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•Thnr»d«y- March 26.1964; THE MCHSNEY rUUKBEALEH t„. Woiutar Lain LOCAL COUPLE OBSERVES SILVER f ANNIVERSARY 1 Mary 14a Hartog 9»rb*r» "Meurer -- 885-4830 Mr,. and Mrs. Alien Schimke of Wonder Lake celebrated thetr twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on March 18. We understand they celebrated the occasion with their daughters _ in Chicago. Congratulations to boUlpfyou! jBcott Vincent Dermont Baptised The infant son of Joan and Howard Dermont was baptized Scott Vincent on Sunday Feb. 23 at Christ the King church by Rev. Mario Pedi. Godparents for: the baby were his aunt, Mrs. George Freund, and Francis Costello of Hartlarid. A buffet dinner Was. served at the Dermontsfwith the sponsors, their families and the grandparents attending. Wonder Woods Ladlec Meet The Wonder Woods Ladies Group will meet at Millie's on Tuesday evening March 31. Come and visit with your neigh' bors, play cards if you like and enjoy cake and coffee. This is for all Wonder Woods ladies. . Deepest Sympathy to Hazel Lange on the loss of her brother, Lester Bacon, and/ to Bonnie Popelka and family on the loss of her mother, Mrs. Holliday. Our program committee failed to,come up with a speaker who wouid talk to Harrison School problems solution other than referendum. Dr. Ruggero was pressed into service as a speaker giving us all the suggestions made to the board. Most of the suggestions centered around split classes, eliminating two teachers. However, this brought up the problem of large classes over the suggested minimum recommended by the state. Another suggestion offered was a straight 6 * percent reduction. About $175,000 of tire budget Is fixed expenses so the whole savings would have to be made on the balance which could not be made without cutting out essential services. Lois Mathews won the Battle Ax Award for March 8. live in Green Bay,( Wis. They also have a daughter, Ruth Ann, who is two and a half years old. The, baby's mother is the former Charlene Grosso. Happy Birthday To Mrs. Ed Cannon Jr., who celebrated her day March iy. . Anniversary Greeting Our './est Anniversary to Mr. end" Mrs. Roy Swanson of 4217 E. Wonder Lake Road who celebrated thieir thirtieth anniversary on Tuesday, March 24. Returns from Extended Vacation Mrs. MyrfTe TJavidson of 7712 Cedar Road has just returned from a wonderful vacation. She was gone for a month and traveled over 6000 miles. She left Feb. 17 by train and went to San Francisco to visit her son, John, and his wife, Carol, and their two children. During her stay there she also made a trip up into Oregon and visited with her brother and sister-in-law and saw quite a bit of the state. She returned home on March 18. This was Myrtle's first vacation in many years and she enjoyed every minute of it. Now that she is back she can re-live it again by telling her family and friends about it. / Former Resident Dies Friends were saddened to learn of the death of Robert Koehr, a former resident of Wonder Woods and owner of the Koehr Supply Company in McHenry. Klyranls Meeting - March 16 "Happy Birthday" was sung to Art Stuhlfeier and Tom Mathews. Bob Meyers is still home recovering from leg surgery. He hopes to get around with crutches soon. . Jim Robison reported on the Past President's Night, April 4. Gordon Fossum will be in jharge of the music. All past presidents have been contacted. They are also contacting former members. President Floyd appointed Phil Kinzer house chairman. President Floyd again asked all members toybe on the lookout for a piano. The report was given on the interclub with Dundee, March 9. Art Lau will represent us at the Kiwanis National Convention at Los Angeles this June. Districts School Lunch Clinic Mrs.; Ruth Redman of 7619 Oak Road will direct a school lunch clinic to be held April 2 from 5 to 9:30 p.m. at Woodstock high school. Attending will be personnel from the 165 school lunch programs in McHenry, Kane, Lake, and De- Kalb counties. Details of the clinic will be found elsewhere in this paper. Mrs. Redman is field supervisor of state lunch programs for the State of Illinois. Easter Egg Hunt Lojs Awe will be a good fairy again this year (or is the "good bu^ny'*) and have an Easter egg hunt on Saturday morning March 28 at 9 a.m. for the children between the ages of two and nine (2-9). This activity if for the children of Wdndier Woods ahd White Oaks Bay. Over eighty children participated last year arid we hope there will be an' equal number this ytar. Prize winning baskets and treats for all. . New Grandson ' Mdrt and Ruth Woodward who already are members of the P; G., P, Club (proud grandparents) Were delighted to learn this past week that they had a1 new ; grandson - named Mortbn Pelharti Anthony Woodward, if you please. That is certainly an aristocratic sounding name :f«r' a young man. The young gentleman's parents - Pel and Charleno Woodward, Dinner party for Sharon LaGreca A group of twenty girls from the office where she wjrks in Ringwood attended a dinner party at Ingleside last Thursday night in honor of Sharon LaGreca who plans to be married- March 30. strong, Evelyn Raske, Nancy Fallow, Gert Kaefer, Beth Sellek, and the hostess Bart>ara LaGreca. Nativity Lutheran Church Holy Thursday, at 7:45 p»n*. The Holy Communion as a narrated liturgy will be given. 8:45 p.m. Youth and Senior choirs combined rehearsal. Good Friday: 7:45 p.m., Vespers, w. The Bidding Prayer. Saturday, 9 a.m. Senior Catechism class will be held at the social hall. 10 a.m. The senior catechism makeup session will be in the social hall. Easter Sunday: Services will be at 6, 8, and 11 a.m.: The Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m. Church School. 2 p.m. Christian Education class. Monday, 1 p.m Christian Education Class will meet at 7 p.m. Wonder Workers 4-H Club will meet. Wednesday, 4:30 p.m.: Junior Catechism class meets at the social hall Faith Bukowski; By . La.w% Gail Williams and JoMng Bruce. Anyone Wanting to donate . thi|)gfc J.orr4he ijumpjpge and bake sa'fe,"A'pri 1 3 and' 4' can call 653-3986 or 653-5272 to have them picked up, op brinjj them to the fire house Thursday, April 2 fater 3 p.m. Shower for Bride-to-Be A personal bridal shower was given Mar. 17 at the home of Mrs. James LaGreca for Sharon LaGreca. The cake and table decorations were a combination of bridal, shower, and St. Patrick's Day theme- Sharon received many beautiful gifts. Those attending the party were: Sharon and her mother, Edna LaGreca, Mrs. Doyle, Eileen Doyle, Helen Hayes, Barbara Fiala, Delores Falkenthal, Loraine LaGreca, Rose LaGreca®, Collette LaGreca, Mary Thorsdale, Dorothy Yokley, Marny Sullivan, Ellen Bergdahl, Dictne \rm- Chrlst the Klnt; Ne«%« Holy Week Schedule: On Holy Thursday- Mass of the Last Supper at 8 p.m. >vith Adoration of Blessed Sacrament until midnight. Good Friday--The Liturgy of Good Friday with distribution of Holy Communion 8 p.m. Holy Saturday -- Liturgy of Holy Saturday will start at 11 p.m. followed by First Mass of Easter at midnight. First Communion will be ad ministered April 19, at 9 a.m. For information contact Sister Mary Virginia, O. S M.. . Firemen's Auxiliary News . The March meeting was held at Alice Wagner's house and the hostesses were Mary Swearingen and Connie Schleicher. The last two committees were filled that night. Membership is headed by Mil'ie O Brien and Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc- Cann, of 7725 Island Lane, Wonder Lake, are celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary April 1. They have three children, Florence, a Catholic nun, and twins, Kathleen and Raymond. RATES HIGH Kenneth Earl Nelson, a freshman at Carthage college, Is among ninety-six students who achieved a "B" average or better in the first semester of the 1963-64 school year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. .Nelson of 2720 N. Orchard Drive, McHenry. LaJumom*Ulymoo%77TF SCOUT DRILL TEAM IN ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE Shirley Schuerr -- 885-2640 The Lakemoor Scout Drill team sponsored by the V.F.W. Post 4600 was one of the many drill t?ams who participated in the St. Patrick's day parade in Chicago Tuesday, March 17. Card I-arty Held Saturday, March 14 was a success. Worker* were Toni Ehredt and Lil Wijas. Congratulations Go to John Behrendt who captured the bank rr.bber Monday, March 16. Just goes to bhow you that crime doesn't pay. It sure cost the party doing the crime an awful lot in lh£ end. Sewing Club The girls of the sewing club have met at the homes of Lil Neumann, Shirley Schuerr and Eunice Tobey. Alterations on suits and new dresseS were what the girls have been worktog on. The girls will meet at the homes of Ettle Zundel Monday, March 30, and Marge Polinski Monday, April 6, at 12:30 p.m. Any lady who is interested in sewing or learning how to sew is more than welcome to join. Just come along and you w'li have help. Get-Well Wishes go to Mrs. Dickson who is in the McHenry hospital. Here's hoping you arr; now home and in the pink of health. Birthday Greetings go to A1 Kunz. A1 celebrated his big day Fridayr March 20. Greetings go to • .'-.*n Candy Bessurude and Zundel. 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