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Jhnrsday. September 15. 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH J. Page Nine Wonder Lake FIRE DISTRICT ANNEXES AREAS , FROM WOODSTOCK •fane Ducey Highland Shores and White Bay Voted; Saturday to a n n e x e d t o t h e W o n d e r Lake fire protection district. The area was formerly in the Woodstock fire district. The fire department is meeting with the phone company officials Friday to map out a new alarm system for the entire Lake so that fire calls can be answered more efficiently. P l a n s c a l l f o r a n o t h e r f i r e |£juse on the west side of the Lake which is expected to be in operation next Spring. Wednesday, Sept. 21, there will be a meeting at the fire house at which a film will be shown, "How to Fight Gas Fires." This education is necessary due to the new natural gas installation at the Lake. The fire department and HighiKtfid Shores rescue squad in- ,^e any interested persons to see flie film. Also at the n^xt meeting 4he new numbering system sponsored by the fire department and post office will be explained. W. H. Tammeus of Woodstock will have completed the preliminary work by the end of this month. Postmaster Eberle will then notify each leaseholder of his new mailing aadress. The fire department will publish maps showing the numbering system of the entire area. Large maps- will be on sale to help defray the cost of the printing; small maps will be made available to each householder free of cost. Youth Center Directors IP To Meet Monday, Sepit. 19, at 8:15 p.m., the board of directors of the Community Youth Center will hold their regular monthly meeting. An invitation is e x t e n d e d t o a n y o n e i n t h e community to attend these meetings and enter into the discussion. In answer to the residents ^fo have expressed a desire to help insure the success and continuation of the center for our young people, we list these suggestions made by the directors: 1. Chaperone the various activities . . . volunteer your time for one evening, either husband or wife, it need not be on a regular schedule. 2. Join the organization . . . 3, Contribute your ideas to the Vbrd of directors ... ideaS are necessary as time or money to an organisation. 4. Visit the Center -- see what it is doing . . . the cheering section is important to the morale of the workers. 5. Contribute ... money, books, games, money, magazines, ideas, money . . . Kiwanis Peanut Day ^Friday and Saturday, Sept. 23 and 24, the Township Kiwanis club will have their annual peanut day sale at the traffic points, stores and intersections here at the Lake. . Here's what your purchase of peanuts will do for boys and girls at the Lake: Give monetory support to Little L e a g u e , G i r l S c o u t s , Boy Scouts, provide clothes, glasses and medical care for needy youngsters; underwrite Club AfterGlo for the post-promers, and make a contribution to the Woodstock Children's home. Hie Kiwanis Club will hear Mrs. George Koffman, president of the League of Women Voters of Woodstock and Mc- Henry, at their meeting Monday, Sept. 19. She will stress the need for voter registration, for voting, and the proper method of marking a ballot correctly. The LWV, the McHenry Kiwanis and McHenry Rotary have formed an "Every Vote Counts" committee and c a n provide a program for any organization. Call Mrs. Elliott Wheel and at EV 5-1953. ior Choir meets from 10 to 1 0 : 4 5 S a t u r d a y s . A l l y o u n g people in these two grades should try to come to either of the two classes. The Senior Class will be confirmed on Pentecost, next Spring. ^ The Pastor's Discussion class for adults will meet for six weeks starting Tuesday, Sept. 27, at 7:30 pjm. Paul Bunvan Country The Walter Dean family is enthusiastic about the northern Minnesota country. They snent two weeks traveling through Minnesota and Canada and plan to make another trip next sunpner. At Hibbing they saw the iron ore mines (largest in the world, we think), pullekl' 60 lbs.•,of fish out of the "big Winnie", viewed Pau1 Bunyan and his ox and visited Fort Francis and the Raney river country in Canada. They brought back a fish story . . . of a 12 vear old bov who landed a 24 lb. musky at Bis Moose lake. Tt took him two hours to land his prize which measured 4 feet in length. Nativity Lutheran Church News Three young people from the Luther League will present^, the sermon at the 8 and 10:45 services on Youth Sunday, Sept. 18. The title of the sermon is "Our Common Calling". All are welcome to either of the services to hear what our young people have to say concerning the place of Christ in their lives. The Nativity Mates, the married couples club, will have their regular monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m., Sept. 18. The program will be the showing of slides of the history of Nativity. especially from ground breaking to the day of Joyful entry. All couples of the church are welcome to attend and enjoy the fellowship. Junior and Senior confirmation classes will begin next week for seventh and' eighth graders, arid all are welstHJK; to attend. The Junior class of those in seventh grade will meet on Tuesday after school Sept. 20. The Senior class of eighth graders will meet Wednesday after school on Sept. 21. If there is a conflict. with the school's extra-curricular program. . special classes will be held Saturday mornings for those who come from other schools and those who cannot come on Wednesday. The Saturday schedule will start with the Junior class meeting at 9 Sep1!. 25, and the Senior class meeting at 11. TTie Jun- VILLA NURSING HOME L I W ON PISTAKEE BAT NEAR McHENRY i i « j Home for the Aged SENILE BED PATIENTS Mrs. Anna Zee -- Owner ! Phone EVergreen 5-0461 'ttiiiiitiHiiiiiiiinwiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniminiiiiiHiiimiiinir^g Bible Church News A hay ride party for the Young People's Group is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 16. The group will meet at the church for a hay ride to a near-by farm. Refreshments will be servcid around a camp fire in the woods. The young people are using this occasion to gather all 'teenagers interested in attending their meetings this fall and winter. Meetings are held, every Sunday at 5:30 p.m. All teens are invited to join with the regular members for- a good time each week. The Pals' Club will resume their meetings Friday. Sent. 30, for, all boys ages 8 to 12. Further announcements on transportation and meeting pl&ce w*ill be made later. Parents bovs mav contact Pastor Wright for Pals' club membership. Miss Ruth Osterlund is the leader of the Pioneer Girls' club. If you are interested In having your children attend the meetinsjs of these clubs. transDortation is furnished to members of both orTaniTjatV^" A bRby shower will hp held for Mrs. Allen Harron Mondav ° v e n ! n g . S e p t . 1 9 . a t 8 p m . a t the churrh. All ladies of thp ehurdh are invited to for this evening of feMowsh'™ r>iane has been a member of the Sunday school and Youth Group for a long time and ha<; also been teaching Sund^v sdiool. so oertoans some of the girts who know her would like to come too. Men's Fellowship night will he held Sept. 26. k Christ The King Church News The Rev. Aloysius J. Newmiann baptized Stephen Joseph Bazon, son of John and Dorothy Palm Bazon, Sunday, Aug. 28. Godparents are Lawrence and Mary K. Deja. Sunday, Aug. 4, the Rev. James A. Vanderpool baptized Cynthia Sue Beyer, daughter of Robert and Carol Buss Beyer. Her godparents are Robert and Harriet Buss. The sarnie day Father Vanderpool baptized Dtrk Eugene Andreas.^ son of Dwiayne and HfcrTs Kraer j£n<freas.vHis godparents are Roman Bauer and Darlene Huemann. The choir will have their meetings every Wednesday night at the church at 8 p.m. If you are talented in this field this would be a good opportunity for you to -receive the spiritual benefits of singing in the church choir. Men are especially urged to come. This year we are happy to announce Jack Schaefer will be soloist. We regret to say that Jack Van Kanegon plans to leave and Mrs. Ferdinand Fuentes will direct the regular choir, and play the organ then. Miss Walterine Rochewicz has been appointed assistant organist and Children's director. On and after Oct. 2, the High Mass on Sundays will be at 9. Mrs. Edward Waldy is the c h o i r c o o r d i n a t o r a n d M i s s Rose Gustek is the choir librarian. Catholic Teen Town News The Rev. James A. Vander- .pool will introduce Gavin Beg- Iin at the first meeting of "Catholic Teen Town" Sept. 25 at 7:30 at the school hall. All parishioners are eligible to become active members and other teens are welcome-to become associate members. The Rev. Aloysius Neumann w i 1 i act as. ". moderator tor the group. Unusual Accident Get-well wishes to Doug Sellek who fractured his ankle Saturday afternoon. It happened this way. Doug was crossing I^ake Shore Drive in front of Dean's Market coming from the beach, stopped to wait for a gas company truck to pass. He simply didn't see the trailer the truck was pulling and walked into the side of it. The impact flipped him and fractured h i ankle on both sides. It will be in a cast for 6 to 8 weeks. He hopes to be back in school soon and able to get around without crutches. SERVICE NEWS Vernon P. Block, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis44 Block of 713 Park View West, McCullom Lake, entered the Air Force on Aug. 25. His address is "Flight 988, Box 1526, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Dennis May is home on leave from service at the Marine barracks, N.A.S., San Diego, Calif. While here, he will attend the wedding of his sister, Joyce, on Saturday. ' A college" gal is" one "who didn't catch a man in high school. Bewitched . . . j|y With Beauty Be the kind of woman you've always wanted to be; achieved with the magic of our masterful blending of hair colors to compliment you in every way. Only we, the experts-- can specially blend color to enhance your personality. Come discuss your hair color with us. ADORABLE BEAUl? SALON Circle Bldg., \\ Block East of New Bridge Route 120 Phone: EV 5-0890 Johnsburg HETTERMANN'S WINS SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP by Betty Hettermann For the second week in a row our local - softball team has ma'de news. Last week the Hettermann's softball players captured first place and are now the playoff champs also. The players received some beautiful trophies for their winnings and can be seen at their sponsor's place. Lots of celebrating went on last week and justly so as these fellows and their manager. Hank Hil ler. worked all through the season. Our congratulations to Hank and his team on a job well done. So let's look forward to next year's victory! Hurt On Bike One of those freakish things that happen\every so often in our lives pu^young Billy La Fontaine in the hospital recently. Billy had an accident with his bike and hurt his leg. He didn't give it much thought as- kids will do as his main concern was his bike. It wasn't until about a week later that he started to complain about his injury. After several trips to the doctor and some sleepless nights for his parents, Cleatus and Evie, it was necessary to have him hospitalized. The poison had spread through his system and many shi>ts were- needed to combat the infection. His leg was lanced after several days and now we hope Billy is on the way to recovery. Pink Bundle Of Joy The Gregory Nowak home is row enhanced with a beautiful baby girl. The young miss chose Sept. 6 as her debut day and arrived at the Woodstock hospital that morning. "Butch" and Mary Jane will call their first born Mary Elizabeth. Our congratulations to the new parents and new grandparents, the George Nowaks and the Harold Bells. etc. His next two years will also be spent much in the s a m e w a y . W h i l e h o m e B i l l was' the guest at a family party honoring his nineteenth birthday on Sept. 8. Meeting Night The juvenile members of St. Agatha court 777- will meet next Monday evening, Sept. 19 at 7 o'clock in the community club hall. Committee for this evening will be contacted by phone. Returns To Duty Rill Martinec spent almost two weeks h<^re visiting his parents and other relatives and friends. He left last Sunday to resume his many duties. B i l l h a s b e e n i n s e r v i c e j u s t about two years now and has seen various parts of the world such as Greece, Spain, Italy, Local Couple Exchange Vows St. John's chairch was the scene of a beautiful wedding last Saturday, which united Judy Hollenbach and Loren Freund in holy matrimony. She i s t h e d a u g h t e r o f M r . a n d Mrs. Oscar Hollenbach of Fort Myers, Fla., and his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freund Mrs. Hollenbach arrived here several weeks ago to assist in preparation for this eventful day. Oscar arrived last week for the final w<hirl of events The newlyweds greeted their g u e s t s a t t h e C h a p e l H i l l Country club at 5 o'clock where a dinner was served fol -lowed bv the reception. Judy held true to the traditions by throwing her bridal bouquet and blue garter Upon retumining from their Colorado honeymoon. the new Mr. and Mrs. Freund will reside here. Congratulations Corner The year of 1951 seemed to bring forth quite a few wed d i n g s , p a r t i c u l a r l y i n t h i s month of September. John and Laverna Stone celebrated their ninth anniversarv earlier this month while on Sept. 9. Harrv and Lu Ann Smith completed nine years as man and wife Sept. 15 will find two local couples celebrating anniversarv number nine. They are Tarrv Ixiis Th^len and Dan and Rettv Schmitt. T.ast hut not 'past arp Carl and Dolly Neiss later this month. Joe Smith celebrated his natal day on SeDt. 8 while on Sept. 17. Jean Hettermann will obse vo her ninth birthday. C • r a filiations to all! Foresters To Meet *1 nc third, round of the current card tournament will be on the agenda when the Lady Foresters meet next Tuesday evening, Sept. 20 in the community club hall. Making up * will be closed for vacation from Sunday, Sept. through Sunday, Sept. 18 Open Again Monday, Sept. 26 at 6 A.M. the committee to serve refreshments for this meeting are Kathy Schaefer, IsabeUe Stilling, Lena King, Dorothy Hettermann, Agnes Weber. Patty Klein, Mary J. Schmitt and May Wagner. Honored At Shower Miss" Patricia Greigr Tomasello was the guest of honor at a shower which took place in Chicago last Sunday afternoon. Hostesses for the party were Mrs. Tom Ward of Ch!- cago and Mrs. Fred Ansell J r . , o f G r e e n d a l e , W i s . The bridesmaids Barbara and Toni Magnini and Janice Ansel! assisted Patricia with her gifts. About fifty-two guests enjoyed a buffet lunch which was handsomely decorated with a beautiful bride centerpiece and a huge colorful umbrella. This has been the third shower given for the bride-to-be within the past few weeks. She will become the bride of Dennis Ansell at St. Pat's church on Sept. 24. Present at the shower from here were the Ancplls. the Tomasellos. Mrs. KVf'bnff the maternal grandmother M>s. EJpris Roberts; . Around The Town The Bill Tamasy family left for their home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., after spending some time visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith. Bill May and sons and Mr: and Mrs. Richard Dehn were some of the visitors at the recent fair in Elkhorn. Visitors at the Arnold M:- chels home over the Labor Day weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Richard La Fontaine of Fostoria. Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Claouse of New Reeal. The Bernard A. Freund home was the scene of much activitv EITS RENTAL RENTS Electric Hammers to Wheel Chairs EVergreen 5-4123 recently. They have been getting their three sons ready 1. r school. Neil returned to the S a l v a t o r ' a n S e m i n a r y a t S t . Nazianz for the secDrd y-;a last Sunday. The Freund; drove their second son, Lambert, to the University of I! nois on Sunday where he ' a freshman in the schoo' or engineering. 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