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"MAY 18, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. 2, P-G. ? 1; WONDER LAKE | KVKLYN RASKE PHONE 633-4363 PLAN FAREWELL PARTY HONORING REV. VANDERPOOL • , A farewell testamonial in Father Vanderpool's honor will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday, May 27, in the parish hall. All parishioners and friends are cordially invited to attend. PAST PRESIDENT ELECTS OFFICERS • . The 1967 officers of the past presidents of the Altar and Rosary sodality of the Christ the King church are Mrs. Loraine Houda, president, and Mrs. Rita Rice, secretary-treasurer. Theoficers were elected and installed at the meeting held in the home of Mrs. Ethel Van -Kanegan. FRATERNAL PRESIDENT , Fred Kusch, Jr., a 1964graduate of McHenry high school, was elected president of the Alpha Chapiter of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Academic Fraternity for the 1967-68 fall school term of the University of. Minnesota. A GIRL FOR THE MANKES - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manke, Woodstock, welcomed a baby girl, Connie Louise, May 13, at the Woodstock hospital. Conjiie weighed in at 8 lbs. 7 oz. and measured 22 inches. Waiting at home for Connie is her brother, Donald, 2%years old. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Muss Hansen, Wonder Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Manke, Woodstock. Great grandparents are Mr. , and Mrs. Fred Hansen and Mrs. , Mary Lowrey of Wonder Lake. The baby's mother is the former Michelle Hansen of Won- 'der Lake. RUMMAGE SALE A brief reminder that the hours for the rummage sale being held in Christ the King school hall by the Young Moth- . ers Guild are Friday, May 19, . 9 to 9, Saturday 9 to 6 and Sunday, May 21, 9 to 1. The sale is being held for the benefit of the school of religion. For donations to the sale or further information, call Mrs. Wenkel, 653-9923 or Mrs% Firnbach 653-3388. • SYMPATHIES Funeral services for Frank .Konecny were held Wednesday, May 10. Mr. Konecny, a former resident of Wonder Lake, is survived by wife, Evelyn, sons, Wayne and Dale, daughter, Mrs. Ronald Zank. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gable made a sad journey to Florida to attend the funeral services of Ken's father who passed away this past week. Debbie Zieman, 3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Zieman, died Saturday, May 13, at the Woodstock Memorial hospital where she was hospitalized for the past three weeks. JIM STEFFAN INJURED Jim Steffan was seriously injured inanaccident, Saturday, May 6th, Jim is still hospit- - alized at the . Wesley Memorial Hospital in Chicago. A card of cheer may help him recover sooner. SAILORS AT SEA Seaman Wiliiam Simpson is serving aboard theUSSTiconic. The Ticonic is a flag ship of the 17th Fleet now in the Mediterranian. Bill is the son of Mrs. Georgia Simpson. Edward Cook, Jr., is aboard the destroyer tender, USS Yellowstone docked in Florida* Ed is the son of Ed Cook, Sr., 3915 Hilltop Drive. CANDLE SNUFFERS On May 16 Mrs. Jackic Ann Forbes will celebrate her ?? birthday. Jackie is the former; Jackie Cannon. HOSPITALIZED Master Eddie Braddock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Braddock, had his tonsils removed Monday morning at the Woodstock Memorial hospital. By the time this paper comes out, Eddie will be well on the road to good health. KIWANIS NEWS President Phil Kinzer announced with regret the death of Past President Frank Konecny. Members, Phil Kinzer, Art Lau, Joe Sullivan, Ed Heller, Bill Dicker and John Craig plan to attend an interclub with the Woodstock club and present them with the travelling gavel. The merit award dinner will be held, May 22, at the Ringwood Methodist church. At this dinner, a boy and a girl from the two Johns burg schools, LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR CtfUKLEY SCHi/KnH S85-2046 PLAN INFORMATION OF CUB SCOUT DEN IN COMMUNITY • Attention boys from Lakemoor and Lilymoor from the ages of 8 to 11. If you are interested in joining the Cub Scouts we have a den starting up. Cathy Prange from Lilymoor is the new den mother. If you want to be a Cub Scout please , contact Cathy at 385- 7557, she will gladly give you the information on joining the Cub Scouts. Meetings are held at her home pn Saturday afternoons. SYMPATHIES - No words can express our deepest sympathies to Mrs. Mary Sebesta and her brother and sister, Ray and Connie, on the loss of their father Vernon (Smokey) Lahre. Vernon passed away TTiursday May 11 at the home of Mary. Vernon known to all his many friends as Smokey had been a resident of Lilymoor for several years. CLEAN-UP There will be no clean-up in the village of Lakemoor this year. The clean-up that took place was in Lilymoor. The residents of Lilymoor thank the ' men who helped in picking up the rubbish in our community. NEW MEMBERS The Lilymoor association welcomes three new families to the association. They are WATER S©P¥BE» SiiWieS SAME DAT SERVICE "ON MOST MAKES A MODELS • Service • CleaBlag Oat € HBsspSs' C niao^ll»tlo» © ©vosTiBGmMag O ESssaovml © IBssssESMonleg O ffisBalldlng -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED - PSD®ob®; 385-lli^ WAl'lS SOPHNEH iALES NEW -- USED -- REBUILT WATER SOFTENER SERVICE/SALES McHenry, Dllnoto RingWood and Harrison schools will be honored. The boy and girl are selected by their classmates, and teachers on the basis of thoughtfulness to others, leadership, courtesy, scholastic record, personal hygifne, sportsmanship and honesty. William Dicker and Art Christopher were inducted by Joe Sullivan into the membership. William Dicker's application was approved at the director's meeting. It was reportedly a hard meeting on tape recorders as Art La Greca led the song fest. Mrs. Guy White received the battle ax award. KACHINA NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING Girl scout Neighborhood Chairman Rita.Bebber will conduct an important meeting on Wednesday, May 24 at 8 p.m. at the -Nativity Lutheran church. All parents of Girl Scouts and anyone else interested in the future of Girl Scouts in the Wonder Lake area are requested to attend this meeting. Mrs. Bebber will outline the forth coming program including the changes in this summer's day camp. Plans for the third annual house and garden walk will be discussed. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. Once again all are urged to attend. NEW ORGAN As a token of his love and esteem for the parish of Christ the King, Father James Vanderpool presented the church with a new organ as a memorial in the name of his mother, Nettie May Vanderpool. FIRST COMMUNICANTS Jodi Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, 3401 E. Lake Shore Drive received Our Lord for the first time in the form of bread and wine. Kathleen Vinci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vinci, 2813 Rose Marie Drive received Our Lord for the first time last week in the form of bread and wine. BAPTIZED Charles Beccard, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beccard, 7414 Back Bay Road and Robin Mary Bushel 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bushell, 41.9 W. Lake Shore Drive became children of God and heirs of heaven. HEARD THROUGH THE GRAPE VINE that Mrs. Rose Murphy is home from California for the sulrimer. that Judy and Bob Nichols journeyed to Shreveport, La., to MCHENRY SHORES James Hagel, WilliamStaks and Wilbur Counley. The next general meeting of the association will be held Tuesday, June 13, in the dining room of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. Please try to attend the meeting to see what your association has done and will be doing in the future. CONGRATULATIONS Go to Debbie Fuhler, who was one of twenty-seven freshmen who took the national education development test and received a certificate. Again we . say congratulations Debbie. GET WELL Wishes go to William Gray who is a patient at the Harvard hospital. Here's hoping you are now home and are just fine, William. BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Hulda Rathke who celebrated her birthday Friday May 12. Many happy returns, Hulda. DEMONSTRATION Was held at the home of Kay Meyer Thursday, May 11. Nine ladies attended and enjoyed the demonstration. Coffee and cake were served. IN CLOSING If you can not reach me during the day with your news for the column, please call me in the evening. News should be in no later than Friday mornings. The column has to be in the Plaindealers office by 1 p.m. Friday afternoons. BERNICE WILSON 385-4380 CHERYL AND LEON ZELVIS RECEIVE SPECIAL HONORS Leon Zelvis, a sophomore at McHenry high, was one of the students receiving certificates of educational development with a better than 90 score for their abilities in English usage, mathematics, social studies, reading, natural sciences and word usage. Congratulations to Leon who plans on being a lawyer some day. Cheryl Zelvis, a junior, has . had an article accepted by the Voice of Youth column in the Chicago tribune which will appear sometime before the end of this school year. This is the visit Judy's mother who is hospitalized. that the Wonder Lake fire department helped beautify the Robert Vanderstraeten Memorial, also fulfilling their good deeds they replaced the rope on the flag staff at the post office. that a boat stolen from the Fox Lake harbor was found abandoned in the woods by Jeff Brandt and friends. A reward may be in the offering which just goes to show that honesty is the best policy. that the men's bowling team sponsored by the Mill Inn won the award for the "Jgest Booze BoWlers". tnat the men's bowling league championship was won by the Duke Construction team and the women championship was won by Russ' Food and Liquor. WONDER LAKE BIBLE CHURCH On May 18 there will be a building committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. The Pioneer Girls will meet at the church Friday, May 19, at 7 o'clock while the Awana Boys club meets at the Harrison school. The final examination for the Christian Truth Class will be held on Saturday, May 20. The Sunday schedule is the same but calling attention to the fact that the nursery is available at the 11 and 7 services. Wednesday, the Midweek Prayer and Praise Service and Youth Choir Rehearsal will start at 7:30 p.m. The Senior Choir Rehearsal will start at 8:30 p.m. Daily Vacation Bible School, will start June 19 to the 30. second time Cheryl has been so honored, her first article being •The End of Winter'. Winners and their teachers were given a luncheon in Chicago on May 13. Cheryl is planning on being a teacher. With all the bad publicity given our young folks today it is a pleasure to hear of the type that are in the majority but don't get enough publicity. Congratulations to the proud parents. * / CLEAN-UP AT BEACH The coming weekend has been designated for beach clean up, and mi Saturday Audrey Whitney . will be in charge of a group of children who will pick up sticks and get the area ready for John Neuharth who has generously consented to cut the grass forthe first time this season. On Sunday all available men are requested to come down with rakes and get the benches and Other equipment in order. There will be no beach roster this year due to the poor results we have had in the last years so from time to time we will try to get some willing workers to tidy up the grounds. Both of these projects will be in the morning. On Saturday Audrey will serve refreshments to the children. For the Sunday work get in touch with Gordon Hattan. In case of rain on Saturday, •What, more rain?' everything will be done on Sunday. TROUBLES AT THE HATTANS It seems that the Hattans have been having more than their share of troubles in the last few weeks. 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Bob Tanner and Matt Zeimet are leaving' for Fremont, Wis., tonight and will spend the weekend trying to catch some stripers. Good luck boys, try to keep from freezing. William Tennert was happy to see his daughter, Doris Hildebrandt, and her husband, Fred, who popped in on Sunday from Kinston, N. C. and stayed for a few days. While up here they went to Morton Grove and visited with old friends there. Charles and Loretta Ramage enjoyed a golden wedding anniversary part}' given at a restaurant in Antioch in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joseph Later. Guests gathered from all over the country, some from as far away as California. On Friday evening the Ramages entertained friends, Earl and Fran Watson, who had just returned from a 3 months stay in Florida and had many stories to tell. Hear Audrey Whitney was out in the fields picking bunches of violets^ to brighten up this gloomy weather. SICK LEST . Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mrs. Clair Schubert who has been hositalized in McHenry during the week. Bill Corcoran is back in the Woodstock Residence after recent surgery, so forward your cards to him there. MISSING HOOKS Any one knowing the whereabouts of three pairs of swing hooks for our swings at the beach please call Audrey Whitney. The men are planning on putting the swings up this weekend and since new ones will one has just taken them cost $18 we hope that sorpe for the winter. If you know anything about them please call Audrey. MUNROES WELCOME GRANDDAUGHTER Pamela Munroe Vycital welcomed a little girl on April 27 and named her Jamie Lynn. She weighed 7 lbs., 15% ozs. and is as c'ute as a button. Pam and her husband are in Okinawa where her husband is stationed. Congratulations to the grandparents and the proud mother and father. CORNED BEEF DINNER The McHenry Shores Club board of directors have approved the plans for a corned beef and cabbage dinner to be held at the Johnsburg hall on June 18. RichardGruner. who has had 25 years of experience as a cook is in charge of preparing the food so it should be delicious. More on this at a later date, but keep the day in mind, HAPPY BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Many happy returns of the day to Louise Winters on May 18, Marie Cicchini and John Valek on the twentieth, John will be 16, Nancy Hattan and Sandra Musielak on the second, Nancy will be 10 and Sandy will be 1, Dianne Clark and Jjoh David Petersen on the twietity-third, Johnny will be 3. Best wishes to all. Don't forget the beach clean up this weekend, everyone welcome. See you next week. CONDUCT CENSU OF HOUSEHOLDS DURING WEEK Questions about overtime work and earnings as *211 as about under employment will be asked of local households by Bureau of the Census interviewers the week of May 14, Director Theodore F. Olson of the Census Regional office in Chicago has announced. The information obtained through this supplement will provide data on the under-employed in addition to the usual monthly figures on total employment and unemployment. This information is collected through the Bureau's regular monthly Current Population Survey for the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics. The identity of the households questioned will be kept completely confidential, and the facts obtained will be used Only for statistical purposes. The same questions will be asked of all households in the survey throughout the United States. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our product called Odrinex You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Got rid of excess fat'and and live longer. 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