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rednesday. May 29. 1#57 THE McHENRT PLAINDEALER WonderLake News - .. by Jan&, biteey J, <f|! Nativity-Lutheran Church N . Worship Services are at - 8>gftd 10:45 and Sunday School at §:15. The sermon title for Sunday, June 2, is-"What Price, Christianity?" This - is the Sunday'after the Ascension when the ascending of our Lord into heaven is celebrated. • ° It is the rare privilege pf;the church to welcome for a day Si's- ,^ter Evelyn Houlroyd, a deaconess T^jf the Lutheran church, who. will be here Monday," June'3. A Especial receptin is being given in her honor at 3 p.m., to which all ajre invited. A special invitation is extended to. the young people to and talk to her about a stian career. In the evening at(8, she will speak to the women of the church -at their regular meeting: To this meeting also all ttfeare invited. ^ ] On Tuesday evening, June '4V. at 7:30, there will be a special'staff meeting for the vacation church school. At this meeting, final plans and arrangements will be made for the vacation . church school to beheld for ten days starting on Monday, June 17. All the children of the community are invited to this school, where there will be interesting histories, games, handwork and' re- " freshments. The Luther league will have a party to celebrate the closingpvof school 'on Saturday evening, June 8, starting at 7:30. The party, called the "June Jubilee," will be given at Harrison school and all. young people of the community ; arej invited to attend: A fipe program and entertainment are being arranged.® Singer Auditions If you had your dial turned to WMAQ last Thursday you may have heard Disc Jockey Jim Mills of Wonder Woods interviewing Mary Etheridge on the Jim Mills show. Mary was at WMAQ being auditioned by Vivienne Delia ChiyeiscL She will go back to cut four more sides for the co-owner bf ^.this new New York record company at a later date. Memorial Day Parade" There will be a parade Thursday morning from Mathews hall to the Triangle. The parade will form at 10:45 at the hall and the brief ceremony will take place at 11 at the ^Friahele. The Legion has contacted all tne, Ccout organizations, businessmen and other organizations whp "will participate. Canvass For Fireworks The Legion has announced that the public display of- fireworks from the island will take place July 3, and that they will befeiri their canvass for donations - to cover, the cost in a week or twSi Q Beautiful today* K tomorrow* always. • • ^ in your wedding \ portrait by^s WORWICK'S STUDIO Set the day..« for your Portrait now! Come/in or phone £t?r an appointment WORWICK'S STUDIO and Camera Center Fine Portraiture Commercial Photography WEDDINGS - CHILDREN FAMILY GROUPS Cameras Bought, Sold * Exch anged' Films & Photo Supplies Light Meters • Albums - Frames Color Films Processed , See Us Before Too Buy Worwick's Stildio U7 N. Riverside Drive PHONE MoHJSNRT 275 Girl Scout Tea Preparations are being made for the Mother's tea, June 9 at Harrison school, which will wind up the scouting activities for the season,. At this time, awards will be made for the work the; girls have done during the year and there! will be a Brownie fly-up ceremony for those feirls advancing to intermediate scouts. News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kramer havea new baby girl,' born May 21. The Kramers live in Deep Sjpring Woods and this is the first year they have been winter residents. They have two other children, a boy and a girl. Friday; June 7, there will be a pinochle party at the Legion hall --just a friendly evening. Helen and Paul Reuter have gone to New. York on business. The Harvey Jones are back in their old house in Deep Spring Woods. Mrs. Madeline Jones has moved to the house Schillers lived in, next ta the Nativity church on the blacktop. The Schillers moved to a new farm they bought on the outskirts of McHency. Mrs. Ethel Van Kanegon and son, Jim, have gone to New York to visit relatives, after which Jim will go to Dover, Dela., to resume service in the Armed Forces. Bob Biggers has also gone back to camp! Dr. S. L. Ruggero has just completed a ten-week course on surgical technique, with practice at the Cook county graduate school of medicine. Christ The Ring The Altar and Rosary sodality will have a pot-luck dinner on Thursday, June 6, at the home of Raymond Mendyk in Indian Ridge at 7 20 pm. All the ladies of the sodality are asked to bring * their favorite dish, be it meat, salad, potatdes, cake or buns. Guests of the members are always welcome and promise an enjoyable evening. Following the regular meeting. Mrs. Mary Lou Hartog will present a demonstration on "Flower Arrangement." Sunday, June 2, is the regular monthly Communion Sunday and the members of the sodality will receiv^ at, the 8 a.m. Mass. Thursday, May 30, is Ascension Thursday, and a Holy Day of obligation, Masses will be at 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Confessions will be heard before each Mass. Beginning Friday, May 31. a novena in honor of the Holy Ghost will be said after all Masses until June 8, inclusive. - ' Congratulations to Father Alfred Kruk on the first anniversary of his ordination celebrated Sunday, May 26. During the week of May 26 and June 2, there will be only, one Mass each day, at 8 a.m., with the exception of Ascension Thursday. present at the regular monthly meeting. •, 'Coming Events June 3--Altar and Rosary sodality meeting at the rectory at 7:30 p.m. A Harrison School News Mrs. Slavin's second room introduced 'and entertained their mothers Tuesday, May 21, with a very nice program. The children sang songs, book reports and recitations and showed their wca-k. The kindergarten class is hav-, ing a graduation party Wednesday," May 29, when both morning and afternoon classes will combine in one group to entertain their mothers with singing, playing and the activities they have enjoye<i during the school4 year.' Mrs. Evelyn Peters, who teaches fourth grade, plans a thrilling summer touring Europe. She will take a National Education association trip which, will give her academic credit equivalent to six credits of formal schooling. They will go by plane and have been warned to .take plenty Of. film because ft is so expensive abroad. 2L June 6--Altar and Rosary sodality meeting and pot-luck dinner at 7:30 p.m. at the E^ay Mendyk home in Indian Ridge. June 16--Holy Name dance^a* the McHenry American Legi0n hall. July 27 and 28--Rummage sale sponsored by the Altar and Rosary sodality. Aug. 31 and Sept. 1--Annual church carnival on the church grounds. Wall Eyed Pike The Chamber of Commerce program for re-stocking the lake with fish got under way Friday, May 24, when 200,000 wall-eyed pike from the U.S. Hatchery at Spring Grove, were put into the lake at " all the ^beaches. These fish, which are. cost free, are about a half-inch in length. These that survive will have grown to a length of 6 inches by fall, and a normal growth rate would make them an estimated 1% pounds in three years. Meanwhile, the money collected for the purchase of larger fish remains in escrow pendingf-delivery. Chamber of Commerce The Chamber of Commerce will hold a. special meeting, the date .of ,whigh^,will . be announced, due to the fact that a quofum' was not Summer cm,mi'r emmr * with us. PREPARE NOW! Aluminum and Fiberglass AWNINGS ALUMINUM WINDOWS Jalousie and Enclosures Doors & Screens FREE ESTIMATES # All Jobs Custom Built # Completely Guaranteed FACTORY TO YOU 20% Discount No Money Down Easy Terms Call Your Local WEATHER-TITE Representative NOWv Cooney Heights: Ed Mars - McHenry 2073-M ' ** I ' Hunterville Park: Chas. Hansen - McHenry 1593-M New, Business Enterprise The ladies apparel -ghop located in De&n's shopping, Center opened for business Saturday, May 25. The name of th^ shop is Leigh's Fashion Center. 1'. Call For Rummage The Wonder Lake Garden clubby, but it makes brief reading, is asking for donations of rum--j "-- mage for the sale Saturday, June 1. Now that warm weather has; come it is a good time to clean closets and discard some' of the a c c u m u l a t i o n . Anyone h a v i n g rummage to donate can call Mrs. Ralph White at Wonder Lake 2831, or Mrs. Leon Switzer at Wonder Lake 7533 and arrange to have it picked up. The bake and rummage sale is being held in the McHenry Lumber company branch building in Wonder take, with the rummage sale starting,jat 10 a.m. and the bake sale at 11 a.m. June 1. .Brownies Take Trip The Wonder Lake Brownies- ^Fill wind up the season with a trip to Chicago Tuesday, Jifhe 4, to the Museum of Science and Industry. Approximately sixty girls will make the trip and will be accompanied by about twelve leaders. Accident on Lake Shore Drive Extensive property damage to the grounds of the Zonka, Maier, Burrdinski and Swensen residences resulted Thursday, May 23, when cars driven by Paul Mattingly of Wonder Center and Elmer Spielman of Wonder View went out of control on Lake Shore Drive in Deep Spring Woods about 10 p.m. Both cars were badly damaged and property dam- XI Page NIM L1LYM00R NEWS by Laura Belford Lake to read it? WeH,- make sure you write down the important information, you have and send it in. No news' is good news, they Lilymoor Garden Club 'The next meeting of the L.G.C. will be at the home of Mrs. La- Verne Scheuler at 2 p.m. on June 3. Bring your gloves and small hand tools as they will come in handy. . Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuhler are the proud parents of a son, 6 lbs. and 10 oz„ born at the Woodstock hospital. Diane and Robert Sr., are quite happy with this little fellow, Robert Jr. Happy Birthday ! Birthday gi^etings to Miss Margaret Mullbn, daughter of Mr. and MrS; Charles Mullen. Margaret was eleven on Tuesday, May 28. Miss Judy Farftus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs&Mlei-bert Fantus celebrated her*" sixth birthday with a party at Club Lilymoor on Saturday May 18 at 2. Mrs. Fan- Vandalism on East Side Considerable vandalism was reported at the Charles Scanlon property on Beaver road in Shore Hills. This is a fine way to greet new residents of three weeks. The Carl Piro home on the corner of Lake Shore drive and Back Bay . . road in Look Out Point No. 1 was age to the four homes was esti- also vadalized, including damage mated at $700. I by BB guns. , Northwestern Construction SPECIALIZING IN: Garages -- Breezeways Additions No Money Down -- 5 Tears To Pay Phone McHenry 2245 P.O. Box 383 tus served chocolate cup cakes, ice cream and candy cups decorated as flowers. Serving as a center piece and a reservoir for prizes was a pink well with flowers overhanging. Enjoying the party with Judy were Cynthia Bejford, Susan Crawley, Marlene Karmel Glinda Halcom, Bobby Ederdt, Billy, Steven, and Jimmie Fantus. Also having ^coffee afterward . were Mrs. Steve Wijas, Mrs. Earel Belford, Mrs. Fantus and a lady dear to" all ages--Miss Mary Harvey, formerly of Lilymoor. With a big smile Judy will, quickly explain "she is my kindergarten teacher." v, Well Again David Nixion, son of Mr.- and Mrs. John Nixion of Route 120 had the chicken „ pox for two weeks. He is back in school now. Diana Belford is over her C. P. too and she wishes she were in school, hut she hasn't become of age yet. Seen Seen at the home of Louis Schueler's on Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. C. Buch and daughter Linda of Lake Villa. Seen at the school dance on Saturday, Majv 18 were Miss Charlene Crawley and Miss Janice Schueler. The special attraction for the evening was a disc jockey irom Chicago, "Spider Web." In a dance contest during the evening Mi£s Crawley and her dancing partner, Vince _ Walsh from McHenry, were selected,as winners. Mrs. E. ftl. Belford, Diana, Cynthia and Earel Jr. were seen having a good time visiting at the home of Sam Winters of Broad street in McHenry on Sunday, May 19 and at the Paul La- Due home on Big Hollow road, on. Tuesday, May 21. Seen at the McHenry high school annual G.A.A. banquet on Thursday evening weje Mrs. Herman Crawley and her daughter, Charlene. Seen on Do\teell road in Griswold . Lake are^ the newly weds after returning from their trip north. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mertins. Mr. Mertins doesn't know it, but his wife hasn't gotten use to refering to herself as, Mrs. Mertins. It may take time but may you erijby every minute of it, Mrs. Robert Mertins. Seen at the wedding of Miss Thelma Neff to Mr. Kenneth T. Massheimer^ on Saturday the eigtheenth iat the Community Methodist church were Mrs. Donald Scvfiiavone and 1 her two daughters, x Valeria Marie and Donna Lee. Later in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schiavone attended the wedding reception Z EP HYR ALL-SEASON VENTILATED ALUMINUM AWNINGS ROLL UP AWNINGS DOOR HOODS COLOR AND STYLE FOR EVERY HOME Caqie-PicU&i Aluminum # Combination Windows 8c Doors LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD DOORS & WINDOWS ARTHUR BOGER | 807 E. Waukegan Rd. Phone 1180 McHenry, Illinois held at the Lakemoor Community House. Seen at the Counley home eat* ing ice cream and cake were Dk ane Wolfe, Susie Swanson, Charlene Thornton, Christine Colberg, Cheryle Rape, Debbie Kiiman and, Sandy Counley. Of course Roberta was there too, they were celebrating her birthdays ENROLLS AT UNIVERSITY Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Leibsohn, has been accepted to attend Wesley an university. He will enter the school next fall, following his June graduation from the Thomas Jefferson school, in St. Louis, Mb. IN HONOR FRATERNITY Arthur G. Barbier of Rt. €L McHenry, is a new member Sigma Tau Delta, national hoi orary English fraternity at Marquette university in Milwaukee, Wis., where he is. a junior in the college of liberal arts. READ THE WANT AIMS! DMBMMoaoMMdboamMOMaMMBM Business & Service Directory of Wonder Lake OPEN ON SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. 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