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"fwo -- Pour THE: MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 25/ 1965 WONDER LAKE NEWS MARY LOU HARTOG THREE DEATHS IN WONDER LAKE OVER WEEKEND The past weekend has been anything but pleasant for^ the friends and families of \hree people who passed away over the weekend. Mrs. Marian W. Wilkinson of 7411 Cambridge Road died Sunday morning in Woodstock hospital. She is survived rby her husband, Frank, a daughter, Mrs. David (Marian) Seaholm of Des .< Plaines, three sons, Charles, William and James Wright of Wauconda, Wheeling and MeHenry respectively, fourteen grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. Visitation was at the George R. Justen and Son Funeral Home with burial in Rosehill cemetery in Chicago- Ernest Sanders of 7414 Cedar Drive died Sunday in Hines Veterans hospital. Mr. Sanders was born in Castleford, Kngland. and was a retired railroad conductor. He was a member of the American Legion MeHenry County Council and a member of World War I Veterans Barracks. He is survived by his widow, Pearl, to whom he was married 47 years, three sons, Ernest of Princeton, Ky., Robert of Oakbrook Terrace and Richard of Elmhurst, two daughters, Mrs. Gordon Tharp of Mellen, Wis., and Mrs. Charles Kuhn of Elmhurst, eight grandchildren and,,a sister, Mrs. Maude Mollie of California. Susan Simon--The tragic accident which took the life of little Susan Simon; 7 Ms year old daughter of Thomas and Joan Simon of Chicago and granddaughter of Steve Simon of Wonder Lake, was doubly tragic in that Susan's grandmother, Mrs. Steve (Rose) Simon, died just nine days before. Susart drowned in Wonder Lake Sunday afternoon when she wandered away from the house of her grandfather to play and must have slipped and fallen into the lake. The full story is elsewhere in the paper: There are times when no words Can convey what people feel and I feel this is one of those times. Sick List David Blum of 7506 South Drive isn't feeling so well these days. Dave is down with those miserable chicken pox and they are no fun. Get well soon, David, so you can be out with the kids again. Happy Birthday To a very attractive young teenager, Roseann Strojny, who celebrated her birthday on the same day as the Father of Our Country--Feb. 22. One thing Roseann can be sure of when she gets out in the business world--if she goes in for teaching or civil service work she can always be sure to have a holiday on her birthday extra fringe benefit. AJ, P.T.A. Looking For Members Amy Street and the other members of the P.T.A. of Harrison school are conducting an enthusiatsic drive to get members so they can have 100 percent membership so if you're eligible why not give one of these hard working gals a call or better yet--go to the next meeting and take an active part in the education of your children. Wonder view Women's Auxiliary Meeting The meeting of the Wonderview Women's auxiliary on Thursday, Feb. 18, was held at the home of Vi Borta who also served as hostess for the meeting. At this meeting the club by-laws were reviewed and important changes were made. Members will be receiving their copies very soon. There was an election of officrs also at this meeting and the following were elected or re-elected to office. Irene Menolasino was re-elected president to serve a 2 year term. Viola Borta was " reelected president to serve a 2 653-7176 year term. Viola Borta was reelected secretary for a 1 year term, Bernice Jerls was elected treasurer for a one year terms. Vice-President Roberta Hermes will head the ways and means committee and Bernice Jerls and Irene Menolasino will assist. With so much business to be taken care of there wasn't much time left ; for t sociability so names were dr&wn and Ethel Moore won the apron prize for the evening. Injured In Fall Beulah DeCoster was hospitalized last week suffering with a broken shoulder. We hope this finds her much improved. Weekend Company The Huck family of Des- Plaines < former Wonder Lakers), Joyce, Debbie, Pam, Linda, Tim, Steve and a nephew, Jonathan, visited the Menolasino family on Lincoln's birthday. Ladies <io A-Visiting Sylvia Spielman took Gussie Haerle and Irene Menolasino to Country Hill Estates recently to visit with Carmen Hargrove and Shirley and they all spent an enjoyable afternoon. Congratulations To the families of the two new babies in our Area: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delilio are the parents of a 9V2 lb. boy and the Harold Stegers have a new 7 lb. IOMJ OZ. daughter named Tammie LaVerne. Kiwants Club Meeting, Feb. 15 "Mechanized Death" was the subject on a traffic safety talk given by State Trooper Jack Erickson of Woodstock. Guests for the night were the following teenagers: Miss Susy Fossum, Masters Larry Cristy, Robert Freund, Ronnie Freund and Johnny Freund. Robert's dad, George Freund, was also a guest. Trooper Erickson held a question and answer session before showing a film strip on "Mechanized Death." On Committee reports, John Cristy, head of the Agriculture and Conservation, outlined coming programs Kiwanis will sponsor such as the mailing of safety materials to the neighboring farmers before Nationai Farm Safety Week in July. Bill is also arranging a tour of two farms during Farm-City Week in November. Don't forget Past Presidents night at the Mill Inn on Saturday, Feb. 27. "Beware of Littering" Kiwanis project for 1965. Deepest Sympathy to the family of George Stifich who passed away recent lw and also to the Joe Rio fapire" on the loss of Mrs. Rio's mother, Mrs. Jennie Campa'na. Subdivision Neivs Appreciated I would like to compliment the subdivision of Wonderview on' the way they see to it that their news gets "to me every week without fail. Every Friday ,night or Saturday I can depend on their local reporter calling me with her news and she sees to it that it is all written down in good order when she reads it to me over the phone. I certainly appreciate this and also doubly bless her and the one who did the reporting before her because they are adult eonugh not to have hurt feelings when I have to change their copy slightly to suit the column. I often change the copy or the way of expressing it so that it won't look like a carbon of all the other papers to which it has been sent. I do not change the actual news itself but I do sometimes change the way it is expressed to my own style of writing. After all I am supposed to be the reporter. However if there is a request, for a good reason, that some of the copy 1>e printed verbatim I am happy to comply with the request such as I did a few weeks back. I only wish that each subdivision would send in their news to me the way Wonderview and Wonder Woods does. If they did we'd have a real ^'jim-dandy" column that would make intresting reading for everyone. Why not give it a try? Only, please don't pout if I "schmaltz" it up a bit. The most recent^report of the MeHenry County Dairy Herd Improvement Association names Charles Weingart, with twentysix cows, heading the list of herds averaging 1.2 pounds or 1 of fat per cow per day. The milk totalled 51.4 and the fat, 2.06. Advertise - It Pays Women of the Moose The meeting of the sixteenth was called to order at 8:30 p.m. with Ethel "Hagberg, our senior regent, presiding. The first order of business was the enrollment of Eleanor Haerle, making her the newest member of our ever growing family. Congratulations and welcome, Eleanore. The minutes c|f the previous meeting were read by Gloria Flannigan, recorder. She also read a very informative letter from the auditor. Ethel Hagberg won the special award and Judy Duffy-won the attendance award. Spea"king of attendance. the senior regent asked me to say-a word of appreciation to those who attended and coming out. in such inclement weather. Refreshments were served enjoyed by all. Don't forget the next meeting Tuesday, March 2. Ethelmae Roewer Publicity Chairman RURAL ACCIDENTS UP Motor vehicle accidents involving a driver who loses control of his car and runs off the road are increasing on rural sections of the state's highway system. A survey by the Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, revealed that this kind of mishap in 1963 accounted for 19 per cent of all acci? dents and nearly 26 per cent of those causing fatalities. 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