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Section Three -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. September 3, 1964 WONDER LAKE NEWS MART LOU HARTOG 653-7176 O'BRIEN-PETERS NUPTIALS HELD SATURDAY. AUG. 29 Miss Judy O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Brien of Salem Road, was married to Harry Peters of Lakeland Park at 11 a.m. last Saturday, Aug. 29, in Christ the King church in Wonder Lake. Judy was recently honored at two pre-ituptial showers. Miss Donna Low, who was her maid of honor, was hostess at a pantry shower in her home in Ringwood and she was also honored at a. surprise miscellaneous shower in the home of Mrs. Richard Peters with future sisters-in-law of the bride as assisting hostessess. They are Dorothy Moore and Mrs. Mary Peters of Lakeland Park, Mrs. Shirley Janke of Larkdale and Mrs. Joan Peters of Carpentersville. Hospitalized In Chicago Friends of Fred Halbauer will be sorry to learn that he is quite ill in the hospital in Chicago. I do not know the name of the hospital--only that it is 10812 S. Rockwell street. Vacationers Return Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brusted recently returned from their vacation. They traveled through Iowa, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Indiana. Mr. Brusted is a student of civil war history and visited several historic civil war memorials on his trip. Board of Directors Meeting The board of directors of the Wonderview Improvement Association will be on Sept. 14 instead of the earlier date scheduled because of the Labor Day holiday. Bake Sale The Wonderview Women's Club will have a bake sale on Saturday, Sept. 5, at 10 a.m. in the garage of Josephine Jean at Michael and Widoff Drive. A Housewarming Party The new rafters were ringing last Saturday night in the home of Henry Andrews at Walnut and Balsam Drives. He has just had his home completely remodelel and he invited all his friends over for a real old fashioned housewarming. I understand they were a real heel-kicking, swinging group, and everyone had a wonderful time. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Tony Divizio, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Timmons, the Pat Lodewycks, the Art Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heuch, the Robert Hermeses, Roman Kemski, Vi and Del Borta, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vidovich and family. 80th Wedding Anniversary Party Virginia and Orville Tronson were guests of honor last Sunday at a surprise wedding anniversary party held in their honor to celebrate their thirtieth anniversary. The party was held at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Helen Scheid, in McHenry. Approximately thirty-five friends and relatives attended. Happy anniversary to both of you from me. School Chums Have Farewell Party About twenty-five girls gathered at the home of Leigh Perry in Wonder Lake last Friday evening for an all-night P. J. party. They were all girls who had gone through high school and graduated together last spring. Now they will all be going in many different directions in the next few weeks so this party was in the nature of a farewell party for* the girls. Some will be going to work and others will be going to colleges all over the country to further their education. One girl is leaving for two years study in Europe. How can such beautiful young ladies have such voracious appetites? I understand they consumed dozens and dozens of rolls, hotdogs, stacks of potato chips, pretzels and all the other trimmin's not to mention umpteen cases of pop and several cakes. Mom and Pop Perry were evicted for the night as was Mactavish the scotty. They spent the night wth Inez Krueger. When Ronnie arrived home next day all was serene and clean. However, what she would like to khow is "Who put the black lace WHATZIT in the freezer?" Leigh also was celebrating her eighteenth brthday which was on Sunday, Aug. 30. Bridge-Canasta Tournament Starts There is still time to join the tournament beginning Sunday, Sept. 13, 7 p.m. at Christ the King hall. Bridge and Canasta enthusiasts will play the second Sunday of each month from 7 to 10 p.m. with sweepstakes at the end of the seatons play in May. Anyone interested in playing either bridge or canasta please call 3-4272 or 3-3931. More players are welcome to a delightfully enjoyable evening once a month during the fall and wnter months ahead. Plan now to play and phone the above numbers. Altar and Rosary Sodality The Altar and Rosary of Christ the King church will have their regular monthly meeting tonght (Thursday) in the school hall. Next Sunday will be Corporate Communion Sunday at the 7:30 Mass. Scout Mother's Auxiliary Luncheon Don't forget the "Luncheon is Served" on Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 12 noon at Christ the King hall. Mothers of the Wonder Lake Boy Scout Troop are trying hard to raise the registration fee for the troop, due in October. Just imagine--the kids will be back in school. Pop will be working, and you can have your luncheon served to you and you won't even have to do the dishes. You and your friends can chit-chat while someone else does the work and you can also enter a bid in the silent auction. Sounds great, doesn't it. Why doncha" go- Tickets will be available at the door or may be purchased from any Scout mother. If you are in need of transportation -- call Mrs. June Novak at 3-7673, chairman of the luncheon. How about that!! Chauffeur service too! Wanted -- Leader For Explorer Scout Unit!! That fast growing troop from Wonder Lake, "145" is growing so fast it is suffering from growing pains. There are so many new boys joining each month that it is time now for expansion. An "Explorer Troop" is in the making with eight Senior Scouts tfow who would certainly welcome the advance scouting opportunities which are offered in an "Explorer" program. These are scouts of high school age who have experience in scouting activities and are looking forward to suitable scout projects for their age group. Are you this man?? Can you give a few hours a week to these boys? Right now there are counselors in Boy Scouts who are available for about eighteen different categories of Scout work. These men will work w i l l i n g l y w i t h a l e a d e r o f an Explorer Troop also. Can you meet these requirements? Male: Interested in teenage scouts: with a couple of hours a week to give the scouts. Please call 3-7276 or 3-3931 for further information. Special Note To News Gather-uppers Since there is a holiday next Monday I musjt have my copy for the coming Week in by noon on Friday that is tomorrow! Which means that anything you have for me to put in the column for next week must reach me by tonight--(Thursday) or it won't go in until the next week. Don't say I didn't warn yout. Kiwanis Meeting - August 24 Well, we are back in the groove at the regular meeting place. Aug. 10 we met with the Fox River Grove, Cary Club at Fox River Grove; Aug. 17 was Sport's night at White Sox ball park. Speaker was Frank Gregory, who is head of the Barnard Mill Community Center. Sunday, Sept. 6 the center will have a pancake dinner at the American Legion hall in McHenry. Serving will begin at 7 a.m. until 3 p.m. Proceeds will be used to operate the center. The club was asked to buy and sell tickets and all members present were given tickets. Additional tickets can be had from Frank. The coming Peanut Day Sales were discussed. They had a message from Chicago headquarters that both Governor Kemer and Charles Percy will put signs on their bill boards . . . "Give -- Kiwanis Kid's Day Peanut Sale. Friday, Sept. 25. American Legion Auxiliary News Thursday, Aug. 20 marked a new year for the American Legion auxiliary of Wonder Lake. Louise Senini, the new president, started out the new year with much enthusiasm and pep. Miss Linda Galles, the representative to Illinois Girls State at Springfield, read a summary of her visit there and it was so well done that one felt as though they themselves had attended. The business portion of the meeting was dispensed with and the discussion then turned to membership. Mothers, sisters, and wives of the men of the American Legion--where are you? Last year 136 men were members of the Legion and only forty-five were represented in the auxiliary; and of this forty-five -- only eleven were at the meetings. The meetings are the third Thursday of each month. How about it girls? If your husband, son or brother is a member of the Legion--why don't you join too. Give the active members a chance and help make the auxiliary the best in the county. It can only be as good as the people in it. Let's "COME ALIVE IN '65". They are starting out new with new officers so for the betterment of your community, work to be proud of, and just plain FUN -- come down and join up on Thursday, Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. or call Donna Carr at 653-3641. * The new oficers this year are as follows: President - Louise Senini, 1st V.P. - Donna Carr, 2nd V. P. - JoAnn Wenkel, Secretary - Ann Eberele, Treasurer - Diane Skidmore, Historian Lois Weeks, Chaplain - Dorothy Michels, and Sgt.-at- Arms - Lois Haak. Belated Birthday Greetings To Wally Matheson who was somewhere in the neighborhood of "21" again on Aug. 2. Also to Lois Hansen who was 14 on Aug. 4, Patrick Fallow who was 5 and Janet Wright who both had their birthday on Aug. 14, and to Randy Nielsen who was 17 on Aug. 18. Visit Grandparents Tim and Tyler Wagner spent the past week visiting their grandparents, Horace and Alice Wagner. Campers Return ' Ed and Millie O'Brien of Salem Road returned home last week from a very cold but pleasant week of camping in northern Minnesota and Canada. Jtew York Trip Mrs. Ravmond Hansen and daughter Lois of 3230 E. Lake Shore Driver returned home last week from a very enjoyable trip to New York where they spent a week sightseeing and touring the World's Fair. Earl "rendered" his services to little brother Jeff along with the help of his Dad. Hats erff to the "boys" for holding down the fort while the "girls" were away. Another Vacationer Also having a short vacation was Sara Wright, who spent three weeks with her Aunt "Ruth" Swanson and family of Gibson City. She returned91 home with energy plus and a fashionable idea--to repaint her bike the "knock-out" color of Canary yellow. Home from Hospital Welcome home to Eleanor Wright who has been hospitalized. We hope she will now feel like a million. A Great Big Welcome To Kerri Lynn Nielson -- brand new 9 lb. 5 oz. daughter of Bill and Gert Nielson of E. Lake Shore Drive. Kerri Lynn has two brothers, Bob and Randy, and a sister, Kim, to keep her life interesting. Cook-Out Time A cook-out was enjoyed last Sunday evening at the home of Wally and Jan Matheson. Among those present were Bill and Gert Nielson and family, John and Marian Rompf and daughter, Susan, of DesPlaines and John and Shirley Wright. Engagement Announced The C. L. Wrights of Wooded Shores announce the engagement of their daughter, Janet Ruth, to Mr. Donald Albright of Algonquin. No wedding date has been decided on as ye Number Eight for T.P. and Lois Congratulations to Tom and Lois Mathews on the birth of their eighth child--a girl, born on August 27 in Woodstock hospital. She is named Beth Ellen. Her brothers are Thomas 9, Terrance 7, Stephen 3, and Norman 2. Sisters are Mary 11, Ruth 10 and Ann 6. Now they are four and four. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George S. Hartmann, Sr., of Lincolnwood. Happy Birthday To Ann Eberle who celebrated her birthday last week. Ann was recently elected to the secretary's post in the American Legion auxiliary. or Service Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling Towing Service For Expert Car Care Come to . . . iUTCI 1002 N. Front St. i'S Auto Service 885-0811 McHenry, DL •J ENTERTAINMENT EVERY FRIDAY SATURDAY u Music by I The §H<tlbl@S VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL VFW COCKTAIL LOUNGE V.F.W. CLUBHOUSE SPRING GROVE NEWS EVA FREUND 678-7185 Area Students Resume Studies 3002 W. Route 120 \ McHenry, I1L Just East of the Fox River) Students of St. Peter's School resumed their studies on Aug. 31. Changes have been made in the faculty at St. Peter's. Sister Leonardine, Principal, who has been teaching here for twelve years, and Sister Laurentia, who has been Superior here for six years, have been transferred to schools in Texas. Taking their places are Sister Clare Marie as Superior and Sister Mary Magdalene. <. Home Visit We had a busy time in our household for the past three weeks. All of our family from points East, West and North came home. Rev. Nicholas Freund of Sacremento, Calif., spent the summer in Washington, D.C., attending Catholic University. He has been studying music and received his Masters Degree in Music at the university this summer. Before returning to California he stopped in for a visit. Dan and his wife, Ruth, spent three weeks here visiting us and Ruth's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunham of Woodstock. Dan is in the air force stationed at Grand Forks, North Dakota. Lt. and Mrs. Charles Korus (our daughter, Charlotte, and family) came in from Maine on Aug. 15. Three little grandchildren, Sherri, Ginny and Joey Korus, really helped make things buzz. On August 16 we all joined in a family reunion picnic with all the Freunds at McHenry city park. recently been released from the hospital. They also called on Mrs. Celie Bungard at Sunset Manor Home. Mrs. Mame Tinney spent a few days recently with a cousin at Villa Park. Undergoes Surgery Cathy Sanders underwent foot surgery at Monroe Wis., hospital last week. She will be on crutches for quite awhile but is coming along very well. Clubs B e u 1 a h Karls entertained the Birthday Club at Hunter Country club recently. Prizes went to Tillie May, jFrankie Shotliff, Bertha Pent and Frances McNally. Twelve members were present at the home of Mame Tini^fy when she entertained thev five hundred glub last week. Mrs. Ray May was hostess to the members of her club on Thursday evening. A dessert- lunch was served and cards were played. Winners were Mrs. Paul Lewis, Mrs. Eldred Johnson and Mrs. Edward May. A trip to Benet Lake was planned for September. Trip & Mr. and Mrs. Charles Class and family and Mrs. Walter Monhardt have returned from a trip to Montana and western states. Picnic Members of Spring Grove Methodist church enjoyed a pot-luck dinner on the church house lawn on Sunday, Aug. 23. There were recreation and games for everyone. Prizes were awarded winners. Attends Work Shop Jipn May attended a work shop on high school activities and student councilwork at the "University of Indiana last week. START A CASH REACTION WITH A _ PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED Visits Mrs. Hazel Hawkins flew in from San Jose, Calif., to visit relatives for a few days and to take her children, Jimmy and Ginger, who had been spending their vacation here, back home for school. Mrs. William Shotliff and Mrs. Minnie Pierce called on Mrs. Lena Siedschlag in Woodstock last week. Mrs. Siedschlag had just Y-- try 'em today at McDonald's. Find out just him good a Hamburger can be when made with cans and prepared to your taste. McDonald's Ham* fburgers are made of 100% pure beef -- never frogam meat -- but top quality beef ground fresh daily. 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