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Wonder Lake by lane Ducey Men's Bowling League High bowlers: H. Hill 250, 583; B. Chudik 202, 553; J. Gruel 230, 550; B. Ditweiler, 589; B. Schau 538; R. Ripowski 533; A. Diedricn 523; J. Svitanek 521; V. Gustavson 520; G. Street 505; Cristy, Jr. 503; Cristy Sr. 501; E. Johnson 501; S. Simon 501. Obituary Otis M. Kramer died Thursday night, Sept. 26, at the age of 79 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John VanKajiegon. He had been in failing health for some time. His wife. Bertha, preceded him in. death. Subdivision Meeting The board of directors of Deep Spring Woods No. 2 subdivision met at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 29, at Mathews hall. It was reported to the board that the aupit of the subdivision books had been completed and that they were found to be in order. Plans were made as to grading and plowing of the roads this winter. Speed signs are to be erected7 mostly for the benefit of surrounding subdivisions who use the roads as °a boat and notified the authorities. Through the identification number on the boat it Was found to belong to Dr. Meyer of Indian Ridge, a summer, resident. The owner is being notified by mail that his boat has been recovered and is in safe keeping. Vacations In The East Mrs. Dorothy McEachren of Indian Etidge returned last week from a three week and 4,000 mile trip through the East. Traveling with Mrs. Charles Martin of Gary she went by way of Independence, Mo., on a sightseeing trip of the Eastern states and New York. They climbed the statue of Liberty and viewed a West Point dress parade. They visited Mrs. Clara Lucke at Baldwin, Long Island, who formerly lived in .Woodstock. . European Trip Featured ' The Harrison school P.T.A. will have its October meeting Tuesday, Oct. 8. at 8 p.m. at the school. The title of -the meeting is "Broadening Our Education" and will through - way. It was reported _. . _ that the pier has b«n removed , !,?yS g?"5 fr0m and is now being painted. The "f"*0*'0 Albany takmg m south beach, which is the boat "1 ,,he sJShts' M-s Mac is combeach, will be improved further P'f "5 h" P"f<«ent>al series _ot this fall and next spring. I cflored slides of the homes, birth- The officers as elected from places, tombs, etc. of former pres- I the board of directors are: Roy | " I Call, president; Guy White, vice (president; Austin Hood, secretary; iT. P. Mathews, treasurer; beach News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph • Beiers. of Highland Shores have a hew baby feature a talk.by Mrs. Evelyn Pet-(Commissioner, Stani Schufft; road | jn. ^ familv-. An 8 lbs. toughers of Crystal Lake, the fourth commi^jon^ . ^ wag born at the Memorial grade teacher at Harrison. She T. P.^Mathews directorshospital Sept. 20, and has been /spent last.summer touring Europe , Weis^berger, Joseph Bonfigio named Kim gusan ^ little lady on a national education associa- hns two brothers, Gary, 10 and tion trip 0nd has taken pictures i . Bruce 3 of the tour which she will show FareweUParty a > The Wavne Ryders of Wooded Tuesday night to illustrate her ! Mrs. Thomas Dockery gave a almost duDlicated their talk The orocram nromises to party for her son. George Taylor; ~nore® almost auP1,catea xaiK. ine program promiM^ j * • ' blessed event of a year ago. A 6 be most entertaining and everyone ; Saturday night, Sept. 28, on the ,, „ < potririi Ann wa«s is invited to attend whether he is mviiea 10 anenu wntuiei ne *ve of his going into the Navy • bo" rn at M" egm o'r.ia l. Jh ospfi.t al, S„ un' d,a y, belongs to P-T.A. or not. Mrs. 5^. witrhlnrirt chnrpc anfi ' Sept. 29, at 11:30 a.m. Her sister Austin Hopd, president, is en- agers from Highland Shores and celebrate hpr first deavoring to starv the meetings ; ttvo guests of honor from McHen- • cun(jav Oct 6 promptly at 8 p.m. this season, ry'Who.are cS'SmUhs of Won- The business meeting is always They are Tom English and Sam Center Q h thpir fourth 'sshnooirLt aanndu aann etdair liyy sati«amrt wwiilnl al- Smith who are both going into the . _ „ f neir fourt nf boy. Gregory Paul was born at low for the program and time ^ . H . ; Memorial hospital Sept. 24, weighafterwards for a social evening, young. Pe°Ple danced^ and had a jn ? ^ 9 Qz His brothers are without extending the meeting too fine time. The music was so in- , David T and ^tnnhpn late. Refreshments will be served viting that a, group of relatives . ™*ard. 9 David, 3, and Stephen by the hostesses for the evening, and friends of his mothers, who j ^ . ;were having a gathering upstairs, I MJS- An"a rra Tian nas return joined the party and the dancing. fro™ An2°na ?here she ha* Refreshments were ham sand-!been paying tor two yearsand ! wiches and cola and a cake deco- i Is vftme wlti? J™"* ^riend 15 at I rated with a nautical motif and | ^er.hor"fT °" Cedar road in Deep the fourth grade mothers. Ladies Bowling League Ardele Brand had the high series Monday night with 509. [inscribed "Anchors Aweigh, Announce Engagement - ' George." Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Leah Cornier of Indian : his friend, Miss Sharon McCain. Ridge announces the engagement , the Dockerys drove George to of her daughter, Geraldine, to ; Great Lakes. Robert Ryan, son of the John A. Ryans of Chicago. Robert attended Northwestern university and the university of Connecticut and graduated with a B. A. in psy- Spring Woods No. 1. Women's Association Meets The Wonder Woods women's association met at the home of Mary Sandgren Monday Sept. 30 to start the fall season. The out- Mrs. Mildred Nemcock of Highland Shores was startled to find an Easter lily in bloom in her garden last week on the first day of autumn. Warren Tallman of Ft. Worth, Texas, formerly of Hickory Falls, spent last weekend at the lake chology. He is working for an in-i <• i.. visiting old friends. This is the c . , , . surance company in Chicago. Ger- ' going officers were commended j . s u has been back ry went through Harrison school j for their excellent work the past j c_ * • * P™'*0* and graduated from McHenry high in 1952. She has been enrolled at Loyola university taking education courses. The couple plans a February 1 wedding. Special October Devotion Every Monday night during the month ot October there will be a recitation of the rosary at Christ the King church at 8 p.m. All members of the parish are invited to attend. Homecoming King and Queen Miss Jeanne Marion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Marion, and Carl Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker, have been elected candidates fo the titles of queen and king of homecoming, by their classmates at McHenry high. year. They were .To Jirousek, json' who entered his first Happy birthday to Linda cr who was 7 years old Qct. She entertained a group of girl friends with a party after school. Frank Houda of White Oaks Bay injured his leg Friday night in a football game at Woodstock High. \ New residehts of Wonder Woods are Joseph and Irene Eberlein who moved to their hOme on Cross Road and Lake Shore Drive from Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. George Armbrust of Hickory Falls have been entertaining Mary's sister - from Michigan this past week. , Mrs. Martha Kreutz of Wonder Woods had a birthday Sept. 25 and celebrated with a dinner party. . Mrs. Frank Houda of White Oaks Bay celebrated her birthday Sept. 28. Many happy returns to these two 31 againers. Kenneth Grothmann of Wonder Woods is serving' as president of the community teachers organiztion of Greenwood school this year. They will have their first meeting of the season Oct. 3 at 8 p.m. Fred Sells left last week for Wyoming to do a little hunting. Christ The King News The winter Mass schedule will go into effect beginning Sunday, Oct. 6. Masses will be at 8--9-- 10 and 11:30 p.m. with confessions on Saturday evening from 7 to 8 p.m. Catechism classes will resume Sunday, October 6 following the 9 a.m. Children's Mass. The Missionary Sisters of the Holy TViiiity assisted by Mrs. Crane and Mrs. Wight will again teach the children of the parish each Sunday at Mathews hall. Any of the children who have not yet registered will please come to the classes that Sunday and they will be placed In the proper class. Thursday evening, Oct. 3, the regular meeting of the Altar and Rosary sodality will take place at the Mendyk home in Indian Ridge, at 8:30 p.m. Plans for the card party to be held Saturday evening, Oct. 19, at Mathews hall will be made. The evening will be highlighted by a fall flower demonstration presented by Mrs. Mary Lou Hartog. The sodality will receive Holy Communion on Sunday, Oct. 6 at the 8 a.m. Mass. Tuesday Evening, Oct. 8, at 7:30 p.m. This class will be confirmed on new member Sunday, Oct. 13, and received with Others uniting by letter of transfer and renewal of faith. The Altar Guild will meet on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 8. All ladies are welcome to attend to learn of this important phase of church service. the 'Teen Age Dance The regular" Friday night dance took place on Saturday this past week because of the McHenry high football game and dance afterwards on Friday. The teeners had another well attended and enjoyable get-together of about forty-five persons at Mathews hal] chaperoned , by George Gutzmaa and T. P. Mathews. president, and Alice Grothmann, secretary-treasurer. The officers elected for the coming year were Alice Grothmann, president; and Mary Lou Mills, secretary-treasurer: There- were twenty-three ladies present, "and two new members were welcomed at this meting. They were Irene Eberlein and Loretta Moran, who has been a summer resident and has now moved from Evergreen Park and will be a permanent resident. It was decided to hold the meetings in the recreation room of the Sandgren home this winter instead of Millie's as in the past. Hostesses for the evening were Katherine Noble and Mary Lou Mills. The refreshments were coffee, cake and after dinner mints. The color scheme of the table was pink and silver, with a center piece of pink flowers with silver accents, and silver candelabra with white tapers. year at Texas A & M, this fall. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. O'Connor of Oak road Deep Spring Woods enjoyed a visit from Mrs. O'Connor's mother, 'Mrs. Grace Young of Akron, Ohio this, past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. David Swanson. formerly of Chicago, have purchased the former Bill Nielsen home on North Drive in Wonder Center, and will be permanent residents. Mr. Swanson is a brother of Mrs. Osterlund and Car! Swanson of Wonder Woods. Mrs. William Laier of Highland Shores is recuperating after surgery at Wesley-Memorial hospital in Chicago. Happy birthday to Dean Setzler Sept. 30 on his fifth birthday. He celebrated with a family party on Sunday. Wonder Lake Bible Church News Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 the Bible church holds its midweek prayer meeting and bible study and wishes to extend a hearty invitation to all to come and join in the fellowship around God's word. We all have much to ask as well as praise the Lord for in these days. You'll always find a Welcome at the Bible church. Rally day, Oct. 6, will soon be here All parents and every Sunday school member is urged to attend. There will be a very interesting program in which all the Sunday school will take part-- from little tiny tots to grandma and grandpa. A fine chalk artist will also be on hand to give a timely message. -0 » Tonight, Oct. 3, the congregation meeting will be held at the church at 8 p.m. in regards to the proposed building plan. Anyone interested in the church is urged to come and take part in this important meeting. The missionary conference is scheduled, fop-Oct. 23 through Oct. 27. Many fine speakers will be heard and some fine films will be shown at. these evening meetings. Please plan to attend. Next Thursday, Oct. 10, missionary guild meetings are being planned to take place during the day as well as in the evening. The ladies will meet at the church at 10 a.m. for the morning meeting which will include a light lunch. The evening meeting, which is now being started for those ladies not able to attend the daytime meetings, will be held at the church also at 7:30 p.m: Light refreshment will also be served at the end of j the meeting. The ladies are now going to be working on layettes for the native children in the Congo where the Bible church missionaries serve, to the meeting most convenient All. the ladies are invited to come to them and can be assured of good fellowship and fun as well as a good chance to ]be of service to the Lord. Church Construction io Start The breaking of the ground on Oct. 27 for the new Christ the I£ing church, school and parish administration building will be the realization of a ten year dream for this Wonder Lake parish. Sealed bids will be opened Odt. 24, and construction is expected to begin around Nov: 1. The buildings will be located on the twenty-sevenf acre plot on' the east side of the county blacktop between Indian Ridge and Hickory Falls subdivisions. The Well for the new structure is currently being drilled. It is hoped that construction of the church . will be completed in the late spring in time for the increased attendance of summer residents next year. The basement building which has served as a Church will become the parish activity hall with the completion of the new church. A four room school will be constructed at present with expansion to eight rooms in the future plan. KeisenbergiriT'filH! Deep Spring Woods No. 1, Madeline Jones iand Kinzie; WoojyjjdM|Shores, Shirley Phyllis LincdW5 Shore Hills, Ruth Mansfield and Jo Hansen. Mary Swearingen, Mary Ruggero and Peg Doutlick. wul be responsible for Indian iRldge and Lookout Point. Jean Dgekgr and Fern Paetow will coveFrlftckory Fall&. Carl Antonsd® of "McHenry is chairman for Valley View Neighborhood (7),lwhlch in addition to Wonder Lake? includes the towns of McHenry, Lakemoor, Johnsburg, RichmbndJ; Spring Grove, Pistakee Highlands, Holiday Hills, Lakeland 'Park( and McCullom Lake. -uii-so'jk ' Auxiliary September Report Sept. _ 4 th§ sftixiliary made, its monthly trtp°t^ felgin to the veterans at the ^iate hospital and brought tl^e rnaterials which had been collected to the mien there. Jean and Nancy Elbersen were , the ladies who made the trip and they took eighty-four library books, fifty-four ties, twenty-five white shirts, two overcoats, one jacket, two boxes, of magazines, and 10 lbs. of carpet rags for use by the men there. On Sept. 6 the county meeting was held in Marengo at the Legion home. Attending frond Wonder Lake were Nancy Elbersen and Dorothy Michels. The regular monthly meeting of the auxiliary was held Sept. 19 at the Legioh home. September 27 was the date of the trip to the Children's home in Woodstock. The ladies took-- cream and cookies to the chil- ™1 dren. The film shown was "Men for the Fighting Lady". Support The Red Cross STORAGE Girl Scout Fund Drive The local fund drive committee has been named for the house to house solicitation to be made Tuesday through Saturday, Oct. 1 through 7, by adult scouts. The drive is concurrent with all other ajjeas in the Sybaquay council and with the national drive. / s Ladies taking part in Wondor Center will be the Mrs. Velma Sinclair, June Rink, and Gloria McMahon. In Deep Spring Woods No. 2, Harriet McGall, and Greta Nativity Evangelical Lutheran Church Saturday evening, Oct. 5, junior choir of the church will have a roller skating party at McHenry. All choir members are to meet at the church at 7:30 where transportation will be provided to the rink. Sunday, October 6, is World*1 .Communion Sunday, and millions of Protestants throughout the world will be partaking of th^> Lord's Supper on that day. Nativity church will join these millions and Holy Communion will be administered at both services* Sunday, Otober 6, will also be promotion day in Sunday school when those children who received promotion certificates last Sunday will be advanced to their nexfi department. Parents are urged to bring their children on that d^y, to begin the new Sunday school1' year smoothly. The Pastor's discussion class will meet for the last time on Registration Pays Off Over the weekend Mr. Zuro of Sunrise Ridge picked up a drifting Convalescent Mrs. Irene Faxel is finding these beautiful autumn days especially satisfying after three weeks spent at Illinois Research hospital. Her daughter and her neighbor, Mrs. Rusjiak, have been giving convalescent care since her return iome. Mrs. Faxel required quite a few transfusions and the Wonder Lakers who were the donors are Father Kruk, of Christ the King Church, Richard Willig, Francis Piller, Donald Lowery, Jerome Alicoate and E d w a r <? Coughlin. Business & Service Directory of Wonder Lake OPEN ON SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. WONDER LAKE BUILDERS SUPPLY Free Estimates and Delivery Phone Wonder Lake 3231 CRISTY STENDEQACH General Contractors NEW HOMES fffc--' Woader Uka 5432 Looking for CANADIAN INVESTMENTS? 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