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Thursday, November 155, 1964 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Three*--- 'Psgje Pltl WORIER LIKE NEWS MARY UDU HARTOO X-- 653-7lt6 AUXILIARY TO FIREMEN PLAN BENEFIT BAZAAR The last meeting of the aux Wary was held Oct. 20 and the following subjects came up for discussion: A Christmas bazaar for next year and a card party in February. Alice Wagner, Peg Kusch, " artd Joyce Kinzer weie appointed to be a nominating committee for the coming election. Hostesses for the October meeting were Jan Matheson and Peg Kusch. President Helen Kline urges all members to attend the next meeting on Nov. 17 as there will be an election of officers and drawing of names for the Christmas grab bag. Please don't forget the date. The Firemen's picnic held in September at the firehouse was "certainly enjoyed by all. The food was delicious. One more word about the auxiliary- they can't accomplish things without the support of all the members, so please don't let them doWn. New members are always welcome on the third Tuesday of every month at the firehouse at 8 p.m. Tops Club Topics The Wonder Lake chapter of TOPS will hold its annual election of officers on Nov. 18. All nl£W>bers are requested to attend this most important meeting. A completely new slate of officers will be elected (and if you aren't there to speak up --you could be elected to an office without your consent.) Four new officers plus one appointed office will be elected at this meeting. New officers will be installed in December and will take over their duties on Jan. 1, 1965. Wonder Lake's teen chapter could use several more members. I know that there are more than a half a dozen of you teenage girls who are overweight. and who need the help of TOPS. Can it be that you think more of your appetite than you do your appearance? Relieve me, girls, it's-, much more fun to belong to the "pretty people", and this attitude of "if they don't like me the way I am--they can jump in the lake" is just a cover up and you know it. Christmas is coming and you're not going to get into that dreamy dress if you don't take off some of that excess. Call 653-5417 evenings for information. Kiwanffl Club Of Wonder Lake Nov. 7 Meeting Dave Joslyn addressed the Kiwanis Club of Wonder Lake on the proposed forest preserve district. Dave, who is probably McHenry County's number one conservationist, gave a complete report on the proposed forest preserve district. Of the six Northern Illinois counties, McHenry is the only one that does not have any provision for a forest preserve. Through co-operation with the Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago, the outlines of the proposed district are set up at a booth at the McHenry county fair. 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To listen to the Kiwanians describe the dinner, the steaks must have been four inches thick. The Belvidere Kiwanians were asking how Wonder Lake always knows when they are having steak. Saturday, Nov. 7, was the Kiwanis bowling sweepstakes. Results will be given next week. A smorgasbord was served afterward. Speaker on the Nov. 9 meeting was from the McHenry County mental health center. At the suggestion of Bill Cristy, a revolving fund was set up to help students with book rentals at the Harrison school. This was so no student would be without books. Due to the absence of President Floyd, plans concerning the installation of officers on Dec. 5, were not announced. It's A Boy For The Wflltamses Heartiest congratulations to Norman and Gaii Williams on the birth of their son, Norman James III, who was born Nov. 1 in Woodstock hospital. Gail and Norman are former Wonder Lakers who now live in Crystal Lake. The young man weighed in at 9 lbs., 14 oz., which makes him a pretty husky fellow right from the start. He also has a sister at home, April Gail, who is IMs years old and is probably fascinated with this new doll who has come to live in her house. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon, Jr., of Wonder Lake are the maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Williams, Sr., of McHenry are the paternal grandparents. Benefit Dance The McHenry County Association for Retarded Children will hold a benefit dance, Nov. 14, at 9 p.m., at. the V.F.W. hall in McHenry. A first class orchestra has been engaged for dancing and a floor show has been arranged to include both the teacher and pupils from our local dancing school. Tickets to the dance will be available at the dobr the night of the dance. AM proceeds from the dance will go to help the^^School tor Retarded Children. Plan to attend this affair not only to enjoy a very pleasant evening out but also to help out in this most worthy cause. Note: I am sorry to be so stingy this week but if you don't give me any news--I can't print any. My news box at the shop is gathering nothing but moss. There is no way of knowing when you have some items of news to be printed in the paper unless you let me know about it. I can't go knocking on doors or call people at random to ask for news--so if you want your column to be better --only you can make it so by letting me know what is going on. By this I don't mean just when you are looking for free advertising for a coming event. What I want is news about the event, of course, but also news How long have you waited for your new Buick? Too long. If you have an order in, your Buick's on its way. If you haven't, better hurry. Choose your color, choose your model. Convertible? Coupe? Sedan? Station wagon? Order yours soon.We might have your favorite right here, right now. Hurry.lb your Buick dealer's. Special. Skylark. LeSabre.Wildcat. Electra 225. Riviera. The '65 Buicks are rolling again. Wbuldn't you really rather have a Buick? VOW LOCAL AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER. AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER IN THIS AREA:, R. I. /ERTOI MOTOR SI . 1109 N. PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS ROSEMARY LUTZ HV 7-3814 3 GENERATIONS PARTICIPATE IW OES INSTALLATION Jerry Glueck of Pistakee Highlands and three of her daughters, Mary, June, and Joan, will take part in the Sorosis Chapter installation ceremony at the Grayslake grade school on Saturday, Nov. 14. Also taking part in the ceremony will be the children's grandparents, Clarence and Frances Johnson of Round Lake. As far as Jfory knows this is the first timeBhree generations of one family have been represented from! the same temple. Jerry will again ^"have the honor of serving anot heryear as Electa. The girls are mem bers of the "Rainbow Girls" and will be participating in their ceremony on th$k nighty Joan will also be the candle' lighter. There are two other girls from the Highlands who will be with the Rainbow Girls, they are: Lynn Johnson and newly initiated Pat Cooper. Neighbor Has Heart Attack Saturday, Oct .31, the Johnsburg Rescue Squad, was called to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ernst, who lives at 5604 Meadow Hill. Mr. Ernst had suffered a heart attack and was taken to the McHenry hospital. It was a long nip.ht for Mrs. Clare Ernst and family, they had stayed at the hospital about what happened at the event, after it was over. It isn't news until it happens. Up until then its advertising. What we want is News, information on social affairs parties, guests at your home, vacation trips you have returned from, civic projects which have been completed or which are being planned, accomplishments of local people which are of interest to others, etc. This is news. I can only write it when I know about it. thru the entire night. All their friends and neighbbrs join with her in prayers for a speedy recovery. Mount Hope Church News On Nov. 1, the seventh and eighth graders met at Mount Hope church to organize an intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship. Rev. and Mis. Althouse will be in charge of this group. Don't forget the annual Christmas bazaar and bake sale on Nov. 21. A vote of thanks go to all the women who have volunteered to assist in the nursery during the worship hour. Sally Von Bruenshenheim is in charge, so anyone wishing to helj) can contact her. he greeters for the Nov. 1 rvices were Shirley and James Dyson and Richard Morley, Jr., was the candle lighter. On Sunday, Nov. 8 a group of choir singers from Mount Hope church attended the "Great Day of Methodist Singing" at the Community Methodist church in McHenry. Women's Club News Be sure to remember the Women's Club bazaar and cake sale on Dec !5. starting at 10 a.m. It will be held at the community center. All the girls have been working very hard so let's all plan on doing our Christmas shopping early and take advantage of the many beautiful items. There is still Christmas candy available, so anyone wishing to buy some of these delicious Chocolates can contact one of the members. HELP: Paper bags of all sizes are needed for bagging items sold at the bazaar. Please bring any that you can spare to the November rpeeting. A reminder to all members that the November meeting will be held on the third Wednesday this month. Here 'N' There The Bill Moreths went to LaSalle on Nov. '6 to visit Mr. and Mrs. Uloth. On the agenda was a parade and a very nice visit with dear friends. Sad note: Myrtle Bentz fell and hurt herself. I have no details just that she was flat on her back. So sorry, Myrtle, and hope you're feeling better. The Lutzes had a most welcomed visitor Thursday, Nov. 5. My mother, Mrs. Grace Reilly, came to spend the day with us. Mom and Dad live in Skokie, but it might as well be Alaska for all we see of them so believe me it was a real joy to be able to spend the whole day visiting with Mom. Also on that evening Father Reed from Techny, 111. was here to talk with our son, Larry, about seminary life. Larry will be going to "Divine Word" seminary at East Troy, Wis., in September. JoAnn Weingart and Dorothy Becker received their certificates for 15 hours of basic Girl Scout training, on Nov. 3. They have been going to school at the Moose Lodge in McHenry. Congratulations girls. The children of Pistakee Highlands are to be commended for their good behavior on Halloween. The only problem reported to me was stolen and broken pumpkins. Good work kids. Birthdays and Anniversaries A belated birthday wish goes to little Norbie Lewandowski who celebrated on Oct. 30. A very happy birthday to Beverly Lewandowski on Nov. 16, and also to Betty Zenner and Elaine Galetka on Nov. 17. Hope each of you have a wonderful day with many more to come, f Congratulations to Dick and H;izel Morley who will be celebrating their thirteenth year of wedded bliss on Nov. 17. I'll leave you with one thought: Practice the "Golden Rule." ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE Theresa 01 sen Schultz, who was discharged from the hospital last, week after a short stay, is still enjoying a twomonth leave of absence from her work as a state employee. COUNTY INVESTS $130,548 m U.S. BONDS ONE M McHemy county residents purchased a total of $130,548in series E and H United States savings bonds in September, according to Donald J. Still tot Woodstock general courtty chairman of the savings bonds committee. Total sales for both seriesJn the state of Illinois were $2v,- 424,395, according to Arnold }J. Rauen of McHenry, state director of the Treasury department's savings bonds division. This is 5.8 percent below sales in September of 1963. In the first nine months of this year 75.5 percent of the state's ainnual quota of $355,500,000 h&s been reached, and Illinois putchases in September represented 7.6 per cent of natioiial sales which were $358,000,000. ATTEND CHURCH SVNOMV rmrrv EXPERT GROOMING (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennels» • TRAINING • BATHING Rudy Becker's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 385-2436 (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In) Dear friends, *Sked' Preparation of the ab°Ut the ?° arrange £R GFRE?" C^ergyman?,, , r the notify th« . ?0V A l t + h s * a n s ?n a Part of our'.?'4?1'1* *r* family is r < a l. 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The Gold Medallion is a symbol of comfort and convenience. It identifies a home whose owners enjoy the wonderful benefits of "total electric living. And it is an assurance that the Gold Medallion home that displays it will be as modern tomorrow as it fs today. If you're planning to build, buy or modernize, look into the advantages of a Gold Medallion Home. See your builder or call your nearest Public Service Company office. /J Public Service Company Division or Commonwealth Edison • c.l, 6m