIBLE STUDY A Bibje study group moderated by the Rev. Michael Douglas will meet at St. Patrick's church hall Thursday afternoons from 1 to 2:30 o'clock, beginning Nov. 7. Anyone interested may obtain more information by calling St. Patrick's Religious Education office. BIRTHS McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Estrada, McHenry, became parents of a daughter Oct. 25. Mr. and Mrs. William Lietz, McHenry, are parents of a daughter, Oct 27. Legal Notice PUBLICATION NOTICE TO: Lisa Ledford Judy Johnson Dora Sibuentes Connie Gibson Mildred VanTreeck Certain monies may be due you. Please contact Fred A. Geiger, Finn, Geiger and Rafferty, Attorneys at Law, 33 North County Street, Waukegan, Ill inois 60085, Telephone (A-C 312 662-2100). <Pub. Nov. 6, 13, &20, 1974) On Dec. 9, following the annual Christmas dinner party, there will be a square dance exhibition. Olhfytenry cP I at ndealer 3812 Wt;s t fc lm St reet C s tab l ishet ) 1875 Phone 385-0170 McHenry I l l ino is 60050 fub l is l ied Every Wednesday & Fr iday at McHenry, I l l ino is Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, I l l ino is By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E Lund Publ isht Adele Froehl ich Edi tor NEWSPAPER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ISSOCUTION founded U»~ free Press t jzj NNA SUSTAINING '!*!! 51 MEMBER - 1974 SUBSCRIPTION HATES 1 Year $9.00 1 Year $12.50 In McHenry and L. ik r County Outs ide McHenry and Lake County <& ? T T 7 T T •% WANTED! 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Brenner, Wonder Lake. McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital included John Tolomeo, Angela Vesely, Arthur Lehrbach, John Holte, Charlotte Kuhn, Paul Schatz, James Wray, Sylvia Hess, Herman Smith, Louis l iopper, Maurice Harteau, fcithleen Latz, Joseph Bauml - ,--'Sr., Theo/im"?\Beahler, Marlene graham, Ylarion Prather, EftW$rrrWeg\ner, Karl Abbink, McHenry; EnYma Maier arid Shawn Baker, Wonder Lake. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Admittance/ to Memorial hospital, Waonstock, included Lester Sherman, Tracy HuckstaedtS Robert Lamz, McHenry; ant^Lucille Jensen, Wonder Lake. PAGE 5 - PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER «. »#»* INSTALL STUDENT COUNCIL - Pictured above are members of the recently installed Junior high Student Council. An assembly featuring keynote speeches by District 15 Supt. Dr. Robert Boos and McHenry Mayor Joseph Stanek marked the start of an active year. Activities scheduled for November are a paper drive at McHenry Market Place on the sixteenth and an Illinois association Junior High School Student council workshop on the twenty-third. Shown above, front row, are Alice Armstrong, Carrie Mortell, Shari Blankenhorn, Wendy Aissen and Lorraine Borowski; second row, Tracy Ziebel, Linda Waller, Julie Waller (treasurer), Kim Weber (secretary), Tim Frantx (president), Diana Alderman (vice-president), Jim Wilkey and John Costigan; third row, Tom Alvary, Jodi Duenser, Carol Latz, Karen Lobitz, Ted Swantz, Phil Smith, Pat Becker and Rick Ziebel; back row, Christy Conway, Bobby Lindahl, Sue Sayles, Nancy Switzer, Pete Prust, Steve Hurst, Jim Frantz, Rich Sund and Nancy Giick. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Ever notice?? the person with the darkest tan seldom is the one who earns his or her living by working in the sun; the most stickers on baggage seldom do with widely travelled people; the loudest mouth seldom brings a great message. 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