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PG. 4, SEC. 2- PLAINDEALER- OCT. 20, 1967 WONDER LAKE GAIL WILLIAMS 653-5371 KIWANIS CLUB WINS ATTENDANCE AWARD AT MEET The Wonder Lake Kiwanis Club won the attendance award at the District Convention. "The Illinois-Eastern Iowa District of Kiwanis International presented the attendance award to the Kiwanis Club of Wonder Lake for having the largest delegation, noted by size and distance in miles traveled to the I-I District Convention, Springfield, Oct. 3. This was inscribed on the plaque the Kiwanians Bill Cristy, Art Christopher, Bill Dick- . er and their wives along with Art Lau brought back from the convention. Each delegate gave a talk on the convention. The nominating committee headed by Bob Howe gave the following recommendations: President, Bill Cristy; First Vice-President, EM Heller; Second Vice-President, Art Christopher; Secretary, Bill Dicker; Treasurer, Phil Kinzer; and the directors, Guy White, Art Lau, Bob Howe, Lenny Freund, Jim Robison, Ward Ehredt and Gordy Gran. This slate will be voted on at the next meeting. Bill Cristy gave the final Peanut Day report showing a net of $950. Horace Wagner, reported on the Interclub held at Clinton, Iowa. Phil Kinzer, T.P. Mathews, Gordy Gran and Horace Wagner flew from Gait Airport for the dinner meeting at Clinton. Phil took along a case of peanuts and sold each member of the Clinton Club a bag. After the sale the Wonder Lake group donated the gross receipts to the Clinton Club's Children' s Fund. Tuesday, Sept. 26, was Ladies Night, for division 20 hosted by Dundee. Phil Kinzer, Ed Heller, Bill Dicker, Lennie Freund and their wives attended. Bob Myers reported the need of an interclub with Fox River Grove and the Sycamore Clubs before the year ends. Ward Ehredt presented the Boy Scout Charters for signatures. Bill Cristy and Art Christopher will be co-chairmen of the Farmer's night to be held in November. Our Battle Ax winner was present: Art Christopher. BIRTHDAY Happy birthday to Miss Cheri Elbersen who will be 14 years old (Hi Oct. 24th. NATIVITY LUTHERAN CiHURCH NEWS Dont forget the Men's Club Breakfast and Trap Shoot, Saturday morning, Oct. 21, at 8:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Breakfast will be "fit for a king" with plenty to eat. Following the breakfast the men of the church will hold a trap shoot. You do not have to have your own gun to participate. Next Sunday, Oct. 22, the motion picture film MARTIN LUTHER will be shown at 7 p.m. in the fellowship hall of the church. Since this is the 450th anniversary of the Reformation we felt it would be fitting to show this inspiring and informative movie. There is no cost involved. Sunday, Oct. 29, will be the combined Reformation Hymn Festival at Zion Lutheran church, McHenry. The Senior and Youth Choir of each of the three respective Lutheran churches - Zion and Shepherd of the Hills, McHenry, and Nativity, Wonder Lake will sing. The time is 7 p.m. Thanksgiving Clothing Appeal, November 19-26. The annual clothing drive will be held during the month of November to give our neighbors across the seas warm clothing and bedding. Blankets are especially needed this year. Have you purchased your tickets for the fifteenth anniversary banquet to be held Saturday evening, Dec. 9????? The members of the anniversary committee are selling them at this time. New members received into Nativity last Sunday were: Mrs. Terry (Janet) Haak, Highland NEWS EVA FREUND PHONE 675-2135 RECEIVE GOOD RESPONSE ON ZIP CODE CARDS Mail checked in the Spring Grove post office revealed Zip codes in the mailing address of 58.7 percent of first class mail and 64 percent of air mail. Please continue using the cards sent to each home last month providing a free "Zip-A-List" service to zipless addresses in personal mailing lists. Extra cards are available at the post office. Zip Code can only work if people use it. The codes can also be obtained by calling the post office 675-2161, by checking in the National Zip Code Directory in the post office, by checking return addresses and by noting the five-digit numbers in cancellation marks from post offices located in cities with only one code. HALLOWEEN PARTY Don't forget the Halloween party at St. Peter's hall on Tuesday,, Oct. 31, starting at noon. The committee is planning a smorgasbord of sixteen or more varieties of foods which will include meats, fish, casseroles, salads, cheeses, rolls, coffee and the traditional pumpkin pie. Many prizes are being offered. Come one, come all, and enjoy the afternoon. Remember the "trick or treaters" will invade you that night. CLUBS The Birthday club met at Virginia Gillespie's on Tuesday, Oct. 10. Prize winners were Minnie Pierce, Viola Mc- Nish, Tillie May and Susie Rudolph. Mrs. Clara Deinlein entertained the 500 club on Thursday. Those who won were Mame Tiimey, Mary Klein, Minnie Pierce, Tillie May and Evelyn May. Both of these hostesses served lovely lunches. Shores; Mrs. John (Patricia) Arndt, Wooded Shores; Mr. and Mrs. John (Florence) Stocker, McHenry; and Mrs. Betsy Smith. WONDER LAKE BIBLE CHURCH Friday, Oct. 20, 7 p.m. Pioneer Girls meet at the church and the Awana Boys Club meet at Harrison school. 7:30 p.m. Cottage Prayer meeting. Sunday, Oct. 22, 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, a elass for all ages. 11 a.m. Morning Worship service, the Rev. Lawrence Pearson, speaker. Junior church, 6 p.m. Junior Hi Youth Group. 7:00 p.m., Bible Fellowship Hour with the Rev. Lawrence Pearson as speaker. Wednesday, Oct. 25,7:30p.m. Midweek Prayer and Praise Service, Youth Choir Rehearsal, 8 :30 p.m., Senior Choir Rehearsal. Thursday, Oct. 26, 7:30 p.m. South Side Witness to Israel Mission, the Misses Martin and Zuidema, speakers. Friday, Oct. 27, at 7:30 p.m. Seamen's International Christian Association, Rev. Austin Hayton, Missionary. Rev. Hayton will relate many experiences of his Bible Literature work aboard the many ships, Foreign and American that enter our Chicago Port. CHRISTENING Judith Marie Ziemann, daughter of the George Ziemanns, Oakwood Shores, was baptized recently at Christ the King. CHRIST THE KING Attention* Acolytes, Boy Scouts. With the training period for new acolytes, Boy Scouts wishing to obtain the AD ALTARE DE( award will also be prepared by Father Gaynor. Choir practice will be held Wednesday, Oct. 25, after the 8 p.m. Mass. SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of Harry Gronlund, 3406 Hilltop Dr., Shore Hills, who passed away Oct. 13 at Woodstock hospital. BOY SCOUT TROOP 145 The Wonder Lake Boy Scout Troop 145 participated in the fall jamboree held at Veterans Acres, Crystal Lake. There were thirty-eight boys from the Lake with the following adult leaders: John Doherty, Scoutmaster: Ward Ehredt, George Smutny and Jerry Palko. Bob Betts, Earl Betts and Jerry Palko helped haul the gear. Ward Ehredt was a judge of the campsites. Out of a possible 200 points the local troop scored 198points and brought home a blue ribbon. Congratulations, Bqys! WEDDING BELLS Miss Mary Jane Joosten, daughter of Richard Joosten, Wonder Center, and Tony Mozdans, McHenry, will be united in marriage on Saturday, Oct. 21, 3 p.m. at Christ the King. HARRISON HIGHLIGHTS The Harrison School Hurricane flag football team won their second game of the season last Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 11, at Harrison Field in Wonder Lake. The defeated Fremont 13-0 behind a strong defense headed by the defensive line consisting of Mark Decker, Dan Gal las, Marty Mondek and Pat Higgins. The offense was sparked'by quarterback, Dale CARPETS - RUGS Wi HAVE OF CARPETING FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AS RUGS OR FOR INSTALLATION BEFORE THE HOLDAYS Cumuloft Kodel Herculon Enkaloft Acrilan Vectra Polyester GIVE YOUR HOME (Your Wife) A CARPET FOR CHRISTMAS. In addition to fine carpets for living rooms we have IN STOCK Bedroom. Kitchen, Commercial & Indoor-Outdoor Carpets. Carpet Mills Increased prices Sept. 18, 1967. Our stcck was purchased before September. DupontSOI Fortel Poly crest Olefins Wools Marvess Nylon S&H Green Stamps 20U Washington Financing Available & Regular Mourn: Mon., Thurs., Fri. 6 a.m. - » p.m. Tues., Wed., Sat. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. CLOSED SI NDAYS Woodstock June. Rt. 120 & City 14 PHOME 815-338-1000 Rada and left end, Don Grames for the only scores while the defense held Fremont almost to a-standstill. The previous Wednesday, the Harrison Hurricanes traveled to Johnsburg and came home with a 13-7 victory. a Quarterback Rada and left halfback, A1 Mrowka, teamed for the scores. Rada raced around left end and Mrowka soon followed around right end to topple Johnsburg. The defense was led by a strong secondary of Rich Kober, Don Greld&nus, Matt Mondek, Ron Schuster and Jim McM'llan. Reserve line- • backer, Jim Bushert intercept- • ed two stray passes. Both victories were a strong team effort. The Hurricanes played Big Hollow, Wednesday, Oct. 18, at Harrison Field for their fi- ; nal conference game of the season. \ Hurricane rooters are welcome to attend the game and • partake of the delicious refreshments supplied by the mothers of the football players. 4 The children in Mrs. Ed- : wards' third grade class are ^ making picure maps of the business center and the lake area of Wonder Lake. This is the culminating group activity following study of life in a small community. The children are sharpening their powers of observation while learning to make these maps. ^They are also deepening their appreciation of their own community and its resources. Miss Brlckley's first graders are getting aquainted with Nutnber Sets, a phase of Modern Math using numerals and words 1-10. The goals of this study areto be able to recognize the number of objects in a set rapidly without counting; to be able to match equal sets, sets greater than, less than, etc; to know sets have the same members or different members and to train the eyes well for recognizing math terms and signs. A teacher at Harrison for 12 years, Miss Brickley commented, "At this grade level, pictures appeal greatly to the children's eyes and with it is a coloring project, too. I am happy with the response of the urftAla aIsoq 1?.va otiri osr ing, remembering and saying the terms used in modern math are very important/' Bye for now, see you next week, the number for Wonder Lake News is 653-5371. Backing from a farm drive- ,, way onto a highway causes traffic hazards. That's why the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation is passing out 60,000 to 80,000 reflectorized driveway stop . signs to members. 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