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Thursday, September 24, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pag* Nine Voadar Lake ALL CLEAR ON WATER SAMPLES GIVEN AT LAKE by Jane Ducey -- 2781 ^ are advised by publicity chairman, Rocco Roti, that the Sept. 9 samples taken of the lake and creek by the marine committee of the advisory board yielded results that would indicate the lake pollution to be cleared up. Wonder Center, North and Indian Ridge, South, beaches have the highest coliform count of 6,200. However, this is belov ®the 7,000 which the state considers the maximum allowable pollution. About twothirds of the beaches show a count below 1,000. The mouth of the creek at Sunrise Ridge, however, still had a count of 24,000. , Results of the tests taken Sept. 14 will, be published when received, as will all future teste taken. Testing of the lake wawr will continue as a regullar program of the advisory board. Samples of lake and creek water will be taken every two weeks during the summer months and once a month during the winter, according to Bill Liedtke, chairman of the board. Plan for Peanut Da* Bight Kiwanlans from Woodstwk, headed by President Jack Satorius, and accompanied by Lt. Gov. Rev. Clarence Kerr, were present Monday evening for an inter-club with the Mc- Henry Township club. Plans for Peanut Day were discussed with both clubs looking forward to raising more money for their fund for underprivileged children. £rt Mueller of Island Lake presented a delightful program of song and humor, accompy? ing himself, which was very well received by the group. Art is a member of the McHenry Choral club about which he spoke briefly, telling of the Christmas and Spring concerts put on by organization yearly. Nativity Lutheran Church W News At 7:30 p.m. Sunday, the Luther League will have their annual Youth Sunday program. All young people are invited to take part, and to learn and be inspired by it. There will be a social and refreshments afterward. The Chicago Lutheran Seminary will sponsor a leadership school to be held for six Monday evenings, starting Sept. 28, at the seminary in Maywood. These sesions, which are open to anyone, will start at 7:30 the first meeting, and at 8 p.m. thereafter. Many teachers are planning to attend, but the courses are so varied as to be interesting to anyone else. Call Pastor Schroeder for further information- Pastor's class begins Tuesday evening, Sept. 29. Everyone is welcome to this discussion group which will meet for six Tuesday evenings, at 7:30. A date to remember -- Oct. 4 -- World Communion Sunday. Anyone desiring to attend the Lutheran Home Finding Society Family Forum in Woodstock Monday, Sept. 28, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., is asked to make reservations with Pastor Schroeder. . Christ the King Church News The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine of Christ the King parish will sponsor a Cana Conference Oct. 11, from 1 to 5:30 p.m. in the parish hall. Rev. William I. Joffe will speak on the "Parent-Child Relationship". All married people in the area are cordially invited to attend. A buffet luncheon will be served during intermission. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Anthony Misiak, W.L. 4461, or Mrs. S. L. Ruggero, W. L. 2132. The Altar and Rosary Society will have its regular meeting Thursday, Oct. 1. at 8:30 p. m in the parish hall. An interesting meeting is being planned for the prospective member every member has been asked to bring. Mrs. John Rice will give a demonstration of "Cake Decorating". Garden Club Meets The Wonder Lake Garden club members showed their talents in flower arranging by turning the September meeting into a flower show, for and by the membership. Mrs. Charles Lehman of Woodstock, and her secretary, Mrs. Vinton Thompson, did the Only 10 . school days until summer Vacation!" Bring your list of school supplies to Nye Drug Store We have the supplies to fill your needs H judging. Blue ribbons went to Mrs. Charles Kopp for a convex curve arrangement. Two blues were won by Mrs. Arthur Hoppe for a crescent, and a perpendicular or torch line. Red ribbons were given to Mrs. Al.. Nelson for a convex curve and to Mrs. Leon Switzer, who received two; one for a triangle and one for circular lines. A yellow ribbon was won by Mrs. W. Fiala for an electric lighted triangle made of drift wood and dried flowers. A white ribbon to Mrs. W. Kleebert for a right angle table arrangement. After the judging. Mrs. Lehman explained and answered questions on the right and wrong points of each arrangement. Guests included Mrs. Muss Hansen, Mrs. A. Willig and Mrs. E. Burton. Coffee and cake were served by hostess, Mrs. W. Kleebert. New Baby Weisenberger Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George Weisenberger of Deep Spring Woods on the birth of Kevin George at .Memorial hospital Sept. 14. Hie baby, delivered by Caesarean section, weighed 7 lbs. 4 ozs., at birth. Kevin has two brothers, Kurt (who phoned from Urbana to learn the vital statistics) and Karl, and a sister, Kristine, who will celebrate her eleventh birthday Sunday. Maternal grandfather is Henning Widen of Wonder Lake, and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Jacob Weisenberger of Chicago Heights. Legion Post News Post 1169 will be host to the county council Thursday, Sept. 24, at the dining room of the Circle Inn. The 1960 dues are now payable, and prompt payment of the $3.50 will enable the Wonder Lake post to remain one of the first posts in the county to reach its 100 per cent membership. Nov. 11 is flie goal set for 100 per cent membership, and adjutant, James Kinzie, would appreciate your cooperation. He will mail your card to you at your request. Legion Auxiliary News The September meeting of the Legion auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Marion Cannon. Miss Sue Etheridge, who was sponsored by the Wonder Lake auxiliary, gave a delightful resume of her week at Illini Girl's State. All past presidents of the local' unit are requested to contact president Amanda Donash if they are interested in attending the past president's dinner in Hebron Oct. 15, as reservations have to be made in advance. The 1960 dues are now payable, and all members are asked to forward their checks in the amount of $2;75 to Mrs. Jerre Elbersen, secretary. The next meeting will be held Oct. 22, not Oct. 15, due to the conflict in dates with the dinner in Hebron- Start 4-H Season at Lake The Wonder Workers will have their first meeting of" the new season Sept. 28, at 7:15 p.m., at the home of their leader, Mrs. Jay Hansen. Mrs. Hansen urges those girls who are achievement members to be present at this meeting. Business of the evening will include election of officers. The following girls are achievement members: Kathy Ahrens, Roberta Burns, Pam Carlson, Donna Dean, Barbara, Mickie, Jackie, and Patricia Hansen, Janice and Judy Jurgensohn, Kathy Costal, Marilyn Marke, Kathy McMahon, Linda Mansfield, Helena and Krysia Oleszcuk, Pam Parker, Ann Pliner, Donna Setzler, Reneo Sommers, Kathy Pederson. Cheryl and Lorrie Vacula and Ruth Wilson. News Briefs The first fall canasta benefit for the Memorial hospital was held at the home of Neva Fuhrer Thursday. Eloise Mc- Cafferty. Elsie Fisher and Marie Milbrandt had the high scores. Others were Grace Markel, Pat Gallas, June Kiddell. Helen Gallas, Rosalind Sullivan, Ann Weretka, Helen Reuter and Judy Rasmussen. Ann Weretka will have the next party, Oct. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Justus Kellner attended the dedication services for the new home of Evanston Elks Lodge 1316 on Monday, Sept. 14, as guests of Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Andres. Mr. Hayes is past exalted ruler of Woodstock Lodge 1043. The Roy Swansons and daughter, Carol, took a flying eight day vacation to the Black Hills and Badlands of the Dakotas, Estes Park and Denver in September. In the small world department was the proprietress of a motel outside Estes Park who has a brother livin? in Woodstock. Carol's McHenry sweater occasioned several comments from people who knew teachers now employed at the high school. Happy birthday to Eddie Dee who was 4 years old Sunday celebrating with a party for the neighborhood children. News BrlefS A speedy recovery to Roy Noren who is in the Highland Park hospital for observation -- hmmm, where's that diet that did the trick before. -The Marvin Wenck family has taken up residence in Woodstock, at 46^West Jackson. moving from the Lake Saturday, ilhey decided it was easier to commute to Wonder Lake to Harrison school than it was to commute to Woodstock for the many evening activities of their church. Our "back to school" mothers are at it again -- Pat Wrede, Betty Selsdorf and Gladys Gustavson -- commuting to Elgin Junior college where Pat and Gladys have a course one night a week, and Betty is enrolled in courses meeting two evenings a we^k. Belated birthday greetings to Harriette Bell on Aug. 30. 'twas her thirty-ninth: to Ray Roohowicz on Sept. 2. and to Walterine on Sept. 15. Guests in the James Bell household over the Labor Day weekend were their son, Jim, who is in Naval Electronic school in Memphis, and Lynn Cheney, a Naval cadet stationed in Memphis enroute to Texas, and Stephanie Masten of La Grange. Jim and Lynn, old friends since Harrison school days, crossed paths in Memphis and had a chance to come home for a brief period. Mrs. Buster Young of Oakland, Calif., is visiting with John and Mary Foy for two weeks and is well impressed with our Wonder Lake area. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Foy are sisters and this is their first reunion in fourteen years. Mary's sister had to come and get acquainted with her remarkable nephew -- this baby has been walking® since he was two months old! Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richardson of Wonder View whose 6 lb. girl, Sherry Jo, was bom Sept. 3 at Memorial hospital. Don and Audrey have another daughter, Dorothy, who is 16 months old. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thurneau of Wonder Center Sept. 6 at Memorial hospital. The Wonder Lake Catholic Women's Bridge club held their first meeting of the new season at the home of Alice Condren. High score for the evening was won by Joanne Higgins and the low went to Harriet McCall. Others present were Marie Shrosbree, Betty Selsdorf, Harriet Van Kanegan, Lorraine Houda and Mary Ann Christy. The evening was completed by the hostess serving delicious cake and coffee. Next month they will meet at the home of Lorraine Houda. MOOSE LODGE WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ART EXHIBIT Thirty artists, including five from this area, will have paintings on exhibit daily during store hours from Friday, Sept. 25, through 30, at the Radius Furniture store in the Wauconda shopping center. On Friday evening, these thirty artists will be present to meet the public. *IEAL> THE WANT ADfe >.• • vEi i :J MGViN* Sea-Horse ever launched! Johnson V-75 NEXT WEEK FOR (J FULL DAI! BUY ONE ITEM AT ITS REGULAR EVERYDAY PRICE... ADD 1c and GET TWO! NYE HUGS. Inc. 129 N. Riverside Drive Phone EV 5-4426 MEW-«pwd» over 40 m.p.fo. EMEW--'full 75 hp, with 89.5 cu. in. displacement NEW --amazing quietness, for all its power NEW--outboarding's first automatic choke NEW--streamlined, faster lower unit NEW --choice of propellers--at no extra cost $QO it this weekend! 'MUNSON MARINE On Route 12, 1 Block South of Route 120 Volo, Illinois Phone EVergreen 5-2720 Open 7 Days A Week--Year Around--9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Box 538, R.F.D. 1 Round Lake, 111. The Sept. 15 meeting was brought to order by Senior Regent Hazel Struwe. The main topic discussed at this meeting was the fact that the next meeting, Oct. 6, will be formal i and at which time we will hold our Christmas in October. Cash or gifts NOT wrapped, please! Needed most are youth bed size blankets and children's clothing such as socks, etc., and for Moosehaven, hankies, socks, hose, , and please, no crayons. It is a pleasure to have Lona Brever as a permanent member of our local chapter. She recently transferred from the Home chapter. Games were played, while coffee and cake were enjoyed by all. Val Patterson, Shirley Lossmann and Ethel Bruce assisted by yours truly with the serving. Thanks girls! And also thanks to my committee who have helped me this month. Now that the summer is over and our vacations are all a part of the past, I hope to see more faces at the coming meetings. Sept. 29 is a joint meeting pot-luck. Alyce Kowal and Edna O'- Donnell and Alyce's mother, Anna Patton, from Bedford, Ind., helped Eunice Toby celebrate her birthday by enjoying a lovely dinner and later, a trip to Mooseheart. Renee Barsette acted as guide to the group touring Mooseheart. Hie reason for Alyce's proud smile is that when she got to Bedford, she found out, to her surprise, that her brother, Glen Roberts, had been made governor of the Bedford Lodge. Nice going. Oct. 5 is the last day for recipes. Please get them in as early as possible, have exact measurements. Yours Truly Patricia Tomasello Publicity chairman FORM CHORUS A mixed barbershop chorus is forming at Wauconda, meeting every Monday night at 8:30 p.m. at 313 East Liberty street in Wauconda. It will be direct- ' ed by Dick Magnuson, former member of the Mid-States Four. No one would have crossed the ocean if he could have gotten off the ship in the storm. 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