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M i l M MM'Ml »l»,o+ 'court be blacktopped before the school Ntwi ytiir starts^? This will amount to Wonder Lake By V. .sTT Poblie Attended T(if ^ . •>'"f* -School Board Meeting The school board of Harrison school ,met on Friday evening at the school. ^Tlie meeting was open to the public, tend eleven interested persons were present. There was general discussion •concerning the teachers who have ap- •plied for the two positions now vacant on the Harrison faculty. Tentatively one of the vacancies has been filled, but no teacher has yet neen linterviewed for the second position. It was agreed that the basketball about $412.' and will undoubtedly more than pay for itself in pleasure for the upper-grade boys. It »was also agreed to ask for bids on a sound-proof ceiling for the new addition put on last year as this room {echoes so badly that it is difficult to teach in it. The directors thought •such a ceiling would cost about (250. There was discussion Concerning ; the new WAF buses and the company will be approached in the very near; future for an estimate on the charge, for bringing, the children to school, j Mr. Audino, president of the board, [ stated thit some criticism had come: to him on the fact that the weeds have not been cut noi; the school; building cleaned. This will be taken care of two weeks prior to the open- j ing of the school. As the school is! ^COCKTAIL DANCING. EVERY SUNDAY EVENING iMmAJB LILYMOOR \f •From 6 to 9'p, "Mpivy • ; • ' v \ - . C-NotesOrcheetra -- ; French Fried Shrimp h % 11 (/roetrdf I ywdttyxmSlV/A/DOW S//AOES . NIESEN'S FLOORS 521 W. Main or 704 So. green Phone 63 or 38 West McHenry at CLUB LILYMOOR on Rt. lio SATURDAY, JULY 31 Events of the Evening Square Dancing -- Wm. H. Althoff, Caller. Ehrnnba and Waltz Contest -- Prises. Sponsored by LILY LAKE P. T. A. "C-Notes" Orchestra Admission seventy cents, including ^ not in use during the summer mot Mr. Audino stated that the board dt<3 not fe«l they should go to the ex- ; pense of keeping the yard clear, etc. i The possibility of some grades ; being over-crowded was brought op and the possibility of staggering the hours of some of the first-graders was discussed. As the exact number of children has not been determined and. since a census is so badly needed in Wonder Lake, Mr; Audino asked Mrs. Esther Born,( secretary of the League of Women Voters of the Wonder Lake region, if she would secure the census for the school. MM. Born said that the League had been discussing the possibility of a census and she would present this problem at the next League meeting which will be on August 2. The League will report to the, school board at the next open meet-! ing which will take place on August 20 at 8- p. m. * Women Voters Plan > ; Large Open Meeting , At a meeting of {he directors of the League of Women Voters of the Wonder Lake Region, , which took place on Monday at the home of Mrs. Esther P. Born, secretary of the organization tljere was discussed on the making of a comprehensive survey which woiild include the taking of a complete census of the Wonder Lake region. Taking a census is a customary , procedure in all Leagues' work. It vill be made available to them for proper purposes. ° This program will be presented to the membership of the League at the next general meeting which will take place on August . 2 at - Mrs. 'Bora's home. Directors present at the meeting were: Mrs. June Morin, Mrs. Olive Tallman, Mrs. Lillian Forsberg, ana Mrs. Dorothy McEachren. At the August 2 meeting, which will be held at 8 p. m., Mrs. Robert Phillips, state organization chairman, will speak and will outline a program Mrs. Florence Belter of Chicago is ft houae guest at thjp nome of Mrs. Mary . Jo Berry. They are friends of Jftany years standing and are enjoying a nice visit together. Heard that Calvin Kolar was surprised by dozens of his friends on Saturday night who came to honoi him cm the occasion of his twentyfourth birthday. A beautiful cake, saying "Happy Birthday, Cal" was greatly admired by those present. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Alletag of Wickline Bay, and their two children, Joan and Eric, leave on July 81 for Binghamton, N. Y., where "Jed" will start a new job with "Ansco." From the east prior to moving here, Mr. and Mrs. Alletag have longed to return to their home and will be much nearer when they get settled in their new home. The house occupied by the Alletags will have new tenants, Mr. and Mrs. Fuller who are moving here from McHenry. 10 and 11 a.'in. Confessions will be heard before each mass. Also on August 1, the Altar and Rosary Society will have their Communion Sunday and on August 6, the Altar and Ropary will hold its regular meeting- with Mrs. Alma Marx as hostess. On Friday, August 6, which is First Friday, there will be mass and Communion at 6 a. m. This Thursday evening, July 29, starting at 8 p. m., the Altar and Rosary is sponsoring a special party to which the public is invited. Games will be played. Members of the church are busy preparing for the second annual fall festival wKich will be held here over the Labor Day weekend, Sept. 8, 4,5 and 6. Watch the Plainaealer for further details. Those beautiful new signs in Shore Hills, so clearly marking their streets are the work of Frank Wendt of that subdivision. A dinner was held recently at the Mill Inn for the employees of the Bowman Brothers Shoe Store' in Woodstock to honor them for having been tops in sales of Kedetts and Strollers over thirteen other Bowman stores. Among the employees of the store present at the dinner was Roland Porter of Wonder Lake and his wife. ' 4^-H News The Local Achievement Day of the two 4-H clubs of Wonder Lake will be held on Friday evening, July 31, at the Harrison school, starting at 8 p. m. There will be a program and a style review. Both clubs are busy getting ready for the big Gospel Center The !|§Ny Vacation Bible fichool closed its two weeks of studies last Friday night, July 23, with a fine program presented by the pupils before an audiencc that actually crowded the chapel. The school had an enrollment of eighty with an average attendance of fifty-nine, which is a substantial increase over last year. The staff of teachers and workers consisted of Mrs. Dick Oldson, superintendent; Mrs. Franklin Anderson, Miss Jean Block, Mrs. George Lisenby, Mrs. Jack Bernhardt, Miss Vendla Henrickson, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Dick Oldson, S. J. Swenson and the pastor. The annual picnic of the Sunday school on Saturday, July 24, was a very happy event for young and old. j Veterans Acre at Crystal Lake proved' r><*V\AAruVtAAAAJ\i i tars far Ni Nails and screws can U ... found readily If stored in glp an excellent picnic place, witn nit the needed equipment. The services next Sunday, August: 1, will be at 10 a. m., Sunday Bible1 nm«n honi -- . • school, II o clock Morning Worship < Service and an evening- service at< „ '°f **parting *•; 7:45, which will be held out of doors ferent •teed *nd "er8WBon the Jawn. At this meeting, the x choir of the Summerdali Evangelical| _ ..... _ _ Free church of Chicago will pre- ,_.fr*'wT * riiai»sa sent a program of sacred songs. The1 *5* °* «*>»>•* nnrmaiy j pastor" *ill bring a brief message. F0*10*" quantities of sugar, taa «W• e extend a cordial invitati-o rinc e to and pineapples. R --* all to avail themselves of -this op- J®**' •nd rot1*,*n* »| portunity. dspoatts W today's eves : mors precious mineral, petroleum. Ha; ' extensive campHor Corset Earthquakes occur on the average of every 14% hours, a major earth-j twl* the worWa naturaleampbor quake eve--ry O6%IL dj--ays . I for use In medicines. . - .i-~- --- event and all of those This is an open meeting and interested are invited to attend. A anyone interested in League *ork particular invitation is extended to is invited to attend. (au 0f the members of the Ringwood I unit of the Home Bureau, the adult | sponsoring body for the clubs; to the mothers of the girls; to Mrs, Lookout Point Picnic Sunday _ w The Community Clu!). ..Qf--Lookout j Clara Greaves Sweeney, county home Point .w...i.liil hvo-lud a_ picnic on *th "e"ir' adviser; and to Miss Alice Clark, beach on Sunday, starting in the afternoon and lasting into the evening. There will be a baseball game prizes galore, contests and plenty to eat. Be sure and get down and lend a little support to our neighbors to the north. v u Sailboat Race Is , Postponed by Weather The Class "A" sailboat race, scheduled (by the Wonder iLake Yacht club for last Sunday morning, had to be' posponed until later in the season due to the extremely heavy winds which approached gale intensity. Only the 5-hp. outboard race was run in the afternoon, with Paul Steinle winning and Frank Wish coming in second. The other outboard races were postponed because of the heavy seas. Another , race for aM classes of outboard will be held next 2 p. m. off Sunday afternoon, August 1, at Horn's Lakeview Inn pier. Willard Jay Freyer, Jr., .arrived at the Woodstock hospital .on July 22v to be added to the housnold of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Freyer of Wonder Woods. He weighed 8 pounds. The little boy is a grandson of Mrs. William Vogel of Hebron and of Mrs. Sophia Freyer of Beloit, formerly of Capron. Mrs. Freyer is now at the Wonder Woods home and will take care of Mrs. Freyer and the baby when they come home from the hospital. county youth adviser. A meeting of the, iBusy Bumble Bees clubs was held at the Sells residence on Monday evening and plans for the program tfere discussed. A very interesting demonstration on flower arranging was given by Esther Martin, and makeup for teenagers was shown by Mrs. Lillian Forsberg. On Thursday, the little girls club, the Handy Helpers, met at the home of Geraldine, their assistant leader, and practised the demonstrations they will have met at the Achievement Day program. Virginia Audino reported « Coming Events July 31--4-H Girls Achievement Day. August 1--Lookout Point Pifhic. August 2--League of Women Voters., August 6--Rod and Gun Auxiliary. Christ the King Chgrch The Mass scheduled has again been changr^l. Massos will »be, starting thisjjunday, August 1, at 9, Call a McHenry Cab Phone 472-J For a Relaxing Trip Call a Cab! Don't whistle, don't shoot! Jest call McHenry 472-J. Well send a dependable, courteous driver . . . and you'll enjoy a speedy, relaxing trip in. one of our comfortable cabs. Sec T. P. on the Lake Shore for your Real Estate • Insurance Large choice of beautiful lake front homes H WCWt at Wonder Lake, McCullom Lake and Fox River. " List your property FOR RENT or FOR SALE. f. P. MATHEWS i| REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER o . Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Center Wonder Lake, 111., P. 0. Ringwood Phone Wonder Lake 306 jeannettei Btytz SAap: 208 E. Elm St., McHenry * • •. ? • from $6.98 to $19.98 Sizes 9 to 15 Juniors 12 to 52 . 'I i n r j j f r f o i f r i i . HOSIERY BLOUSES LINGERIE MODERATELY PEIOBP " * • . "Tony" Bogus of Indian Ridge continues to catch those "big ones!" Recently he displayed two large bass, one weighing 2% lbs., and the other tipping the scales at 3% lbs. Anyone doing any better ? Had a card from Pittsburg, Pa. i this week from Antoinette Heser. i She and Mr. and Mrs. Brown , of | Wonder Center are haying a wonder- ' ful time at the newspaper men and 1 printers' convention now being held ' in that city. Mrs. Heser and the ' Browns plan to go to New York ! after the' convention ends. Congratulations to Geraldine Cormier, who was 15 years old on July, 21. Also ' congratulations to K. B.' LUCILLE PILLAR, DOWNS NA8H SALES i ; ' \ ' • ^ , i ! !.I NOW IN PROGRESS STORE-WIDE SUMMER SALE 10^^807 mODey on high quality shoes--discount-- 0 ONE GROUP WOMEN'S SHOES Values to Sl«.»5 395 THREE LOTS WOMEN'S SHOBS 495 . 595 . 5% Values to f 11.95 TWO LOTS MEN*8 DRESS SHOBS 795 . 995 _ Vslues to $14.95 ONE GROUP GIRLS' SPORT OXFORDS VaUwe to $6.95 350 ONE GROUP MEN'S DRESS SHOES Values to $9.95 595 I ONE LARGE LOT CHILDREN'S SHOES Values to $5.95 279 ONE GROUP MEN'S WORK SHOES Vslues to $19.95 595 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. One Lot Men's 8ocks -- Half Price One Lot Billfolds -- Half Price One Lot Handbags -- Half Price T7* ^ LEAST 10% DISCOUNT on everything in the store. Nothing held back--all our famous brands included, even brand new merchandise just unpacked. 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