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Tir(> r w rPV * * ' j| " lursday, January-16# 1958 * ."•. * - '* \ .* •'•>••.'*' wm. 'r: -Mm* w-.m THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Richmond Community News By Phyllis Carbon Bake Sale Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. the American Legion auxiliary will have a bake sale at Hastings Memorial Temple in Richmond. They invite everyone to come and sample the baked gopds. time. He is the first Born for the Wagners. . Brownie News We resumed our meetings on Thursday, Jan. 9, at the Lutheran parish house following the holiday vacation" ~ which we all e0>yed. December was a busy month. First we celebrated our troop birthday with a pot-luck supper ( for our parents and eight of us f received our second year pins. We made Christmas gifts for our parents . and enjoyed a Christmas party with a gift exchange and refreshments. We had election of officers with the following girls elected: .president, Bonnie Yunowich, vice-pres. E®)bie Ehrke, secretary, Linda Valentine, treasurer, Bonnie Beato and reporter Marcia Williams. We discussed some plans for the future as we will soon be getting ready to "fly-up." Beverly Granger, reporter Troop 141 Birthdays , Among the high school set there^ are some birthdays this week. On Monday Vera Ahrens had one, today is Karen Rudolph's birthday and tomorrow Jerry Miller will have one. On Saturday Henry Metz will be a year older and Charles Coulman will have one on Sunday the nineteenth. Edith Schmidt, who graduated j Ruth Hogan' dted in* Woodstock. the Senior Group will meet at the Community church next Sunday evening. ' < y^fs?" ' 1 ?? ik*Sj Page Nina I here and There Recent visitors hi the Kenneth Granger home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Walter LaMountain and son, Butchie, all of Palatine, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Klabunde and daughters of Woodstock, and D. I. Granger of Wauconda. Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Green of Hinsdale brought Mrs. Bess* Elfers to Richmond, a week ago last Friday. Mrs. Elfers stayed with Mrs. Bell from Friday until Monday. Mrs. Elfers was a former Richmond resident. Last week Mrs. Elfers* sister. last J\ine Saturday. had a birthday last Rotary Last week the Rotarians went back to their Tuesday evening d®ner meetings. After a roast beef dinner, the president had Fred Gunderson read a paper on the workings of the heart. Doc Savage reported that 170 hags had been distributed to children at the annual Christmas party. ' Bob Lindblom and Elmer Helgard distributed thirty more bags to children in town that did not attend the party.' Pro May spid that' eight baskets of fruit hdfc been taken to folks at Hartland home. The Rotarians were reminded that the Hartland people would appreciate a visit throughout the year immensely. On Jan. 10 the Frank Bergsmas had an anniversary and on the eighteenth the Arlie ^ Pickerings will have en anniversary. Guests were Doc Swanson, A1 Rarbian and C.. H. Dukerffrom AfcHenry and Ray Anderson from FWhmond, a guest of Don Rawlins. Birthday Party Speaking of^ birthdays, Ruth Carlson was hostess at a birthday party for her eighth birthday last Thursday. Guests were Peggy Huffman, Greta and Gretchen Johnson, Patty Savage, Bonnie Sue Prouty, Janice Harris and Madonna Dring. Home Bureau The Richmond afternoon unit of Home Bureau met at the home of Myra Speaker last Friday af- Sunday of" Mrs." Ethel Bell ternoon. The evening unit will meet next Tuesday at the home of Ruth Gauger on Route 173. While Mrs. Elfers was visiting Mrs. .Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bell, Mrs. Elfers and Mrs. Ethel Bell went to the George Bells in Burlington, Wis. for supper. Arland Clark and his mother, Mrs. Cary .Clark visited Mrs. Ethel Bell and Mrs. Annie KUborn. Mr. and Mrs/ Harold Osborn of McCullom Lake were Sunday callers at tne home of Mrs. Ethel Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Prutzman of Oak Park were dinner guests The P.T.A. At the P.T.A. meeting last Wednesday evening at the Richmond grade school, Joe Justen showed his slides of South America. They were beautifully colored and very interesting. The fourth grade mothers served cake and coffee after the meeting. The county council of the P.T.A. will meet tonight at Cary. Basketball Last Friday night Richmond played North - Boone of Capron here and won' the game by one point. It was really an exciting game. The "B" squad lost q game 50-47, and that too was a good game. fSaturday night Richmond play- Crystal Lake in the county tournament at Hebron and lost 73-39. Crystal Lake was the defending champion and of course a much bigger school that) Richmond so we should not feel too bad about the defeat. Next Saturday South Beloit will play Richmond here. On Tuesday of next week Richmond will piay a non-conference game at Hebron. ^ Belated Congratulations A little boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wagner on Dec. 20. Mrs. Wagner is the former Barbara Schmitt who was high school secretary for quite some- Church News Last Sunday morning Grace church held its Epiphany communion service which is the first communion service of the new year. The treasurer announced at the last meeting of the church council that the church has paid $1874.12 or 84.2 per cent of its apportioned benevolence to the greater work of the church and 100 per cent of its Lutheran World Prutzmans -also called on the Chester Osborns at Solon. Saturday dinner guests of the H. Carlsons were Mrs. E. James and three children of DeKalb., Margaret Johnson flew to California Sunday at noon from O'- Hare field. We hope she will enjoy her stay in the warm climate and that she will decide to return to our fair village eventually. Mr. and Mrs. Don Knowlton and their two small sons moved into their home recently. The house they have built is near the Rekenthaler house, that is the former Landry residence. , Beverly Granger has had to action goal. This money is for P,ans f°r Camp Alpine for the cause outside the local parish. Each Monday and Thursday evening will continue to be work nights at the parish house. Last Saturday Lorrie Steadman with the help of his son-in-law, George Schultz, Andy Haraldsen and some boys of the parish continued clearing the 1 lot. across the street from the church. The Junior Youth Fellowship will meet at Grace church while coming year -- especially talked over a budget to come before a committee meeting soon. Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Noyce attended the ballet in Chicago recently. The grade school basketball team wil) play a g$me at Cherry Valley today. Join , the McHenry State Bank Christmas Club. ' 29-tf VILLA NURSING HOME ON PISTAKBE BAY, NEAR McHENRY Home for the Aged BED PATIENTS PHONE McHENBY 461 Wonder Lake News by Jin Duoey Girl Scout News Mrs. Russel Spuehr, former Girl Scout organizer at Wonder Lake, was elected chairman of Neighborhood 7, Sybaquay Council, at a meeting of the Valley View Neighborhood at the Mc- Henry Legion home last Wednes-* day. Another Wonder Laker, Mrs. Wallace Sinclair, is also an officer of the Neighborhood organization, acting as publicity chairman and also as a delegate to council to serve again this year. It is suggested that leaders, coleaders and troop committees make a special effort to attendi the neighborhood meetings, which art informative and stimulating, and give a clear picture of what goes on in the larger organization. Valley View Neighborhood (7) comprises McHenry, McCullom Lake, Lakemoor, Lakeland Park, Spring Grove. Richmond, Wonder Lake, Johnsburg, Pistakee Highlands, anad Holiday Hills. Greenwood To Benefit The Greenwood School CTO will have a benefit card party Thursday, February 6, at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The theme of the party "Be Patriotic and Help your School" will have the idea carried out in red, white and blue color scheme and appropriate decorations. Mrs. Daniel Rawson and Mrs. Howard Wade are co-chairmen for the party and they invite everyone in the surrounding area to attend. Committee chairmen are as f o 11 o w s:, refreshments -- Mrs. Fran Howard, decorations--Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Howard, publicity -Mrs. Jim Mills, clean-up, Mrs. Clara Vogel, and equipment, Mrs. school and attend. stay home from school this past "George O'Connor. Support the week because of an eye infection. We hope she is feeling better by this time. Pastor Paul Erickson of Arlington Heights, parish education secretary for the Illinois Synod of the United Lutheran church was a luncheon guest in the H. Carlson home last week. He and Pastor Carlson made some tentative A Noren Reunion Roy (Skip) Noren and wife Use are visiting the senior Roy Norens of Wonder Center, arriving Saturday from Seattle, Wash, where Noren Jr. is associated with an acoustical contracting firm. The Junior Norens went on to Little Rock, Ark., Tuesday, and will return to the Lake Friday to spend the weekend before going home to Seattle. A group of old friends and family gathered Sunday to meet Ilse. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. William ' Dean, summer residents of Wonder Center, the Walter Zahrays of Highland Shores, the Spencer Maggs of Chicago, the James Biddermans of Mt. Prospect, the Glen Norens and the Ralph Noren^ of Chicago, the Chase Kochs and Diane's mother, Mrs. Helen Stanley, of McCullom Lake. Mrs. Dorothy McEachren, the Fred Sells, Gail Wredes, and Wayne Sartwells of Wonder Lake. Play Cards For Polio The polio benefit card party will be held at 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 20, this year, at Millies at the north^erid of Wonder Lake. Make up / table of friends and come play cards. News Briefs Mrs.- Bertha Lotz, mother of Mrs. John McGraw of White Oaks Bay, passed away at the age of 96 in a'Yest home in Wilmette. Burial took place Monday, Jan. 13. in Chicago. Mrs. Lotz was well knowrr\ to residents of the sudivision, where she had lived from time to time with the Mc- Graws. Mr. and Mrs. George Rink of Wonder Center have been vacationing in California for- the past two weeks. They visited in Los Angeles and Monterey, and attended the Pebble Beach tournament aand will be back3 at the Lake by the end cj)f the week. Tommy Flyrfn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flynn of White Oaks Bay celebrated his eighth birthday F R E E DRY CLEANING HAMPERS again available -V AT OI K STORE ONLYr RAINBOW CLEANERS 100 N. Front St. Around Corner North National Tea PHONE 927 of Saturday, Jan. 11. with several guests coming in for supper. The ice. fishermen have been active^ Muss Hansen caught sixteen nice biue gills last Thursday, and other reports are of small walleyes being caught. Legion Membership News from the Legion district meeting is that the Wonder Lake post is one of eight in the entire 11th District who made their one hundred per cent quota in membership this year. The 11th District includes fifty-two posts. Call For Ice Skates No matter what .shape your outgrown skates are in, bring thorn in to Dean's There is a demand for thirty pairs and a supply of six, at this time. Make a slip stating your name, phone number, size of skates, and price expected and tuck it in one of the skates. sale of outgrown uniforms both Brownie and Intermediate.. The uniforms must be washed and ironed and be labeled as to size and price, name and phone number. Examination for Postmaster The examination for Wonder Lake postmaster was given last Saturday and there were eleven applicants writing the examination. Those identified were Ed Cannon, Bill Tonkin, Jr., William Zech, Jaspar Indelicato, Mrs. Joseph Kucera, Mrs. Barbara Wilson, and Mrs.. Roy Noren. Mrs. Paul Reuter was not .one of the applicants. She said that she has enjoyed the temporary job immensely, but did not have enough free time for a job involving such long hours away front family and home. < Kiwanls New* A joint installation of officers: and ladies night is slated for Jan. ' 25 at the American Legion home in McHenry starting at 7:30 pjn. The Kiwanians promise good food, entertainment, music (. and; dancing. 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