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Thursday, May 28. 1§§4 THE MeKENKV PLAHIBB&LEH Wonder LiIm SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS SPONSORS PARISH PICNIC Mary Lou Hartof Nativity Lutheran church will have its parish picnic sponsored by the Sunday „ School class at Camp Alpine in Spring Grove on June 7. The group will leave the church at 1 pjn. on that day. Family Night at <•> Luthemn Church Last Sunday at 6 p.m. the members of Nativity Lutheran church were treated to a fine program. This was the first program of this type but it met with such success the committee plans to make it a regular activity. Mrs. Margaret Rose was coordinator of the entertainment. Her theme for the evening was "Not Keeping Up With the Joneses but Keeping Up with Jesus". A skit by the Sunday School class was presented entitled "How Far Ahead Have You Planned?" The new Children's Choir sang "Just As L Am".' Those in the skit were Dale Jirousek, Barbara Cobar, DeeDee Levesque, Lynn Moore, Bruce Tomaro, James Parson, Tina Topp, Morton Froden and Alah Mathieson. Later there was a panel discussion entitled "What's New for Families." Serving on this panel were Mr. and Mrs. Rudi Jirousek, Mrs. Kenneth Helm, Mrs. Calvin Kolar and Mrs. Marget Rose. Refreshments were served. The committee asked that a special note be made that Mrs. Jirousek had made the beautiful curtains which were used in the stage setting. All those attending were very inspired with the evening and are looking forward to more evenings like this one. Burnick Home Burglarized The sneak-thieves are on the loose again. The home of Mr? Burnick in Deep Spring Woods was broken into last week and several items of considerable value were stolen. lieve it to be the work of childish minds, the parents would probably be highly insulted and order you out of their yard. How does -one cope with this sort of thing? I just don't know. Canasta Club Meets On Tuesday night, May 21, Mrs, Ted Eltoft entertained the Canasta Club at her home. The lucky winners were Ann Weretka, Pat Arndt and June Kiddell. Others playing were Judy Rasmussen, Marie Milbrandt, Eloise McCafferty. Grace Markle, Amy Street, Krene Koch, Pat Gallas and Mildred Lundborg. Neva Fuhrer will have the next meeting Sept. 17. ful day and are looking forward to going again soon. Memorial Hospital Women's Auxlliaix News The Sew n Sews had their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. R. J. Wielock on Beach Drive, Thursday afternoon, May 21. Two" dozen hand puppets were assembled by these workers: Betty Fiala, Rose Murphy, Mrs. Ted Eltoft, Neva Fuhrer, Anne Weretka, Mrs. Walter Faust, Josephine Wendt and Dorothy Halbauer. Mrs. Eltoft won the hostess prize. The next meeting will be In September. Girl Narrowly Escapes Drowning Kathy Von Feldt of 10854 S. Major, Chicago Ridge, narrowly escaped drowning at Hickory Beach on Wonder Lake on May 17--Sunday afternoon-- when she was thrown into the water by her companions-- all in the spirit of fan. While she was in the water. Kathy was seized with convulsions to which she is subject. She was hastily pulled from the water and taken to the hospital and later sent home to be treated by the family physician. No charges were made against the teenagers involved. Wonder Woods Clean-up Day Wonder Woods will have their annual clean-up day on Sunday, June 7. Have your l rash out early for pick-up. Mort Woodward Home and Improving We are happy to report that Mort Woodward is much improved after his itay in Sherman hospital where he underwent, surgery a month ago. What Manner of Men be These I'm inclined to think they be little men and maybe little girls too who haven't been taught to have any regard for the property of others. On three different occasions this past, week I have heard of flowers being ripped out by the roots in people's yards. All in the same area. The homes of Ruth Redman, Mr. Gonzales and Mr. Lefebvre were all victims of this vandalism. These people spend a great deal of money on plants and flowers to beautify their homes and also spend many hours of work caring for them. Only to have some characters go thru their yards like a plague and rip out every flower in the place. What satisfaction is to be gained from wantonly destroying beauty? Yet if one were to go to the parents of these children, and I do be- See Braves and St. Louis Play Ball! Dorothea and Jack Moore, Cubs and Braves fans respectively, and their two miniature fans, David and Greg, went on a spree last week and went up to Milwaukee to see the Braves and St. Louis play. Dorothea says one of the highlights of the game, aside from the fact that baseball games give her a perfect opportunity to release her inhibitions by screaming and yelling to her hearts, content, was the Indian tepee located in the centerfield bleachers. Each time the Braves have a home run smoke comes out of the tepee and an Indian comes out and does a war dance. All in all they had a wonder- Former Residents Visit Lake Over Weekend - Mr. and Mrs. Auston Hood and son, Chester, formerly of Deep Spring Woods and now of Pulaski, Tenn., visited friends here at the Lake last* weekend. This is the first vacation Mr. Hood has had since the family moved south several years ago. They say that while they like living in Tennessee, it was like coming home to see all of the old familiar signs and places around Wonder Lake again. They drove in Thursday afternoon and stayed at a motel in Woodstock and left again last Tuesday. It was nice to see you Mrs. Hood. Next time I'll try to recognize you even with your sun glasses on. Next week will be a business meeting. Wonder Lake Garden Club News On Thursday evening eleven ladies of the W. L. Garden Club were present at the regular monthly meeting held at the home of Mrs. Elsie S. Ottoson 7115 Chippewa Drive. Mrs. Ann Nagel, a former member, was a dinner guest of the Ottosons and stayed for the club meeting. All the members were glad to see Mrs. Nagle again. Those attending were Marian Carder, Betty Fiala, Bertha Gillette, Elsie Hoppe, Sybil Johnson, Dorothy McEachren, Helen Muchow, Maybelle Nelson, Pearl Sanders, Genevieve Wielock and the hostess, Elsie Ottoson. Mrs. Pearl Sanders is a new member and was most heartily welcomed to the club. The ladies are planning a trip by bus to Springfield on June 16. They have been promised a very interesting tour of our Capitol City. The next meeting will be June 11 at the home of Helen Muchow at 7218 Chippewa Drive. Several items of business were taken care of during the refreshment time. For the evening's program--Mrs. Marian Carder gave a reading on tomatoes, which was of great interest to the members. Meeting adjourned around 10:30 p.m. Kiwanis Meeting--May 18 Lake Region Y.M.C.A. was presented to Kiwanis group by Lee Nichols, Col. Ernest J. Teberg and Past Gov. Orv Church of the Crystal Lake Kiwanis Club. On other matters, Lennie Freund gave a complete report on the merit award dinner. Peanut Day activities were discussed and a resume of Kiwanis Navy Day held last week was also presented. Jim Alexander of Detroit was a guest. I REMODELING Need a Room, New Kitchen, Garage? Design Service & Guaranteed Work With Experienced Crews WREE ESTIMATES Phone: 678-2861 Evenings -- Richmond 878-6681 McHenry ffi©jpi?@s©mfa,tb!v© 885-8204 111 Estates "VSPEGf^ RANCH - $21,900 3 Bedrooms, 1% bath, family room, buUt=lrr range, storms & screens, patio, part basement, hot water heat, fully landscaped, lake rights. BI-LEVEL • $22,900 2,000 sq. ft. of living area, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, builtin range, disposal, carpeting, storms & screens, family room, finished basement, patio, brick & alum, siding, heated garage, gutters, fully landscaped, lake rights. Worthmoofl* Estates - U.S. Builders Models Open Phone m-0457 'Builders of Quality Homes" ^ 3/4 Mile East of Pistakee Golf Course on Pistakee Road Democratic Women Attend Luncheon Members *of the Democratic Women's Organization of McHenry County attended a luncheon In Crystal Lake last Tuesday, May 21 at 1 p.m. Entertainment was provided by the Zion Art Guild who presented a skit pertaining to politics which everyone enjoyed. Theresa Schultz, retiring chairman, introduced Barbara McKee new chairman for the coming term. Several committees were formed during this meeting. McHenry Shores ANNOUNCE NAMES FOR FIRST BEACH , DUTY OF SEASON ' Bernice Wilson -- 385-4380 Miss Wonder Lake In Parade Leigh Perry, Miss Wonder Lake, will be one of the many attractions in the annual Memorial Day parade this weekend. Leigh will compete for the title of Miss McHenry County in August at the McHenry County Fair. G'mon now all you Wonder Lakers--let's all get behind our candidate and see if we can't bring the title back to Wohder Lake. Beth (Smith) Sellek held the title several years ago. SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE Here it is, time for beach duty again. On May 31 the following men should be putting in their hour for the season, Dick Barrows, in charge of operations, Art Brunke, Frank Kratky, Mr. Hinspater, and R» L. Barnett as co workers. Last week ten men were scheduled for general clean-up. Sam Zeimet and quite a few of the boys finished some new benches on Saturday and on Sunday they were painted by ahother group. With the^new sand and new benches it is beginning to look pretty good down at the beach. The boys hfeve requested that all parents tell their children to refrain from carving names and initials on things and to try tq keep it in order. A drinking fountain and slide into the water will be worked on next. Remember one hour a season is all that is expected of us and that .seems like little enoughs Bake Sale The day of the bake sale is sneaking up on us fast and the committee have been calling for cakes and pies and cookies or what have you, if you have not been contacted Beverly Verstege will be most happy to hear from you. The girls will also pick up the donations if you are not able to get into town that early. Visitors for Winters Louise's aunt, Miss Anna Cotney, from Philadelphia is in the Shores for an extended visit and next week is going to baby-sit with the children while Sam and Louise take in the Fair in New York. It FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS LEAN HICKOEf SMOKED BACON DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED COUNTY MADE SAUSAGES HABI© Phone 385-6280 Route 120 -- Just East of Route 12 -- Volo, HL sounds like a little vacation for everyone. Wanted News Would appreciate a call from anyone having an item of interest to report. As you can see by the size of the column this week has been mighty slow. Birthdays » Best wishes for a very happy day go to William 'Pinky' Pinkonsly any Joyce Lexow on May 29, Louise Klein and Agnes Schweikert on the 30th, Winifred Clausen on the 31st, Marian Barrows and Sam Lando on the 2nd of June and Margaret Pinkonsly on the 3rd. Happy birthday to all. Anniversaries Harry and Ruth Miller will be celebrating another year together on May 28, Charles and! Elsie Geds, Trent and Middlekauff and Donald and Bernice Musielak on May 31, Richard and Marion Barrowt, and Charles and Loretta Ramage on June 1, and Fred and Dolores Stark on June 3. The * Ramages on June 1, and Fred and Dolores Stark on June 31= The Ramages will be married^ 35 years on the 1st. Many morclv happy years are wished for alf) our neighbors. He who works and plans will usually find Lady Luck on his side. 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