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Thursday, January 1, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Nine Wonder Lake START SERVING HOT DOGS AGAIN AT HARRISON iane Ducey ----__ 'Jhe long awaited Serving of hot dogs on Thursday at Harrison school will start Jan. 14, it was announced at the executive board meeting Monday. The kitchen is now available to. the ways.and means committee to warm the wieners and prepare them foi serving during the lunch periods. The P.T.A. hopes to meet its budget with the profit from the saw of hot dogs this year, even though getting-off to a late sta^t because the addition to the school ..was not finished on time. Monies raised are tfsed to provide refreshments at the, monthly meetings, sponsor a' Brownie Scout troop, contribute to the PTA teacher scholarship program, which recruits teaahers for our area, send two deflates to the State convention to train leaders for PTA work,' and. cover operating expenses, at Dixon and put it. under the tree. ' Christinas Park Meeting Bobcat awards were given to the following Cub Scouts at the December meeting of the Pack held at Harrison school on the twenty-first: Brain McCafferty^ John Sorenson, Terry Waltze ™ Donald Sturm. Robert Ruggero, Robert Bird, Vincent Alicoate, Allen Matheson, Raymond Pearson, Robin Ruzicka, Larry Cristy. Richard Parker. M i c h a e l P i c k i u m , M i c h a e l Burns, Edward Coughlin. Francis Stromski, Thomas Mrowka. Robert Luna, and Steve Bry- SOfl. s Woif badges were awarded to TcJfc' Zandier, Brain McCafferty, Tom McMillan, Martin Burns, and James Ruggero. Bear badges went to Sam Lamont and George Burns. Lion badges were awarded to Chester Hood and John Doherty. Gold Arrows were earned by BUI Wines, John Doherty and j Chester Hood. Silver Arrows i were awarded to Bill Wines, George Burns, and Allen Jones. I ^f\e awards were made by | Jim Robison and John Doherty ' in the absence of Cubmasfer \ Sam Lamont. Pointing up that j "giving" is better than "re-H e e i v i n g " , . e a c h C u b s c o u t I brought a gift for the children j BGN'TADS) ! • ANTI FREEZE j THIS YEAR... PTA Meets Tuesday The ,,second Harrison Parent Teacher forum in the series titled, "Fears of Children" will be under consideration when the group meets Tuesday, Jan. 12 in the old PTA. or band room, at Harrison school. Dr. Herbert Ratner, public health director of Oak Park, will, again lead the discussion. A film will be shown first, presenting a picture of anxieties and harmful fears and the re action of the child to the situation. _ Dr. "Ratner has been conducting these forum-type discussions for the general public in Oak Park !>>r a period of nine years. His doctorate :s in medicine and he is the father of three children. Hostesses for the evening will be the kindergarten room mothers. 1 _ Benefit Marian Central High Mrs. Jasper Indeliato has announced that Marian Central high school profiled by $22.30 as the result of her enterprise. Wonder Laker First Sam Absher came in first in the Men's division driving his Austin Healy Sprite in the Cymkhana held at Crystal Lake Sunday and sponsored by the Lake Region Sports Car club.: A limited* number of memberships are still avaliable in the club. Contact Dr. Edgar Peaslee of McHenry for informaLon. announce that1 the fund .raising was a success. v • ) Congratulations^ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Matheson of Wooded Shores ares the happy parents of a 6 lb., 5 oz. boy born at 6 a.m Monday Dec. 28, at Memorial hospital. Eight year old Allen and Susan, age 9, are at home to welcome t h e baby. Maternal grandfather is ^.Howard Olson, also of Wooded Shores. arrangements. "Community projects such as this help us to work and grow together", Rev. Schroeder said. Christmas Day Tradgedy Tradgeciy struck the Al Horn family Christmas day when i Mrs. Horn's brother, Erwin G. i Heinz, was killed in an auto ; accident on Route 31. on his i way to spend Christmas at Wonder Lake. Other Wondei Lake survivors are his mother, j Mrs. Bertha Heinz, who re- ' sides with the Horns, and ; George Dickman, a brother, j The fatality occurred when I the driver of the oncoming car I .swerved into the path of Heinz f and crashed head-on; , | ' Previous news in the Horn household was the announcej rnent of the engagement of Dij ane *Tabor, daughter of Mr. and fMrs. Nick Tabor of McCullom Lake to Al. Jr., at a party held Dec. 19. They plan a September wedding. Altar Guild Meets at Parsonage The Altar Guild of Nativity- Lutheran church will ..meet ; Wednesday evening Jan. 13, at 8, . and all ladies are invited. • Work on the paraments for the new church will be continued, | and a special program has been arranged in addition. I The Chicago Conference of | the United Lutheran church I women will hold its annual i workshop Saturday, Jan. 16, at Edgebrook Lutheran church, starting at 10 a.m. Anyone who | would like to attend should j contact! Mrs: Ruth Sanke, pres- ; ident of the Nativity "Women of the. Church". Little League to Get Underway Little League president Paul Marke, will shortly call a-meeting of Little LeagUers, at which time officers for 'he coming year will be ejected. Time and place will be announced in advance. Mr. Mr.rke also wishes to thank all those who worked Ori the recent benefit for the boys in Liitle League, and to Nativity Lutheran Church' News "Greatness in Youth" is the sermon topic chosen by Rev. Burton Schroeder for the 8 and 10:45 worship services Jan. 10. On this first Sunday after the Epiphany, or presentation of our Lord, we celebrate the season of the Visitation of the Wise Men. Pastor Schroeder is grateful to everyone who helped to make the first annual Epiphany Twelfth Night service the fine event that it was. Many people in the community took part in the service, and the men of the fire department made available their grounds and took care of many of the BOLGER'S THE MAGAZINE STORE The Largest Selection Of The Best Magazines In Town 1 ...without first having your radiator cleaned and repaired i Ami-freeze in « leaky or clogged radiator is money wasted. Our modern Factory Method clean* ing and repairing --• checked by our In* l a n d FLO-TEST M a c h i n e -- little -- protects you* •nti-freezel UNITED MOTORS WARRANTY Adams Bros. Repair In Rear of Selling's "66" Service 8g£e. Elm St. McHenr» EVergreen 5-0783 Saturday Evening Post Is In Our Store Every Tuesday Afternoon OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF POCKET BOOKS, AND CONDENSED NOVELS INCLUDES THE BEST SELLERS "EXODUS" AND CI ON THE BEACH" B0LGERS drugstore 103 S. CHreen St. EV 5-450A I'se The Free Green Street Parking Area Bible Church News The Young People's Group at the Bible church will be going to Barrington Saturday night Jan. 9, to hear Dr' Bob Cook, speaker at the Youth For Christ meeting there. Also on the program will be a male quartet made up of members of , the : Wheaton College football team. The group will meet at the Bible church at 6:45 p.m. Paul Friederichsen will be the speaker at the Sunday morning service Jan. 10. Mr. Friederichsen auu his wife served as missionaries in the Philippine Islands during World War II. and have many inspiring stories to . tell. Christ the King Church News Rev, James Vanderpool has asked all the parishioners to commemorate the Feast of th^ Holy Family Sunday, Jan. 10, by receiving Holy Communion together as a family. Next week will he Catholic family week., - • , . Special 'confirmation classes 'for persons of high school age and older are being arranged. Anyone who has not been confirmed should call the Rectory. W.L. 2561. so that arrangements can be made for this spocial class. The bi-weekly meetings ol the C.F.M. will resume this week on Wednesday and Monday. Religiqus instruction for children will resume Sunday. Jan. 10, jE|fter the 9 a.m. Mass. Altar and Rosary Socijety All the ladies of the parish are invited to attend the Altar and Rosary meeting tonight. Thursday, Jan. 7, at 8 p.m. in the parish hall. Mrs. Charles Pike, newly elected, president, will talk over plans for the coming year. Refreshments will be served. president, extends an invi taction to any new men in the j parish and all the old members i to come and get together to I make a ically good start for a ; successful year of working for !the church. J | ... Y.C.S. The Young 'Christian stu- . dents will have their first j meeting of the year tonight, i Thursday, Jan. 7, at Christ the ! King school from §, to 9 p.m. < Rev. William Peterson, moder- | ator, urges all high school | youth to attend these meetings for their spiritual benefit. AVERAGE AUTO INSURANCE RATES TO DROP IN 1960 Holy Name Society The men of the parish will have their first meeting of the year at. the. home of John Gustek in Indian Ridge, next Thursday night, Jan. 14. al 8:30 p.m. Ernest Schultz, vicepresident. promises an evening of fine entertainment and social enjoyment. Gerald Palko, newly elected ED'S RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4125 SEEKS COURT SEAT Circuit Judge Roy J. Solfisburg, Jr., 43, Aurora Republican, has announced he will seek his party's support for a seat on the Illinois Supreme Court. Republicans . in the twelye Counties of the 6th Supr& t^^Bpurt District will meet early in March, 1960 to select a nominee to oppose a Democratic nominee similarly chosen. At the present time the high .office is held by Justice Charles H. 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