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(T&ursdky, llay 3, l§i& r EALER Pa$# SevenMGH %> Sunnyside Estates EASTER HOLIDAY OBSERVED BY MANY FAMILY REUNION Joan Waiczynski - 385-3105 Hope everyone enjoyed their Easter' holiday. I know the children enjoyed their small vacation from school. Heard from some of the folks about their Easter doings. Marge and Harpld Palmer and children, Cathy, Sherwood, Marty and Larry, spent the day in Wheeling at Marge's sister's home; Jean and Earl Eaton. Besides the ,Eatons own four children, those attending were Grandma and Grandpa Giannini and Uncle Joe. They had a most enjoyable day full of fun and laughs. When they returned home they dropped in at the Jerry Olsen residence for a little while to round out the day. . Millie and George Kropf hosted an Easter dinner enjoyed by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Becvar and Mr. and Mrs. Max Kropf, as well as Mil's sister, Vi Crane. Their son, Ray, and houscguest, Lill Michaelson and son, Tom, were also present. Needless to say, all spent a lovely, filling day. Shirley and Mel Simmons had company over Easter weekend. Shirl's mom, Mrs. Lillian Hillman, and Shirl's sister, Mrs. Bernice Farina, and her two children came out on Saturday. They worked hard, ate good and had a fine time. The Simmons children, Ciniiy and Buster, enjoyed it most of all. Helfcn and Keith Wegner entertained Keith's three brothers for the weekend. „ What to Chicago to Grandma Walczynski's house for dinner. Stan's sister and her husband, Aida and Stan Zmudzki (with whom Grandma Waiczynski makes^ her home) played host to the Waiczynski and Anderson families. The Andersons include Janet, Jim, Steve and Mary-Jo. Along with the Zmudzki children, Susan, Pegearly. As it turned out La- Verne spent Easter Sunday, as well as the following week, in McHenry hospital. She got extremely ill Saturday night and was taken to the hospital, where, through the course of tests and x-rays they discovered that she had an infection in her pelvic region. Grandma Johnston stayed on to take Wonder Lake NEW REPORTER WRITES COLUMN FOR WONDER LAKE Gloria Coughiin - W. L.5639 To those of you who thought iy and Bobby, this makes quite ; care of the four children, but a cfowd. day. We had a wonderful Arrival The Mischke family got a lovely gift for Easter. The birth of a son on Good Friday at 10:56 p.m. The name chosen for this 6 lb., 7 oz. bundle of joy is Kirk Edward. The proud parents, Bunny and John, were happy to hove Grandma Mischke come out over the weekend and iak£ over the home front with entile miss Bobby and Eri^, offering their able assistance. Mother and baby are home now and doing just fine. Congratulations to all of you! Travelers Cliff Sabby returned from her spur of the moment vacation trip and tells me it was just grand. She and her sister, Juanita Rivrud, and Cliffs I daughter, Inez Wilke, made J the t^fp by car to New Orj leans just to sight see and then I on to Fort Worth, Texas, j where they visited with Cliff's I two nieces and families, Margaret and Ralph Brown and Loretta and Jake Meink was just grand, she said, but there's no place like home. Another traveler in our midst was Miss Linda Janicki. She, along with approximately as David said "you been gone | too long already, Mom." ! Cathy Palmer was another | gal who spent a few days in i the hospital. This was not as unexpected however. Cathy went .in for a tonsillectomy and is home now and doing ' fine. Little Robert Von Oepen, just two months old, is anoth- ; er one in our midst who required a hospital stay. He had an upper respiratory infection : and was in the hospital in ordel- to keep it from going into pneumonia. This was why Daddy Ernie stayed home with , him so Gloiia could attend her ; folk's silver anniversary celebration. ^ Young Eric Mischke got himself a cracked collar bone just before the holiday. No cast or sling was needed, just a watchful eye so that he wouldn't fall and injure it further. Happy Occasions Birthday greetings go to Lois Anderson on May 4; on May 5 they go to Jack Davis and Debra Fuqua who will be five years old. On May 7 Martin Williams celebrates his nalt j tal day and May 8 is shared by three gentlemen, Bud Kennebeck, Wally Roy and Kenny Bott, who will be seven years old. Happv birthday, one and a l l ! with the company being all j ninety-seven other juniors and , No anniversaries this week. male, Helen spent most of her time in the kitchen, I'm afraid, but then don't we all. Looks like you'll have to get those three boys married off to get some female company, Helen. Children, Steve, Kathy and Caril, enjoyed the company and the holiday. LaVerne and Kelly Noah held their Easter dinner on Saturday evening, since,, Kelly had to work on Sunday, Resides their four children, Debbie, Donna, Diane and David: LaVerne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston, and her sister, Joan, came out to spend a long weekend. Another dinner guest was LaVerne's aunt, Anna Bushfield from Mc- Cullom Lake. It's a good thing dinner was held on Saturday, tat* I'll tell you why later on in the colmun. Gloria Von Oepen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roman Paszkiet, celebrated their silver wedding I Catherine .Dehn. anniversary on Easter Sunday J tending to help with a dinner and reception for seniors from high school, made a five-day trip down to New Orleans, La., and Biloxi, Miss., where they visited any number of historical places. The adults who chaperoned this group enjoyed it just as much j seeins as the 'teens did. Linda said : the trip was wonderful but tiring and it was real rous^h getting up for school Wednes- : day morhing. since they had ; just returned home Tuesday k evening. What a wonderful op- I portunity for these young ( folks to see part of our coun- ] try in this manner. ! Signing Off I honestly did expect more phone calls this week with Easter doings and all. So, if it that I write about the same ones all the time, it's because they are the ones I hear from. So. call me and see your name in print. 'Bye now„ approximately seventy people. The date of the anniversary was April 17, but since it fell during the Lenten season the celebration was postponed until Easter. After the delicious dinner, there was music and dancing and Gloria tells me even little Ernie and Marty were doing the Twist. The Paszkiet s received numerous gifts in keeping with the silver theme. One of the no\yl ideas • were a set of dishes and on each plate was attached a silver dollar. Gloria's sister, Elaine, also presented the folks with a money t r e e ' made with silver coins. Gloria attended the celebration with the two oldest boys and Ernie stayed home with the youngest, Robert. The Waiczynski family spent the day most happily. As usual, it started off with an Easter egg hunt. When all but one egg had been found, things started to get frantic, because Daddy c o u l d n ' t remember where the Easter Bunny told him he had hidden them all. It was finally found amid squeals and yells and poor lit- " tie Paul just sat there in his jumper chair looking from one '"to the other as though we had all just lost our minds. We then dressed up for church and it was real nice to attend Mass altogether again, since we've been going in shifts. On the way home frim church we dropped into visit Grandma and Grandpa Holtfodt. Upon returning home, we had a snack and got ready to drive Girl Seonts Troop 295 held their weekly meeting at the home of Leader Marge Barth. They completed their display for the Neighborhood F a i r and .had birthday cake in honor of Mrs. Earth's birthday the following day. the cake being baked by Mothers *atwere Gail Long, Helen Kobus and Valerie Patterson. Sii-k List Now I'll let you in on why it was a good thing the Noahs had their Easter dinner a dav DR. HENRY OPTOMETHIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) ETE8 EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS DOURS: DAILY 9 TO IS A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO mu COUN1T11Y MABES SAUSAGES® DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS LEAN mCEOKY SMOKE® BACON 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 - Just East of Route 12 - Volo, I1L Phone EVergraaa 5-6260 ( V £ + For Ley + For C@mpfi@te S@l©eti®ns ' + For Qpen Display Shopping + For Qyiek S@lff-S@rviee Prescription department approved by American Apothecaries Assn. W© give Double S & H Green Stamps with prescriptions. 73?rnkteumW Bi m Millstream Drugs mir Walgreen Agency Township of McHenry on the J County Board of Supervisors. Out of town guests included members of the County Board of Supervisors, Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderveen; Mr. and , Mrs. Roscoe Glenn; Mr. and . Mrs. L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. A. Adams. The Town the lake overflowed and we all , ^oaid of Auditors was repre- , drowned. It didn't and we are j s^nted by. Mr. and Mrs. Arnstill very much alive. Just lost | Rauen; Joseph Sullivan; , otir correspondent for a few | • ;in<^ Mrs. Harry Frcund; , weeks. I won't pretend to be „?wn Mr. and Mrs. H. , another Dorothy Kilgallen be- j waiter Anderson, Justice of : cause I'm not, but on the oth er hand I'll bet that Dorothy doesn't know fifteen different ways to disquise a basket of ironing and I do. I'll be happy the Peace. Mr. and Mrs. Char les Adams. County Road Com- 1 missioner, Mr. and Mrs. Char- i les Miller and County Asses- j sor. Mr."* and Mrs. L. Bacon. | to include anything you'd like j )v;'ny and FI° *at a* * beauti- ; to contribute to the column, fu">' decorated head table sui- | (Well, maybe not just any- , roundpd b>' money trees, beau- ! thing.) if you'll just call Won-, '®^u' "ifts and fond friends der Lake 5659. Some of today's news may seem a little dated but since we've been out of print for awhile there are a few things you might have missed. HIGHWAY SAFETY \ I'KOUKtli \Lt. Gov. Samuel H. Shapiro last week called for public support of Gov. Otto Kernel's "action" program for highway safety. In an address at the opening session of the Illinois Traffic Court conference at Northern Illinois university, he said the real test of the success of our efforts to reduce traffic accidents will be determined by the extent to which local communities adopt and implement the recommendations contained in the "action program" at the grass roots level. "Slogans, gimmicks and drives yield no lasting benefit." he said. "The real remedy lies in a balanced program, fully used by public officials and fully supported by the public on a continuing basis." and had a very happy anni- • versary. Vacationers • Mr. and Mrs.- Muss Hansen of Wonder Center and six of their seven children spent Among the Sick Easter vacation touring Flor- Get-well wishes to Mrs. I ida. They drove down in their Mary Audino, Mrs. James La- j trailer and camped out along i Greca and Mrs. Vi Kopp. ! the way at several state parks. , -- j Camping trips are getting to Receives Award 1 l>e quite popular out our way. Carl Walker, student at the | Jay and Muss Hansen say it's University of Illinois, son of the best way to travel with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker of i children. Other camp-out en- Indian Ridge recently received j thusiasts are Pat and Ed Gal- i the Huff Award, for 2 years j las, Grace and John Markel. ' of high scholastics and an ath- j Dr. and Mary Ruggero. Pat ( letic letter. Congratulations, j C.allas had a birthday recently i Carl, and a great big pat on | and her most welcome gift was the back to your mom and dad. j a two-room tent. In July, Mr. * and Mrs. Jack Van Kanegon , Sodality Meets are going to join us and along , The Altar and Rosary sodali- with eleven children, two tents , ty of Christ the King church and several hundred tranquilreported their card party was I izers. we too are going to a huge success. Thursday eve- j "Take to the open road". ning. May 3, at 7:30 Ihey will j have their pnnual pot-luck din- j Memorial Hospital ' ner followed by the election of , Auxiliary News officers. A 1 1 memlwrs are l The Sew and Sews met at urged to attend. This-.usually ' the home of Mrs. Tony Weretproves to^ be one of the best ; ka in McHenry, Thursday, meetings of the year. April 26. This group meets once a month to sew on artl- Hotior Parents ' eles to be sold at Memorial Miss Donna Mae Dean, the ! hospital auxiliary luI'1 and Pearl Mosta of the younger : thrift shop. The busy workeis set, proved herself worthy of j Thursday afternoon were Mest l ^ e t i t l e Saturday e v e n i n g . I dames Harold Wohnradc. W i l - April 29, when she surprised 1 Ham Fiala. I.irry Fuhrc-r^ Ted, her mother and dad. Wall and'j Eltoft, Ray 'Sullivan'; Ed Mu- Flo Dean, on their twenty- i chow, Don Swanson and the Robert Kiddell had high scores. - Other players were Miss Mary ; Polerecky, Mesdames Ed Gallas, Sr.; George Street, Joseph Lundborg. Larry Fuhrer, Lincoln Koch, Tony Weretka and ! James "Kinzie. I Baby Shower 1 The coming event at the Tom McMillan household was hearlded by two different ' groups during the last month. Brownie Troop 265 surprised their leader Mrs. Dolores Mc- > Millan with a baby shower. The Brownies brought beautiful gifts for the expected baby. : A couple of weeks later the Canasta Club entertained Dolores at the home of Mrs. j Irene Poedtke. She received a car bed and a case of baby food. i P.T.A. Convention j The P.T.A. convention which j was held in Springfield April 10. 11 and 12. had two delegates from Wonder Lake. Mrs. Edwin Bell, president of the ; Harrison School P.T.A. and Mrs. Richard Pickrum, treasurer. The ladies reported that thej^ found it to be education, exhausting and exciting. They will give a complete report of their trip at the next P.T.A. 1 meeting, Tuesday, May 8. Since they were the only delegates I present from fhe McHenry school district. any other members of local PtT.A. groups 1 who would be interested in hearing what transpired at the convention are cordially invit- , ed to attend our meeting. basket. Not one child went I home empty handed as each ' one received a dixie cup and a bag of potato, chips. Elect President At the meeting of the Harrison school board Tuesday, April 24. Dr. S. L. Ruggero was elected president. Offer Sympathy Our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Richard Ruzicka and her family of Wooded Shores, on the death of her father, William Ballard. Many Wonder- Lake friends traveled to Hinsdale to pay their respects. Traveler Returns Welcome back to Mrs. Ruth M. Redman recently returned to Her home in Dee]) Spring Woods. She will spend the summer in Wonder Lake. Girl Scout News Sunday afternoon the Girl Scouts and Brownies of Kachina Neighborhood Council held a rededication ceremony at Mathews Hall. They rededicated themselves to the Girl Scout movement in observance of. the fiftieth year of Girl Scouting. This program was under the direction ot Mrs. Donald Zeek. Mrs. Fern Pactow, Neighborhood Chairnjan, welcomed everyone and received the "Dimes for Daisy". The girls then served cake and coffee. The following troops took part in the ceremony, 318, 494. 495, 201, 380, 265, 168, 120, 43.'}, 519 and 51S. TWO LICENSES REVOKED, FOUR OTHERS SUSPENDED Two driver licenses hav^ef^ been revoked by the office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpcntier. Thoy are Theodore N. Bryson of Harvard and George O. Col born, Jr.. of Anne street. McHenry, both for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions w ere ordered for William D. B a r r e t t of Spring Grove. Angelo H. Cer.va and Donald E. West man of Woodst<x*k and Henry A. Sehinttsen of Cary, all for three violations. Probationary permits were issued to John H. Blanner of Woodstock, Kenneth C. Busch of Fairview. McHenry, and William P. Sonnenberg of Algonquin. Be Wise Use The Classifieds f i f t h a n n i v e r s a r y . A n i g h l club ! atmosphere prevailed at Math- 1 ews hall complete with candle- , light, music and entertainment. 150 friends, relatives and , neighbors enjoyed a buffet ' supper. The entertainment tn- • eluded a "Can Can" worthy of the Moulin Rouge, danced by • Uonee Sommers. A wonderful acrobatic act by Paula Parker and a song by Patti Hansen who proved herself a potential "D orothy Sha y". Chuck Schlottman did a good job of ! providing the music. Mr. Dean is assistant supeirisor for the PROFEJfiOnP DIRECTORS' EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE fire, Auto, Farm ft Life In* Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When You Need Insurance ol Any Kind Phone EVergreea 6-0043 or 5-0§53 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, ID DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1286 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-0186 Res. Phone: EV 5-6191 Hours: Daily 9:80 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. Evenings 6:80 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesday* Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-62 hostess. That evening Mrs. Vic Milbrandt entertained the Canasta flub, a benefit card playing group donating to the auxiliary 'building fund. Mesdames George Pugh. Ted Eltoft and Residence Chances Mr. and Mrs. John Kremer rccqntly moved to a new home in Schaumburg. Their many' friends in W. L. will miss them. We hated to see them ;.;0 but we wish them the best of luck in their new home. Oakwood Shares would like to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sehau who moved into their new home over the weekend. Hud and his vprettv wife. Jarkie, are former residents of Highland Shores. Eiister Ecc. Hunt The residents,' of Wonder Woods acknowledge the kindness of Mr. and' Mrs. Awe. They conducted a rousing Easter egg hunt and personally colored over 200 eggs. Seventy children from Wonder Woods and White Oaks Bay attended. Both of the nine winners received a lovely Easter HAYING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION PI Tour AuthorizedI Rf-fTi Automatic Transmission SptthHsi 0R6-WARMER ADAMS REPAIR SHOP 3102 N. Chapel Hill Rd. McHenry Plone: 385-0434 McHenry Plymouth salesmen invite you to SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment .... IN A PLYMOUTH FOR 32 2 Miles South on 81 Ph. EVergreen 5-0fli5O 8-62 3720 W. Elm St. Jewel Shopping Plaza GORDON E; SERGANT Registered Professional Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts , Water Supply Programs Richmond 419$ Vt Mile South of Rt> 12 on Johnsburg - Wilmot Road 6-62 DR. LEONARD L. 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