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,fW •«. j&-" *?'• v »yvfp4t , b f r^ • ,• ... ' ' ' i)f'V,i> • *G. 12, SEC. I - PLAIN DEALER - SEPT. 7, 1967 l« K ©i ' Sf* fO T*•*T£ u •;.*f . WONDER LAKE GAIL WILLIAMS 653-5371 *iy HOLD ANNUAL CYSTIC FIBROSIS FUND DRIVE Local volunteers - twentyfive of them - will be knocking 0® doors in Wander Lake for the seventh annual cystic fibrosis fund drive, Sept. 10 - 16. Mrs. Larry (Neva) Fuhrer, a C/F parent, 7401 Center Drive, Wonder Lake, is the McHenry county chairman. Tho it is considered one of the most common chronic, and serious i" sease of childhood, no cure has yet been found. Funds are urgently needed for research arid for better treatment of patients. BOARD MEMBERS 1967-68 The following are school board members of District No. 36: President, Dr. S.L. Ruggero, Mrs. James (Maxine) Bixby, Henry C. Setzler, Joseph P. Sullivan, Jay W. Cristy, Jr., George Street and William Cristy. Also, George M. Freund, Shore Hills, is on the McHenry high school board. WELCOME A return welcome is extended to the Leon Buss family, Highland Shores, who have moved back to the Lake. CHRIST THE KING NEWS All boys, sixth grade through high school and who are interested in being in the Knights of the Altar (Altar boys), are asked to contact Sister Clement Mav'e at the religion center, 653-2581. The bridge tournament will be held again this year in the school hall beginning Sept. 10, 7:30 p.m. For futher information call Mrs. Warren Lindgren, 653-6534. , BELATED BIRTHDAYS Mrs. James (Barbara) La- Greca, Oakwood Shores, celebrated her birthday Aug. 1 and her daughter, Susie, celebrated her birthday, Aug. 14. FORMER RESIDENTS ARE HOLIDAY VISITORS Art and Edna LaGreca, Freeport, ware visiting the lake oyer Labor Day with their daughter and son's families: the Arthur (Sharon) Doyle s and the James LaGrecas, both of Oakwood Shores. VISIT FORMER PASTOR Arthur "Butch" Olsen, Mrs. Willard Schultz, McHenry, and Mrs. Norman Williams, Jr., attended church Services in Glenview, Sept. 3 at the Holy Trinity Lutheran church, where Pastor W.L. Thummel is assistant pastor. Pastor Thummel will be remembered as being pastor of Nativity Lutheran church, 1961-1964. Pastor Thummel will be guest speaker for the confirmation reunion service and banquet at Nativity 4 in October as part of the fifteenth anniversary program. NATIVITY LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS Pastor's information class which begins Sunday, Sept. 10, at 7 p.m. in the pastor's study is for those persons interested in membership as well as those persons interested in learning about Christianity and the Lutheran church. If you know of any interested party please notify Pastor Johnson soon. Friday, Sept. 8, and Saturday, Sept. 9, have been designated as 'Houseclejning Days' at the church. This is intended for both the men and the women of the church. We would like to have the facilities clean for confirmation Sunday and for the anniversary events that lie ahead. Bring rags, buckets, ladders, vacuum cleaners, etc., needed for cleaning. Those women and men who plan to stay over the noon hour are asked to bring a sack lunch. Coffee, milk and cake will be served. Let's turn out in force! The church is still looking for pictures from 1961 to be put into the anniversary booklet, anyone having any pictures please get them to Pastor Johnson as soon as possible as they are trying to finish up the book. The Lutheran Church Women (LCW) will have their first meeting of the new season on Monday, Sept. 11, in the church social hall at 8 p.m. An interesting program is planned for all. The new officers are: President, Mrs. Thomas Johnson; vice-president and program chairman, Mrs. James Preston; secretary, Mrs. Ray Wenk, Jr.,; treasurer, Mrs. Victor Rescino; Christian service, Mrs. Glenn Robe, Jr.; weddings and funerals, Mrs. O.E. Malenius; Coffee hour, Mrs. Sam Absher; Refreshments, Mrs. FrViik Anderson; devotions and membership chairman, Mrs.1 Norman Williams, Jr. Sunday, Sept. 10, is rally day for Sunday School youth. Be sure to have your children present for the first day of the new Sunday church school term. Begin your youth the first Sunday and then bring 0 them regularly. We have made a great effort to increase our teaching staff to provide the childreh of Nativity with a good' Christian education but we cannot teach if the youth are absent. Begin the new year determined to have your youth present every Sunday. The regular Thursday evening Mid-Week service of worship will return to the 7 p.m. time Sept. 7. This will continue through the winter months. YOUNG AT HEART At the last meeting hel^ at the Christ the King school hall, the group was honored to have Sister Clement Marie's niece, Mrs. Harold Habercamp, from Chicago who along with two other women from the St. Benedict parish are interested in starting a Young at Heart groiq) at their church. GARDEN CLUB The next meeting of the Wonder Lake Garden Club will be Thursday, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Arthur (Elsie) Hoppe, 1719 N. Ridge road, Bull Valley, when they w?ll be learning about driftwood arrangements. WEDDING BELLS Miss Linda Mansfield, daughter of the Charles Mansfieldsj Wooded Shores, will become the bride of George Siscoe, Woodstock, at Nativity Lutheran church, Sept. 16. CONFIRMATION SUNDAY Nativity is pleased to announce that twenty-one of their youth will be confirmed at the 11 a.m. Worship Service, Sunday, Sept. 10. They are the first class to be confirmed under the new three year confirmation course. Those to be confirmed are: Daniel BeU, Richard Berndt, Gail Detwiler, Andrew Fejedelem, Glenn Hampton, Patrice Henneberg, Christine Hensel, Frank Howorka, Jr., Terry Liem, Jerry Liem, Christine Laier, Charles Mansfield, Nancy Matthesius, Doreen Moore, Donna Pickell, Penelope Reynolds, Ray Schleicher, Jr., John Sorensen, Brian Stahl, Guy Ullman and Blanche Whetherhult. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Peter, Michael and David Brenner who will celebrate their birthdays, Sept. 3, 9 and 7 and turn 6 years old, 5 years old, and 3 years old, respectively. Happy birthday, boys! SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of George Slavin, Hebron township, who passed away August 31 in McHenry hospital. ^His widow, Msrion, has been a teaehor at Harrison school for the past 17 years. COLLEGE BOUND Scott LaGreca, Oakwood Shores, son of the James LaGrecas returns as a sophomore to Burlington Community College, Burlington, Iowa. Richard Johnson, Wooded Shores, son of the Andrew Johnsons, will enter his senioryear at Amos College, Amos, Iowa. Gayle McComb, Wooded Shores, daughter of the Kirk McCombs will be a freshman , at Western Illinois, Macomb. Pamela Young, daughter of the Jack Youngs will be a freshman at Carthage College, Kenosha, Wis. , Steve Bigolin, Hickory Falls 3, will be a freshman at Northern Illinois University, DeKalb. Bob Freund, Shore Hills, son of the George Freunds, will be a freshman at Robert Morris Jr. College, Carthage. Sam Lamont, Indian Ridge, son of the Sam Lamonts, will be a freshman at Western Illinois, Macomb. Chris Rasmussen, son of the Chris Rasmassens, will be a freshman at Whitewater University, Whitewater, Wis. Thanks for the college bound calls, I will have more next week. KIWANIS CLUB MEETING Jim Robi son gave a motivating talk cm MAN POWERin reference to Peanut Day of Sept. 22. Bill Cristy and Joe Sullivan will handle the "underwriting" of peanut purchases by our local merchants and sponsors. All of the meetings until Peanut Day will be devoted to Peanut Sale promo - ••ions. The outing of the Gordy Grans was a highlight of the year. MCCUILOM LAKE NEWS EVE LEVESQUE 385-4141 LORRAINE FROST HEADS CYSTIC FIBROSIS DRIVE Volunteer workers fo* the Cystic Fibrosis fund drive are needed for about one hour's work during all of next week, Sunday, Sept. 10 through Saturday, Sept. 16 and are asked to call Mrs. Lorraine Frost at 385-3465. " Many hands malte liglit work" is the old aidom and certainly applies in this case. "Funds are still urgently needed for research and treatment of this affliction which affects one out of every 1,000 children,1" according to the information circulated by Mrs. Neva Fuhrer. of Wonder Lake area chairman. Mrs. Fuhrer has a personal interest in this vital project because of personal contact with the dread disease. Mrs. Frost has full time^ employment so she urgently needs the help of local housewives for this mor? .i^.vV-ruse. She is donating her time and effort. Will you help? The generosity of our residents is well known throughout the County, and we- are certain this drive will prove'to be no exception. Please welcome the vol jui cer girls and women and give what you can. Every donation will be appreciated and put to WORK! BOWLING SEASON OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT According to our information the Cullom-Kno'l bowling league will begin the season, tomorrow night (Friday) at 9:30 p.m. at Tomasello's in Johnsburg. The lists have been posted in both taverns in the village, and for additiona! information, contact either of the proprietors, or Mrs. Gerry Jensen--385-3461. VILLAGE BOARD The president and trustees met in regular session last night, Sept. 6, and the action of that meeting will be published next w-jek. LADIES OF THE LAKE RE-CONVENE Women of the community will be happy to know that summer The horseshoe players were hot - even for a chilly evening. Thanks again to the Grans fgr their hospitality. Bye for now, see you next week. is over and the monthly meetings will resume, starting next Thursday, Sept. 14. The gals have accomplished a great deal since the organization was founded in 1954 and anticipate greater activity in the future. All women of the community are cordially invited to attend, and perhaps join; especially those who have moved into the area in recent months. Mrs. Gertrude Murphy is president of the club and will welcome each new member. This is a great way to meet the neighbors. SUNiSHINE BELOW GROUND 'Tis'&bvious that RuthRadtke is getting a big charge out of utilizing "ol' sol" above to produce for her, below. She is producing some of the most luscious cukes, green peppers, tomatoes, squash, etc.,youhav© ever tasted! Mighty nice hobby, and good eating too. This ga' is a real credit to her community! WE. HATE TO REPORT That severallcomplaints have been registered with this reporter of damage being caused by young fellows nth slingshots! The vandals are not confining their mischief within the village limits, but are also trespassing! One man reports that TWO of his headlights were smashed with the dangerous weapons and another lady who resides on Flanders Road reports that a band of, the young lads are roaming that portion of the lake, and caasLig a great deal of mischief, including aiming at people! The identity of at least one of the culprits is known. The purpose .of this article .^iirn American Motors Introduces New Javelin American Motors' new entry in the sporty car field is the sleek, low-prpfiled Javelin hardtop, available in two versions, standard and the SST model shown. Exceptionally roomy inside with full, four-passenger seating, the Javelin's classic appearance is en-r hanced by the fast-angle windshield, narrow: dual pin stripes that follow the graceful body -. contours, and twin Venturi grille. Enginechoices range from a 232 six to 343 V-8s. is to acquaint parents with the knowledge of the misdemeanors and confiscate the slingshots in the possession of their lads. Further action is plamed, unless the action ceiases. HEY, PA, YOUR ATTENDANCE IS NEEDED Officers of the Little League organization will meet Wednesday, Sept. 13, at 8 p.m., in the beachhouse, for the purpose of wrapping up this season and planning for next. If your little fella played this year, or you are expecting him to be a part of the group next year, it is mandatory that you attend. Too few fathers are taking an active part in their sons' futures. You don't plan to be one of the delinquent ones, do you? If the li'l guys can read the column, here's hoping they put the pressure on dad to attend! RAIN CANCELS M. AND F. ALL STAR GAME Thunder, lightening, and a raging downpour put the damper on the girls versus boys- All Star game, a week ago Tuesday. The game was rescheduled for iast weekend, but this early deadline (Friday morning) precludes printing the results. But we sure will, next week! ORCHID OCCASIONS Belated congrats to Kathy and Jack DeGeorge who were wed 6 years, yesterday, Sept. 6. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Marie Hagel, tomorrow, Sept. 8. Nine candles on the cake for Billy Cunningham, Sept. 9. Natal day congrats to Warren Kommer, Sept. 10 and to Everett Ingersol, Sept. 11. First grader Annette Matthesius turns 6, Sept. 12. Heather Ingersol will be 4, Arnie Berry turns 22, and happy birthday to Abby Berry, Sept. 13. Best wishes to all. Jake and I left Saturday morning for a few delightful (we hope) days in the Wisconsin Dells. Hope your holiday was just great. Soe you next week at the same time. NOTICE October 2, 1967 is the claim date* in the estate of Barbara Diedrich deceased, No. 67 P* 201, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Leo M. Diedrich of 2414 N. Chapel Hill, McHenry, 111., is the Executor; Allen & Herrmann of 101 Van Buren St., Woodstock, 111., are the attorneys; . (Pub. Sept. 7,14,21,1967) PARENTHOOD CLASSES The next session of the free "Preparation for Parenthood? class at Memorial hospital fof McHenry County will begilp Monday, Sept. 11. A second session will be held beginning Sept. 18, Mrs. Caroline Strata ton, R.N. in charge of the program, announced today. The sessions begin at 8 p.m. and are held in the hospital's din? ing room. Those planning to attend should obtain the routine permit slip on their next visit to their doctor. Fathersto- be are encouraged to attend. For Home...School or Business... liiirside Retail Is lie To Buy I Pick a plaid... choose a check... or select your favorite from our mixtures and solids! 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