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<Hmn«£«y, Hov*mb«r 17,1M0 ; 4,"-«irJW79»«-^ K-fK ^ u^u-'n ijj»i.«wuijiWMji_ umiii iniuij II|!IU "JJ)| *ipl* m MCHWISY HanroiAUB M l l l l h l l l l l H M I I I I I I I N«tr*Pro*i Wonder Lake ••l l >»••! 111 i i i H i i r i i t n (Vy v< V fffaftM Men onsor Pnrehaaa -ij5- Fire Track Wonder Lake has a fire .truck! h isn't very pretty, and it isn't VBtj new, but it runs, it has tanks, Kd a pump for rural use, and will i>n be put into A-l sha^e tor use in emergencies. The businessmen of tie" Chamber of Commerce deiided to purchase the truck when they found it was for sale by the Lake fir* department, since Item' recently purchased » new. equipment.-' "Bill" Wright, fire captain, was proudly driving the big truck Around a bit on Sunday so t£at folks could see it Bill, together with Mr. Fox, A1 Schimke, and Bill Fktla, all of the businessmen's group, Journeyed to Fox Lake to inspect the truck. They decided to purchase it and Mr. Wright advanced tne money for payment This will be repaid. « A place to house the truck is needed; volunteer firemen to learn its- operation; and cooperation of the residents is needed to complete a full itounded fire-prevehtion program. It has been pointed out that having a fire truck available in Wonder Lak$ would cut fire rates. Also the equipment, being close, could always work in close conjunction with the McHenry fire department. Another meeting is* being planned to make further decisions about a place to keep the truck. This will be reported next week. Mrs. Myrtle Davidson Is New Chairman of Community Club The new officers of the Harrison school Community Club elec- .SANTA IS COMING TO THE TODDLER SHOP WE HAVE TO MART. ROOM FOB HIM Pre-Holiday Sale * Do Your Xmas Shopping N O W ! The Toddler Shop 312 Elm Strtoet McHenry 746 I ted at a meeting laqf Thursday, conducted their first meeting on 'Tuesday, Nov. 15, and made plans ,for the Christmas party, an an- I nual affair. , ! Mrs. Pauline Grill, retiring ! chairman of the club, introduced the new chairman, Mrs. Myrtle j Davidson; the vice-chairman, Mrs. . Harriett Bell; and the secretary, j [Mrs. Connie Watson. | Mrs. Grill explained that the Community Club takes the place : of the P.T.A. in the district but! I includes those without children in! j the community as well as those : with children; however, the ef- | forts of the club are all directed | to the betterment of the school. I < Mrs Grill told of the various items | 'the club had purchased for the i scnQpl • in past years; items that were not included in the budget. Among the things purchased is the electric range in the kitchen. Another item was the installation and upkeep of the telephone. Mrs. Delia Cheney9 and Mrs. Helen Reuter will serve as cochairmen of the Christmas party. They are mothers of seventh and eighth grade students and all mothers of students in these grades will serve on the Christmas committee. They will be notified soon of a commttee meeting when exact plans will be made. In January, the fifth and sixth grades will give a party, with the mothers of those grades on a committee for planning and with Mrs. V. Sells and Mrs. Gracd Sellek to serve as chairmen. In February, the seventh and eighth grades will again sponsor the party; in March, the third and fourth grades; in April, the second and third grades; and in May, the first and second. John Lathrop. principal of the school, said that the school now represents a total of about 110 families. He rxalso said that, while Christmas parties in the past have had to be held in Ringwood, the new addition may be ready for the party this year. bers 1, f, 5, and 7, on the second trip. They now return home in the same order. The County 4-H Achievement six large turkeys will land their Mr. ni Mrs. Barney Donash voices, but not for long, as it is {Celebrate Anniversary expected new owners will cut Twenty-five years of wedded life short their life expectancy and were celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. make them ready for the oven. ! Barney Donash of Wonder Lake program for all 4-H club mem- Children will be bobbing for on Saturday evening, Nov. 5, when bers, both boys and girls, will apples, roasting marshmallows, j relatives and friends gathered at ta*e P**ce «t Woodstock high and iii general making for a good! the Donash home in Hickory Falls 8 0 on Nov. 19, at » p.m. Recogtime. Prices will be awarded for i subdivision. jnItion and awArds will be given several games being planned. If! The guests brought a pot-luck! ot the two clubs are anyone has an archery set--witjisupper and the Donash's elder mvitea to, attend. arrows!--that can be loaned to daughter, Geraldine, served a the committee, it will be apprecla-1 three-tiered decorated cake. The ted. Charles Garbe, Jr., is head of! cake centered the dining table and this committee, with Mrs. Karen was flanked by "mon" and Widen, Miss Edith Muchow, Wal-' coffee cups. ter Fissert, William Moor, andj Mrs. Donash is the and Mrs. Anthony GrossO, Sr., was a member of the girls' octet which sang between acts. GOSPEL CENTER NEWS A short series of Evangelistic meetingB, with Clarence Swanson as guest speaker, will close with two meetings next Sunday, Nov. 20, at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. We most cordially invite our friends and neighbors to come out and hear this gifted young preacher. The "Kings Men" (Lindquist BRIEFIES Gene Wagner underwent major pop" j surgery at the WoodstocK hos- j Brothers) will furnish the special I pital on Nov. 5.--The new little • music on Thursday and Friday former daughter at the Jack Pavllk house . evenings of this week. and Mrs. Guy Henderson assisting j Amandamarie Burkhart. The has been named Toni Mae.--Tony | There were a number of out of him. couple was married in Cpicago on °ro88° would be pleased.--The town visitors with us in the serv- The committee expects to have a Nov 8- 1924- by Father Frank at Junior play at McHenry high last ices last Sunday. Nov. IS, esloud speaker system travel 0ur Ladv of Victory Catholic Thursday was considered a mark- pecially in the evening. through the various subdivisions c^urch. They lived in Chicago un- e<* success.--Sharon Grace JSells j We wish to extend a hearty ingiving service at the evening of Tk at 7:30. .Thinking ot GiNhk ful goodness to us as a antfot as well as individuals during ftk year, for material bleWiaga la abundance and tor the things of spiritual and eternal vfclttee, w® surely ought to be to render Him praises and Thanksgiving. This is also in accord with the principles and customs of the noble founders of our beloved nation. There will be a program, suitable for the occasion. Refreshments will also be served. on Saturday, reminding one and all to come to the festival. This affair is one of several planned for the members of the Indian Ridge Improvement Association, which is working to Improve the roads and beaches and t to stimulate a friendly and neigh- n.' ": ulfrlh^rf M borly feeling throughout the sub-i^w-L n™ t m ' division. With the funds raised, I***?1 ' Mr«nEZl* they have made a number of im- 'J°nd B-itton ofPhi™™mv L' provements. among them good j JJr£lLdotoh looking, sturdy street signs. 1 rs K«dolPh til this past year, when they built and Robert Doerrfeld were Won- vitation to the people of Wonder their home in Wonder Lake. ; der Lake members of the cast and Lake and its vicinity to an old They have two children, Geral- Charlene, Grosso, daughter of Mr. fashioned, time honored Thanksdine and Jacqueline. 6 } Guests present during the eve-' ning's festivities were: Mrs. Marianne Burkhart, the "bride's* Peanat Pratefas ^ Raeant research by Urn States department of agriculture indicates that the protein in peanuts may be used in making adhesive*, paint, fiber for use in fabrics, and sizing paper. Jurasz of Indian- It Is rather disappointing to see Ml"n D°n; several of the signs which bavJp*n i h m ™ Sr.. of been up only a Jhort time havelES! been mutilated or missing. This j "&m Dona8h' Jc - of Wonder Lake, cannot be laid to Halloween I a-.n mu> pranksters because the signs were ; ^ ? missing before that time. All par-, >„ * . ents are urged to instruct their ; children that destroying or tak-' alleged Good Portraits Time . ' Our studio has a reputation for fine portraits. But like all truly fine things, fhe^ "T* ^ require ttme to complete. That's why We urge you to call for an appointment today, to have them reatjy for Christmas. • WORWICK'S STUDIO PHONE 275 McHENRY, ILL. Indian RHfp Plans Fall Festlral For Saturday Night, Everything is all set for a snappy, gala affair at the south beach of Indian Ridge on the night, Nov. 19. Plans are for the beach to be appropriately decorated and a huge bon fire will take any nip out of the air in case the old harvest moon decides to withhold the balmy breezes we've been enjoying up to now. Coffee and doughnuts will be available to help warm the {participants. Five or , persoual- injuries ing the signs is poor sportsman- rece'ved by himself and for damship and costs the residents of! a?es T *° ^!s car' ^ar' Sanders the subdivision money as replace- °' Junesville, Wis., filed suit in ments must be paid for out of; l T he circuit court against Sigurd association funds. j J^cobson of \V onder Lake asking So bundle up warmly and come *5^00 dainaKesprepared to have a good time on|_J,_® 1 suit involves an accident Saturday, Nov. 19, South beach, fdot of Road, Indian Ridge subdivision. at 8 p.m.Jwhlch haPPened on Nov. 26, 1947, Seminoleftbout- one mile northwest of "SPEEDY" Plan Installation Of Telephones on Jannary First r Two men from the main office of the Illinois Telephone Company arrived in Wonder Woods today and said that work would start on Jan. 1 to unify the system on the two sides of Wonder Lake. The move was the result of a meeting last week. Trunk lines into the area will be doubled. There are now five and will be ten. A service station will be put in at the lake and phones will be available for everyone who wants one. - .--_-- r. Woodstock on Route 14. Sanders claims that he was driving east and that Jacobson was ahead of him. Sanders further claims that he lost control of his car when he tried to avoid hitting the Jacobson car when it slowed up without warning and in doing so his car swerved on the icy pavertient and crossed the center line where it was struck by an oncoming car from the west. Sanders further alleges that he was hurled in and about his car suffering injuries. He charges carelessness on the part of Jacobson. Wonder Lake Gospel Centef Frank W. Anderson, Pastor ^BDIALLY INVITES YOU TO Special Evangelistic Meeting! -- Nov. 17-20 Evening Services at 8:00 p. m. Sunday Services ait 11:00 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. ' Guest Speaker: CLARENCE SWANSON Missionarw Candidate to Japan / --- Special Music by the "KINGS MEN" The Lindquist Brothers and Others An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving Servioe In The Evening of Thanksgiving Day, at 7:30* A! program in keeping with the occasion ? Refreshments k WANT OLD TOTS The Wonder Lake Girl Scouts are gathering up old toys to be renovated for underprivileged children at Christmas time. Boxes have been placed in all the stores and donations of toys are --bsiagsolicited. Wonder Woods Ohm Old-FaNhioned Party And Box Social On Monday evening. Nov. 21'. the Wonder Woods Property Associa tion is having an old-fashioned box social at the Mill Inn, start ing at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited but each lady must bring a fancy bo* packed with a lunch for two. These boxes will be auctioned to the highest bidders and the ladies will eat with the purchasers of the boxes. Names should be placed INSIDE the box not visible at any point on the outside. LOSE GRANDDAIGHTEB Our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riegel, whose only granddaughter. Donna, died this week at the age of only two months. Services and interment, ware ' in San Diego, Calif. In order to even up the loads on the school bus. the even grades, 2. 4. 6 and eight,- all ride on the first trip, with the uneven num- GIVE IT A TIT BEFORE Yll llf I OLDSMOBILE'S FUTURAMIC "POWER PACKAGE" . Try a team that's a drive's dream! Try the "Rocket" Engine plus Hydra-Matic Drive--and you'll know it's OldsniobUe for you! Right from the start, the "Rocket" whispers |be smoothest song of power you've ever heard! As you touch your toe to the. gas pedal--Oldsmobile's Hydra* Ma tic transforms the **RocketV* responf^ ibto a velvet tide of flowing motion! And after that moment, each smob&, silent mile is a new adventure--an exciting experience youU never forget! Best of all, the "Rocket" works with Hydra-Matic to give you really impressive gasoline savings! 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