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Thursday, Jim# 2-5. 1964 V f THE McEENRY PLAINDEALEH WONDER LAKE NEWS mary lou haetoo 658-7176 TWO STUDENTS * LEAVE COUNTRY FOR BUMMER STUDY Connie Candella and Sue Tague were among the students from Marian Central high school who were chosen to go to Mexico this summer to teach religion and English to the Mexican children at Vera Cruz. The girls left by jet last Sunday flight and flew to Mexico City. From there they went by bus to Vera Cruz. There were fifteen chosen to take this trip. They pay their own transportation, and their room and board are provided by the council. The Regina Toi^r is arranged for by Sister Alberta Marie of Marian Central. Aside from their work during the summer the group will also enjoy a weekend in Acapulco. The group leaving for France also took off last Sunday to spend the summer attending school there. We certainly hope they all have a perfectly wonderful time and I'm sure they will. some cards sent to her at the hospital will be most welcome. Property Owners Meeting The Wonder Center Property Owners association will have their annual meeting at the Wonder Lake Fire department building on Sunday, July 5, at 1:30 p.m. Of vital interest at this time is the seal-coating of the roads which are in need of immediate repair. All Wonder Center property owners are urgently requested to attend this meeting. Chosen Dairy Princess Pretty blonde Sandra Larson, daughter of the Clarence Larsons, of 6710 McCullom Lake road, was/recently chosen to be a Dairy Princess at the Harvard Milk Day ceiebratidn. Sandra is a 1964 graduate of McHenry high school. She participated in the Milk Day festivities and will appeal on the Farm Program on TV at 6:15 a.m. this Thursday. She will also attend a banquet for the queen and her court on June 30. Good luck to hpr. Hospitalized Rose Simon of 7810 Island Lane underwent surgery last Saturday at Harvard hospital. I'm sure-all of her friends send their very best wishes for a fast recovery and I know that 35th Anniversary Party Maggie and "G" Kellner were two very surprised people on June 7 when a group of friends and relatives decided to stage a surprise party for them at their own home. They were planning on going to the Wiedemanns' for dinner when who should drive up but Jerry and Frank Wiedemann, Betty and Sam Lamont, Cathy and Tom Dockery, Marie and Bill Lamont, Mary Jo and Herb Berry, Ellie and Charlie Bellam, Vera and Harvey Christensen and Maggie's two god-children, Heather Lamont and Patty Grammer. They came complete with food and beverage and just tooH over. The "anniversary kids" weren't permitted to do any work. Marian and Ben Hayes were supposed to be there too but were unabie to attend. The group presented the Kellners with a gift certificate in addition to providing them with a wonderful party. Their actual anniversary was June 1. Many happy returns of the day to both of you and may you have many more nice parties such as this one. Tweren't Me In answer to the people who asked if I had joined the Garden club because of last week's article -- I haven't. The item was sent directly to the paper. Wondervlew Association Two of the newly elected officers of the Wonderview association are donating their spare time down at the beach in an effort to make boat launching easier and safer. At this time, using the road grader, they have managed to make a gradual slope on the hill. It is planned t,o dig out the shore line deep enough to float the boats being launched and set out a floating pier for the boats to dock, leaving the "U" shaped pier for swimming only. This is being done without cost to the association as materials and labor are being donated, with the exception of gas to run the road grader. If any of you boat owners want to help out with this project contact Del Borta at 653-7215 or Art Meyers at 653-6416. Your help will be more than appreciated. Whoops! We Missed One Apologies to Cathy Luciano for not listing her among the junior high graduates last week. It was an oversight. Court Of Honor A very impressive candlelight ceremony was held last Monday evening signifying the Court of Honor of Troop 145. Four Scouts read the introduction, followed by the presentation of the many awards by Sam Lamont, committee chairman, and John Wines, assistant scoutmaster. First Class rating was presented to Robert Bird, James Ruggero, Robert Ruggero, Michael Pickrum, Tim Etzkorn, William Eberle, Donold Sturm and Brian McCafferty. Second Class went to Charles Mansfield, Bob Parker, Bill Swearingen, Ed Eberle, Robin Ruzicka, Bill Rasmussen, Keith Hunt, Brian Stahl, Tom Ruggero, Tom Armburst, Ray Schleicher, Bob Lunak, Edward Coughlin, Dan Smola, Tom Mrowka and James Rhoades. First aid merit badges were earned by the following who fullfilied the necessary requirements: Bill Swearingen, Sam Lamont, Bill Wines, Don Sturm, Tom Walkington, Jim Ruggero, Bob Ruggero, Ray Schleicher, Brian McCafferty, and Robin Ruzicka. Warranty were given to the following: assistant senior patrol leader, Sam Lamont and Will Stahl; intructor, Bill Eberle; patrol leader, Bob Ruggero, Brian McCafferty and Don Sturm; scribe Tom Regelin; quartermaster, Mike Pickrum; librarian, Robert Bird. Den Chief awards went to Michael Smith, Tom Armburst, Bob Lunak, Ray Schleicher and Don Sturm. These boys are certainly a credit to their community. All are members of one of the largest troops in the district and have the distinction of having the highest amount of awards and advancements within the Kishwaukee area. We must give credit to their devoted leaders, John Doherty, Scoutmaster, and John Wines, assistant Scoutmaster, who give so much of their time to work with this great group of boys. The wonderful cooperation of their parents and our own community and the dedicated group of cpmmitteiemen is commendable. Delores Wines was very surprised and honored by the presentation of the scribe award for her contribution in reporting their activities. Movies which were taken by Ralph S\yearingen, a committeeman, Were shown of the past fall and spring camporees. They were like an episode of "Candid Camera" and Scouts and parents alike enjoyed them. The mothers of the Fox patrol served delicious cake, coffe^and cold drinks. ([ Give Neighbors A Break Several residents of Wonderview have asked me to say something about dogs barking all night. This problem is not confined to any specific area by any means. The strange thing about this situation is that the owners of the dogs never seem to be bothered in the least by their dogs howling and barking. Also, it seems that they couldn't care less if the whole neighborhood is kept awake. Keep in mind friend? that your neighbors do not share your devotion arid enthusiasm for your dog if he is a "darned nuisance". How about being a little more considerate of the other fella? Kiwanis Meeting The club members let Art Stuhlfeier pull for the battle ax winner this week and he had a near miss--Art Lau was tne winner." President Floyd called for committee reports. Joe Sullivan will be the chairman of the annual steak vs beans dinner this fall. Lennie Freund will head the bowling sweepstakes in August. Phil Kinzer will be charge of the horseshoe contest. During the Belvidere steakout last week, our group did very well with the horseshoes and the steaks. Our club presented Belvidere with a threefoot gavel which was made by Bob Howe. Unfortunately, the picture taken of the presentation did not come out. F r a n k H i g g i n s w i l l b e i n Hush Puppies" Shoes Featured at 1246 N. Green Street McHenry RIGID-FRAME GARAGES Two-Car With Storage "RIGID-FRAME" Construction. 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THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER • On Hig Sway 31 South of C¥0®DBD Sfcrssfr -- lnieHesiry, ilin@ls Kaon® 3IS=M24 charge of new name cards. Coming Events: July 22, Division 20 Play Day, hosted by River Grove club at the Cary Country club, dinner at 6:30. Golf all day; July 14, Little Miss Peanut Contest, sponsored by the McHenry and Wonder- Lake clubs; Aug. 17, Sports' night; June 21, Scott LaGreca, who we sponsored at the conservation school; June 28, Stan Blumberg, McHenry Mental Health Clinic. Sick List Sorry to hear Joseph Menolasino is ill in St. Elizabeth's hospital in Chicago. Mel Knox is home from the hospital recovering from an accident which happened at work on June 15. Vacationers Sue and Gerry Nowacki are out from Chicago spending their vacation at their home in Wonderview. Auxiliary Meeting The Wonderview women's auxiliary met last Thursday evening. One of the projects decided on was to have a rummage sale the second Saturday of every month starting with July 11, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the association. If you have anything to donate please call 653-4741. To help with the progross of the association house, the auxiliary passed a motion to donate the money needed to bring the gas line into the house. The next meeting of the Improvement association will be July 16 at the home of Jean Lee 7608 Catalpa drive. (Note from the reporter: I think Viola Borta is to be congratulated for being so conscientious about calling in her news every week without fail. She does a real fine job of it.) Wedding Bells Judith Ann Chahaj of Wonder Lake and Kenneth A. Urquhart of Marengo will be married at Christ the King Church Legal • MASTER IN CHANCERY'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE STATE OF ILLINOIS ) )SS COUNTY OF McHENRY) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THEREOF IN CHANCERY GEN NO. 40904 HOME S A V I N G S AND) LOAN ASSOCIATION OF) ELGIN, an Illinois corpora-) tion, ) Plaintiff,) vs. ) RICHARD C. CARLSON) and SANDRA JEAN CARL-) SON, also known as SAN-) DRA CARLSON and SAN-) DRA J. CARLSON, ) Defendants.) PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREon Saturday, June 27, at 11:30 a.m. On Sunday, June 28, Judie Cummings of Highland Shores and Bob Johnson of McHenry will be married at 2 p.m. in Grace Lutheran church in Woodstock. Nativity Lutheran Church Next Saturday at 10 a.m. will be the final junior choir rehearsal for the summer. On Sunday, June 28, the Luther League will have their meeting and swimming party at 2 p.m. Bring swim suits and a sack lunch supper and meet at the church. BY GIVEN that pursuant to a Decree made and entered by said Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois in the above entitled cause on the 21st day of May, 1964, I, ROBERT J. LEALI, Master in Chancery of said Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois, will on the 16th day of July, 1964, at the hour of 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon thereof Daylight Savings Time, at the East front door of the McHenry County Courthouse in the City of Woodstock, McHenry County, Illinois sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash all and singular the following described real estate in said Decree mentioned, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said Decree, all situated in the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, to wit: Lots 1 and 2 in Block 3 in Hunterville Park Subdivision, a Subdivision of part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 25 and of the Southeast Quarter of Section 26, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat thereof recorded; March 30, 1929 as Document 87599 in Book 7 of Plats, page 4, in McHenry County, Illinois. ROBERT J. 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