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1t l9W - . - " 7; %*££ w.r Thursday, July H 1S54 < V 4 * * v - . * # - * • . *. • ' , - f -/V** *:*•-. '-J* ^>sp:r * ' •*«*»..* .j * " A* " ? -1 • ' ,'MW Wonder Lakc^News ftu Joint liMtttw The Robert Vanderetraeten American Legion post at Wonder Lake and the auxiliary are planning a Joint installation at the Legion Home on Friday, July SO, at 8:30 p.m. The incoming commander of the post is Al Franz said the incoming president of the ancillary !• Alice Murdock. t .Tfce public is invited £$tend fie installation. -: Plan Free Movies The Rifle Squad of the Ajnefilt) n Legion post is planning free inovles each Sunday evening at dusk on the grounds of the post home. The movie for this coming Sunday is "Tall Texan" with tJoyd Bridges, Lee J. Cobb, Marla Windsor and Luther Adler. , The movies will continue tkrough Sept. 12. Scouts to Gamp Lowden . Seventeen of Wonder Lake's ISoy Scouts travelled to Camp Lowden, near Oregon, 111., Sunday where they will have two .jnfeeka of camping experience. 4-H Fair Winners Two Worder Lake girls, Martha 'Boldt and Betty Wright, were chosen at the county 4-H achievement day to represent McHenry county at the state fair next month. Only six girls were chosen for this honor, The girls will model clothing they made themselves. Martha, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boldt of Indian Ridge and a member of the Ringwood Sunshine Girls club, made a wool suit as her project. Betty, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wright of Wickline Bay, made a lade formal. Betty is a member of the Wonder Lake Busy Bumhle Bees club. The Ringwood cltfb, with 12 Members, had all blue ribbon entries this year. The Wonder Lake club had five blue ribbon members. I In Midget League ' Driftgtas SeTlek, son of Selleks of Wonder Center, is one of the members of the Cubs team of Woodstock's Midget Baseball League. There are four teams in the league which will be affiliated with Utile League next year. Swlmmlag Clashes There are now 200 children enrolled in the swimming and water safety classes being conducted by the American Red Cross at two Wonder Lake beaches. The classes are conduc* ted at the Deep Spring Woodt beach and on the weat sidt of the lake at the Wonder Weeds beach. Instructors and guards have certificates from the Red Crow. Entertains Old Friends Fred Zandier held a t eunlon Sunday with a group of friends whom he had not seen for about ten years. The group formerly was under his tutelage at a TMCA in Chicago. Of the original 15 young men, eight were present at the Sunday reunion, accompanied by their wives. Only one has lost conta<~f with the group. Some of the men have become outstanding in their various fields. One of them is a professor at the American Institute in Beirut, Lebanon. Back From~Sooflheili TUfp Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Cormier and son, Robert, have, returned from a 3,600-mile trip that took them to Arkansas, Toal and Louisiana. Celebrate* mfOiday Pearl Mathews, daughter of Mrs. Pearl Mathews of Wonder Center, celebrated her 'KRrenteesth birthday Sunday. Tb«t t>ay Volunteer taggers in Wonder Lake raised $37.48 on Doughnut Day, the annual tag day held for the benefit of the Salvation Army. Mrs. Boyce King was chairman of the tag day. Members of Robert Vanderstraeten Post, No. 1169, are grateful to residents of the lake Who generously contributed toward the purchasing of this year's fireworks display. It was a credit to the community. our missionaries, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leshbough, will lte «a*u (sUsloned atld set apart for missionary service in Africa. Hie time set for this meeting is 11 a.m. The secretary of f&refgfi aalsakm board of the Evangelical Free Church of America, Rey. H. O. ftodlne, will be present to deliver the address and to be in change of the commissioning. Ifte pastor, Frank W. Anderson, will give the charge. In the evening of the same day, at 7 o'clock, a reception will be given in honor of the missionaries with an Informal program and refreshments. Special music toy Mr. and Mrs. John P. 8tenbdrf and Paul P. Anderson, solo* tat. VH public Is cordiaUj ntted to attend these meeting* wi 'oh are historical event* to tue church. The LoeMxmgha finiahed courses in Bible, missions and the French language at Trinity seminary in Chicago last spring. Both are graduates of the University of Illinois. With their little daughter,' Janet Mae, they expect to sail from New York to Belgium on Aug. 4. While in Belgium, thejf will be engaged in further language studies and then procede to the mission field in Africa. 3k • ~ JtttE MCHENRY puundealerCI? Bride's Party Food Prevent accidents and frayed nerves by driving with the traffic on busy city streets. Dodging in and out of traffic lanes doesn't gat you there much faster, and It causes unnecessary dangers. Smooth driving is good driving. Look back. Make sure your driveway la clear before yoU back your car out. Never coast down hills with the gear shift lever in neutral, or with the clutch disengaged. SHOP AT HOME BRAND NEW Gospel Church News . ,. As already announced, next Sunday, July 25, is the day when DUfctonr ALL PHASE Plumbing DISHM ASTER Push Button Dishwasher Completely Installed only $55X0 Phone Wi. 8651 Itew Horizons ta Building Cfisly and Siandebach GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone Wonder Lake 5432 -- 2464 -- 5301 ftONDER LAKE BUILDERS SUPPLY I, Free Estimates & Delivery Phone WJL 3231 Virgil's AUTO REPAIR j "AUTOMOBILE J [fRBOK REBUDLDINCr Fr4me - Alignment - Painting At Wonder Lake 1 Mile North of Route 120 on Wonder Lake Blacktop Road Phon© WX. SMI -Nile Phone 4181 T. P. MATHEWS . REAL ESTATE > ' •* l-'. INSURANCE of AH Kinds WONDER LAKE 3061 v , i Street's Hickory Falls Phillips "T Servtn k. * Station ' # Washing « Greasing '} * • Tires 0 Battriiea 1 One block So. of Ringweof I Road on Blacktop - North-en^J of Wonder Lake . . . j . Phone Wonder lake 8861 „ i SANITARY SERVICE < Pnmping and Cleaning Cempiete SepUo Systems InataBed L. PERRIN Phone Wonder T rfrp 5672 «r 3013 v / ^i WIDEN'S Standard Ssrvidi ' • Washitig . # r j. Greasing » Wonder Center Phone W. L. 8341 " If you hav'e news itetns of interest to your daighbors in Wonder Lake, -please contact your correspoiident, Van Setts, at Wonder Lake 2993. SPINET PIANOS Wm 88 Note KegrboMC In Mnfcognny *4S9M WED SPINETS FROM $3750$ USED QRANDS FROM $34500 ALSO BIG SATHf08 IDT FLOOR SAMPUBS SAVE UP TO $20000 large Selection Tm SIMONSON'S Betabtiabed 1919 B8 tf. drove Aire., Elgin, Open Mon. A Fri. Eveotaga Be it shower, afternoon tea or the bride's reception, gay sandwiches, canapes, and tidbits, served with party punch* arc choice refreshments. You can't beat canned juices for convenient punch-making. Get the 46-02. cans (approx. r>»4 cups), chill, and mix as needed. Add tea, ginger ale or soda water, or use a mixture of full strength juices. To make especially festive add spoons of sherbet to float on the punch in the bowl. Here are suggestions for sonie extra good party snacks. Cheese Nips cup cottage eheeee 1 tablespoon prepared M cup grsted sharp cheesc horseradish 1 tablespoon mayonnaise teaspoon seasoned salt" 1 4-oi. can Vienna sausage Mix all ingredient* exeept sausage. Spread on crackers or sifcilf toast strips. Cut Vienna sausage in Ifc-inch slices and top each canape with a slice. About 24 canapes. Deviled Hsm Rolls 2. small cans deviled ham 2 tablespoons mayonnaise 2 tablespoons chopped peanut^ 1 tablespoon grated onion Mix all ingredients. Spread thin slices of bread (2x4 inches) with mixture. Roll. Fasten with toothpicks; chill. When ready to serve, put parsley or watercress in each end. Remove toothpicks. About 12 rolls Open Party Sandwiches cup mayonnaise 1 cup canned fish or seafood 1 tablespoon prepared mustard (tuna, salmon, shrhnp, 0r tr«fc 1 tablespoon grated onion meat) Mix all ingredients, and chill. Pile mixture on toast circles, triangles." Or squares. Decorate with ripe olive slices, pimiento. capers, or parsley. About 24 sandwiches. • • -v.- iS«. . RANKS THlith m SUPPORT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS Illinois ranks third of the forty-eight states in its financial support of public schools, according to a recent report by the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. This report, "Expenditures for Education at the Midcentury," compares the amount spent per clttBroom unit in each of the states. The median expenditure for all classroom units in Illinois was $6,215. In other words, or more was spent per classroom unit for half the classroom uftits In Illinois. A total of or less was spent per classroom unit for the other half. *nie inedian expenditure for all lassroom units In the United States was $4,391. On\y two states we're reported as having higher medians than Illinois -- New Yottc with $7,627 and New Jersey, $6,323. California ranked fifth with $5,830 per classroom unit. States surrounding Illinois were at a much lower position. Wisconsin's median expenditure per classroom unit was $4,439; <rV; >7?, i . • „ * ' i ' ! IV *i. rs.., ftjjtTUfiMS Keed A Buhner Stamp? <fet ft At the Plalndealer, Place yours with Ike HaladeaM today! Iowa, $4,296; Missouri, $3,553; Kentucky. $1,847; Indiana, and Michigan, $4,939. The figures contained In the federal report were for the school year 1949-30. ^For that year, the reoerai report stated that total current expenditures for classroom units in Illinois amounted to $236,550,683. There were 42,- 042 classroom units in Illinois thai year. Since that year, the Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois estimates that Illinois school expenditures have greatly increased. In the school year 1949-50. state aid for public schools amounted to $61,147,961 in Illinois. In 1952-83 state aid «u $77,8t?f368. Property taxes for school pttrptaes *"* for the s(?hool yeah 19&-50 amounted to $277.418£Wr; »• creased to $351,673,573 for UM school year 1952-53. • : . is By At Haiti BUTCH'S SAVE MONET ON YOUR CAB Regular check spa and maintenance by oar experts you! m: 24 Hoar Towing .Serrice We Do Comploto Motor Ortrhaaling S09 W. Elm Street KeQeny, Phone 811 -- - IwHwice 81-B '.f* X ->4 % JULY TIRE I ...CUTS DOWN <Stop wasting materials by on-the-job mixing! T^ii us your specifications and well deliver the right amount of the right concrete mix right on time! McHenry Sand & Gravel Co. "RADIO DISPATCHER" PHONE 988 BUY 1ST TIRE AT REG. 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