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IfiPfPSK'•>-- •" Y.» .v **v :^t^g$§§gw&m P Thursday, September 15* 1955 fHE ^cHENRY PLAINDEALER v 1 $' -M 'f ." #agt fHi mr .f*" Wonder Lake News By Vanessa Sell* Garden Club News A change in program at the last minute made the September meeting of the Wonder Lake , Garden club a complete surprise to those attending. A demon- ' titration of flower arranging had been scheduled to be given by the ownfer of a Chicago florist shop but she had to cancel her 'appearance a few hours before the meeting was to take -place. Mrs. Alice Condren, president of the club called surrounding gar- 9 den clubs to see if a substitute program could be arranged but she was not successful. She then called on members of the club to caj-ry out a program held at the home of Mrs. Karen Widen on - Thursday, Sept. 9. The first part of the evening was given over to making cor- "• sages out of whatever blooms might be found in the average garden. Mrs. Mary Lou Hartog gave a most helpful and artistic demonstration in the making; of "glamellias." This is a term uijed to make corsages out of individual flowerets by building them up one inside the other and wir- * ing them. Gladiolas, amaryllis and others can be used. Mrs. Edward Muchow displayed the various tablecloths and napkins used in the tables that had been entered in other flower shows that had won ribbons. Also, Mrs. Leon Switzer, Mrs. Charles Kopp, Mrs. Alice Condren and Mrs. Muchow show- - ed the individual ways in which they are keeping and displaying the many ribbons they are winning in these shows. Mrs. Dorothy McEachren showed colored slides of London and the surrounding countryside. The evening was concluded with delicious refreshments provided by the hostess and her co-hostess, Mrs. William Fiala, served to members and the following guests: Mrs. Charles Boldt, Mrs. Wallace Sinclair, Mrs. Helen Comiskey, Mrs. Carl Hallstrom, Mrs. Margaret Gherkins, Mrs. Arthur Hoppe, Mrs. John Ducey, Mrs. M. Munson, Mrs. A. Shros- , bree, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. WHlig. Jewelry Demonstration A jewelry demonstration will be held Thursday, Sept. 15, at 8 o'clock at Milly's Pizza, Wonder Woods. It will be sponsored by the Altar and Rosary sodality of Christ the King Church, Wonder Lake. Mrs. Angeline Morris will act as hostess for the evening. Refreshments will be served. New Zoning Ordinance McHenry County's board of supervisors, at the annual meeting Tuesday, passed a ndW zoning ordinance that will affect all of the county's future buildiAg outside corporate limits. No person will be permitted to build on any lot smaller than of 60 foot frontage, or with 12,000 square feet, in the future. This, of course, does not affect lots where building permits have already been secured. The county's new building code went into effect on Aug 1 and has enough teeth in it to cause fines for those who . do not secure proper permits before building any kind of house, 'barn or garage, or before adding to an existing house. Grover Wickline of Wickline Bay was fined last month for failure to secure a permit on a house he was 'building, Since the new ordinance governing building is quite complicated, it is recommended .that any person planning to build in an unincorporated area such as Wonder Lake contact the zoning officer before starting the building. Cars Race Through M. S. Nelson, who lives on the County road next to the Handy Pantry, says people use the road as though it were the Indianapolis Speedway. Last week a small kitten, Fluffy, was killed by a car on the highway. Nelson says the" cars go so fast that it would be impossible for an old person to get across the road if one of the speeders came over the hill near the store. New Dressing For Salads .-V An Italian dressing that is excellent on vegetable salads has just been introduced by a leading food manufacturer. You'll find it the perfect choice to flavor tossed salads of greens,- cucumbers and .tomatoes and any tossed salads of your choosing. This specialty-type dressing gives a gourmet flavor to other vegetable salads, too. \ Made with oil and vinegar, and seasoned expertly with garlic, lemon juice, onion and pimento, Italian dressing is a wonderful new addition to your favorite commercial dressings. «old in an 8-oz. size, it comes packaged in a colorful Italian motif of red, white and green. Vegetable Salad Bowl Head lettuce Scored, unpeeled cucumber Curly endive - slices Thinly sliced carrots Watercress Thinly sliced radishes Italian dressing Tear lettuce and endive into bite-size pieces into a salad-bowl. Mace carrot, radish and cucumber slices in groups on the salad greens. Garnish with watercress. Toss with dressing. Announce Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Monteleone of Wickline Bay have recently announced the marriage of their daughter, Sandi Jo, to Richard Joosten, son of the senior Richard Joostens of Wonder Lake. The young couple repeated their marriage vows last February in an Indiana town. They will make their home in Indian Ridge. An announcement party was R E L A X . . . You don't need to worry on your vacation! That is if, you've had 'your car properly serviced at . . . BUTCH'S Complete Motor Overhauling All Mechanical Repairs and Complete Brake Service 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE S09 W. Elm St. McHenry, 111. Phone .811 -- Residence 91-R li ' - . i §jj!§gs aSwxaanitw Aluminum Combination • Windows & Doors t Fibre Glass & Aluminum • Awnings • Porch Enclosures Wood & AlumLnum • Jalousie Windows and Doors LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE: PHILIP RICKER Phone McHenry 41? after 5:00 p.m. ARLINGTON WINDQ^, AWNING CO., INQ,-- Phone -CLearbrook 1510 W. Northwest Hlfeifotey Arlington Heights, 111. h£l'i at the home of S*ndi Sells last Saturday night, with abput fifty young people present. Many] gifts were brought to the party I to aid in furnishing the little home th<? Joostens will occupy in a few days. Alcoholics Anonymous The Alcoholics Anonymous group at Wonder Lake meets each Wednesday at Christ the King church. Any persons interested are invited to attend the group meeting which starts at 8:15 p.m. The Youth Sunday service at Nativity Lutheran church will be for aibout and by youth. Monday, Sept. 19, the Nativity Brotherhood meeting will begin at 8 p.m.. Rev. Louis Valbracht, former Marine chaplain, wiil be the speaker. All men are invited. Legion Post The Robert Vanderstraeten post of the American Legion is piesently conducting a membership drive. • Frank Konecny, senior vice-commander of the post, is chairman of the drive and 100 pet cent membership by Nov. 11 is the post's goal. Members are asked to pay their dues promptly and "veterans who are not members are urged to contact the post for full details of the advantages of membership. The new pledge of allegiance cards will soon be placed in all classrooms of ^Harrison, Ringwood' and Greenwood * schools by the wonder Lake Legion post. This1 is the first step in a series of Legion-sponsored activities for the children of the community. Lois Weeks, commander of the post, says that the post home was recently broken into. She says nothing was taken and it was evident that the entry was made by children, probably 'teenagers. She urges parents to check on their children's whereabouts as any vandalism anywhere may lead into something more serious. The rifle squad from Wonder Lake represented all of McHenry county in -the Legion parade at the state Legion convention. PAW CROCKETT Jr. \ v v *' Enrolls at ^I.I.T, Carl H. Poedtke, Jr., 1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Poedtke of Indian Ridgie, left Sept. 9 for Cambridge. Mass., where he is enrolled at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Carl has been one of McHenry high school's most outstanding students and has rated high in a number of essay contests. He was graduated from McHenry high school in June. % (SRBBN APPLES (MOAN) GOT< CoMpfod Register Now! NEW FALL CLASSES FORMING BALLROOM DANCE Fox Trot - Swing Tap - Acrobatic Polka - Waltz Toe - Character Rhumba - Tango Ballet - Modern Mambo - Samba Baton - Adagio Mixers Separate Graded Classes For Classes For Adults - Teenagers Boys and Girls Monthly Dances Wee Folk - 3 Yrs. 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