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Page Ten THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Wonder Lake WONDER WORKERS START NATIONAL 4-H WEEK SUNDAY •lane Duepy About 1.100 youlhs in Mr- Henry o. nfv will observe \Taijono.' 4- T week March 1hinuo:h 1»). They are among the 2.29R000 4-Hers belonging to 9.>.000 clubs throughout the USA. Illinois has an enrollment of 76.000. .. Amomr special 4-H week activity, banned for the Wonder Wo. is ihe members will observe 4-H Sunday by attending church. says .kathy Ahrens. importer f.n- the club. Flowers will be on the altars at Chrisl the Kinjr. "Nativity, and 'he Wonder Lake Bible .church. The club wilf ncain nay honor to the teachers at Harrison. On Thursday, March 5, they ;will attend a roller skating party in PTcIIenrv. Some meml> ers are looking forward to the electrical activity meeting on March 9. Friday. Saturday. March 10. ihe girls are having a bake sale at the former Dean's resale shop. There will be sonic delicioQs foods to choose from. Come and buy brownies, pie. homemade coffee cake, or bread. One of the highest aims is to si art a new 4-H club at Wonder l^ake. There are plenty of eligible girls but they <jeed leaders. If you would like to share your time with a very appreciative i^roup, call Jay Hansen at W.I,. 5162. Sharing honors with club member in all states will be nearly 310,700 men and women who serve as unpaid volunteer leaders and guide 4-H work in local communities throughout the fifty states and Puerto Rico. Students Follow Flight on Radio Another wonderful use for Harrison school's intercom was demonstrated last Tuesday morning when the entire stu- ; dent body was able to follow Lt. Col. Glenn's orbital ride from their classrooms with high fidelity reception. Other school news is that Mr. Thomas will be in Nevada, from March 4 to 8 attending the convention of the association for supervision and curriculum deve lopment. The theme of this seventeenth annual meeting will be "Correlating Educations Resources". Also on Harrison's agenda is the annual basketball roundrobbin elimination tournament to be held at Grant high school in Fox Lake this year. Games will be. played March 9 and 10, afternoon aMd evening. lek, Mrs. F. Higgins, Parti Parker, Ron nee Sommers, Pant Bethke, Kurt Weisenberger* Richard Lundborg and John Ducey. C of C Elects Officers James Robinson was reelected president of the Chamber of Commerce at the meet ing Thursday at the Kopper Kettle. Other officers are Jim Chadburn, vice-president: Mrs. Eldon Dioderich. recording secretary; Frank Higgins, corres ponding secretary: t>r. S. L. Ruggero. treasurer. At the next meeting March 29. which will be held at La- Greca's Lake View Inn. a representative from the Illinois Insurance Inspectors Bureau will speak giving a breakdown on fire insurance rates for residential and' business property at the Lake. L Hrart Sunday Mrs. E. F. Dornbush, captain of the Heart fund drive at the Lake, is grateful to all who willingly gave of their time and energy "to make door to door canvass Sunday. A total of Slli was collected. She was assisted by Louise Johnson and Greta Weisenb e r g e r . S u b d i v i s i r ; i w o r k e r s were Mrs. Walter Walitzer, Mrs. C. I. Johnson, Mrs. Earl Gustafson, Mrs. G. Elbersen, Mrs. H. Pliner, Mrs. M. Sel- Pinn 4-H Week , The Wonder- Worker 4-H Club discussed plans for National 4-H week at their meeting Mondav night at the home of Linda Kay Diedericb. Fol- Ipwine the reading of the minutes by secretary Patty Hansen and the treasurer's reoort by Ronnee Sommers, there was further discussion of the Share the Fun skit the group plans this year. The Wonder Workers are again being held responsible for Easter ^al tag day in Wonder Lake and Kathy Ahrens is chairman of the bagging. In other business Jackie Hansen was elected captain of the softball team. Kathy Sullivan gave a talk on "home safety", and Linda Kay demon s t r a t e d "white sauce", to conclude the evening. Wonderview Women Meet March 8 Attorney Frank Higgins will be a guest Thursday night, March 8. at the meeting of the Wonderview Women's club at the home of Mrs. Josephine Luciano, ,. 2902 Michael street, to answer any questions about the newly formed club charter. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. Teen age girls, 13 to 19, are also xvricome to this meeting to organize the Wonderview Juniorettes. You are asked to contact Mrs. Borta if you plan to come so that refreshment committee can plan accordingly. Tkawday, Mafch 1, 1962- C Nativity Lutheran Church News Lent will begin with Ash Wednesday services Wednesday evening, March 7, at 7:45 pjn., and will continue every Wednesday evening until Holy Week, with Commuhion on Holy Thursday and the Good Friday services. Let's begin the Lenten season with attending church 6n Sunday and the Wednesday evening services. Christ The King Church News April 1, 2, 4, and 6 a Pre- Cana Conference will be held at Christ the King for couples c o n t e m p l a t i n g m a r r i a g e t h i s year. For further information callx Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mis^k at W.L. 4461. The Altar and Rosary sodality wilj meet Thursday night, Smith's Alinement Service ELMER SMITH, Owner "Across from Ball Park In West McHenry" 1313 No. North Drive McHenry, 111. • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING • WHEEL BEARIMGS • BRAKES AND SHOCK ABSORBERS • MINOR AUTOMOTIVE REFMHS Phone EV 5-®?24 or 1W 5-4HSS SPECIALS ON ELECTRICAL MATERIAL For t- CONTRACTOR ELECTRICIANS -- USERS CASH & CARRY ONLY For Thursday, Friday 8c Saturday March 1. 2. & 3 With This Ad Prices Net -- No Phone or Mall Orders 14-2 Romex -- 250* Coil $ 5.95 12-2 Romex -- 250' Coil .$ 7.95 Romex-Conn. -- 10f§ Lot $ 3.75 1" Thin Wall -- i00* Lot .$10.45 Vi" EMT Conn. SS -- 100 Lot $ 3.95 Vi" EMT Coup. SS -- 100 Lot $ 4.95 14-2 BX -- 250' Coil $10.95 12-2 BX -- 250' Coil .* $15.00 100A-8 & M&R Switch -- 1 Lot $13.95 4" Square Box V2" KO -- 50 Lot $ 9.25 2V2" Gem Box V2" KO -- 50 Lot ...* $ 8.50 4" Pore Pull -- 10 Lot $ 2.95 4" Pore Keyless -- lOLol $ 1.75 IVA" Service Heads -- 10 Lot $ 5.50 HARDWARE SUPPLY 709 Tenth St. North Chicago, in March I. for their regular meeting. The Rosary will be recited at 8:15. Mrs. John Rice, president, hopes all the members will make a special effort lo attend this meeting. Gen Weisenberger has kindly consented to give a demons 1 ration. "Making a new spring bonnet". Coming events scheduled are the day of recollection and the spring card party Thursday. April 30. Ash Wednesday-- Lenten services will be at 7:30 p.m. Ashes will be distributed followed by Statiorts of the Cross and Benedict fon. this effort as it is begun. Beginning March 4 and each ^following Sunday we will meet at Mathew's hall, 7314 E. Hancock, at 5:30 p.m. and 6:45 j p.m. At 5:30 there will be Sun- .day school and 6:45 evening worship. The sermon will be j given by Rev. Robert Langdoi.. This program is sponsored i>v the First Baptist church of McHenry. Post 491 Baptist Fellewship Welcome to a new Baptist Fellowship. It is our desire "to see a church begin in the Wonder Lake community. Our prayer is that those un-onlisted Baptists and other conc e r n e d p e r s o n s w o u i d j o i n w i t h STUDY NEW CONSTITUTION A committee of student leaders has been appointed for the purpose of preparing a newconstitution that will provide ;< better basis for student government at MacMurray Coll e g e . S u g g e s t i o n s f r o m 1 h i l ly colleges vVill he considered. One of the six members selected is "H" Stincspring, • who represents the freshman class on the Student Senate. Our membership drive is slowly reaching 100 per cent, but it is apparent that it is a little too slow. To those members who have not as yet paid their 1962 dues, we urge them to do so. Our membership dinner is being held this coming Sunday, and in order to attend your dues must be paid up. Speaking of our membership dinner, everything is now in order. A delicious roast beef dinner will be served, and after the initiation ceremonies thci-c will be music for dancing. Don't forget this coming Sunday evening. Dinner will be served promptly at 5 p.m. Bring your wife or" lady friend. We have quite a few lost articles being held at the Legion home. If the losers will identify these articles they will be returned to them. Cojj&idering the weather, there was a wonderful turnout for the Viscounts' color guard contest which was held on Feb. 18. Everyone present was thrilled by the precision drilling shown by these marvelous corps. Our own Viscounts and newly formed Vikettes gave excellent exhibition^ At this time, let us give bur congratulations to the newly formed Lakemoor drill team which appeared on exhibition for the "first time. They showed that, they have the makings of a first class team. It has been reported that Ernie Schroeder, who has been on the srek list, is now recovering. We are glad to hear this, Ernie, and hope that we will be seeing you around very soon. Tom Birmingham' Be Wise Use The Classifieds "We cannot expect the Americans to jump from TC5pitalism to Communism. However, we can assist their elected leaders in giving Americans small doses of Socialism until they suddenly awake tb find they have Communism." -- Khrushchev FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE Sj&USAflRS • DELICIOUS HICKOtjtY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 82 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRITE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Root® 120 • Just Eant of Route 12 - Volo, HI. 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