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Thursday, June.li 19SI r Lake by Jane Ducey --• rriday, June 20, the vacation 1 irch school at Nativity Lutfan church will have open at 7 p m. The evening's Jgram with the presenting of fards will begin at 7:30 p.m. parents and friends are invHjeir to attewa to see and hear what the children have, made and learned. Pn Sunday. June 255, the sermon topic will be, "A Question of Values". All are wetcomfe to our worship services. The visitation committee of the church will meet dn Tuesday afternoon, June 24fc at .2, W°n Wednesday, June 25, the Women of the Chui-ch" will be the guests of the Mother's Aux iliary; of Grace, Lutheran ^church, to hear the Rev. Julius Juhkentaal of St, John's Lutheran church in Hebron. The sermon topic for Sunday, June 29 will be, "The Two Gr&atest." " ,, .-X1 V.^„L iUi JtHlE McHENRY PLAINDELAT.Kli the Sunday School prelimin aries. Three new members joined the church. * also . on Sunday, they being Mrs. Sellek, Miss Aida Olson and Larry Pierce. Welcome to the fold. Mr. and Mrs. Voght also dedicated,their baby to the Lord Jesus Christ. The baby, Eddie Voght is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swanson* 'the proud grandparents. Lutheran church when Rochel ' Joanice . Bieritz, daughter of Mr. and* Mrs. Howard R. *-Bierltz of Bensenville, and Allen Voght, spn of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Vogt of Wonder Lake were united in marriage,/by Rev. Burton Schroeder. ' / A reception fdllowed the ceremony for; friends and relatives at, Crystal Lake. Alleh and his bride will liVe in Florida. ' ' , Christ the King Church News tfcuring the summer months there will be t\vo Masses daily: Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays there will be an 8 and 8:30 Mass and on Tuesdays arid Saturdays 8 and 11:30 a.m. The Sunday Masses will continue at 7-8-9-10-11 and 12 noon. We are happy to announce that Martin Weisenberger, Jr., »p of Mr. and Mrs. Martin eisenberger of Indian Ridge, received the award for the outstanding altar boy of the year at the altar boys' picnic last Saturday. It was held at the Woodstock parte, sponsored by the Serra club of McHenry county.' This award is given each year to a boy graduating from the eighth grade in the parish'. Congratulations Mar- Coming Events: Tuesday at Mathew's Hall, 8:15 p m. Games Night sponsored by the Holy Name society. Wednesday evehing at 8:30 p.m. Alcoholics Annonymous meeting in the ushers room in the vestibule of the church. ^ohder take Bible Church We would like to invite all the boys ahd girls fronj age 5 and up in the community to attend our bible school, which will fee held daily from 9 a.m. thru 11:$0 a.m.' beginning on Monday, June 23. Parents fencourage your children to attend these'profitable as well as enjoyable few hours each day. (The ladies of the Missionary Guild of the Wonder Lake Bible Church held a baby shower on Mrs. Marge Tomano former president of the group. A most enjoyable time was had by all the' ladies attending. Our next meeting will be in September and we will theji plan the "Welcome Home Jack and Flora Night" for our missionarvs -- the Loshboughs -- who Jn return around July 10. Sunday, June being Father's Weddings Wonder Lake lost one of its most popular and eligible young bachelors last week when Lyle Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson, was married to Miss Irene Dorothy Schmidt, daughter of Mrs. Olga Schmidt «f 3752 N. Wilton avenue, Chicago. The lovely candlelight ceremony was performed Saturday, June 7, at St. Philip's Lutheran church on Chicago's north side. A reception for friends and relatives followed the ceremony. After the honeymoon the young couple will reside in Chicago for the summer. Come fall, Lyle will be teaching at Hebron, Ind., and his bride will resume her studies at Valparaiso. Lyle received his bachelor of arts degree from Valparaiso on the Saturday preceding hfe wedding. The Davidsons have resided in the Deep Spring Woods for the past 13 Day the Senior Class Choir had : years. a short but inspiring singspira- A lovely wedding took place tion in honor of the day during I Saturday, June 14, at Nativity 'Any and all. who attended the baseball game between the Greenwood AA district team and the East Side Wonder Lake Pony League team,, will agree that there wasn't a dull moment throughout the game. The scone was 6 to 0 in favor of Greenwood but there was plenty of fighlin' spirit on b^th sides. The boys improve with each game, and a big vote of appreciation should go to all the fine men who are giving, their time to .manage* direct and encourage the youngsters from the Pony League, the Little League, and all the little fellows training for the teams. All the youngsters are learning the essentials of teamwork ahd sportsmanship with every turnout. The Greenwood AA was founded by Jack Moore, Sr. Assisting him is Lawrence Worm. The governing board of the Wonder Lake team is Paul Marke, president; Charles Sullivan, secretary; and Martin Weisenberger, Sr. treasurer. The managers for the Little League are Paul Schwegel, Earl Miller, George Freund, Bill Fiala, Jim LaGreca, Jim Lennon, Fred Zandier. Managing the Pony League are John Eberle, A1 Jacobsen and Ed Druml. Umpire jobs are taken over by Bill Nielsen and Bill Habich. The tag day for the baseball league was a tremendous success and all the fellows want to thank the people of Wonder Lake for their kind generosity. The funds will be used to purc h a s e e q u i p m e n t . S p e c i a l thanks to co-chairmen Bob Bruce and Jim LaGreca. David and Bud Druml fixed up the containers, and Ed Druml and A1 Jacobson transported the youngsters to all points oif the area. The drive exceeded all expectations. Thanks to all. Take your payloads to areas impossible for ordinary trucks to reach, with the new bigger Forward Control •Jeep* FC-170 Truck, 7,000- pounds GVW. It has a huge 9*foot pickup box on a 103^-inch wheelbase. It's the only truck with so much cargo space per inch of wheelbase--the only 4-whtel drive truck with 'Jeep' maneuverability that carries payloads up to 3500-pounds alitiost anywhere! . The F£-I70,Kas die extra traction of 4-wheel drive for tough gbing. It's engineered especially for off-road travel --but shifts easily into 2* wheel drive for economical highway performance. It's powered by the performance- proved high-torque Hurricane 6-226 engine. Its v spacious Safety-View cab puts you in a Forward Control position for greater coiAmand of any driving situation, oh or off the road! J*8®/ SttfDw'Jnp'toteW* Mrtfcfrjak ftMastratibi! Sunday Evening*, 6:50 P.M. MAVERICK t McHENRY GARAGE Hb &ont St. Phone 403 McHenry, 111. CtoisteningB On Sunday, June 8, at Christ the King church, administered the Sacrament of Baptism to Linda May "Pipowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pipowski of Indian Ridge. Chosen as godparents were Constance Lewandowski and Frank Jendres. Helping to celebrate the occasion were her two sisters, Joanne and Diane and the grandparents, Mrs. Ida Lewandowski and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pipowski.and several relatives and friends frofo Chicago. On Sunday, June 15 at Nativity . church, ' ReV. Burton Schroeder baptized Robert Alvin Norton, Jr., Son of Mr. and Mrs. -Robert. A. Norton of Wooded Shores. Godparents chosen for Robert were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hansen. 'Hie same, g?y at Nativity church, „ Donna Lynn Milinac, daughter of' Mr. and Mrs. Donald ^^linac of McHenry, was "baptized. Her, godparents were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milinac. r - if .'#•'/ /• Cub2 Scout News The Cub Scouts are in need of den mothers. Any ladies who would.be willing to help out in Wonder Center, Wooded Shores and Deep Spring Woods please contact Mrs. Wilbur Haak, Wonder Lake 5512. News Bits New residents being welcomed by neighbors in Wonder Woods are the Harry Ellsworth family. We know they will enjoy being permanent residents. Convalescing at home after surgery at McHenry hospital is Mrs. Russell Spuehr. We wish her a speedy recovery. Get well wishes are also in order for Elmer Murphy, constable and Business & Service Directory of Wonder Lake r CRISTY and STENDEBACH General Contractors NEW HOMES Phone Wonder Lake 5432 "The Difficulty In Life Is The Choice" Author's Name Below For generations, people hkve depended on pharmacists to supply them « w i t h m e d i c i n e s a n d health-aids. Ouivrequired k n o w l e d g e p r o t e c t s against improper use. Unfortunately, desire for greater profits is influencing supermarkets, variety stores, and even door-to-door salesmen to sell medicines and healthaids, despite their lack of knowledge. Since the prices we p h a r m a c i s t s c h a r g e a r e the same, your choice to secure all medicines and health-aids from us is wise. Without that business, which helps reduce overhead costs, all drug stores would have to increase prescription prices. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE McHENRY 26 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE Pick up your prescription if shopping near us, or let us deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their' prescriptions. May we compound yours? NYEDRUGS PHONE £8 lift N. Riverside Dr. • McHenry, IDL 0 PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS WE DELIVER •Quotation by George Moofre (1853-1933) long time resident Hills, subdivision. The Ducey youngsters, Pen- j py, Patrick, Polly and Chris are impatientfyfMflSfiling for their mom, Jane^ to hurry and get well. Jane ' 1$ confined at Michael Reese Hospital,, Room 304" Kaplan Pavilion, Chicago. Won't you drop her a line to hurry her home so she can resume her, reporting? All her friends are doing their>tfest but they can't get along without her very well. The Wonder Lsfke Yacht (Sub met at the' Anchorage, home of John Georgeson, on Sunday, June 1 and plaift %ere made for an exciting sailing season. Races will be held each Sunday, after a 'shake-down race" for no points which was, held on Sunday, June 15. There will be a total of twetv^ boats participating in the races this season, with more entries expected later as people realize the thrill of sailing. This year the Yacht club has adapted a program to encourage" sailing , a* mong the young men -- age# 15 and up -- and each boat will carry one young crew membefr who is desirous of learning to sail. The only requirement is that they be able to swim. If interested, call Mort Woodward foe details. Happy saving,? The directors of Wonder Woods met on Monday, June 9 and discussed 'the various sum-; mer projects. Another picnic for all Wonder Woods members will be held on Saturday, July? 26. Cal Kolar is chairman and will arrange the details. In oi^ der to keep the beaches priw vate, it was decided to place a barricade, with lock and keys, where boats are launched on beach No. 1. Keys for our mem' ber are obtainable from M.'C.' Woodward for a small deposit. Bob Anderson, in the Marines, just returned to California after spending ten days with his family ahd a "veryj special" girl friend. Bob has, only three mofe months in the Marines. His brother, Jim, in the Air Force fend! stationed in? Germany, married a pretty German girl a year ago and is enlisting for foujr jnore years of shore •Sunnyside Estates KEOSfBt FOR JULY 4th From A to Z The chairman of our Fourth df July picnic," Sol 'Kobus, would like to know how many r e s i d e n t s p l a n ' t o a t t e n d t h i s outings If you intend to join i n t h e f e s t i v i t i e s , p l e a s e d r o p S o l a c a r d a n d l e t h i m k n o w the number of pebpte you plan to bring along and the ages of your children. Address y o u r card to Route 5, Box 524, McHenry.. If it is more conveni e n t f o r y o u t o c a l l , p l e a s e phone Helen Kobus at 2706 or Lorraine Major at 2409-R. For •their convenience, please try to get your information to them bv Monday or Tuesday of next week. • ' Notice We were informed at the la s t a s s o c i a t i o n m e e t i n g t h a t the street numbers were ready to be given out. However, there has been another delay so if you haven't received your card by now, won't you please be patient a little longer. Birthdays and Anniversaries Birthday greetings to Michael Anderson who will be a young man of six on June 25 a n d t o b i g Bob L a k o s k e who will be how old, on June 24. Congratulations to Legs and Katherine Bute who celebrate their wedding anniversary on June 20. Out of Order our house been afflicted With TV-itis? Thieve seems to^oe a lot of this ailment in ahd, around this area. What does a family do without TV? Here is a cross-section. of how some people spent their time. The biggest majority took this tim.e to weed and re-weed their gardens while others chose to read and re-read those favorite stories. The Frys brought out all their old color slides to show to Sandy and Tommy. Several- of the guys retreated to the basement workbench. this vitality; mins, dad. Pass the vita- What's new with you? You have been rather stingy of late w i t h t h e c a l l s t o 2 0 6 5 - J a n d 2065-R. FOUR YOUTHS FACE LARCENY CHARGES TODAY staying in Germany. Joan and Lawrence Wenkel are the proud parents of a baby boy, Lawrence, Jr., born Sunday, June 1. Summertime If your household is anything like ours, you are still in the process of getting your summer schedule organized. Someone once said, "Isn't it a shame that youth is wasted on the young." How true this seems now that the kids are o u t o f s c h o o l e x p l o d i n g w i t h energy while we are the ones who could really use some of Four youths face a larceny charge today, June 19, in Woodstock. Ralph Schellenberger, 16, and Richard Medine, 16, both of Fox Lake, Donald Beama^n, 17, of Ingleside and Frank Rogers, 15, of Spring Grove. The four are charged with taking forty-eight cans, twelve quarts and ninety-six pint bottles of beer from a i garage near the Earl Olson grocery store at rural Spring Grove. Most of the loot was said to have been recovered in a Oar used by the youths. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says It h wr fob to profit (rim Mm wcctsics of othtri, •llm!nat* wr WMVRHMI, fmprovo our strength*, and continuo to build a boHor America through better schools. '-- Illinois Education Association SHOP IN McHENRY Classified Ads in Read by Everyone! DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 13$ S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED 1 VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. fknd 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 ON THE CONVERTIBLE SPECIAL Model 31 ' • Beats, As It Sweeps, As It Cleans! • Throw-away Bag. • Powerful Suction --2 speed motor. CAREY ELECTRIC 119 S. Gifeen -- McHenry, 111. Phone McHenry 251 B E N E F I T COMMUNITY AT MEMORIAL PARK June 27tH, 28th, BICYCLES G|VEN AWAY FREE SATURDAY & SUNDAY NIGHTS • • • • B A S E B A L L . . . . . . 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