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.<y WFourteen \ * Wonder Lake News -y? By Phyllis Whitfield '^1;'. • - •.1,. Nativity Church News | Worship services are held each Sunday morning at 8 and 10:45 f.m., with Sunday school at 9:15 |.m. Rev. Burton Schroeder is pastor. You are always welcome to the church "Where you are a . jfttranger only once". The sermon topic for this Sunday will be, VHow Do We Know Each Other?" -Miss Janet Grill will sing the lolo at the second service, i On Sunday afternoon, July 8, tor Schroeder will leave for amp Alpine, where he will be an tractor dur'ng one of the seal's two junior age weeks. The mp is located six miles east of" ichmond and it was officially Opened last Sunday with dedication services. The children who already have their reservations »in r the camp can look forward to wonderful time there. Wednesday evening, July 11, at 8,. ihe Altar guild of the church Will meet. The topic for the eve,,, hing's discuss'on will be, "The '"Liturgical Coiors." its regular monthly business meeting Thursday evening. July 12, at the home of John Gustek. The Altar and Rosary sodality ladies will have a bake Sale at the rear of the church Sunday, July 8, before and after each mass. All bakery goods will be home-made. New Arrival Mr. and Mrs. Jay Christy. Jr.,. are the parents of a girl, born Thursday, June 28, at Memorial hospital. Birthdays and Anniversaries Jamei Comstock and Chuck Crkne celebrated birthdays June 20. Barb and Willie Fiala and Doris and Chuck Crane recently celebrated their wedding anniversaries. Congratulations. Visits frum California Mr.' and Mrs. James Bell had as visitors in their home last week, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanson and children from Monrovia, Calif. Mrs. Hanson is Mr. Bell's sister. Correction Please!! j This reporter is very sorry to Realtors Meet at Lake have given the credit for the fine The McHenry county board of job of collection for the fireworks realtors met at a luncheon given display to thy wrong organization, at LaGrecca's Thursday, June 28. The American Legion men were i Present were Dee Prescott and those who called upon us and their ; CoL H. K. Palmer of Marengo, efforts to give us a fine evening's i Willia/n Temple of Woodstock, entertainment here at our Lake is | Ernest E. Schroeder and James certainly appreciated by us all. iConnell of Crystal Lake, Hurbert Burhop of Cary, Mr. and Mrs. T. Episcopal Church ! P Mathews and Mrs. Harriet Bell The Episcopal church meets at 1 of Wonder Lake 9 a.m. every Sunday at Harrison [ school. Holy Communion is served ' Bible Church News each week. Rev. R. R. McMurty Sunday morning worship service officiates. All are welcome to join i is at 11, with Sunday school at us in this worship service. 9:30. Pastor Richard N. Wright extends a welcome to all who wish Visits From Kansas | to worship in the House of the Mr. and Mrs F A. Whitfield, l Lord. Sundaj evening services be- Sr., from Topeka, Kas., are visit-1 gin at 7:30 p.m. ing this week in the home of their i Daily vacati0n Bible school was son and familj in Wooded Shores, conducted last week in the Bible r v j church and it was an enjoyable Kiwanis News jevent for all who attended. Two . ®Ve 'or J*'16 June 25 meet- handicraft classes were held each ing of the Wonder Lake Kiwanis ^ay, one jn woodwork construction club was Danny Nigra, president and another in copper jewelry Of the Melrose Park Kiwanis club. I WOrk. An ice cream treat was ser- This was a very fine meeting and ; ved the chndren on Friday morn. x% is very gratifying to all mem- j ing> compliments of Mrs. Robert I?- . | Parker and sister, Mrs. Somers. * m ®°? time and delicious ,-j*he entire week was climaxed food all club members are invited with an award night held Friday to attend the Elgin Kiwanis club, evening. Approximately sixty stu- BRIDGE CAN BE FUN You've often heard the old expression, "Too many Chiefs--not enough Indians." A Contract Bridge authority recently paraphrased it to apply to the present status of his favorite card game: "Too many ex perts -- not enough or . dinary play ers." Actually w h a t h e means is that some of the people who used to play Bridge just for the fun of it seem to be fading out of the picture. "Bridge," the authority explained, "used to be a sociable game. Then the experts started refining it. ..Gradually over the years some people seem to have become scared of Bridge. Anyone who has ever played the game just for funjand sociability will be the first to tell you it is actually a simple game to learn. That it is still immensely popular throughout the country is borne out by recent surveys which show it to be the second most popular of all card games, topped only by Canasta. It is estimated that 25,000,000 adult Americans and many children enjoy the gam* today. The latter fact--children . playing Bridge--may surprise a lot of people. Yet, it only goes to point up the fact that Bridge is not nearly as complex nor as puzzling as many people believe it to be. Lessons on how to play Bridge are contained in many books on card games for children and they have convinced adults that as long as the game can be mastered by the small fry, they too cpn learn it. The most exciting news in Contract Bridge circles in recent years, of course, is the Point Count System, Designed to make bidding easier and to assist partners in the exchange of essential information, the Point Count system accomplishes this by assign* ing fixed point values to the honor or high cards. This makes it easy to figure out what a hand is worth. Under the Point Count System, the Ace is worth four points, the King three points, the Queen two and the Jack one. A hand should contain at least twelve points for 'opening ®uit, bids plus a good suit that yoti c«n; bid again. • A free, pocket-sized leaflet is'available which describes in detail everything you need to know about the Point Count System. A copy may be obtained by sending a card or letter to Playing Cards, 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17. Point Count Bidding will help you rediscover the fun and enjoyment that only Contract Bridge can give you. LEGAL charter night. . Joe Lundborg has volunteered to obtain information, for a ladies' night at Marengo, which should prove a very entertaining evening. dents of the total enrollment received an award for accomplishments throughout the week. The teaching staff included M*s. Joseph Benoche, Mrs. Dan Tomaso, Two members are stiU waiting [ Miss Ruth Osterlund and Pastor foi a few of the non-attending | Wright A group Qf tweJve assist ants was also on hand to work with the teachers. Pastor Wright, director of the Bible school, expresses his sincere voice of "well done" to this wonderful staff of workers. members to sign their aprons so they can return them fully signed. Come down and pick up your button and wear it at the next meeting. Some of the buttons have been hanging on the wall for some weeks and nerd a good dusting! Attend and bring a friend. I • FOOD SALE:S c. , . , I National food stores' sales con- Wooded Shores Association News r tinue to increase at the rate of William Born was elected chair- $1 million per week, bringing man of the board of directors at I total company sales to an all a brief meeting of the board fol-; time high for any first six perilow the subdivision meeting Sun- j odfc of operations in the comday, June 25. Jack Young was ap- pany's history, according to H pointed vice chairman. The first v. McNamara, president. Nationofficial board meeting was held j al Tea company. Sales for the Sunday, July 1, at the home of Mr. j four weeks ending June 16, to- ^H1' j tailed $47,539,581, which is an . ! increase of $3,991,014, for a gain Christ the Km? Church News ; of 9.16 per cent over the corre- The Holy Name men will hold sponding period of 1955. V.F.W. AUXILIARY NEWS Before the June 25 meeting of the auxiliary was called to order by President Pauline Pries, Rev. Kerr, assistant executive director of the Woodstock Children's home, spoke to us of the work and future plans _of the home. At present, fifty children^are making their home there. Any boy or girl in McHenry county in need of care or a home is not passed by. On Sept. 18, a new building purchased for the home will be dedicated. Children less fortunate than our own are sometimes overlooked, so if you have any items of clothing or bedding that would be useful to the children, bring them to the meeting and we will 1 see tha,t they receive them. The children range from 3 to 17 years of age. The next Downey hospital party will be held July 18. If you have any playing cards, books or small magazines, the boys would appreciate getting them. Marie Heinz and Gert Barbian gave interesting reports on the encampment in Springfield at whifch Gert accepted the community service award for the post and auxiliary. Last year we took thirteenth place and this year we received twelfth place. You can help send the U.S. Olympic team to Australia and to victory. This is the heading on an article in the June, 1956. issue of the V.F.W. magazine. Be sure to read this. Did You Know There are 301 V.F.W. auxiliary units in the state of Illinois? Over a million V.F.W. poppies were sold in Illinois? The youth of America and their activities are our main work? The best way to show your respect for the flag and loyalty to the nation is to display the flag in the proper manner and on the proper occasions? Our "Illinois Cottage" at the national home in Eaton Rapids, Mich., has been completely refurnished and is tHg residence for seventeen Illinois children? Our drum and bugle corps will complete in the state drum and bugle corps contest held in Woodstock July 29. . x Last but not least, that the new pot-holders, which attrac-. tively hang in our kitchen, were made by Lorraine Murphy? 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