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Thursday, October 14, 1965 THE McHENHY PLAINbEALER WONDER LAKE NEWS SHAKY LOU HABTOO 658-7176 VAN SELLS GIVES BOOK REVIEW ON "NEFERTrri" Van Sells, well known radio commentator for the Waukegan radio station and also" an excellent reviewer of books, delighted her audience at the Altar and Rosary sodality of Christ the King church last Thursday evening when she presented a review of Evelyn Wells book, "Nefertiti". Van's enthusiasm in telling of the life of this most mysterious of all ancient Egyptian princesses, together with the showing of a tiny statuette of the subjec and copies of the jewelry worn in the ancient times plus pictures of the people of that, era all brought from Egypt, made one feel they wanted to read more and more of the times of ancient Egypt. Nefertiti. who, with her husband was the first believer in the theory of "one God" instead of many gods, was the molher-in-law of the famed King Tutankamen. Approximately thirty people attended the meeting. It's A Girl At The Taylors! Congratulations to Sharon and George Taylor of Highland Shores on the birth of a new daughter, Wendi Louise, born Oct. 31 at Woodstock hospital. Wendi weighed 6 lbs., 8 oz., and was 19" long at birth. She has a sister, Sherri Lynn, who is the grand old age of four. Maternal grandparents are Hank and Jerry Jahn of Lemont, 111. Paternal grandparents are Tom and Cathy Dockery of Highland Shores. Wendi also has an uncle who is much older than she -- he is six -- named Jimmie Jahn. He was delighted that it was a girl. Said he just knew it was going to be all the time (?). . Halloween Meeting TOPS members art reminded to have their masks ready for the Oct. 27 meeting when they will have a Halloween party meeting and the masks will be judged and prizes awarded. Masks must be made by the members and not purchased. You are also reminded that Dec. 15 is gradually creeping up and no excuses will be accepted regarding the pledges you have made. This will be the moment of truth night to see if you have really tried to make your pledge. It's SUNNYSIDE VILLAGE RUBY CROWLEY PHONE 885-2662 FATHER AND CLEAN PARK AREA FOR KIDDIES PLAY LaMar and his man size son worked Sunday morning on our park --- cutting down dead limbs, tall weeds and burned up a lot of sticks and brush. It was worthwhile because now the kiddies won't get lost in the woods. Traveling Spree Everyone was concerned about the whereabouts of the Judge and his wife, Genevieve, in the past couple of weeks. The Mrs. tells me they were on a traveling spree. Among the places they covered were Appleton and Ephriam, Wise., where they enjoyed the comfort of modern motels and then to Bloomington and Springfield and some more motels. On one of their stops they had the opportunity to eat at a giant smorgasbord where 2,000 people can be served. She said the food was out of this world --hush is the word as those Astronauts would never find t h e i r way. back . . . Bridal Shower Cammy Gaylord had a bridal shower at her home in honor cf her dear friends, Loretta Wiot and Don Madden of Richmond. By the time you read this they will be Mr. and Mrs. and away on a honeymoon. Village Briefs The Chester Browns entertained some of their Chicago friends over the weekend at their home with dinner out and back home for cocktails at their brand new bar. My dear husband was on the sick list last week. He is coming along pretty good and back to work. A little old bird told me Mr. Kinder is home from the hospital after having three days treatment on his leg and is doing fine. Happy to hear Ed Schultz is up and around. The Mrs. sisters and husbands stopped by for a visit on their way to Florida. The Williams family enjoyed a cookout at the State Park Sunday. Little Stevie went back to school last week after a long illness. Chris's father is as fit as a fiddle after having surgery a couple months ago. Mr. Kunkle is giving a helping hand to his son in Chicago who is building a garage. It gives the Kunkles a chance to be with the family. The Weises paid another visit to the Mrs. sisters in Milwaukee for the weekend. Their visits are quite frequent as they are a devoted family. Sewers The sewers went down in defeat--what else can I say? You name it. The Best Dick Mickleson, Ray Nolan and Elmer Pflug are the last of the trustees--that is for me to mention in my column. All we know is that we have the best when it comes to trustees. Sign I noticed our beautiful new Sunnyside sign at the entrance of our Village has been torn down--by wind or otherwise. Sure hope we can keep it up because it is very attractive. New Addition The Eichhorns are mighty proud parents these days with that new baby girl they have just added to their lovely family. They have two other children and I might add that their eldest is in kindergarten this year. I forgot to mention--the new baby's name is Renee Ellen. Farewell Party Ed and Betty Lehman attended a farewell party for some ofy their dear friends in Mt. Prospect. They are leaving Illinois to buy a motel in St. Augustine, Fla. You can be sure the Lehmans will head for Florida next year. In Illinois after a beer's for good good fun A Wherever you fish for sport--on the ocean, by the booming surf, or on some quiet country pond, it's great at the end of the day to head for a rewarding glass of beer. While you're talking over the ones that got away, or pan-frying the ones that didn't, you enjoy the hearty taste and cool refreshment only a glass of beer can give you so well. Yes, whatever your sport--bowling or strolling, golfing or gardening --a frosty glass of beer makes a naturally great accompaniment. >. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC, put up or pay up that night, girls, and it "ain't gonna be easy". Better get with it. Only nine weeks. (Look who's talking -- I'm already about ilO lbs., behind in my pledge. How about you?) TOPS Leader -- Take Notice Don't let on that I told you but I saw a couple of your charter members at a Mount Prospect shopping center and believe me they weren't counting calories. Better check on therrt and be sure they don't cheat on their weekly report. Time--Tuesday evening about 8 p.m. Names given on request. Just call me sneaky Pete! Anniversary Greetings To Estelle and Everett "Mulder of W. Lake Shore Drive who celebrated their first wedding anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 10. Happy Birthday To Ronnie Perry who will celebrate her "21st again" birthday on Oct. 18th. She will probably celebrate by visit1 ing our friend Pete Van Dyke in Lake Geneva and if she does --We will be happy to join her. She wouldn't dare celebrate without us! We'd put a Dutch hex on her, and that's 'the , very worst kind. If she went out to celebrate such a worthy event without me, I'd tell what she does in Fox Lake every Friday evening. Hobby Club The boys "Hobby Club" in Wonderview has been making knife racks. However, since the attendance has dropped so much Otto is considering giving up the club. If someone is interested enough to give their time to teaching you boys something useful--couldn't you fellas give some of your time to attend the meetings. Any feroup is only as good as its members make it. Georgia Bound George Smith is leaving Battle Creek, Mich., to go to Georgia to begin officers training to become a second lieutenant. Good luck, George. Wonderview News The first fall meeting of the "Little Sewers" sewing group was held on Monday, Sept. 27. New officers were elected. Helen Steger is president, Kathy Borta, treasurer, Susan Menolasino Vice-president, and Charmaine Vidovich is secretary. The group had a picnic at the last summer meeting. Delicious refreshments were served -- like hot dogs, hamburgers, chocolate marshmallow treat and cold drinks. Badminton was played in addition to other games. On Oct. 4 they had a cooking class. The girls will alternate every week. One week sewing and the next week-- cooking. Vi Boreta arid Irene Menolasino are teaching the girls to cook. This past week they made pancakes and crved each other. Girls from 7 years old and up are welcome to attend this "future; homemakers c l a s s " . They meet every Monday at 3:30 p. m. in Mrs. Menolasirto's home. Wonderview Association News The Women's auxiliary will meeting on Thursday, Oct. Roberta Hermes will be hostess. Further discussion on plans for auxiliary dinner on Nov. 12 will be the main issue of the evening. A half price rummage sale will be -held at the association house sponsored by the Women's auxiliary. They will be open on Friday, Oct. 15, from 9 a.m. til 12 noon, and from 7 p.m. til 10 p.m Saturday, Oct. 16, open from 10 a.m. til 2 pm. Congratulations To Chuck Majercik of Wonder Lake on his forthcoming marriage to Miss Nancy Weber of Johnsburg. The marriage will take place the end of this month. Also to Eileen Bruscato and Jack Buxton who will be married at Christ the King church on Oct. 30 at 3 p.m. Card Party Planned The Altar and Rosary sodality of Christ the King church will hold its annual fall card party in the church htll at 8 p.m. on Oct. 21. All are welcome to this popular event. Table prizes will be awarded. Tickets may be obtained from members or at the door. The Altar and Rosary Sodality will also have their annual Communion breakfast in Johnsburg after the 7:30 Mass on Nov. 7. Notify Marie Shrosbree at 653-9084 if you plan to attend. Weekend Visitor Peg Gayeski (Mrs. ^Mike> formerly oD Wonder Lake -- now a resident of Chicago Heights -- was a weekend guest at the home of Jack and Ruth Russell, in Highland Shores. • Most of the weekend was taken up with the addressing of a small mountain of" wedding invitations for the coining marriage of Sally Russell and Jerry Gayeski on Oct. 30. Things are really bustling at the west end of Sunset Drive these days. Attend Wedding In Canada . The "Lamont Clan" all took off for Canada last weekend to attend a wedding. Sam and Betty Lamont and daughter. Heather, "Gee" and Maggie Kellner. Bill and Ree Lamont. and Tom and Cathy Docker v all went to Leamington. Ontario, where they attended the wedding of a niece, Ann McDermid, daughter of their sister, Annie McDermid, and the late Donald McDermid. Tom and Cathy plan to stay for two weeks and enjoy their vacation but the rest returned to the Lake Monday. Bridal Shower Eileen Bruscato was recently honored at a surprise bridal shower held at the American Legion hall in McHenry. Hostess for the lovely party was Ann Koehler, one of the attendents. A delicious buffet lunch was ceived many beautiful gifts served and Miss Bruscato refrom friends and relatives from Chicago, Oak Park, Crystal Lake. McHenry, Addison. Wonder Lake, Elgin and Wisconsin. Miss Bruscato will become the bride of Mrs. Jack Buxton on Oct. 30 at Christ the King church. It costs about $12 billion per month to operate all of America's governments -- federal state, and local. LICENSE FEES FOR AUTOS UP FIFTY CENTS Secretary of State Paul Powell has again reminded motorists that all motor vehicle license fees have been increased 50 cents beginning with registrations'for 1966.' "It is still early in the licensing period, but we have already had to return bet weep 6,000 and 7,000 applications for corrections, and slightly more than half of the errors were the wrong fee," Mr. Powell said. o In past years, fee errors accounted for. only 10 to 15 per cent of the "go-back" mail. Secretary Powell said. He pointed out that applications which must be returned for correction result in delay for the applicant and added work and expense to the state. Mr. Powell urged .applicants to read'the new fee schedule on Hie reverse side of the application blank .before making out their checks. Passenger car fees now are S7 for car* having L'5 horsepower or less, Sll for over L'5 and not over 35 horsepower. SI7.50 for over 35 and not o\er 50 horsepower. PRICE CUT! PERMANENT Anti-Freeze Gallon 2 Limit with gas purchase J & L OIL, Inc. Route 120 Lilymoor E. of Mellenry on 120 FULTON LEWIS TRI-COUNTY GOP SPEAKER NOV. 5 Fulton Lewis, III, who served as special assistant and chief speech writer to the Republican vice-presidential nominee in 1964, will be the principal speaker for Tri-County Republican club of Boone, Lake and McHenry counties at 8:30 p.m. and $22.50 for 50 and more horsepower. The fee increase was enacted by the 1965 General Assembly to cover the added manufacturing cost of reflectorizi.ng license plates to give greater safety on the highways. Use of ihe reflect or i/.ed - plates will begin with the 1966 series. Of the 50-cent increase, 31.9 cents is to cover the added manufacturing cost, and the remaining 1X1 c e n t s goes i n t o the road fund for general highway ll.TAU'd A.n?io.toos 'sosod.ind said. on Friday, Nov. 5. The pre» gram will be held in the Littl >. Theater, Waukegan Townshi; i high school, east campus, 101 . Washington street at Jacksoi i street, Waukegan. Mr. Lewis's topic will be "Insurrection on the Left." An articulate representative of a significant segment of America's informed youth, Fulton Lewis, III, is recognized as one of the most ardent advocates of conservative America. He is a tireless fighter against subversion at home and from abroad. > Mr. Lewis has been a contributor to Human Events, The National Review, The New (iuard and other journals. He has appeared on many national and local television programs, and frequently substitutes for his father," Fulton Lewis, Jr., on his news commentary radio program. "Why should I"? seems to be the motto of mdst failures1. 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