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Page fix T«E McHENRY P^AlNDEAUft 0 Thursday, October 29, I$59 Wonder Lake FIRE TRUCKS EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIOS by Jane Ducey -- 2781 A demonstration of the twoway radio which the Wonder Lake fire department is planning to install in their fire fighting equipment was undertaken as part of the program Monday night when the Lake department played host to the McHenry County Firemen's association at the fire house. The department is presently looking into various installation and plans to have radio communications between the firehouse, fire chief George Gutzman's car, the fire trucks, and the radio hook-up of the county, within the next six months. On a county-wide basis. the firemen are in the process of having a radio frequency assigned to their operation. Previously, the fire and police have operated on the same frequency. One hundred baked ham dinners were served at the fire house to representatives of the twenlv-three fire departments attending from all over the county. The association meets monthly at various fire protection districts in McHenry County. Entertainment was provided by Joe Justen of Richmond, who showed slides of his recent trip to Africa. New Member Sunday New members will be received into Nativity Lutheran church by confirmation, letter of transfer, and renewal of faith, at the 10:45 service Sunday, Nov. 1. There will be a new member reception in the afternoon from 3 to 5. sponsored by the Evangelism committee. and served by the "Women of the Church". Everyone is invited to this special service and reception to extend a welcome to these new folks. All young people are invited to the Luther League Halloween party, starting at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, to join in fellowship with other teenagers in the community. At their November meetings, both circles of the "Women of the Church" will hold Christian Service workshops. This is an annual highlight, at which the women make articles for shutin adults and children who are served by Ihe United Lutheran Social Mission society. If you like to do things with your hands, you are needed, and 11; Leo's Landscape. 9 and 12; Van's Lounge 8 and 13; and trailing are Silk's and W. L. Oil with 7 and 14. A battle to the finish,-is- secretary--Bud Schau's analysis--anyone could win. High scores Friday were E. Johnson 520; P. Marke 228- 533; S. Simon 523; E. Bell 201- 540; G. Pederson 523; D Schaefer 520; J. Sullivan 537; R. F redrickson 203-501; T. Willig 203-502; C. Majercik, 502'; V. Gustavson 539; R. Sommers 505; J Krause 200-565; G. Gutzman 500; G. Wrede 521; J. Gruel 212-509; C. Kopp 505; Bud Oxtoby 215-534; Bud Schau 500; Bud Detwiler 202- 548. Snow in Canada Intrepid hunters, Joe Sullivan. Bob Armstrong. Pat Fallow. Bill Fiala, Bob Chudik and Jim LaGreca. came home from the northern zone of Canada, in the vicinity of Wine Lake, last Sunday with reports of snow every day for the ten days they were there. They also brought a moose, a deer, mucho ducks and partridge, and one '"stinking" little fish . . . The bears, they say, are already in hibernation, and the half of the hunting party that had planned to stay longer changed their collective mind and headed south. The men have donated half of the moose to the 10 Gaugers Club for their annual dinner on the fourteenth at LaGrecas. Bake Sale Profitable A total of $150 was raised by the eighth grade of Harrison school Saturday on the bake sale conducted at three Lake stores for their benefit. The donation of bakery goods and the purchase by the community were very gratifying to the mothers in charge. Funds raised will be used for the trip to Springfield which the class makes each year in May. The students as well as their parents are working to make their trip possible by doing odd jobs in the community. Anyone who has jobs such as leaf raking. storm windows to put up. baby sitting services needed is asked to call Wr. L. 8251 or W.L. 2721 for an eighth grade volunteer. Special Education Scholarship Fund Desnitc the cold and rain Saturday the rummage sale conducted by the parent group of the McHenrv Countv Association for Retarded Children showed a gross of $65. The Post will provide the annual Halloween party for children of elementary school age at Mathews hall, Thursday. Oct. 29, starting at 7:30. Prizes wi 11~ be given for the best costumes and all are welcome to come. Move to - crystal I-a Re Bill and Barbara Fiala, and children. Jimmy, Joey and Johnny, have moved to Crystal Lake where they bought a new home in Colby Estates. They left the Lake Saturday ending a ten year residence in Shore Hills where they have lived since their marriage. Barbara will miss the "kaffee Matches with her friends at the Lake, but she has 1 ho company ol the Paul Murdock family who live a block away, having moved from the Lake a year ago. Jimmy started school in Crystal Lake Tuesday. News Briefs Van Sells was back on the job Monday after a two week visit to her daughter. -Sharon Grace, and family, the Don Wilkins and their three children, at Ballston Spa, New York. They saw a Broadway preview in nearby Schenectady. One day was spent at Saratoga at the races. Congratulations to Bill and Bea Liedtke who celebrated their twenty-sixth anniversary Oct. 21. Brownie Troop 201 We made ghosts at our meeting today and went on a hike and picked dried weeds. Everyone is to bring an apple on a string for our Halloween party Oct. 29. Sec., Lynn Moore even though you can't sew. The I money will go to swell the fund Evening Circle will meet Mon< day, Nov. 2 at 8. and the Daytime Circle will meet Tuesday. Nov. 3. at 9:30. Tuesday. November 3. at 7:30, the teachers and officers of the Sunday School will meet. Dates to remember--Nov. 8 --United Lutheran church men Chicago Conference Convention-- Norwood Park. Nov. 15- 22--Lutheran World Relief Clothing Appeal. Christening Fay Carolyn Arndt. daughter of Gloria and George Arndt. was baptized at Christ the Kine church Sunday. Ort. 18 bv the Rev. William F. Peterson. Godparents are Betty Booth and Howard Paulin. which is being set up for the special education of a teacher to teach the trainable mentally handicaoped children of the county. There are two classrooms for the educable mentally handicapped in Woodstock schools, but to date their are no facilities for the other group in the public schools. Clothing left over at the end of the day was picked up by the Salvation Armv. Legion Halloween Party The Wonder Lake Legion DR. WATROUS TO CONDUCT PROGRAM AT BIG HOLLOW Dr. Blanche Watrous, psychologist at the North Lake County Mental Health clinic, will conduct a program titled, "Emotional Deve lo p m e n t of Children", at the Big Hallow P. T. A. meeting Wednesday. Nov. 4. at 8 pm. Dr. Watrous will inform members about community resources available for mental health and will explain how the mental health clinic operates. The expected, normal development of children will be outlined, then Dr. Watrous will point out the danger signals to watch for in children's behavior and explain what can be done if parents and teachers feel a child needs outside help. Dr. Watrous will devote part of her program time to answering questions from those in attendance. Dr. Watrous has a doctorate i-n anthropolopv. an externshin :n clinical psychology at North Shore hospital, and was formerly on the staff of the North Shore Mental Health clinic. • The regular business meeting will follow the evening's program. There will be a special report from the ways £fnd means committee on results of the annual carnival event held in October and winners of prizes in the membership drive will be announced. y. c. s. The Young Christian students will discuss "The Role of the Parent in the Family" when they meet Thursday, Oct. 29, from 8 to 9 p m. in the parish hall. All high school youth ore invited to attend. The Ladies of the Altar and Rosary sodality will receive Holy Communion together at the 7-30 Mass Sunday. Nov. 1. for the intention of all the deceased members. At 11 o'clock the annual mothor and daughter breakfast will be held at the McHenrv Country club For reservations p'ease call Mrs. Frank Houda. W.L. 6811 A l l S o u l ' s D a y S p e c i a l Masses will be s^id at 6:4" am.. 7:10 and 7:30 (High Mass). 8 (High Mass), 8:20. an^ 8:4" a rn. The Altar and Rosary will sponsor a ni^rrr-v saje p a r i s h h a l l Nov 21. Get-W'fM Wishes We are hn;jr favorable reports of F>'<-.|!p Riggers who has bepn con fined to Memorial hosp"a! .'ind wish her a sneed"-' recr.r-ry Get-well w.«hr-v '•<> Ruth Kolar who w^s to Harvard hosn'tal Mond-<v mornine: with a diagnosis of bronchia! pneumonia. Gladys Gustavson is convalescing at hnmo fo'owin" thp removel of » shrfulder hiirsa which confined her to a Chicago ho«nita' for ei<rht d'tv^ the pain of the cure is almost as bad as the pain of the disease-- and she expects to he back on the job shortly. Bowling Standings Standings in- t h e Men's League «how a tie for first between Georpe's Firemen and Mill Inn with 13 won and 8 lost. Four tp,->ms lie for second with 12 and 9 thev are Circle Inn, Paul'c Hdwre Lak" Cieanprgs-?* r<rl Cristvs. Freunds Dairy and W. L. Bldrs. tie with 10 Finance It At McHenry State Bank edical Mirror WHAT DOCTORS SAY ABOUT: Mmm for-; Tirei Hitters' • Polyps • Foreigm Bodies In Eara Q» Can m person be tired all Am-, time teithoui actually being? sick? The chUdrem [jet on my nerves and E feel like> throwing m she sponge* Amy utggeoiiona ?--Mrs, W. nam tr __ i AMMMg Q» I hare had hay fever for', •tes 25 years. At first I just! Mmeazed and had a runny nose, Lme? my nose felt full and dos0o7o remo&eeH aom& polyps. TSiio belpsd hut uozs tthey are bs&h eigain. So shss anisaual? A* No, this is more or less typical. Chronic irritation such as occurs in protracted cases of hay faver seems to favor formation of nasal polyps. The growths have a tendency to recur even when removed under the best circumstance ®. Surgeons go to great A. Check with your doctor to be pains m preventing recurrence suff n°£in8 * wrong physio but try as they may, about one cally. The odds are that you have Cnt of four cases eventually turn just run out of steam. In a study of 60 Cleveland mothers who complained of fatigue, only 12 -were found to have any organic disease. They often had financial worries and were burdened with housework, club work, fund up with more polyps. Q. What b the best way to move foreign bodies such as hmdas beans, etc. from, a child?* , ear? drives, children and pets. The "P10 danger'of foreign bodies doctors estimate that in terms of ,n the ear is mainly in their rework for the lady of the house, raoval. This ig often difficult if one puppy dog equals about IVi "le ch'M is nervous and unable children; a cat with kittens about hold the head perfectly still. 2 children. Tired but otherwise' A}' !R. all, it is best to let the healthy housewives were advised physician deal with the problem, to say "No" to new responsibilities. A new hat might help, said. Our prescription serrfce b based oa the physicians, especially if it is this policy -- The finest quality really fancy* A day off works wonders. See a show or go to a football game, or better still, let someone take the children out and you get a quiet day at home. drugs, dispensed by professional pharmacists at reasonable prices. Quality--Skill--Economy ... these are three good reasons for having your prescriptions filled here. Questions directed to Science Editors, P.O. Box 396, Madison Sq. Sta., N. Y. 10, N. Y. will be incorporated in these columns when possible. I e** DRUG STORE Johnsburg COSTUME DANCE SPONSORED BY COMMUNITY CLUB by Betty flettermann Not only will the young set have fun dressing up on Halloween but the grownups will also be given an opportunity to go "all out." The Johnsburg Community Club wishes to invite their members to bring along their friends and attend their Halloween masquerade dance next Saturday evening in the club hall.»It'isn't compulsory to come in costume but it can be so much more fun. Judging and grand march will be held at 10:15 sharp. A fine orchestra will take care o f t h e m u s i c p o r t i o n o f t h e evening, while the refreshment committee will take care of your wants in either liquid or solid form. See you at the dance next Saturday? Girl Scout and Brownie News At their recent meeting, the Girl Scouts of troop 408 worked in their respective groups following roll call and collect on of dues. At 4:15 a goodnight circle was formed by the ^i"ls and their leaders. Troop 295 are planning a not-ijcK luncheon which will take place this week. At the recent meeting the girls planned their menu. The luncheon will take place at Kathy Barth's home. Serving as cookie hostess for this meeting was Kathy Francke. During last week's meeting of troop 378, a discussion of f u t u r e p r o j e c t s w a s h e l d . Games and songs rounded out the afternoon. Jean Hettermann served her cookies to the troop. Lady Foresters Dress For Halloween Forty-five members of St. Agatha's Court No. 777 were on hand last Tuesday evening to participate in their Halloween fun. Father Anger, who was judge for the evening, had quite a hard time choosing a winner. After much deliberation he decided upon two Avhite bunnies,-who after Being unmasked, turned out to be Marilyn Thelen and Kathy Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. "Down and Out", who in real life are Alma Freund and Margaret Schtnitt and a ballerina type lady who turned out to be Evelyn Deidrich. Father Anger offered the opening prayer followed by the regular business meeting. After the meeting was brought to a close, the ladies played cards after which the committee served a most delicious lunch. During this particular meeting it was brought up that our court will sell candy again this year as we did last year. The candy will be packed in tins and will be some of the best chocolates available. The officers hope to have them at the :iext meeting and will be most happy to take your orders. Another item of interest for the next meeting will be the showing of motion pictures by chief ranger Marie Oeffling. She will show some movies from the conference and some from the recent Halloween party. Hospital Notes Young Judy Schaefer was sched-iled to enter the hospital last Friday to have her tonsils removed. We 'all hope she will Lp feeling real fine in the near future. Bernie Althoff entered the McHcnry hospital last week. Get well wishes are extended to him from all of us. to Don and Graee upon their new addition. Good Reason ^or ' Cautious Driving Each year on Halloween night, a steady stream of youngsters playing the wellknown game of trick or treat circulate through the town and neighboring subdivisions. Please exert all caution while driving it this time. The costume garbed youngsi^s may get a littie negligent about safety sc it is up to the gi'ownuos Trbe doubly protective. As in the past years, the rescue squad members will be putting red flares througiiort the town roads to u'.srt drivers. Please heed these flares and keep ail our children jfrom needless injury. ^ Sodality Welcomes New Members On their regular meeting -night last ^nonth the--Blessed Virgin Sodality welcomed thirty- three new members. The new members were accepted in a service performed by Father Anger in "St. John's church. The service was fol-. lowed by benediction and community singing. The ladies marched to the school hall where they held their regular business meeting. Cards were played following the meeting after which lunch was served The next Sodality meeting will be held on Nov. 11. Legal Son Number Three Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolf of Jak-Ana Heights welcomed their third son last week. The young fellow was born at the Woodstock hospital and tipped, the scales at 6 lbs. 1 oz. While | their mother is confined, the | two other Wolf boys are in Arlington staying with relatives. Congratulations are sent St. John's Home and School News The officers and members of St., John's Home and School association wish to extend an open inv?tat;cr. to fne rarisbioneers and their friends to attend their bazaar on Nov. 8. Donations of white elephant items, fancy goods, doll clothes, stuffed dolls, bak ?ry goods, and miscellaneous items will be greatly appreciated. Please contact M"s. Richard Fredrick in Sunnyside if you have any of the above mentioned items and wish to donate them. All items except the bakery goods can be brought to the next meeting of St. John's Homo and School association on Nov. 3 in the community c'ub hali. If you prefer you can sei d your donations * > Mrs. Fredrick or bring them to schcul. Bakery goods should be brought in on Nov. 8/ Don't forget the meeting on Nov. 3! ^Si'oiind The Town Mrs. Helen Pitzen was real happy to have her two sisters from California and Chicago visiting her recently. In spite of the inclement weather last weekend, Fred Durrenberg attended the annual Boy Scout Camporee. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michels and family and Mr. and Mrs Alvin Freund were in Alvida, Ohio for several days over last weekend to attend a wedding. On the way home the group stopped off to visit Clara's folks, the John Bugners. Also in Ohjo to attend the same wedding^-were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dehn and Richard May. Friends and relatives took over the care of the four youngsters while the Dehns were gone for the four days. 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