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Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Auxiliary Unit Hears Reports Of Convention The American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 1169 * of Wonder Lake held its November meeting on Thur­ sday, Nov. 20, with seven of­ ficers present. President Marge Hartung presided over opening ceremonies. The Pledge of Allegiance and the Preamble was recited in unison by the membership. Following the opening ceremonies, reports were given by the various chairmen. , President Marge gave the 11th District Convention report held at Marengo on Nov. 1, which was attended by three mem­ bers. The Veterans party held at Huntley on Nov,. 18, was at­ tended by Legionnaire Wilbur Haak and Auxiliary members Lois Haak, Marge Hartung and Lorraine Fejedelm. Ap- proxmately thirty-five veterans were served a delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings with the help of Huntley, Wonder Lake, Hebron and Richmond auxiliary members. There was en­ tertainment for the veterans and they were given some fruit for enjoyment on the ride back to the hospital. Membership Chairman, Marie Bendl, announced that we are only short a few of the membership dues to be 100 percent, so let's get those dues in. She is trying to make the 100 percent by Dec. 15. Rehabilitation Chairman, Lois Haak, announced that on Dec. 6, the auxiliary members will be traveling to the Elgin hospital to help the veterans select and wrap Christmas gifts for their families. Donations were made to: Care for Belize; Leprosy Foundation; Chapel of 4 Chaplains; National Security; Children and Youth; I.S.S.C. School Spending Fund; Indian Children; Cigarette Fund; Transportation Fund; Gifts to Hospitalized Veterans; Comfort Items for the Veterans; 7 Point Program; Spirit of '76 Fund; 11th District Presidents special project; Cancer Fund; DuPage- McHenry Lung Association; uid to Post No. 1169 Christmas 3asket Fund for the Needy." The December auxiliary meeting will be the Christmas ?fcrty, which will be pot luck and instead of a grab bag gift, each member is asked to bring money which will be given to the retarded children school. There being no further business, the closing prayer was given by Chaplain, Lorraine Fejedelem. Refreshments were served by chairman, Nancy Hales and Jeanette Wakeham. Lois Haak, Communications Chairman FOUR YEARS OLD Belated birthday greetings to Randy Lee Funk, Jr., who was four years old on Nov. 29. Randy celebrated with a party at his home on Sunday, Nov. 23. Helping to share in the special event were his Great Grandma and Grandpa Rauen, Grandma and Grandpa Justen, Uncle Mike Justen and one of Randy's favorite people, his little brother, Ryan, who is six months old. Congratulations also, to Randy's mom and dad, Randy, Sr., and Karen Funk, who will celebrate their sixth anniversary on Dec. 6. BRIDAL SHOWER A surprise bridal shower was given for Julie Weber on Nov. 9, at the home of Lois-Dalby. The shower was co-hosted by Jane Fitzgerald and Cheri Weber, with relatives and friends presenting the honored guest with many lovely gifts. On Nov. 18, neighbors, Peggy Liggett and Audrey Jftckson, and Cheri Weber, who will be the maid of honor, gave another surprise shower for the bride-to-be. Julie and her fiance, John Rice, will be married on Saturday, Dec. 6, at Christ the King church in Wonder Lake. AUXILIARY MEMBERSHIP Mrs. Peter (Marie) Bendl, American Legion Auxiliary Membership Chairman of Robert Vanderstraeten Unit 1169 in Wonder Lake, extends a cordial invitation for mem­ bership to mothers, wives, sisters, daughters and grand-' daughters of living Veterans who are AMERICAN LEGION members or to the same relatives of a man or woman who was killed or died while serving in World Wars I and II, the Korean War or during the Viet Nam Conflict, or, after Honorable Discharge from such service. Any woman veteran who has served during the designated periods of time is also eligible for membership. New eligibility dates were instituted in 1974 by the National Organization. Further information on these dates and membership applications may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Wilbur Haak at 7215 Algonquin Road, Wonder Lake. The auxiliary, as an "aide" to the American Legion can be a truly rewarding experience, says Mrs. Marge Hartung, President, in effectively presenting programs and projects which are peace time service to "community, state and nation". New and challenging programs have been added for properly recognizing and celebrating the Bicentennial of our nation. Lois Haak, Communications Chairman BIRTHDAYS Happy sixteenth birthday to Caryn Hartmann, daughter of George and Jean Hartmann, onDec. 4. Happy sixteenth birthday to Mary Weber, daughter of Jack and Jean Weber, on Dec. 5. Happy ninth birthday to Barbara Ann Brisinte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brisinte, on Dec. 8. Happy eighth birthday to Gary Stilling, son of Pat and Roger Stilling, on Dec.9 Happy birthday to Barbara Heaver, on Dec. 9. <j4n CM QAJh&te <3Wisto^y Cowes uWii/e IN ORLANDO, FLORIDA Near all of Central Florida's major attractions. A complete self-contained Resort. 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CHRISTMAS PARTY The Sodality of Christ the King church cordially invites all the ladies of the parish to attend its Christmas party on Thursday, Dec. 4. The festivities will begin at 8 p.m. and there will be entertainment and a sing along. All ladies who plan to attend are asked to please bring a plate of their favorite cookies. GIFT SHOP FOR VETERANS The joy of Christmas giving will be the gift of the American Legion Auxiliary, Department of Illinois, to the many Veterans in Veterans Ad­ ministration and other hospitals in Illinois who have little or no income with which to remember their loved ones at home during the holiday season. The auxiliary will operate a Christmas gift shop in sixteen hospitals throughout the state under the direction of Mrs. Wayne Redman of Bement, State Christmas gift shop chairman. Mrs. John Acklin, of Dolton, State Veterans affairs and Rehabilitation Chairman, who is also the State Second Vice-President, will supervise the entire activity and Mrs. Robert Sonne, of Clifton, State President, will be a special guest at many of the gift shops. Veterans are invited to visit the shops, usually set up in a spare room of the hospital, made gay with Christmas decorations and provided with Christmas music. Gift items are displayed just as in a commerical shop. The dif­ ference is no price tags and no cash registers. Auxiliary volunteers help the Veteran make selection of gifts for their immediate family; gifts are suitable for all ages. Then, the volunteers wrap and mail the gifts to the Veteran's home at no cost to the veteran. With each gift is enclosed a card showing the gift comes from the hospitalized Veteran. Robert Vanderstraeten Unit No. 1169 has helped to make this project possible through its generous contribution to the fund which provides the gifts, according to Mrs. Lois Haak, Rehabilitation Chairman of the Wonder Lake Unit. VOLUNTEERS On Dec. 6, along with Lois Haak, chairman, Marge Hartung, president, will be attending the Christmas gift shop held at the Elgin State hospital, as volunteers to help the veterans select their Christmas gifts for their families. Thus, the American Legion auxiliary assures that the veteran has the joy of Christmas giving, which is the most enjoyable part of Christmas. BAPTISMS November baptisms at Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake included Stacy Lynn Bays, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bays and Cherilyn Marie Fitzl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitzl. ANNUAL BAZAAR There will be "something for everyone" at the annual bazaar sponsored by the Christ the King Sodality on Saturday, Dec. 6, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday, Dec. 7, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30. Parishioners are asked to bring their hand made items to the church hall on Friday, Dec. 5, between 6 and 8 p.m. Stocking stuffers, ornaments, hand crocheted things, will be among the many beautiful articles for sale. They will be reasonably priced and it will be a good opportunity for the kids to shop for mom and dad. Special items featured that day will be a large pine cone wreath made by Roberta Dicker, a hand , crocheted tablecloth made by Mrs. Michael Plein and an afghan SECTION I made by Mrs. Anton Gebert. HAPPINESS IS. .. Happiness is... hot buttered oyster stew. Happiness is... the first snowfall. Happiness is... a snowmobile. Happiness is... the smell of bacon frying, early in the morning. Happiness is... Bonnie Rindt, asking the youngsters who shoveled her snowy driveway, in for popcorn and cokes. Happiness is... for Kevin Goulet - a dog named Mandy. Happiness is... Uncle Jim Berner preparing mile high ice cream pie for his Thanksgiving guests. Hap­ piness is... traveling over the river and through the woods to Aunt Marily Gaskin's house in Rockford on Thanksgiving to share turkey and tobogganing and talkin' with all the relatives. COMMUNITY CALENDAR DECEMBER 4 Sodality Christmas Party, Christ the King Hall, 8 p.m. DECEMBER 6 AND 7 Bazaar, Christ the King Hall. DECEMBER 7 AND 14 Mass Chorus Rehearsal, Harrison School 2 to 3:30 p.m. DECEMBER$ - PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1975 Board of Education Meeting, ~~ Harrision School DECEMBER 16 Lower %rade Christmas Program, Harrison School, 7:30 p.m. DECEMBER 17 Cub Scout Pack Meeting, Nativity Lutheran Church. DECEMBER 18 Chorus and Band Program 7:30 P.M. Harrison School. DECEMBER 22 thru JANUARY5 C h r i s t m a s V a c a t i o n , Harrison School. GOOD WORD from the Bible Offer to God a sacrifice of thanksgiving, and pay your vows to the Most High: And call upon me in the day of troubleI will deliver you, ari& you shall glorify Farm Bureau Tenants Keep Winter Hours The McHenry County Farm Bureau building tenants maintain winter hours ef­ fective this week. The building will be open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and the offices of the three tenants will be open during the noon hour, Larry Harris, e x e c u t i v e s e c r e t a r y , a n ­ nounced. George Young, Extension adviser, said the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension office is beginning a new policy of staying open through the noon hour with office personnel staggering their luncheon period. Located in the building at McConnell road and Route 47 are the Cooperative Extension Service. Country Companies (agents and adjusters) and McHenry County Farm Bureau. me. 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