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y:ty THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES Thursday, August 10, 1967 - McHenry /MI G ION inois SINCE 1875' ONDER LAKE GAIL WILLIAMS 653-5371 Survey Shows Dam In Good Somd Condition A letter from the Master Property Owners Association on the dam committee, James L. Bixhy, chairman and also vice-president of the association, to Mr. Jacobsen of th6 Wonder Lake Realty Trust regarding work done on the da™ by Consoer, Townsend and Associates, who surveyed and made repairs, was found and inspected by the committee to be in A-l condition with only a few minor defaults, the first being to groove and grout open water leak in access manhole; second, ladders weren't given a finish coat of paint and third, four very small cracks overlooked. The flat rock and various grades of gravel were recommended to be used in thfe bulk heads to prevent the walls from eroding. Jess Seeman, quoted to this reporter from the above letter, Donald Doberty Bfh. Robairt Sehultz. ILPh. DON'T BE A DO-IT YOURSELFER In matters of health, selfmedication can be both dangerous and costly. We do not expect you to run to your doctor everytime you have a headache. Neither should pains and Symptoms that persist beyound a reasonable period of time be neglected. Self-medication can mask important symptoms making diagnosis difficult, or worse yet, produce a false feeling of well-being beyond the point where a disease can be controlled. Often a customer asks us for a drug he has read about or heard of from a friend. The greatest service we can render is to say "no." Only your physician is qualified to prescribe for your health need's. You will get better, faster, following his directions. Ypu will also be wise to take your prescriptions to BOLGER'S DRUG STORE. Expert medical attention and competent prescription service make a hard to beat combination. Come see us. We're at 1259 N. Green, 385-4500, THIS WEEKS HELPFUL HINT: Removing rust spots from metal tools can be done safely and easily with a typewriter eraser. "Despite the foregoing specifics, it is our opinion that the dam is in sound condition, structurally, if action is tailing regarding above, an unqualified recommendation can be made to the delegates to warrant their vote of acceptance of the properly owner s in keeping with the existing agreements. There will be a meeting in the near future to accept the final work done. FIRST GRANDSON Dr. and Mrs. Frank Barta, long-time summer residents who reside in Shore Hills, received news early last Saturday morning that a boy was born to their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Barta, of Ann Arbor, Mich. They also have a daughter, Ingrid, who turned 2 years old in July. DEAN'S LIST The dean's list for the ten undergraduate academic units of. the University of Illinois, Urbaria, for the 1967 Spring semester is announced by Director Robert E. Johnson of the University honors programs. Two from Wonder Lake that qualified were Janice Potter and Charles Habich. WEDDING BELLS Tom Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller, Deep Spring Woods, will claim Miss Ardis May, Johnsburg, at St. John's church, Johnsburg, Saturday, August 12 at 3 p.m. as his bride. BIRTHDAY Happy birthday to Ed Cannon, Jr., Shore Hills, today, August 10. SILVER ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John Noble Wonder Woods, celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary, August 3. SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of Mrs. Marie Harrington, 7416 Birch Dr., Wonder Center, who passed away July 28 in McHenry hospital. KOSTAL-PETERSON VOWS Miss Kathryn (Kathy) Kostal, Wonder Lake, and Vernon Peterson, McHenry, were united in marriage, Saturday, July 29, at Christ the King. Miss Lorelle Vacula, Wonder Lake was her maid of honor. The cotqile will reside in Warren, where they both will be teaching school. MODELS AT FAIR Miss Louise Ruggero was a model for the fashion show held during the Miss McHenry County contest at the county fair. RUNNER-UP Miss Nancy Gaub, 6 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gaub, Wooded Shores, w«s second runner-up in the Kiwanis Little Miss Peanut contest held Monday, July 31 in McHenry. ENGAGEMENT The engagement of Miss Vicky Ascola, McHenry, to Patrick Letizia, Wonder Lake, now serving in the U.S. Navy, has been announced by her mother', Mrs. Paul Ascola. ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT Hie engagement of Miss Lynne Schultz, McCullom Lake, to Mr. Leonard Benson, son of the Gor don Bensons, of Woodstock, formerly of Wonder Lake, now serving in the UJS. Army in Hawaii, has been an-, nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schultz. A December wedding is being planned. Lenny was the organist at Nativity church prior to entering the service in January of this year. CHRIST THE KING NEWS A two week vacation church school is being held from Monday, August 7, thru Fridays August, 18. Father Gaynor is on vacation and will not be available, until August 13. MERITS HONOR ROLL Christine Oleszczuk, 7104 Chippewa drive has been named to the Northern Illinois University undergraduate Spring semester honor roll. NATIVITY CHURCH NEWS The next important date in celebration of the fifteenth anniversary program is Wednesday, August 30 at 8 p.m. This will be a "Mass Meeting at Harrison School"- a re-enactment of the original Wednesday evening service called to determine interest in a new congregation in Wonder Lake. Hie guest speaker for the evening will be Rev. Raymond Shawl, Grace church, Woodstock. LITTLE LEAGUE The Little League All-Stars, Wonder Lake boys baseball team, consists of: Jim Bushart, Bob Habich, Andy Hanfor MEN When selecting a gift for him.... let us help! 5TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. * McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA sen, Bob Jacques, Marty and Matt Mondek, Tim Murphy, Dale Rada, Ricky Rupp, Jerry Robinson, Tim Smith, Bill Swiatkowsld and Steve Van ICanegan. Coach is Don Crook and assistant coach is Frank Jackson. The first game will be with the1 Lakeland Park All-Stars, Thursday, August 17 at 6 p.m. at Christ the King field. The second game will be Saturday, August 19, at 6 p.m. at Lakeland Park. Hie third game will be played Sunday, August 20, at 2 p.m. at Christ the King field and the winner will be the best of the three games. Also, 132 members of the Wonder Lake boys baseball team left Harrison school at 10:45 a.m. Thursday, Ai^ust 3, and traveled to Cub's Park. The boys had more fun than the Cubs, the Cubs lost. Lew Smith, Shore Mils, president of the League, "wants all the boys to know that he and the other chaperones reported that they were the BEST behaved group in the park." HURT Danny Spanitz, 15 years old, Shore Hills, was hurt in a skiing accident, Saturday, August 5 at the Shore Hills Beach. 4-H NfcWS The Wonder Workers put cm their skit "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" at the county fair. They were the winner in the Share-the-Fun contest held this Spring. TOUR PARTS OF COUNTRY Mrs. Gerald Elbersen, Mrs. Nancy Elbersen, and Miss Cheryl Elbersen, all of Indian Ridge, along with Patti Freund of Shore Hills toured Niagara Falls and Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and also took in Detroit, the Allegheny Mountains and Pennsylvania. CONGRATULATIONS To Miss Helen Palko, Wonder Lake's entry in the Miss McHenry County contest held last week during the Fair. She was voted by the other contestants as Miss Congenialty Bnd also was in the top five contestants. Congratulations, again, Helen, we are very proud of you. VACATION IS OVER Mrs. Mae Kane, who resides with the Fred Bethkes, Oakwood Shores, returned this week from a trip to the West with Mends from Chicago. PERSONAL SHOWER A personal shower was given by Mrs. Joseph (Janice) Bores, Glen Ellyn, in honor of her sister, Miss Shirley Johnson, in the Andrew Johnson home, Wooded Shores. Guests were from Chicago, Downers Grove, Woodstock, and Wonder Lake. Shirley will become the bride of Mr. Robert Berna, Woodstock, this Saturday at Nativity. GABELS WELCOME FIRST GRANDCHILD Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gabel, Wonder Center, welcomed their first grandchild, a girl, born to their daughter, Pam, and her husband Ron Diederich, McHenry. The baby arrived Friday, August 4, at Woodstock hospital, has been named Kimberly Elizabeth and weighed in at 8 lbs. 4 oz. Besides the Gables, the paternal grandparents, are the Leo Diederichs, Johnsburg, and the maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Elizabeth Fiala and Mrs. Lydia Gabel, both of Wonder Lake. Congratulations to all!! YOUNG AT HEART The group had a picnic for members and their children at the homes of the Tony Willigs and the Gerhard Scholzes of Shore Hills on Wednesds^, August 2, for a day of swimming and eating. The next meeting will be Wednesday, August 23, atthe Christ the King hall when they will start a needlepoint class. GARDEN CLUB The Wonder Lake Garden Club is having a tour through the Waterfall House in Johnsburg, Saturday, August 26, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and it is open Now a tile that wont leave you cold! Ozite introduces the soft, warm, qu9©§ 280© that never needs waxing or poS9@hinobecause it's carpe Ozite Carpet Tiles are 12-inch squares of long-wearing Ozite Carpet, with a soft rubber back for extra plushness. Use them in the kitchen, rec-room, bath, den, nursery. 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AMERICAN LEGION, ROBERT/VANDERSTRAETEN VPOST1169 The new Legion officers who were installed Saturday, August 5, by the installing officers, John Costello, County Commander and Andy Anderson, County Commander elect are: commander, Clarence (Swede) Uhlman; Sr. vice-commander, Peter Mwroka; Jr. vice-commander, Mel Westerholm; chaplain, John Eberle; Finance officer, Dave White; sgt. at arms, Bob Bennett. The executive board members are: Howard Paulin, George Pedersen, Les Sellers, and Walter Rochford. TTie auxiliary officers are: President, Alice Rossberg; first vice-president, Betty Paulin; second vice-president, Jackie Ullman; treasurer, Diane Skidmore and chaplain, Harriett Bennett. The Sons of American Legion (S.A.L.) are: commander Danny Bell; Sr. vice-commander, Nicky Paulin; Jr. Vicecommander, Allen Mwroka; chaplain, Tom Mwroka; sgt.- at-arms, Harley Flynn; and adjutant, Robert Habich. Bye for now, see you next week and I appreciate all the calls. Women Of The Moose The regular meeting of the Women of the Moose was held Aug. 1, with the officers in charge. Enrollment was held for two new members. They were Kathiryn Low and Mercedes Morenz, both sponsored by Florence Tussey. College of Regents Chairman Ethel Hagberg reported that she still needs donations of canned goods for the basket of food to be given away Aug. 15. The special award for the evening was won by our new candidate, Mercedes Morenz. Florence Tussey received the attendance award which was a little extra special. Don't forget Star Recorder Night Aug. 15, which will be pot-luck. Our guest speaker for the evening will be Deputy Grand Regent Magdalene Remsing. Get-well wishes go to EAm Petlak, who just got out of the hospital. Congratulations to Harriet Gill, who is now Mrs. Russell McGrane. In the last Women of the Moose News I stated that we held the Green Tassel ceremony instead of the Red Tassel ceremony. Sorry about that, ladies. 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