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. ... PG. 6, SEC. 2 - PLAINDEALER - SEPT. 28, 1967 WONDER LAKE GAIL WILLIAMS 653-5371 RUGGEROS TO SPEAK ON "OUR TRIP TO HAITI" The Nativity Lutheran Church Women's organization (LCW) is pleased to announce that Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Ruggero will be the guest speakers, Monday, Oct 2, when they will present their very interesting and edu- P" nal talk on "Our Trip to The husbands and in- ;tod persons are also invitattend. SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of Mrs. James (Celia) Qisminger, Barnard Mill Road, Ringwood, who passed away Sept. 9 in FYeeport. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Frank Howorka, Jr., Shore Hills, on Oct. 3 when he turns 15 years old and to Mark Wyatt on Oct. 4. CHRIST THE KING NEWS Sunday Morning Masses are 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12 noon. Confessions: Saturday,4-5pjn. and 7:30-8:30 p.m. Last Sunday, registration for high school students for CCD classes was held. Classes begin Sunday Oct. 1, at 10:45 a.m. Ths Altar and Rosary Sodality meeting will be held on Thursevening, Oct. in cial prize to the meeting. These prizes are to be used for Altar and Rosary Fall card party which will be held on Oct. 19 in the parish hall. The parish priests are the Rev. Eugene D. Parker and the Rev. James G. Gaynor. MARRIAGE BANS The banns were published for the first time between Mary Jane Joosten of Wonder Lake and Tony Mozdans. WONDER LAKE SQUARE DANCERS Attention square dancers: The Wonder Lake Squares, are having a fall jamboree with the well ^known Johnny Toth as guest caller. There will be refreshments, prizes and many surprises. The date is Saturday, Sept. 30, at 8 p.m. The place is Greenwood school. From Mc Henry take 120 west to the 4-way stop, then turn right on Greenwood Road for about 3 miles. The school is on the right side of road, 2 blocks after you cross the bridge. All squares will have a swinging time. See you there!!!! Hie Wonder Lake Squares still have some openings for beginners at their square dance lessons. They are held at Nativity Lutheran Church, 3506 E. IB NT DOLORES BRENNAN 65S-9045 BEITS-JACQUES NUPTIALS MEAD SEPTEMBER 23 On Saturday , Sept. 23, Miss Peggy Ami Betts, daughter of the Earl Bettses, was united in marriage to Ronald Jacques of Fox River Grove. The nuptials took place in St. John's Lutheran Church in Algonquin with the reception held for friends and relatives in the American Legion Home in Algonquin. Persons attending were from Ringwood, McHenry, McCullom Lake, Wheeling, Arlington Heights, Fox River Grove, Chicago. Wisconsin, California and Indiana. Miss Betsy Fossum and Miss Sharon Baker of Ringwood had the honor of cutting the wedding cake for the newlyweds. Following a month's honeymoon thru the west, the young couple will reside near Whittier, Calif. GRANDCHILD FOR THE HOFFMANS Dee and Bill Hoffman became grandparents for the second time when their daughter, Sandra, and her husband, Roger Hunt, announced the birth of their secomd child, a boy, on Sunday, Sept. 24. Congratulations to grancfcjarents and parents. "500" CLUB MEETS The "500" Card Club met on Wednesday in Ringwood with Bertha Peei taking high for the afternoon and Mrs. Flora Caf-r scoring low. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Ralph Ackerman celebrated his birthday on the nineteenth by inviting his classmates and friends for a party given by his mom, Bev, in his home. All enjoyed games, cake and ice cream. In the evening, Ralph was honored at another party for his relatives and neighbors. ATTENDS REUNION Attending the Blackman family reunion from the Ringwood area were Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, Donald Blackma i and friend, Mrs. Ruby Shepard and Frank Hack. The picnic was held at Racfhe Park in Kenosha on Sunday. T BIRTHDAYS On Oct. 1, it's birthday wishes Cor Noreen Bauer and Bob Beaman -- and on the secondr Batch Leonard and Mary Ann IQappsrich celebrate their natal day -- it's best wishes to Urb Bausr on the third -- while Anna Shadle and .Mrs. Clyde Wright share the fourth -- and Rhonda Ackerman and Sandy Bauer celebrate their birthday on the fifth. Happiest of birthday wishes to all. AROUND TOWN On Monday, Mrs. Kenneth Brennau &id son, Wayne, Nellie Hapbura and Frank Hack called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schi^ze at Wawatossa, Wis. Elmer Hopper called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., on Thursday. Mrs. Allen Ainger of Hebron spsnt innwdnv with her Mother, Mr#. Ruby Shepard. On Sunday, the Bob Brennan family called on her folks, the Joe Schmitts of McHenry. Mrs. Rqy Wiedrich, Margie and Peggy called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich Sr. on Saturday. On Sunday, Mrs. Ruby Shepard visited in the Allen Ainger home in Hebron. Mrs. Mary Butler called on Mrs. Shepard on Tuesday. Frank Kempfer is spending three weeks vacationing in Florida. Well, thaf s it for another week. All news calls are greatly appreciated, See you next mnw • 'kiKei at 8 p.m. each FYiday night, you want a lot of ftin come on out and dance with the Wonder Lake Squares!!!! BELATED BIRTHDAYS Mrs. Mae Kane, who resides with the Fred Bethkes, Oakwood Shores, celebrated her birthday Sept. 7. Mrs. Kenneth (Joan) Scheib, Oakwood Shores, celebrated her birthday Sept. 23 and Mrs. Ward CPhyllis)Ehredt, Oakwood Shores, celebrated her birthday, Sept. 24. WONDER LAKE BIBLE CHURCH NEWS On FYiday, Sept. 29, at7p.m. the Pioneer Girls meet at the church and the Awana Boys Club meet at Harrison school. On Sunday, Oct. 1, 9:30 a.m.t Sunday school, a class for all ages; 11 a.m. Morning Worship Service, Junior Church; 6p.m., Junior High Youth Group and 7 pjn. Bible Fellowship Hour. On Wednesday, Oct. 4, at 7:30 pjn.c Midweek Prayer and Praise Service and also Junior Choir rehearsal and at 8:30 p.m. Senior Choir Rehearsal. v Richard N. Wright is ^astor at 7611 Hancock Dr., Wonder Center. POST-BRIDAL SHOWER A post-bridal shower was given in honor of Mrs. Kenneth Schuerr, (Barbara Howe), Thursday, Sept. 21 by Mrs. Dimon, Mrs. Nitz, Mrs. Repke and Mrs. Russell Wright of the Wonder Lake Bible church. It was held in fellowship hall of the church. Thirty ladles were present and Mrs. Schuerr received many beautiful gifts. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Schuerr are now residing in Fox Lake. ANNIVERSARY Ken and Joan Scheib, Oakwood Shores, celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary, Sept. 24. Happy anniversary Ken aid Joan!!!! RESIDENTS MOVE Jack and Virginia Young, formerly of Wooded Shores, are living in McHenry while their new home is being built in Whispering Oaks Subdivision, McHenry. Their daughter, Pam, is a freshman at Carthage College, Kenosha, Wise. Oct 8, at 3 pjn., ft Rev. Warren Thummel of Glenview will b guest speaker. The », members and friends are invited along with the confirmands who have been confirmed at Nativity. The high school youth will attend a district assembly Sunday, Oct. 8, at All Saints church. Fox Lake. The whole afternoon will have an 'Oriental flavor'.1 The Sunday Worship Services are held at 8 and 11 a.m. and Sunday church school at 9:3Q a.m. The Rev. Thomas L. Johnson is pastor at 3506 E. Wonder Lake Rd. NATIVITY LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS At the confirmation reunion, - RECITAL Last Sunday evening, Sept. 24, at Gurnee over adozen young people from the Lake were in a dance recital of which Miss Patti Jean Young of Grayslake is their teacher. The costumes and dance routine were very enjoyable^ TTse following were from the Lake: Mary Jo Gaub, Barbara Booker, Nancy Gaub, Kim Nielsen, April Williams, Kelly Fallow, Laurie Ftesl, Laurie Luckey, Evelyn Luckey, Karen Fallow, Chuck Luckey, Jamie Ring, Dale Luckie and Dean FUng. All parents and friends attending the Recital were very proud of their children and they all did very good. Bye for now, see you next week, don't forget the number is 653-5371 for Wonder Lake news. ELGIN HOSPITAL STAFF HONORED FOR LONG SERVICE Only through shared responsibility among public and private agencies as well as communities themselves "can we hope to deal effectively with the overwhelming challenges of mental health problems," Dr. Arthur A. Woloshin said at Elgin state hospital last night. Dr. Woloshin, director of the Chicago north zone of the Illinois Department of Mental Health, spoke at an employee awards ceremony at the hospital where more than 170 staff members were honored for service ranging from 10 to 40 years. Zone n embraces Lake, McHenry and parts of Kane and Cook counties and includes Elgin State and Chicago State , hospitals and more than twenty schools for the retarded, men- ^ tal health clinics and other installations. PROGRESS Anlnvft aftolT TirEveryone To View The New McHenry High School The Board of Educ£ix>n orsighfoi members, school admirus^ 4 m. to show you what rhePneS:ntscS an'd to answer any ques- Henry on theCr^l sight for your either side of the rcaa, men tour of-the building. 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VV.y.V--. v; '.• HOLIDAY R HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 886-4672 Couples Enjoy Treasure Hunt Twenty couples gathered outside of the Teuber home on Saturday evening, Sept. 16, anxiously waiting for their first clue of the treasure hunt. With instructions to drive carefully, obey traffic laws and stay within the boundaries of McHenry, Crystal Lake, Griswold Lake and Island Lake, ten cars, with two couples per car, departed. The following three to four hours were filled with confusion, telephone calls, frustration, searching, running, triumph, defeat and more phone calls. The hunt took them through ten clues before directing them to the Kasprzyk home for refreshments. Comparing experiences over hot beef sandwiches were the following couples; the Abbinks, Lundeliuses, Gabriels, Millers, Heises, Hamptons, Connells, Bodenheims, Kasprzyks, Wegener s, Kathans,Emersons,Mahons, Boettchers, Breedes, Hughes, Schmidts, Laskowskis, Do whins and Youngs. The winning couples were Donna and Con Kasprzyk, and Dee and Ron Wegener, coming in first and LaVon and Jim Dowhin and the Youngs coming in second. Three cheers for Midge and Don Teuber and Phyl and Jim Harper, who spent weeks doing all the preparatory work for an unforgettable and most enjoyable evening. WOMEN'S CLUB The women gathered at the Mahon home for the second time this month cm Tuesday, Sept 19. Earling Mettelka was on hand again to help the gals finish the artificial roses that begun at their regular monthly meeting the week before. A reminder that next month's meeting will be held on Wednesday, Oct 11. Be sure to invite your neighbor to come along and become acquainted. BROWNIES The Brownie Troop held its first meeting at the Catdhzaro home at 2404 S. Hyde Park Avenue on Sept. 25. All second and third grade girls are invited to join the troop which will meet there each Monday after school, with Connie Catanzaro and Jackie Bodeiiheim as leaders. GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts will be meeting under the leadershpof Leone Kathan and Phyl Harper. BEMES' vxsrr CSUTS Larraine and Dick Bemis have just returned from a week's visit with Barb and Frank Csuti and family in Cumberland, Wis. Among the things they enjoyed during their stay were first of all the Csuti children, Sandy, Lynn, Kathy, Debby and Barbie Jo, tiie annual rutabagas festival sponsored by the Cumberland Chamber of Commerce, and the queen contest, held in connection with the festival, in which Frank's niece, Robin Csuti, was chosen first runner- up. Lorraine also had the opportunity to visit the Minneapolis hospitaL ASSOCIATION FOR DEAF OPENS NEW SEASON OCT. 3 " Tuesday, Oct. 3, will be the first meeting of the year for the Deaf Children of Lake and McHenry Counties Association of Parents and Friends. The meeting will be held at the Lake View Grade school, Route 120 and Lake street, in Grayslake at 8 pjn. The program will consist of a report from Miss Sarah Jane King, a child development teacher. Miss King took a trip last June to the International Conference on Oral Education of the Deaf in New York. Lawrence D. Vuillemot, director of special education of Lake county, will speak on the new legislation concerning special education. He will inform on how it will effect the program and the taxpayers. TO SCHOOLS FOR TRANSPORTATION Ray Page, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, has announced that 1,195 Illinois school districts will be reimbursed $9,562,503.34 to help defray the total cost of transportation of pupils to and from school during the 1966- 67 school year. Supt. Page reported that total cost to schools was $29,175,- 717.01 with the average.cost per pupil $50.59. Total miles traveled were 66,035,039 with the average cost per mile 44.- 18 cents. There were 610,253 pupils transferred daily to and from school, 567,628 of whom were public school pupils and 42,625 non-public school pupils. Of the 567,628 public school pupils transferred daily to and from school, 492,288 rode over a mile and a half and 75,340 jNipils rode teas than a mile and a half. Figures far the previous school year (1965-66) showed total cost of the program was $26,607,593.8^, of which the state reimbursement amounted to $9,095,180.62. Average cost per pupil was $51.12 ami the average cost per mile was 38.- 79 cents. There, were 520,449 pupils transferred to and from' school each day. Reimbursement in McHenry County for 1966-67 amounts to $207,097. < ON ELECTION COMMISSION Speaker of the House Ralph T. Smith has announced the reappointment of State Rep. Daniel M. Pierce to the State Election Laws commission. This commission i& charged with recodifying and revising the Illinois election laws* 'Jeep' Gladiator with 4-wheel drive makes other pick-ups incomplete. 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