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Page Twenty-Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 16, 1962 Wonder Lake LOCAL GROUP ATTENDS RADIO SHOW AND FAIR Mary Lou Hartog - A Ray group of about thirtyeitfhl ladies met at the local firehouse on Wednesday morning Aug. 8 and hoarded a chartered bus bound for Chicago. Members of Ihe Wonder Lake Garden Club and the Ringwood-Wonder Lake Home Bureau and their guests went 1o McCormiek Place as guests of Ihe Don McNeil Breakfast i Club. After the radio show , and lunch ihcy all attended; ihe International Trade Show. j Kvcryone reported a day well ; spent and from the clatter on the bus 'coming home I think they all had a wonderful time. This is only one of a number of trips these clubs sponsor and '<?ach one of them has been a worthwhile trip. j One of the group, Betty Fi- , a la, did not return with the j others but took a bus to New. York to visit her sister for! a few weeks. ' Lost Column ? ? ? A word , to all you folks who called last week asking | where our W.L. news was. It ! was there on page 5. I had 1 1o hunt for it too but finally found it. It just goes to show j we're creatures of habit. We are all used to looking in a ; certain section for the news ; and last week it was printed , in a different section. I'm I flattered so- many people read the column. The calls were1 coming in all evening asking j what happened. Next time you j can't find it just check thru; the other sections. It'll be there somewhere. Williams - Bukovsky Wedding Miss Faith Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams of Seminole t)rive, and William Bukovsky of Wonder Lake were married at noon on Saturday Aug. 11 at Christ the King church. Rev. James Vanderpool officiated at the ceremony. Details of the wedding on the society page. bowling league needs bowlers. You don't have to be a good bowler -- just a good sport. They aren't out to win any great honors. They say they're just out to have a lot^ of fun and inexperienced bowlers are welcome. They bowl at Johnsburg on Monday nights at 7:30. They start their season Sept. 10. Anyone interested call Harriet Wilson, 653-7681. 4-H Achievement Night Honors Go To Local <iirls On Monday, July 30, the Ringwood Sunshine1 Girls, Junior Wonder Workers, Wonder Workers, and the Wonder Lake Top Cats held their 4-H Achievement meeting in Ringwood. There were many exhibits the girls proudly displayed. Ronee Sommers gave her speech which she will give at the state fair, and the girls who have been so diligently working on sewing projects had a dress revue. Donna Smelzer, Kathy Ahrens. and Patty and Bobbie Hansen gave their cooking demonstration. Then came those hectic days at the fair. Speaking for the Jxihior Wonder Workers and the Wonder Workers. I can only say our community should be very proud of these energetic young people. Girls in first year sewing who received blue ribbons were Pam Gabel, Debbie1 Sturm, Mary Lee Wight, Connie Abel, Roberta Ahrens and Joyce Young. For second year skirts blue ribbons went to Susan Olsen. Kristine Weisenberger and Sara Wright. The advanced sew-ers who received blue ratings were Bobbie Hansen and Pam Young. Jackie Hansen received a blue ribbon and also received a dress revue pin which means she was one of the twenty-five finalists to be judged to go to state fair. Too bad you didn't make it, Jackie. In foods the girls also did an excellent job. Girls receiving blue ribbons for their snickerdoodles were Mary Lee Wight and Sara Wright. Sue Olsen had a blue for drop biscuits, Linda Kay Diedrich had a blue rating for a foundation cake, t and Donna Setzler for her nut1 Lakeland Park THEATRICAL CLUB SPONSORS FUN FAIR AT BEACH Gloria Flannfgan - 385-4710 Barbara Menrer - 885-4886 The Lakeland Park theatrical club will be having a fun fair at the East beach on Saturday, Aug. 25, and Sunday, Aug. 26. Watch for further details on this event in this column. sus L&Reiswd ParK fit Wonder Lake - 3 p:ntv Dues Now Payablie Those of you who have forgotten about the second quarter garbage dues they were due on Aug. 1. So please get it to your clock captain as soon as possible. Schedule for All Star flames Aug. 18 - McCullom Lake versus Lakeland Park at Lakeland Park - 3 p.m. Aug. 1$ - All Stars versus Coaches following Mothers playing the All Stars. First game at 1 p.m. Aug. 26 Wonder Lake verbread. Jackie Hansen took a blue for her yeast rolls and Patty Hansen a blue for her table setting and menu for meat in your meals. Patty also received the rosette award which is tops for her class. And speaking of "Grand Champions" which is what the rosette award is, Jackie Hansen received a rosette in photography. Pam Young received a blue ribbon in Baby Sitting Exhibit. and Ronee Sommers, Patty and Bobbie Hansen took firsts in flower arranging. Donna Mae Dean and Kristine Weisenberger received 100 ratings for their flower arrangements and are alternates for state fair. Bobbie Hansen is going to state fair as a delegate for foods demonstration. Kathy Ahrens also received a blue ribbon for her demonstration and would also have been a delegate if she hadn't been one for two years in succession. I'd say "Hat's off and three rousing cheers to these girls for a job well done." Standings Pirates and Sox tied for first place winning twelve games and losing three. Cubs won nine and lost six, Qrioles won six, lost nine, Tigers won four, Braves won two, lost thirteen. A play off game some time this week was to be held to determine the winner. Community House Schedule Monday, Aug. 20 - 7:30 p.m. pack meeting; Tuesday, Aug. 21 - 9 to 1 Dancing Classes - 7:30 p.m. Boy Scout meeting; Wednesday, Aug. 22 - 7:30 Little League meeting. Call Jo Rizzo 385-2728. Get Well Wishes Get well wishes to Mary BaTle who is still in the McHenry hospital. BTue Bundles Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fergen of 1904 North Avenue are the proud parents of a little boy. They chose the name of Randy for this 7 lb. 9 oz. fellow. He made his first appearance on Sunday, Aug. 12 at the Mc- Henry hospital. Equally happy as Mom and Dad are brother and sister,& LSrry and Karen. Congratulations! Rae and Del Burns are the proud parents of a baby boy born Aug. 6 at the Harvard hospital. Delbert John the third weighed in at 10 lbs. 3 oz. and was 21 inches long. Eagerly waiting his arrival at home were brothers, Billy, who is eight and Larry, who is six, and sisters, Sharon, who is four, and Terrie, who is two. Rae's mother, Mrs. Bergen, has come from Chicago to give her a helping hand. Belated Birthday Wishes A belated happy birthday to Pat Richardson who chalked up another year on Aug. 9 and to Jacqueline Richardson who was all of one year old on the eleventh of August. Sorry we missed your birthdays. Birthday Doings There was a double birthday celebration at the Stoltz home last Saturday evening. It war for Kieth Stoltz' fifth birthday and the following day Aug. 12 was his brother Todd's second birthday. Mom Stoltz had in* vited the Scheadels over for supper and afterwards there was a huge cake for them both. On Aug. 2 a sweet Sixteen surprise party was given for Elaine Pi&secki at the com* munity house. Present at' this party was Mr. and Mrs. A. Piasecki, Mr. and Mrs. Gierte Kraszkiewicz, Mrs. Connie Parisi, Marge Parisi, Tony Adams, Jim Kujak, Barb Murphy, Tony Megnans, Marion IJarte; Rollie Koerper, Gertny Adiams, Beverly Grote. Mike Mc- Enery, Linda and Roy Watson, Maureen Linnane, Lorraine Glover, Doris and Dorothy Rehberg, Rae Chadwich, Doug Toussairit, Carol Scharinga Judy Riening, Ken Owens, Bistty Becker, Sandi Bucaro, Jim Neff, Donna Bucaro, Sylvia Rolla, Terry Smale, and Jim Kosier. Barbecues were served along with popcorn, potato chips and coke. A good time was had by all. Alan Meurer celebrated his eighth birthday last Friday, Aug. 10, with lunch being selVed to Butch Morgenson, Don Prazak, Chuck and Kathy Campo, Petey Kasper and his brother, John, and sisters, Linda and Shirley. After lunclv cake and ice cream cones were* enjoyed by all. On Sunday the Meurer family went into Maywood where grandma and grandpa Meurers, aunt Laura Peters and cousins, Tootie, Billy and Laura Blum and Debbie, Janice and Wade Ellis all helped to celebrate Alan's birthday again. Attends Bridal Shower Mary Anne Dettmer attended a bridal shower last Wednesday, Aug. 8 for her sister, Helen LaMagdaleine. It was held in Mundelein and was quite a surprise for Helen. Attends Baby Shower Sue Grizely attended a baby shower in Meadowdale in honor'of Vivian Steele. It was given by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Marjr Williams: She" received" many lovely gift& .Attends Dinner and Show The Legion of the Moose members attended a wonderful steak dinner and show held in a well known restaurant in Marengo last Sunday, Aug. 12. Those attending from Lakeland Park were the Bpttaris, the LaCastros, Bujaks, the Shabows and the H^ggelands. They all report they had a terrific time. Beach Picnic "*• Jan Kozy, Toots Gerstad, Shirley George; Marilyn Bohl. Barbara Meurer and all of their children participated in a beach pichic at McCullom Lake beach last Tuesday. Each summer the Mary and Sarah Circle of the W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church get together with their children for a beach picnic. When a count was taken there was fifteen mothers and forty-three children the youngest being 10 months and the oldest 11 or 12. - Everyone had a very lovely time... Vacationing Jack and Petey Oakford and their two boys just returned from a three week visit to Seattle, Wash., where they stayed at the home of Jack's brother, Bob, and his wife, Evelyn Oakford. While they were there they made a tour of the fair three different times which Petey said was wonderful. They also took a ride up Mt. Rainier where the kids made" sirowtjatts- while wearingshorts and they took a boat trip also. All in all it sounded like they had a marvelous time. Ken and Marion Hulbert and their two children went on a camping trip last weekend up north through Wisconsin up to Northern Michigan, to Marquette on Lake Superior. On their last trip they got interested in rocks so this trip they spent a lot of their time going through various mines picking up rocks. From the sound of things I would say we have a couple of "Rock Hounds" in our midst. Cathy Humann spent last weekend with grandma Humann in Chicago. Linda Lord of Pistakee Hills is spending some time with her aunt and uncle, Jim. and Bev Wickenkamp, while her mom is in the McHenry hospital with her new baby sister. Walter and Inge Pissowotski had a glorious time last week in Detroit where they spent a whofle week visiting and sightseeing. Joy Grizely is vacationing in Chicago at her grandmother's Mrs. Mester home. Pattie Lawrence of Oak Park was visiting the Flannigans for a few days last week. On Friday her mom and dad came to pick her up along with her brothers, Billy, Robbie, and sister, Janet, and grandpa Flannigan. They had a grand time picnicking and swimming at the beach. DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) BYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS flOUKBt DAILY 9 TO It A.M. and 1 TO 8 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 Glsdfotar Shows Gladiolus; shows in Illinois will conclude in Chicago's Garfield Park conservatory Ang~ 25 and 26. The shows began July 29 in Edwardsville. A second was held in LeRoy on Aug. 5 and a- thira was Aug. 9 through 11 in Momence. Good save money) See or phone an Allstate Agent for full details^ ALLSTATE INSURANCE OFFICE 1303 Richmond Road Phone: 385-5487 1551 You're in good hands with ALLSTATE* AUTO INSURANCE FOUNDED BY SEAR3 Wonder Woods Dept. The heavens smiled on us Saturday, Aug. 4 and perfect weather drew a crowd of over 200 for the annual picnic. Games and prizes were enjoyed by the younger set. Some of the prize "takerhomers" were Tony Popelka Sylvia Johnson and Mort Wood- Ward. Sylvia Johnson turned out to be the champion "bean ! guesser." She guessed 2560 and the right number was 25T4. That's pretty close guessing. At 5 o'clock everyone lined , up at the food tables and ate ! and ate and ate and ate. i In the evening there was | dancing to recorded music and ! Patty Misiak was "twister" of the evening. Wonder Woods is saying farewell to Ken and Alice Grothmann and family. They are moving to Milwaukee where he is in the photography business. Aug. 5 was the anniversary of Ben and Jo Pryor. They celebrated the day visiting in Skokie with their daughter and family. Anniversary Greetings To Ray and Viola Rochowicz who will celebrate their seventeenth anniversary on Saturday Aug. 18. Injured In Fall Margaret Kellner was injured in a bad fall at the home of a friend in Marengo last week. She accidentally opened the wrong door in the house and fell down the basement steps. She was taken to the Belvidere hospital where she was treated for several broken ribs and bruises. At" the last report she was recuperating at the home of her friend in Marengo. has every thing for BACK TO SCHOOL McHenry, Illinois Send them back to school smartly dressed! Christ The King Church News The annual altar boy picnic is being held today, Thursday, at Buttons Bay in Lake Geneva. Forty Hours Devotion will be held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 24, 25 and 26. Masses Friday at 8 a.m., Saturday at 11:30 a.m. and Sunday as usual at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12 noon. Devotions each evening at 8 p.m. with solemn closing at 8 p.m. Sunday. ars* s ' BACK-TOSCHOOL SPECIALSI w •> Pink And Blue Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reuter welcomed a little miss into their family circle on Aug. 4. She will have two brothers, Gregory and Grayson, and a sister, Cindy, to help make life interesting for her when she gets home. Helen Reuter of Wonder Lake is her paternal grandmother. Hospital Patients Ten Wonder Lakers were hospital patients last week. 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