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Mif 24. 1951 News From WONDER LAKt Mrs. Nancy Elbersen and Bad; Mr. aid Mm. Phil Hastings, I as the guest speaker. Tickets may, Mr. and Mrs. Stave Vacula and be procured from Jack Loshbaughjj PfPl^fS p.s,{ ws-yi •_ * V i "1 * "4 rneis •' • - .*•' i}"1' vn*•»** ^ "v.- * son, i the school, with Rev. Bob Murtiv ; * r _• WA MILB8 ; Mr. and Mrs. P. L Cormier. (twinge Bale For Gradaatiea | The date of gradnation has been changed from May 25 to Tuesday, Annette Glauser and Joan Dorn-*, bush. We will be happy to see yott, next Lord's Day at the,... Gospel " t;S May 29, for the fourteen grad- Center in the Sunday Schdol hour i / t • U N W greater honor has^ever bean to a resident of Wonder Lake than was given Mrs. Warren Tallman Sunday when several organizations combined to give her a Jewell party and gift A pot-luck dinner was held at Harrison school and included nates of Harrison school. The youngsters graduating are Virginia Audino, Orva Tronsen, Richard Wielock, Lynn Cheney^ Paul Renter, Ralph Rosati, Thorn* as Mattingly, John Cecick, Carol# Bell, Carol Gnadt, Martha Boldt, Betty Wright, Dorothy Kopp and Bob Stromstedt Graduation exercis#a will be held in the school. • s ^ K1WAMS AWARDS at 10 a.m., the morning worship service at 11 o'clock and in the evening gospel service at 7:45. MOST VALUABU IN THI WORIP nomber. of the Community cl»b.• 0""t*ndl"« c'Uje"""* the Red Cross, the Girt Snout. 'ch°""hlP- »U»«tme.t ..a and. .t.h e TL eague of, •«W,o men tVr o.te rs. .popularity. Virginia Audino and » T,. „ .. , . . " rtf -tKo r. . : John Cecich were the eighth gradoi ine iir er8 chosen by the student body the speakers and toe teacberg of y Naticy Swanipii Stouts presented and, assisted by., Scouts Janice Johnson and Rosexniry Cihos, served the four cakes, each with Harrison school to attend the Kiwanis club award dinner Tuesday night. . . v « . . . T h e K i w a n i s c l u b h o n o r e d a >e emblem of the organisation boy and a girl froni each of Q tBe nnrH . • /he Brownie Scouts geven gra(fe in McHenry participated in the program, also, township Those present included Carol j Virginia is the daughter of Mr Sjranson, Shirley Johnson, Kathy and Mr8 Anthony Audino, Indian and Karen MeyerB" i Ridge; John is the son of the M r s . M a r j o r i e L a t h r o n , c o - J o h n C e c i c h s , Deep S p r i n g Woods leader with Mrs. Tallnian of the j No. 2. Girl Scout troop, spoke of Mrs.) Mrs. Marjorie Lathrop, teacher Tallman's efforts in organising of the third and fourth grades at the troop and of her faithful I Harrison, was honored by her leadership. j students recently on the occasion j^red Ferris, president of the ker birthday. All of the chil- McHenry county chapter of the j ff*n contributed toward a white American Red Cross, told of the i pfaue duress with hand-painted JJANY^, when they resell the far side of forty, decide they are past the age for such fripperies as veils. Actually, they have just achieved the point at which vefls are most necessary-- and usually--most becoming. If crow's feat, frown creases or lines have begun to mar the beauty of your face, now*s the time to learn about the flattery of veils. In the same way that a softly-shaded light plays down facial imperfections, a l>it of netting across your face will veil the tall-tale marks of age. Experiment a little, until you've found the veil that does most lor you. Tbe shape of your face*your hair-do and your hat are all factors to be considered. Remember, an observer's eare will see the lower edge of the veil as a lirie across the face. Rarely is it attractive to see a flat, horizontal line sweeping across a woman's face. This tends to make the cheeks look broad. Round the bottom of the veil upward i bit, following the contour W the cheekbones, or, if ifs a long veil, the jaw ^ ^ . '*;V ' fTee . Bams : darirs that attack dngwonib ^mountain ash. !inder>. locust, apple iand peach trees "dually invade the lower trunk. Su*ar mspie borers attack at step-ladder height. Birch borers and hickory bark beetle prefer the tops of trees first, but wssk lower as t)u* tops die. C&*we*Ue*U CHICAGO -- A solid silver air conditioner, the most valuable in the world, is presented to B. A. Mitchell, left, preaident ot the day when Mrs. Tallman had come to him and asked his aid in forming a branch of that organisation in Wonder Lake. Mre. Ferris was ' present with her husband. Mrs. Jane • Setzler, president of -the League of Women Voters, mentioned the innumerable things Mrs. Tallman had done to further ' work of the League. At the close of the talks, Mrs. Tallman was presented with seven knives and forks in the sterling pattern of her other silverware. The four cakes were baked by Mrs. Ila Hogan and Mrs. Nancy Elbersen. Names 'listed p* donors toward the silverware were those of the tour organizations mentioned, Mr. ™d Mrs. Earl Phinney, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Haught, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Plotner, Mrs. Lillian Forsberg, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Setzler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sells, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. SelsdorfTNMr. and Mrs. William Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Noren, Mrs. Ida Ohlin and her daughter, Mrs. Lucille Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. William Born, and Mrs. Gail Wrede, Mr. and Mrs. John Ducey, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Redman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swanson, Mrs. Dorothy Mc- Eachren, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spuehr and Mr., and Mrs. Morton Woodward. 4 Also on the list were Mr. and Mrs. Matulewtes, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kolar, Mr. and Mrs. William Fiala, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vacula, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilk- Wmoii, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Specht, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Smedley. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Milbrandt, Mr. ^nd Mrs. Gregory Meillng, Mr. «-attd JMrs. C. F. Martell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl -Hallstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mr. and {towers bit It which was made by one of the mothers, Mrs. Russell Spuehr. The birthday cake presented Mrs. Lathrop had twelve candles en it c"- . Attends Convention . c; r," Mrs. Jane Setsle^ president of the Wonder Lake League of Women Voters, was among those present at the state League's convention held in Jacksonville Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week. Mrs. Setzler accompanied Mrs. Louise Bankey, president of the Woodstock League. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Donash, Hickory Falls, announce the engagement of their daughter, Geraldine, to Gerald (Bud) Elbersen, son of Mrs. Nancy Elbersen, Indian Ridge. .. • • i ~ - The wedding- will take place Sept. 22. Miss Donash, known as "Jerre", is employed in the circulation department of the Woodstock Daily Sentinel; Bud Elbersen is employed by the Bowman Milk company in the city of Woodstock. Briefs Mrs. J. Hutton Nixon, Wickline Bay, was a member of the refreshm e n t c o m m i t t e e a t t h e g a r d e * show held in the Westwood school, rural Woodstock. Saturday and Sunday .... Joseph Adcock, vacationing in his summer home, cut off the tips of two of his fingers in a power mower Thursday of l a s t week . . . . Gospel Church Ifcws The Junior church had a good start last Sunday, May 20. The leaders appointed for this highly important work are Miss Eleanor Raffell, Mrs. Richard Oldson. Mr. Floyd Bordwell and Mrs. Sidney Martin: At the present time we can only accommodate the boys and the girls from the primary ULYMOOR f miicncu, ieiif president x>x uw A A . dp Marlon Leak*) company's 100,000th room air _ ditioner. Presentation is made E. A. Tracey, vice president charge of the air conditioning di duties of soribe of this sion on behalf of employees. Mitchell is one of the world's I column are now in the hands of largest manufacturers of room air < Marion Leske. of Lilymoor. I conditioners, having produced one- w«>uld like your full cooperation third of the entire, supply of thetap any neW8 you may have i8 im- Peter A. Gruedel of"Chicago, at I A new resident in our midst is the home of Gary and Grace Judith Lee Fantus, baby daughter Leske of Lilymoor. j of Herb and Leone Fantus. Both VVillard Hyatt' and family, ac- mother and baby are doing fine, companied. by Mary Buss, weht to i ^r8- Fantus is secretary of the the Brookfield -Zoo this past week end. Miss Jean Korbham of Woo£ stock had Sunday dinner at the Willard Hyatt's and afterward went to the Waukegan. Lilymoor Property Owners association. fcAMED CO-ORDINATOR Ool. Wallace W. Orr, Chicago, Stock Car race in has been appointed co-ordinator I of civil defend activities for the 1 showing ^ ROAD PRIORITY n -v / The state Division of Highways has just completed construction priority ratings for 6,955 miles of roadway in the ten highway districts of Illinois, with 1,161 miles being , designated aa emergency sections. The ratings are intended to show the relative need for improvement of various parts of the state highway system. A list the roads with highest A birthday-party was celebrated I state Department of Public Wei- Mrs. John Lathrop. Mr. and Mrs. ; and Junior departments of our Carl Cihos, Dr. and Mrs. Sandy' Sunday School. The co-operation of the parents In this work will not only be appreciated, but regarded as essential. The McHenry County Youth for Christ banquet will be held on Saturday evening, June 2, at the Westwood school in Woodstock. Supper will be served in the cafeteria at 6:30 and the program will be given in the auditorium of Ruggero, Mr. and Mrs. James Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Groaso, Mr. and^ Mrs. William Lowrey, Mr. Mrs. Edward Morln, Mr. and Mm. T£d Rietesel, Mr. and Mrs. C. f^ J^mes, Mr. and Mrs. Marius Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Basile, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lundborg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Monteleone, HEADQUARTERS FOR STEERING SAFETY ft See Our SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT FOR BALANCING WHEELS AND TESTING STEERING . NOW AT YOUR COMMAND "•"•"I" TCI: W Saictu'* S"U • t or flnQCr si jWr I POUT ena. imv iw% . aabrea danger a«tl«gMnaarllas . OAunar scientific ® •. • " test will give tnM c--»« and cecmt cmre! Our MANBEE finest, balance. without Dsn't t« year safety Is the iwwQ , most scientific way to test and correct faulty alignment ar i ee. Stop by and see it. An inspection of yoar car will be Mrflj at obligation. Don't pat it off--for safety's sake. / IF YOUR WHEELS WOBBLE, SHIMMY OR; ARC HARD TO TURN ._.,._SEE VS_Mmii ALL WOftK GU. • ,-ig V - ' i I ' # wgsaAv4nf.1t FE1£ES CENTRAL GARAGE i (AT JOHNSBUBG) - PHONE McHENBT 200J - ' v - . '• . • • . M i . * ..V--.. . * cooling units manufactured in the United States^ POLICE YACAHCIE* There are now twenry-eight vacancies on the Illinois state highway poliqe force, to be filled on a strictly non-political basis, according to Harry A. Gardner, chairman of the State Police Merit Board. Application will be received by the board up to May 26. Applicants must be between the ages of 21 and 36, U. S. citizens with no criminal records, not less than 5 feet 9 inches nor more than 6 feet 4 inches in height. They must be high school graduates or have certificates showing they have passed the general educational development tests set by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, and must be sound in body and mind, residents of Illinois for at least two years. Veterana will be given preference. ^ pcrtant. Please phone me, 513-M1. The Lily Lake Beautifying club la having a wiener roast on the beach June 9 at 8 p.m. Admission is free, music included. Lily Lake's new club on the South side has chosen as its name Lakeside Improvement a s s o c iation. The colors are blue and white. New officers are as follows: Norman Morrison, president; Joseph N. Yaeger. vice-president; Herman Kuntz, treasurer; Richard Hyatt, secretary; trustees,-- Marge Erhardt, Julia Krause, Helen Providis, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Peterson, Marie Hjratt and Vi Vineer. The next meeting will "be held the second Tuesday in June. Con- y Ptruction on Venice drive • has /j started. H The P.T.A. had a social Friday, I in honor of Kay Molitor at- the honi£ of Josephine Biesecker, with the members of the Four Leaf fare. Col. Orr, a member of the Illinois National Guard, was a military government administra- Clover club present. They play-j tor in World War II, and supered pinochle and enjoyed light re-1 vised the re-establishment of govfre8hments. * ernment and welfare facilities in Our sympathies are extended to Ithe dpvastate<» city ofCehu. in the Patricia Golbetk of Lilymoor in the death of her lather, John L. Moore. Mr. Mocre was a resident of Chicago. He died of a heart attack ^Monday, May 14. Funeral was Thursday, May 17. I Philippines, where a million persons were*., homeless. He also served on the staff of General Douglas MacArthur. Renew that subscription to the Plaindealer now. ' DR. JOHN T. GRAY OPTOMETRIST JUSTICE RI LIM; Attorney General Elliott has ruled that thirteen justices of the peace elected this year in Mo- Donough county can serve only two instead of four years. Illinoie statutes specify four-year terma for justices, beginning in 1897. Since that year there have been thirteen terms of four years, with two years left over. Thus, Elliott held, the thirteen justices actually were elected to fill vacancies e piring in April, 1953. May 18, that was a huge success. We hope that more parents will turn out for future socials and make everyone a successful one. An enjoyable two weeks wa« spent by Don Leske's grandfather, S32 Main Street McHenry, 111. EYES EXAMINED and GLASSES FITTED. s •ettse Calls by Appointment. -- <«uick Repair Servlc* HOI RS DAILY: _ ~ 9:00 A. *. -- 12:00 Hani ' 1:00 r. m. -- stoo p. w. RAT. EVE: C:00 P. M. -- 8:80 P. X fjinrsday Afternoon and Evenings by appointuffenw priority in each of the nine downstate districts includes: .District One: U. 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