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PG. 4, - PLAIN DEALER - DECEMBER 15, 1967 WONDER LA KE GAIL WILLIAMS 653-5371 YOUNG AT HEARTS BENEFIT FROM BAZAAR RESOLfS Another holiday event, the Christinas bazaar, inaugurated this year by the Young at Hearts, was very successful. The members of the Young at Hearts are most grateful for the patronage and interest given their project. This support on the part of the people certainly gives encouragement to the members who worked so hard in preparing for this project. The Young at Heart Christmas pot-luck will be Wednesday, Dec.20 starting at 10 a.m. CHRIST THE JONG NEWS The get-acquainted parish plan is working out well. The last meeting was held in Indian Ridge. Thus far, in the seven subdivisions visited, the response for the most part has been enthusiastic and encouraging. Father Parker has visited groups of parishioners in Highland Shores, Sunrise Ridge, Wonder Woods, Wonder Center, St. Francis Heights, White Oaks and Indian Ridge. Hie next subdivision meeting^ and home to bet visited (as_ planned,by the coordinating couples) is in Wooded Shores. If you would care to have „the meeting in yotir subdivision in your home, you are kindly asked to call one Of the coordinating couples, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade 653- 5086 or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan 653-3606. There were thirty-seven cartons shipped from Christ the King parish to the needy overseas. The people in such areas, less fortunate than ourselves, will share directly in the expression of Christian love through this drive even though many miles away. To those who gave items of clothing and to those who worked in preparing them for shipment, God's blessings will be forthcoming. Father^ ^Parker will again make the traditional Christmas Wafers available and they may be picked up at the rectory before Christmas. KIWANIS NEWS -- Dec. * Dinner of excellent turkey! President Phil Kinzer was out. on a business meeting so vicepresident, Bill\:risty chaired the meeting. Bill Dicker, Bill Cristy, Ed Heller and Bob Meyers lead an interclub at Sycamore on Dec. 12. $ Battle Ax award was won by Mr si Art Christopher, a total of $8. Congratulations tot Mrs. Christopher. The year end "weigh in" will be next Monday --good luck and bring your wallet. The $1 grab bag Christmas party will be Dec. 19. Five members attended the McHenry installation of officers and reported that a great time was had by all. Bill Dicker introduced his brother - in - law, Sgt. Howard Plant, recently returned from Vietnam, who gave an interest- - ing talk on the country. WONDER LAKE BIBLE CHURCH NEWS Sunday, Dec. 17, 7 p.m., Candlelight Cantata will be presented by the senior choir. This day is also White Christmas Day, when the Sunday School and church bring canned goods and non-perishable foods wrapped in white tissue paper to be presented to the needy of our church. On Monday, Dec. 18, at 7:45 p.m. the Women's Fellowship Group will holdtheir Christmas party. Hie Sunday school will hold their Christmas program, Wed- CULLOM KNOLL INN -- Gate 6 -- McCullom Lake Road FRIDAY SPEOAL 5:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Fish Fry .... 95c Pan Fried Fresh Lshe Perch $1.75 Salad Relish Tray "" Join The Fun ... Sing with our Hammond Organ Fri. & Sal. nights from 9:00 p.m. /. L nesday, evening, Dec. 20, at7;30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 24, 4:30 - 5:30 p.m., the Christmas Eve Candlelight vesper service'will be held. < HOME FOR WEEKEND Joe and Janice Bores, Peru, Ind., spent the weekend with her parents, the Andrew Johnsons, Wooded Shores. BIRTHDAYS Miss Patti Freund, Shore Hills, will celebrate her fifteenth birthday, Dec. 17. Donna Beise, son of the Cal Beises, Wonder Center, will blow out two candles, Dec. 20. Also a belated greeting to Mrs. Rose Murphy, Shore Hills, of Dec. 12. Happy birthday to all!!!! IN THE HOSPITAL Mrs. George (Jean) Hartmann has been staying at the Woodstock hospital after recent surgery. Speedy recovery, Jean!!!! NATIVITY'S 15 TH ANNIVERSARY The banquet was an event that will be long remembered by those who attended. It was surprising to all how Pastor Schroeder remembered everybody's names after being gone from the Lake for almost seven years. It was- a pleasure to have Pastor Schroeder present for the fifteenth anniversary celebration. He became the first full-time pastor of Nativity in May 1953. He was instrumental in the initial growth of the congregation, the establishment of the first church in the house chapel, and the construction of the present structure. I'm sure the anniversary recalled many memories for all. TENDERFOOT CEREMONY Boy Scout Troop 145 of Wonder Lake opened its meeting with the Tenderfoot ceremony. The following boys were welcomed into the troop by Scoutmaster John Doherty. Ralph Acker man, Steve Borta, Steve Tom Low, Ken Murphy, Jerry Palko, Chip Pierce, Mark Schuster, James Stahl, Scott Topp, Jim McMillan, Richard Kober, Vic Hopp, Kevin Wright, Nick Jones and Tom Van Kanegan. The color guard consisting of Mike Smutney, Dave Betts, Ray Low and Andy Fos sum then presented the colors. The Court of Honor boys were Mark Ehredt, John Hendrichs, Mike Armbrust and Eddie Betts. Bob Betts then introduced the committee; John Doherty, scoutmaster, George Smutney, assistant scoutmaster, Ward Ehredt, institutional representative, George Armbrust, John Hendrichs, Jerry Palko, Tom Kaefer. Boys who received their secoiKf'class awards were: John Hendrichs, Mike Armbrust, Andy Fossum, Ken Moehling, Dan Smutney and Ray Wenk. First class awards were presented to Mark Ehredt, Luke Ackerman, David Betts, Richard Calkins, Ed Betts, Mark Kaefer, Ray Low, George Smutney, Richard Blank and John Hendrichs. The star award was awarded to Tom Armbrust. Ward Ehredt introduced Ben Phelps who gave a brief talk and presented Ward Ehredt the charter which he accepted in behalf of the Wonder Lake Kiwanis. Each patrol then presented a skit. The colors were then retired. Bye for now, see you next week. Be Wise Shop In McHenry POST OFFICES TO REGISTER ALIENS DURING JANUARY The nation's 32,000 post offices will participate in the registration of about 3% million aliens next mqnth. UnderS the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 every post office is responsible for providing registration cards and turning the completed cards over to the Immigration and Naturalization Service. The cards must be picked up personally by registrants and they may be handed in to the post office when completed or turned in directly to Immigration and Naturalization offices. Post offices will accept the cards only until the end of January, the month in which the aliens are required to register. Those who have not registered by Jam 31 must go to Immigration and Naturalization offices to do so. Cards and all materials needed by post offices in the registration are being mailed to the offices this month, but registrants may not obtain the cards until January. Alien registrations have been increasing. In January, 1966, about 3.3 million alieitls registered, and in January, 1967, the total was about 3.4 million. Further increases are anticipated in 1968. The Post office department is reimbursed for its role in the registration by the Immigration and Naturalization Service at about 9 cents for each registrant. Aliens are not necessarily restricted to registration at their "home" post office. If away from home, they may register at a nearby post office. LOCAI- STYLE . . . The people of Thailand have many unique costumes. 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