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V W,.rf t'- >v"i Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Lakers Begin Club's Season Even though the winter snows have not yet begun to fall, the Lakers Snowmobile club is beginning its activities for the year. The season will begin with the annual beef and corn roast party on Sept. 15, beginning at 7 p.m. at the C&A Auto Body shop on Barnard Mill road. The officers, president, Hugh Glaves; vice-president, Raoul Pounds; secretary, Helen Pounds and treasurer, Jim Rachel,- are inviting all members and their guests to attend this event. TRIP TO THEATER The Young at Hearts met Wednesday, Sept. 5, welcoming back many of their members who had been vacationing. « Plans were made to attend a matinee performance and luncheon at the Shady Lane Playhouse sometime in Oc­ tober. Marie Robinson suggested getting in a few activities before the winter snows start to, fall. Mrs. Robinson said that the mem­ bers would at least have some pleasant memories to carry them through the winter! Desserts, which were greatly enjoyed, Were served by Louise Armentos, Alfred Wallberg, and San Winters. The next Young at Hearts meeting will be Sept. 19, at Christ the King church, beginning at 11 a.m. EARNS LAW DEGREE Mr. and Mrs. Maycen of Indian Ridge are very proud of their daughter, Dawn Pearson, and they certainly have every right to be. \ This summer Dawn com­ pleted courses at Kent IIT school of Law in Chicago. Dawn started out several years ago receiving her Education degree from Nor­ thwestern university and taught U.S. History at the high school level. Mrs. Maycen says that Dawn was always in­ terested in law and it lingered in the back of her mind, so that eventually she resumed courses at Kent IIT. She and her husband are now taking a well-deserved vacation in Nevada. In January, shewilfparticipate in graduation ceremonies at Kent IIT with very proud family members looking on. GARDEN CLUB "The Wonder Lake Garden club's August meeting and annual picnic was held at Glacial park, where members and their guests gathered for a buffet luncheon. This is one of the many "highlights" of the season with good friends, good conversation, and good food - an unbeatable combination! "The park is one of many beautiful conservation areas and the club members all want to return again for the autumn colors. Perhaps this idea may help other organizations in planning fall schedules too. "The next meeting will be Thursday, Sept. 13, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bobbi Fiali, 1012 N. Ridge road, McHenry. "Again, members most cordially invite anyone in­ terested in gardening to attend the meetings. "Mrs. B. Alderson "Publicity Chairwoman" NATIVITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Nativity's camping trip is JlyCvlQfcilfcS Will happen. i hat's why you need the protection that American Family's Special Homeowner Package Policy provides. It's the most complete home­ owners coverage we've ever offered. Call me today for all the details. Is special. TONY FICK CHUCK LEWANDOWiKI Caier if Crystal Laki Blacktop 1 ft 121 " CALL US FO* DETAILS 315-2304 AMERICAN FAMII I fSJ S V) U A N ( MfTOi planned for this coming weekend, Sept. 14,15 and 16, at Devil's Lake state park. Anyone who might be in­ terested may call Orville or Kathie Anderson for more details. The Service Auction will take place Sept. 23. A person donates a service or item for sale, and when it is sold the money goes to the church. The LCW will have a lunch following the 10:30 a.m. service that day and then the auction will begin at 1 p.m. The church council is sponsoring a dance at the Robert Manke farm on Sept. 30, at 7 p.m. Music, food, and beverages will be offered. Some special events in­ volving members of Nativity, took place- during August. There were four baptisms: Jesse Jon Siman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Siman; Renee Ruzicka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ruzicka; Daniel Patrick Nykolayko, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Nykolayko and Edward Michael Ryba, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ryba. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gabel who were married at Nativity on Aug. 25. Mrs. Gabel is former Cindy Povidas. Six children received First Holy Communion on Aug. 10. They were Cheryl Anderson, John Crawford, Kim Mueller, Janel Olson, Renee Ruzicke, and Thomas Wright. FORTY YEARS Two Wonder Lake couples have both recently celebrated their fortieth wedding an­ niversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. Miller celebrated their fortieth on Aug. 19. Helping in the celebration was their son, Jack, a senior at Florida Institute of Technology, school of Aeronautics, Melbourne campus; and their daughter, l! 4f-{ •••• l' i r • ' ' . 5£:-" \ \ • - V" ? the,: Joann Firnbach, her husband, Bid, and their four children, their Joe, Bill, Anna Marie, and mm • ' * SL Anthony's church Mary Jo. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Morici celebrated their fortieth by attending the noon Mass at the King church and then thering with their family for nner at a local restaurant. The Morici's son, Sajn, his "e, Frances, and their child, ed them from Franklin k. Their daughter, Julianne orici, joined them trom cCullom Lake. Another lighter. Antoinette Brisinte d her hUsband, Frank, and their three children from Wonder Lake were all on hand to celebrate. 5 The Moricis were married in Chicago. Congratulations to the Millers and the Moi COMMUN1 Sept. IS - Commissioning of CCD teachers during 10 a.m. Mass, Christ the King CMirch. Sept. 17 - Senior Citifeens meeting; 1 p.m., NaUVity Lutheran church. Sept. 18 - new parents coffee - Northwood junior high, 7 p.rt. Sept. 18 - CCD teachers' meeting, 7:30 p.m. - Christ the King school. Sept. 19 - Young at Hearts, 11 a.m. - Christ the King hall. Sept. 20 - new parents coffee - Greenwood school, 9:30 a.m. Sept.' 20 - Woman's Club 8 - f AGE 1 • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, 8EPTEMBE1 Seek Applicants For - . . ' *" .'v. • ?'V County Zonlni Mk 18, mt The Planning ft Zoning committee of . the McHenry County board is seeking ap­ plicants to recommend to the board to All two vacancies on the 'Zoning Board of Appeals. mult live iH any one to be Chemung, DUftham, Seneca, Coral* Alden, reenwood, Burton or meeting, 8 p.m. Lutheran church. Oct. 3 - Memorial House Walk. - Nativity hospital 2200 N Oct. 4 - Woman's Club board meeting. Oct. 8 - Columbus day - no school. 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