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lay* OcioBer jjfc" ISSS ' ";f-i TflE IteffiNBY PLAlNDfeAiER • «,. V '^|V ^ -: PaiiihTt 4 Wonder Lake News £ By Vuene 8e0s -!...' Joostnu Lose Son ^Richard and Sandi Monteleone Joosten lost their day-old infant ^pn, Ricky, Sunday. The pre- DSature child was born Saturday pi Harvard hospital. Services for die child were held Tuesday iporning in Christ the King cemetery. • #Th€ little boy was the first " mdchild for Joe and Virginia lonteleone; the .second for Mr. Mrs. Richard Joosteh, Sr. * The Moijteleones had left Wonder Lake for a two-week trip to ^Florida last Friday. They arrived fix Florida, by car, on Sunday jjight and flew back to Wonder Lake for the services and • burial Of their grandson. Young Mrs. Joosten returned fyorn /the hospital Wednesday and is .With her parents in Wickline J5ay for recuperation. w Participate in Cunporee Boy "Scout Troop 145 from fyonder Lake, participated in a Iwo-day camporee at Woodstock f(ty park last weekend. Larry . Qilva was one of the men in charge of the council fire cere- ^ ironies Saturday night. A total of 265 Scouts and leaders from twenty-two troops Agere present at the camporee. In Hospital jf Karen Widen and her son. Robert Widen, are both pateints ra Memorial hospital at Woodstock. Mrs. Violet Moeller of Wonder Woods is also hospitalized there. Legion (News Commander Lois Weeks of the fWonder Lake American Legion jpost says many fine compliments Jare being received over the Lefgion home's warm, home-like at- /jmosphere since the premises were ^redecorated. ( The Post will soon get the -Gifts for the Yanks program Sunder way. This is a nation-wide effort of the Legion in supplying ^gifts at Christmas time to veterans of all wsJrs who are hospitaltied in Veterans Administration Hbspitals. '» Containers will be maced' in alt Wonder Lake stores for donations toward this project. j The essay contest, which opens, liext spring will have for its . sjibject, "A Great American." iftudents in sixth, seventh and eighth grades^ will be eligible for participation^' ii {. , > - Nativity Church Members of the Nativity Brotherhood will travel to Chicago to attend the annual convention of the Illinois Synod Lutheran in the^-Reaeemer Lutheran ' church Saturday, Oct. 15. A banquet will be held at 6:30 p.m. ( The Rev. Burton Schroeder of Nativity will pre&ch a sermon entitled "A Faith That Saves" at both the 8. o'clock and the 10:4{> services Sunday morning. On Monday, the Brotherhood iwill meet at the church at 8 o'clock. John Julsrud, a former federal investigator who is now with the Chicago Detective Bureau, will be the speaker. Homecoming Queen A Wonder Lake girl, Kay Clark, was chosen homecoming queen at St. Mary's Catholic high school last Sunday. Another Wonder Lake girl, Helen Armstrong, was a member of her court and a candidate for the queen's crown. Kay Clark is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A1 dark and Helen is the daughter of the Harold Armstrongs. Two other Wonder Lake girls, Anne Lundborg and Sandi Sells, are candidates for McHenry homecoming queen this weekend. The queen will be crowned at *a dance tomorrow evening. One Wonder Lake boy, Robert Cormier, is a candidate for homecoming king. Garden Club The Wonder Lake Garden club will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. William Fiala. Mrs. Arthur Finnie will serve as assistant to the hostess. Mrs. Ben Redman, program chairman, will present a panel discussion oh the' siibjeejt, "Bloom that Lives After." Oh the panel will be Mrs. John Condren and Mrs. Anne Nagel. PaMIc (Party The N.C.C.W. (Altar and Rosary) of Christ the King church in Wonder Lake will sponsor a rayed party, to which the public is invited on Thursday, Oct., 27, at 3 p.m. at'Millie's Pizza. There will be a gift for each table, plus many more gifts for those attending. Refreshments will be served to all. Funds raised at this patFty will be given to the church for . their building program. . NEW RECORD SET IN ENTRY NUMBER AT DAIRY SHOW, New tops in numbers and quality are included in the nearly 2,000 cattle that are in competition at the International Dairy Show which got under way Oct. 8 in the amphitheatre of the Chicago Stock Yards for an eight-day r^n through Oct. 15. Hie cattle come from twentysix states and Canada. A record entry of 529 Holsteins heads the list of breeds in numbers. Next are Jerseys with 291 head; Brown Swiss, 281; Guernseys, 269; Ayrshires, 246; and Milking Shorthorns, 238. Hoteteins will have a national sale with fifty-three purebreds from eleven states and Canada consigned for auction on the final day of the show, Oct. 15. Illinois leads in the number of counties from which entries were received -- thirty - five. Ohio was next with 30; Indiana third with 23; and Wisconsin 18. Entries extended from New England - to California, from Ontario to Alabama.. Savings invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Loan earn Pi™ Vt% extra. 2Stf Buy U.S. Savings Bonds V A CHAT WITH US, Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complai e Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE S09 W. Eton Street McHenry, HL Phone 811 --• Residence 91-B •I- -l-t- -I- .tvt- -t- 4- SPRING GROVE >v Bwy Mrs. Charles Freund Mrs. Hattie Harms entertained members of her club at her home on 'Wednesday afternoon. Games of five hundred were played and prizes went to Mrs. Lizzie Freund, Mrs. Myrtle Siedschlag Mrs. Anna Sanders and Mrs. Mayme Tinney. A ' lovely lunch was served after cards. Members of her club met at the home of Mrs. .Marie Lewis in Fox Lake on Thursday, night. Prizes for high scores ill fivehundred were awarded to Mrs. Arthur Klein, Mrs. Ray May and Mrs. George May. A deligious lunch was served by the hostess 'after cards. Those from here .who attended were Mrs. Arthur Kattner, Mrs. L. L. Kagan, Mrs. JpJdward May. Mrs. Ray May, Mrs. Charles Freund arfid Mrs. George May. Rev. John Daleiden, the ushers of St. Peter's parish^and w their wives and Miss Anne Spindler enjoyed chicken dinner together on Wednesday night. There was also a social evening at cards, and prizes were won by Mrs. Martha Miller, Mrs. Verona May anfi I George May. Those from here who attended the meeting of the Mother's club at the high school in Richmond on Monday night were Mrs. LeqJi Kautz, Mrs. Shirley Dawson, Mrs. Russell Rudolph, Mrs. Edna Olson, Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. Eva Freund; \ It • was "Meet the Teachers Night" and all present enjoyed being entertained with games and there was a lunch of pie a la mode and coffee. The Catholic Youth club met at St. Peter's hall last Monday night for their "regular meeting. There was election of officers and tiew officers are Dennis Smith, president; Audrey Damm secretary; and Jerry Lennon, treasurer. Following the meeting there was entertainment and refreshments were served. Mrs. John Jung and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and family enjoyed a day at Sacred Heart seminary, Geneva, on last Sunday. Mrs. Josephine Giltzow of Chicago is visiting in the Frank Tinney home this week. The firemen had their regular meeting at the fire house on Monday night. There were cards and lunch following the meeting. . Welcome home to Captain Duane Ford, who returned home last week, having spent the past two years in Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown. Mi'; and Mrs. Charles Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and Mr. and Ms. Earl "Moon" Olson enjoyed an evening of cards in the Danny Miller home on Saturday night. Shop at Home and SAVE! SUPERINTENDENT AT PURE OIL CRASH VICTIM SUNDAY George A. Van ' Valkenbergh, 47, of Crystal Lake, superintendent of the Pure Oil company's researqh and development laboratories in that city, was killed early Sunday -morning when his car went out of control and overturned several times on Rt. 62, southwest of Barrington. , As a member of a bagpipe band, he had participated in the dairy show parade and was returning home when the accident occurred. |t is believed he may have fallen asleep at the wh&el. A pasing truck driver discovered the accident when he saw the headlights of the wrecked car in the field and stopped to investigate. Statement Shows Bank Resources Ai $l 1.000,000 The statement of the condition of the McHenry State bank .published^ in this issue of the' FJaindealer shows another large increase in deposits over the previous statement published, in June. The report is published in response to a call from the state auditors and lists deposits at the bank at an all time high. The total resources are well in excess of $1,000,000, which represents a gain : of a - three-month period. - The officers and ' are anxiously awaiting completion of the new bank building *t 'the corner of Green arid Elm streets, which will enable them to give their customers better service. Lend Uncle Sam Your poOcr* Buy U.S. Savings Bonds A Tfetfi TABLET FOR ARTHRITIS containing Containing concentrated m • m m • a m powdered extract cf the Mk I §• I EA amazing vitamin and min- m m •*• eral rich ALFALFA plant ph» eist working relieving agents offers effective same day relief from the / ^ agonizing pains of arthritis, rheumatism, neuritis and /•- neuralgia. ALPHA TABLETS are sold on a money f back guarantee; 100 Tcbhrti $2.49 - 900 TiMHe $3.95 -- MO T«MM> $9.93 103 So. Green St. 's drug store PHONE 40 McHenry, HI. -i 1 TIME TO GET READY for winter driving . . . 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