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\ Page Twelve THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 18, 1959 Wonder Lake PLANS PROGRESS FOR NEW CHURCH AT NATIVITY by Jane Duccy -- 2781 Final approval of the working draw ings based upon con- I tractors bids for the new Na- < tivity Lutheran church by the ; board of American Missions is pending. Upon receipt of their ; approval, application for the I n e c e s s a r y c o m m e r c i a l a n d ' board loans will be made to build Die new $125,000 church. | As a mission congregation . working with the Board of ; American Missions and re-- 1 cei\ing aid and loans from! them, much more time is in- j vohed in getting plan appro- i v^l and receiving loans than is usually required, according to Rev.- Burton Schroeder, pastor. "Wc hope soon .. to break : ground for our church, with i the. wohdei ful and continued support of the ifolks in Wonder Lake", said Pastor Schroeder. X:ili\ity Lutheran Church X i'«;s "What Are We By Compari- j son"?, is the sermon title chos- . en by Pastor Schroeder for worship services at Nativity June 21. With the coming of warmer weather, tlie 8 a.m. service is . being well received, according to Pastor Schroeder, who says. ' /'whatever -you plan don't leave ! God out of your weekend and ; your life". j The vacation church school : will have its closing program j Friday evening. June 26, start- ; ing with "open house" at 7. I All handwork and special proj- i ects will be displayed and par- j ents and friends are encour- j aged to go through all the de- ; partments and see the work j that has been done by the children. The evening program will \ begin at 7:30 with a short pre- i sentation by each department. ' and the giving of evangelism j and attendance awards. All \ are welcome to attend. Christenings May 24, Stephen Beyer, son of Robert and Carol Buss Beyer was baptized by Rev. Raymond Hubers. Godparents are Charles Buss and Donna Jensen. May 31. Lawrence James Wei's, son of Harold an$ Eve Zanetti Wells, was baptized by Rev. James Vanderpool. Joseph Murglin and Catherine Murglin are the godparents. church „while attending Wheaton college. H a v i n g g r a d u a t e d f r o m Wheat on and received his degree in archeology. Mr. Raeliocke plans next to attend Syracuse university in New York, after which he will do missionary work in Australia. A guest speaker from Moody Bible Institute will speak at both morning services. June 28, in Pastor Wright's absence. Robert Repke, who will soon apply for his license in ministry will be speaking during the evening service. There will be two services on Sunday during June. July and August, at 8:15 a.m. and. 11 a.m. Communion will be served in both services. A very successful daily vacation bible' school has been concluded. Sixty-seven certificates; of award were given at the conclusion last Friday night..- of which twenty-eight were gold seal of honor., Thanks are expressed to all \VHfi assisted and to those who donated refreshments and supplies. All this help was greatly appreciated. Golden Wedding Anniversary Open house will be held Sunday, June 28. Trom 2 to 5 p.m. to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schroeder of Shore Hills. The couple has been living at the Lake for twenty-one years, moving here from Pdngwood where they were residents the 25 years preceding. Mrs. Schroeder was born at Tryon's Corners, near Hebron; her maiden name was Wilna Trow. Mr. Schroeder was born in Oconomowoc, Wis. The Schroeders have two children and three grandchildren. Son. Kirk, who lives in Crystal Lake has two daughters, Judy and Jean. Daughter. Jessie, (Mrs. Stanley) Sevcik, and son. Billy Joe, live in Woodstock. The Schroeders most cordially invite their friends and neighbors in the community to the reception on the fifieth anniversary of their wedding day. Spielman and Phyllis, and WaU terine Roekowicz were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wegner ofl the last lap of their vacation. The party left the Lake June 1 and flew ia, Los Angeles. They visited Disneyland at Anaheim, and went on to Las Vegas, Salt Lake Citcv, and Casper before making the return trip to , Chicago by plane. Bible Church News An ecclesiastical council has been called for June 29, at 2 p.m. in the church for the purpose of setting anart Frank Raedecke for the Gospel Ministry. Mr. Raedecke is a graduate of the pastor's course at Moody Bible Institute, and became a member of the Bible New Baby Congratulations to the Jack Falkenthals of Wooded" Shores who are the parents of a daughter. born June 4, at Memorial hospital. Beth Ellen weighed 6 lbs. 2 ozs., at birth and is the fifth child born to the eouple. Her sisters are Debbie, 8, Laura, 5, Kim, 4, and April. 2. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Yokley of Wonder Center, and paternal grandparents are the John Falkenthals of Chicago. James David Comstork James David Comstock (they plan to call hinj David) was born at Memorial hospital May 25, weighing 7 lbs. and 13 ozs. He is the son "of Mr. and Mrs. James Comstock of Wonder Woods and has a sister, Tina, who will sonn be three. M a t e r n a l g r a n d p a r e n t s a r e Mr. and Mrs. James Bell and paternal grandparents, are the Fred Karpinskis of Johnsburg. Congratulations to Carol and Jim. ..' . j^The Penny Social A bazaar will be the feature of the "Circus Day" fun activity. benefiting Christ the King churclr and sponsored by the Altar and Rosary society Saturday, June 2Q, starting at 3 p.m. in the parish nail. Beautiful handmade articles will be for sale, such as aprons, doll clothes, bibs, pot holders, and various knitted, crocheted and embroidered pieces. Another booth will offer edible goodies, such as pies, cakes, candies, sauces and preserves. There will also be a white elephant booth, and a plant and flower booth. For entertainment there will be games for the children: a fish bowel, turtle races, ring toss, and many others. Refreshments will be available on the premises and a nursery provided for the babies. Come, bring the whole family. and join the throng for an evening to remember. Anyone having something they wish to donate, please call Wonder Lake 5501 or 3374. Au Revoir But not good-bye to the George Gergits family who moved back to the city Monday; they plan to visit at the Lake often with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gergits still living here. They have bought a home in Evergreen Park to cut down on the commuting. George and Joan spent all their married life at Wonder Lake, coming here 9 Us years ago as newly-weds to operate Paul's Hardware, They have two children, George and Debbie. Showers A bridal shower honoring Nancy Gulczynski was given at the parish hall by Jo Ann Miller last week. Forty guests, neighbors and school friends, showered the bride-to-be with many beautiful personal gifts. Earlier in the month, Mrs. Henry Demski, Nancy's aunt, was hostess at a miscellaneous shower held in Westchester for relatives and friends. Nancy was married to Robert Cormier at Christ the King church Saturday, June* 13. Wonder Lake all her life, living here permanently since 1949, - Country Art Fair Axel Raedel, a * resident of Deep Spring Woods for 12 years, will be one of the artists demonstrating his technique at the workshop connected with the Country Art Fair to be held June 19, 20 and 21 at the McHenry junior highj7 school. Mr. Raedel, who is also exhibiting his work, will conduct his part of the workshop on Saturday, from 2 to 4. | Mrs. William Liedtke, a student and neighbor of Mr. Raedei's, will be exhibiting her work again this year. Mrs. Liedtke has been working for three years. Another student of Mr. Raedel's is Mrs. James Comstock who started instruction last October. A resident of Wonder Woods, Mrs. Comstock has been a summer resident of N Sick List The many friends of Mrs. Anne Weretka of Wotoded Shores wish her a speedy recovery at Mary Thompson hospital in Chicago where she is recuperating following surgery. The address is 140 North Ashland, Room 309. Get well, Anne. Keep the cards coming to George Unwin of Wonder Center who will be hospitalized for some time to come; the address is Lake County Sanitorium, Room 202, Waukegan. „ Mrs. Joe Benes is back home again following optical surgery at Menonite hospital in Bloomington, 111. The operation, similar to the one Dorothy underwent two years ago, was very successful^ we are happy 1o report. Doughnut, Day Mrs: James Bell, who served as tag day captain for doughnut day at the Lake, appreciates the support of this fund raising effort of the Salvation Army. News Briefs Judy Kolar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolar, and a student at Quincy college, was awarded a scholarship for her academic standing which pays half her tuition, and a band scholarship which also pays part of her tuition when she goes back to school as a sophomore in the fall. McHenry Moose Lodge invites all Moose members and their guests to the installation of the officers of the Women of the Moose, Saturday, the ,20th of June at 8 p.m. The men of Mecca No. 9 and fellows are asked to wear their regalia for a colorful ceremony. Refreshments and dancing will follow with music by the 3 G's & T. Western Tour i S n o w f i g h t s , f i s h i n g i n ! mountain streams, and horse- : back riding were part of the i days' activities at Casper, !Wyo. where Mrs. Helen Reu- I ter, her daughters, Mrs. Joann Peter WJ. ^udten & Son OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE ry 63 SERVICE McH II! 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