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Thursday. June 9.1966 " J THE McHENRY PIJUNDEALER Section Four --- Page Throe WONDER LAKE NEWS IVELIN BASKE PHONE 658-4882 Fire Destroys ^ And Car tee h * The members of the fire, department answerjed a call Saturday turned in by the neighbors of Chester Gabrysiak, 3307 E. Lake Shore Drive. The blaze froke out in the garage, destroying it and the car that was larked within. The roof and the ides of the house were badly damaged. The Gabrysiak fam- §y was not home at the time. | Fashion Show I An "all-cotton" fashion show, featuring 196 fabrics and patterns for round-the-clock wear, will be pesented by the Past president's Club of Christ the King Parish Altar and Roary Sodality. It will take place on' $unday afternoon, June 19, 3 p.m. in the parish hall. \ The "Cavalcade of Cottons" Collections is a 'loan service offered to emphasize the versatility of home sewing. The fashions represent the season's trends in color, fabric and ^silhouette". Cottons and patterns are generally available at local department stores. The wardrobe shown will include casual clothes, tailored suits end coats, late day dresses and Children's outfits. •; Plans for the show ate in full gear and tickets may be obtained from any of the members of the Past President's Club or at the door. A colorful background is being planned and refreshments will be served. The models will include Some local professional and semi-professional women. For further information call, Mrs. Polores Wines, 3110 Park Drive, Wonder Lake, 653-3931. Lake Rights . At the Wonder View Improvement Association meeting on Sunday, June 12, at ttye community house, Frank Higgins Will discuss the lake rights of the Wonder View subdivision. ' The meeting will start at 2 p.m. Immediately after the meeting, the Womens Auxiliary will serve refreshments. Doughnut Day Mrs. James Bell, 7711 E. Lake Shore Drive, has been appointed as'the area's chairman 'lor the 1966 Salvation Army's 'Doughnut (tag) Day. i Harriett will organize and direct the volunteer taggers to ^help raise funds for the social welfare services the Salvation £rmy offers to the needy and Stressed. jppughnut Day will make the concluding appeal in the Salvation Army's 1966 Operating Fund Campaign scheduled from May 16 through June 10. The tag day goal for the suburbs is $64,000. Volunteers are urgently needed to give up two or three hours of their time to help put a doughnut shaped tag in everyones' hand. Volunteers can call Mrs. Harriett Bell, 653-4234. Enlists Martin Weisenburger, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Weisenburger, 7217 Loras Lane, has enlisted in the United States Army find will be leaving on June 10. * . • Voting at Heart , " Due to the, Christ tHe King summer school the next meeting of the Young at Heart will start at hoon ori JuneV'15. Meanwhile the women have been busily working ori their sewing baskets. If anyone has ordered a basket, please try to attend the next get-together so that you may complete this project. July 6 will be the last day that you may order the materials needed to make Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. Anyone interested in his project are asked to give their orders to one 61 the demonstrators. . , The Young at Hearts would like to see more of you men and women at their get-tagethers. We could use a few more card players. Why not make it a date to come down to the Christ the- King school hall and see what's going on. Welcome Home All of Jim and Barbara La Greca's friends are happy to know that Jim and Barbara have returned to Wonder Lake. Jim, because of his job, had been transferred to Iowa, but Iowa is not like Wonder Lake; so Jim and Barb returned to their home at 3206 Eastwood Drive. Edward Cannon Stricken While the firemen were fighting the fire at 3307 E. Lake Shore Drive the Rescue Squad was called to the Edward Cannon residence, 3606 E. Lake Shore Drive, where Edward suffered a heart attack. Edward was removed to the hospital where he is doing well. Visitor Mrs. Josephine Wendt is enjoying the to week visit by her sister, Mrs. Schmidt, Springfield. Terry Miller is enjoying a week home from Whitewater College. He is spending the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller. Lynn Marie Graduates Lynn Marie Wines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wines, 3110 Park Drive, graduated fh>m Saint Mary's grade school with honors. An open house party was held for some sixty friends aaA - relatives; \ •••:-• . CbngratulatloEo to all the graduates of the Wonder Lake area. Whether you are graduating from grade, high, or college, may the very best be yours from now on. Birthday Greetings to Don Michels and to Sandy Raske. The best of everything to you both. Condolences All of Wonder View is grieved at the loss of Mrs. Mary Pedretti who passed away on Sunday, June 5. Wonder Lake Bible Church "Viet Nam Profile", just completed film production by Dr. Bob Pierce for World Vision, Inc., will be presented in a special showing at the Wonder Lake Bible church, Sunday, June 12, 7 p.m. Eighty minutes in length, the sound-color documentary film S lect... RICHARD CANDIDATE FOR: County Superintendent of Schools, PAET¥: Republican. ADDRESS: 1306 Garfield Road, Harvard, Illinois. EDUCATION: Northern Illinois University--B.A., Northwestern University--M.A., School Administration; Northwestern University---Advanced Professional Courses. EXPERIENCE: Elementary and High School Teacher; Superintendent of Elementary and High Schools; County Superintendent of Schools. AFFILIATIONS: McHenry County Teachers Association; Superintendent's Round Table-Northern Illinois; American Association of School Administrators; Illinois Association of School Administrators; Phi Delta Bfappa Honorary Education Asociation; Illinois Education Association and National Education Association. Richard L, Tazewell's life work has been in the field of education. He believes that the schools belong* to the people, and that the Office of the County Superintendent of Schools should provide services that Will encourage and help the local community to do the best possible job of meeting the needs of its children fop .wholesome American Citizenship. ^ (Adv.) takes the viewer throughout war-torn Viet Nam, portraying "the drama of God at work in the midst of war." "Viet Nam Profile" portrays the people of the war-torn little country, including colorful aboriginal mountain tribes people as well as the Viet-hamese people themselves. It takes the viewer into scenes of actual combat, , follows missionaries and Vietnamese Christians in their faithful and often heroic labors for Christ, and depicts the ministries of a typical U.S. chaplain. On June 12 at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school classes for all aggs. 11 a.m. is the morning worship and commitment day. At 7 p.m. the Fellowship Hour, Communion Service, Film: "Viet Nam Profile" On Monday, June 13 7:30 p.m. there will be a Sunday school staff meeting. At 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 15, there will be the prayer meeting and youth choir rehearsal. The senior choir rehearsal will be held at 8:30 p.m. Christ the King News Jeanette Brenner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brenner, received Our Lord for the first time in Holy Communion. A most impressive ceremony was held at St. Peter's church Sunday morning, June 5, when the graduates received their diplomas at the 11:45 mass and all received communion together. Rev. John Kilduff, pastor, officiated at the ceremony. Graduates are Theresa Bychowski, Virginia Cummings, Sandi Foxx, Randy Jackson, Kay Lent, Mary and Robert Lovell, Felicia and Kathy May, Margaret Miller, Karen Murphy, Elizabeth Panek, Catherine Sanders, Thomas Schoen, Judith Schuerr, Gregory Schultz, Michelle Smetana, Pam Thornton, Valerie Todey, Patricia Westphal ° and Paula Wu. School ended June 3. The s.chool picnic was held at Wilmot State Piark on June 7. Summer School Session During this month Sister Evangeline will leave for other apostolic tasks. Sisters Mary Roselle, Rochelle and Brendan will be coming for the summer School session. The summer school of religion will extend from June 13 to June 24 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. NEW SALEM DRAMA A Lincolnland Drama estival including three plays will be presented this summer at Lincoln's New Salem State Park by Southern Illinois University Players, James W. McMillen, supervisor of state parks, said last week. The plays will be presented in Kelso Hollow July 26 through Aug. 21, with the exception of Mondays. "Prosented during the first three logue to Glory" will be preweeks. The premiere of "Lincoln at Springfield: November 1858" by Louis Catron of Springfield, will be given three evenings of the final week of the festival. hop in McHenry SPRING GROVE NEWS EVA FBETTND PHONE HM1» GRADUATES GIVEN DIPLOMAS AT SUNDAY MASS Graduation June 3 at Spring Grove School Graduation exercises were held at Spring Grove elementary school on Friday night, June 3. Those receiving diplomas were Stanley and Edward Gerretsen and Betsy Mac Diarmid. Observe Memorial Day The opening of Memorial Day services began with a parade led by the American Legion color guard and firing squad followed by the Richmond- Burton high school band who furnished the music. Also marching were the Boy Scouts, the Cub Scouts and the firemen. Rev. John Kilduff geve the address. Taps was sounded by Charles Schultz, answering echo by Nancy Gunderson. A wreath was placed on the memorial stone and a salute was fied by the American Legion firing squad. , * Longtime Resident Dies We were sorry to hear of the death of Clara Furlott who passed away in a Chicago hospital on Saturday, May 21. Funeral services and interment were in Chicago. Visit Mrs. Roy Haneline of Monticello (the former Margaret Clerk) visited in the Charles Freund home last Saturday. In the evening dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunham of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Freund of McHenry. Attend Confirmation Mr. and Mrs. John Sanborn attended the Communion and Confirmation of their grandson, David Sqhulze, son of Mr and Mrs. Clifford Schulze, in Chicago last Sunday. A reception for some forty guests was held in the Schulze home following the ceremonies. Meeting Christian Mother meeting will be held in St. Peter's hall on Thursday evening, June 16, at 7 o'clock. A pot-luck dinner will b^> served. Seminarian Graduates Having completed four years Students Home Some of the college students who are home for summer vacation are Jim May, William, Robert and Jim Lay, Ken Kappie and David Kagan. Home From Service Ed Jessie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jessie, who has spent the past two years in Viet Nam, has received his discharge from the U. S. Army and is home with his parents. Wesley Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith is back home again having been discharged from the U. S. Marines sifter four years of service. -- OPENTV DAYS AWEEK WMUSStmllB N« BCSBBVATQ0C23 JU«tk*7-0T ON ROUM » N0KM MOB OF L0N9 UKi s m i A L b a tes FOR PRJV^J^^ouets of study at St.'Mary Preparatory Seminary, John Kabot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kabot of Spring Grove, graduated on Sunday, May 29. Graduation and commencement exercises were held at the seminary in Crystal Lake at 2 p.m. Officiating at the conferring of diplomas and awards was the Very Rev. Anastasius Kuzdizal, OFM. Conv., Minister Provincial. Address to the graduates was given by Rev. Leo H. Ambre, Pastor of St. Thomas church, Crystal Lake. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament closed the services. John will further his education for the priesthood and has been assigned by Bishop Loras T. Lane to Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa, in September. Shop In McHenry music Festival -- Plainfield. Hi., will be the site of the ^Second-annual Midwest Music' Festival on Saturday, June 11. Sponsored by the Plainfield Band boosters, the program will present several hundred young musicians from the northern Illinois area and adjoining states competing in concert, field maneuvers, and inspection. Th'ey will be evaluated according to rigid rules and high standards. * The afternoon show will start at' 2:30 p.m. in the Plainfielcl high school gymnasium and will present the bands in concert competition. The evening show will start at 7 p.m. in the Plainfield high school stadium. At this time the drum and bugle corps, baton and drum corps, and the bands will be judged on music, field maneuvers, and inspection. |"' 11 " BlUBi | ill! iti 'ipiiE# !(i,i liiiiiiii K? !' Hi' ; villi ^ VPA lliltip l$M>i RETAIN A LOCAL MAN AS YOU* STATE REPRESENTATIVE THOMAS J. HANAHAN, Jr. VOTE DEMOCRATIC Primary iSeeti@n - Tuesday, June 141 33rd DISTRICT A Proven Representative o! Our Area Trained For The Job... On The Job FOR 13 YEARS John Carroll is the qu@®S@i caidldtete For Sheriff I _ M JOHN CARROLL -- • JOHN CARROLL HAS learned the complicated responsibilities - of Sheriff by literally handling every job in the department. He is now Chief Deputy* administrator of the day-to-day operation. • JOHN CARROLL KNOWS the law and has the strength and dedication to uphold and enforce it. • JOHBJ CABB©LL is th@ ONLY experienced, professional po- MeoMUJni s®©Msa§ nomination -- he's been on the job, growing with the increased responsibilities, since 1953. He will spearhead a Sheriff's Office that is uncreasingly vigilant evefcy moment, night and day, to serve the good citizens of McHenry County. On lis personal record - on h!s proiessional record - John Carroll has earned your vote in the Repafefean Mnwy ... June 14 DEDICATED... FEARLESS... HONEST... SKILLED ADMINISTRATOR... PROFESSIONAL... OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATOR Citizens for John Carroll Robert Kramer, Chairman etting t h®" prese on mr birthday! Crown Duette Gas Ranges specially priced for the 150th Anniversary of the gas industry Crown Duette 30... built-in look with just 30 inches of space T?38'-t 3 Crown Royal Duette... two ovens, plus waist-high broiler in a 36 inch range. rrrm samaaa ©pliiS Mini PR We might have tossed a party. Instead we've cooked up an exciting special on these two handsome Crown Duette Gas Ranges that will add beauty and wonderful, cooking convenience to your kitchen for years. Perhaps until our200th birthday! 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