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Wonder Lake Maty Jean Huff 728-0267 Tennis Boosters Sponsors Garage Sale Sept. 12,13 The Tennis Boosters garage sale will be held this Friday and Saturday, Sept. 12 and 13, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the east side firehouse. The Boosters have been busy collecting items from generous Wonder Lake donors and will have many good buys for their customers. Donations include furniture, baby furniture, snow tires, guitars, shutters, fencing and some beautiful clothing, fresh from the cleaners. In cooperation with the Boosters, the Wonder Workers 4-H club will have bakery goods on sale on Saturday morning with all proceeds going to the tennis fund. 4-Her's, Paula Harney and Janet Sullivan are co- chairmen of the bake sale. Coffee and donuts will also be available. More workers are needed to help with the garage sale. If you can donate an hour of your time, please contact Karen Utes at 653-9824. YOUNG AT HEARTS The annual picnic of the Young at Hearts held at Huntley this year was so successful that plans have been made to hold another picnic meeting there on Wednesday, Sept. 17. In the lovely month of October, the Young at Hearters will travel to the Fort Sheridan Museum and the Sara Lee factory. President Marie Robinson has all her brochures together and is working on arrangements for an exciting overnight journey to Green Lake, Wis. ARTS 'N CRAFTS ^ The Arts'n Crafts Guild Christ the King Sodality will meet at the home of Madeline Basile, corner of Pine and Thompson, on Monday, Sept. 15, at 7:30 p.m. The project for this meeting will be decorating flower pots. ANNIVERSARY Happy eighteenth an­ niversary to Gene and Armenie Bach on Sept. 14. BAPTIZED During the month of August, Michelle Anne Galeba, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Galeba and Helmuth Rolf Ferndel, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth Ferndel, were baptized at Nativity Lutheran church. BIRTHDAYS Happy twelfth birthday to Kevin (Gas Burner) Goulet, on Sept. 10. Happy birthday to Mary Ruggero on Sept. 11. Happy nineteenth birthday to Art Weber on Sept. 12. Happy birthday to Roger Stilling on Sept. 15. Happy birthday to Larry Goulet on Sept. 15. Happy birthday to Walterine O'Brien on Sept. 15. Happy eighth birthday to Kevin Huff on Sept. 16. JUNQUE SALE Don't forget to stop at the Harrison Pre-school PTA "Junque Sale" on Thursaay and Friday, Sept. 11 and 12, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at 7607 Beach Road. There will be many Items for sale such as children's clothing, sinks, dishes, glasses and many collectables. The proceeds of the sale will help finance the pre-school meetings and buy materials for the children's use during these meetings. Joan Larson, chairman of the Harrison Pre-school PTA urges you to "Come out and see our interesting "Junque"! HAPPINESS IS Happiness is...Father James Vanderpool being greeted by old friends on Sunday, Aug. 31, as he returned to his former parish, Christ the King, for a visit. Happiness is...those few important words, "My homework's done." Happiness is...Julie Coughlin, leaving the "nest", and settling in her own apartment in the city. Hap­ piness is...trying out a new, recipe from the Christ the King Cookbook sponsored by the Ladies Sodality. The cookbook is just off the press^ and already into its second printing. Happiness is...appreciating the efforts of all the ladies of the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary for making possible another Hospitality Day the first Wednesday of October - a day that most women of the area (and from far away!) look forward to with great an­ ticipation each year. Happiness is...a surprise birthday party for David Diedrick of Wonder Center last Saturday, celebrating his twelfth bir­ thday. Happiness is...the first football game of the season. Happiness is...a bright, sunny day forlhe Sailing Regatta held at Wonder Lake last Saturday. Happiness is...Jo Hansen's words of wisdom concerning inflation as she helped work for the Mental Health Tag Day last Saturday, "The cost of giving hasn't gone up!" COMMUNITY CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 11 and 12 Harrison Pre-school PTA Junque Sale, 7607 Beach Drive, 8 to 3 p.m. SEPTEMBER 11 Wonder Lake Garden Club Meeting, 8 p.m. Betty Alder- son's home. * SEPTEMBER 12 and 13 Tennis Boosters Garage Sale, east side firehouse, 9 to 6 p.m. SEPTEMBER 14 Pinochle Club, first meeting, Highway Deaths On Increase In Illinois PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1975 and Supt of the Illinois State Police, Dwight E. Pitman, has announced provisional figures which indicate that during the month of August, 211 persons died from injuries sustained in- traffic accidents on Illinois highways. The number of deaths reflect an increase of ten over the month of August, 1974. One thousand three hundred and one people have been killed since Jan. 1 of this year. There were 1,246 killed during the same period of 1974, showing an increase of fifty- five. Capt. Herald D. Crockett, district commander for the area, including DeKalb. DuPage, Kane, Lake and McHenry counties, reports that forty-four persons were killed Christ the King Hall, 7:30 p.m. SEPTEMBER 21 Parish Council Meeting, Christ the King Church SEPTEMBER 26, 27, 28 Rummage Sale, Christ the King Sodality OCTOBER 12 Eucharistic Devotion, Christ the King Church, 12 to 4 p.m. in accidents that occurred in the five-county. District II area during the month of August. The number of deaths reflect an increase of fifteen over the month of August, 1974. Two Hundred and one people have been killed in the District II area since Jan. 1 of this year. There were 151 killed during the same period of 1974-, showing an increase of fifty over last year. Capt. Crockett also stated that the worst dates for fatalities in the five-county, District II area were Aug. 7, 10, 11. and 18, where four fatalities occurred on each of those days. The county fatality ex­ perience is as> follows: Kane County, 10 with 4 occurring Aug. 7; Lake county, 13 with 4 occurring Aug. 10; DuPage county, 8 with 2 each occurring on Aug. 12, 14 and 21; McHenry county, 10 with 3 occurring Aug.. 18; DeKalb county, 3 with 2 occurring Aug. 25. Out of the fatalities which occurred, nine were victims on motorcycles; two victims were on bicycles, five were Oktoberfest At Woodstock Church Oct. 4 Saturday evening, Oct. 4, has been set for Oktoberfest, an old- fashioned German party, members of St. Mary's parish, Woodstock, announced this week. St. Mary's members, as well as non-members, are invited to attend this social and fund raising event, according to the Rev. William Joffe, pastor. "Funds raised from this event will be used for general maintenance of all parish buildings," Rev. Joffe stated. The evening will begin witfl'a social hour from 8 to 9 p.m. which includes entertainment by the Woodstock high school German band along with free beer and snacks. From 9 p.m. to midnight an orchestra will play; the McHenry Town and Country Andrew Sisters will pedestrians, and the remainder in motor vehicles. During the month of August, Capt. Crockett indicated that District II State troopers issued 1,998 arrest tickets; 1367 warnings; recorded assistance to 127 stranded motorists and investigated 216 accidents. make an appearance bratwursts will be sold. For tickets or further in­ formation contact Joseph Conerty or Phil Carlisle, Woodstock. Highway Work Approved For Marengo Area Contracts totaling $101.5 million for road improvement and maintenance projects have been awarded, the Illinois Department of Transportation has announced. They include $789,348 to Glaze Construction for 5.08 miles of base course and concrete surface on Rt. 23, Marengo area. The* total dollar value is for forty-six projects that bids were submitted on during the June 10 and July 29 bid lettings. The major projects totaling $45.5 million are for the rehabilitation of the Stevenson Expressway. Someone goes blind every 12 minutes. ..at least half the time, needlessly. Write Prevent Blindness, Box 426, New York, New York 10019. Presenting the second annual Susan B. Anthony Feminist award to Frances M. Kuhn, center, are Marcie Tambone, left, and Nancy co-chairs of the McHenry County National <M'gaflHKjiMCUlir Women. The presentation was made at a luncheon field recently at the Old Courthouse Inn in Woodstock. Feminist Award To Frances Kuhn The McHenry County National Organization for Women (NOW) presented its second annual Susan B. An­ thony Feminist award recently to Frances M. Kuhn of Woodstock. The presentation was made at a luncheon held at th Old Courthouse Inn in Woodstock NOW developed the award to honor people in McHenry county who have made a contribution toward advancing the status of women. Last year the award was given to State Sen. Jack Schaffer and State Rep. Cal Skinner, Jr., for their continued support of the Equal Rights amendment. Mrs. Kuhn was chosen to receive the award this year because of her involvement in local government. Mrs. Kuhn was elected mayor of Wood­ stock in 1965 and is presently serving her fourth term on the Woodstock City Council. Mrs. Kuhn is also a past president of the Business and Professional Women's club in Woodstock an active member of its legislative committee. One of Mrs. Kuhn's primary goals as a member of this committee has been to promote the passage of the Equal Rights amendment in Illinois. The membership of McHenry County NOW feels Mrs. Kuhn has set an outstanding example for all women in McHenry county. 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