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Pg. 6 - Plaindealer - Sec. 2, Fri. Jan. 10, 1969 WONDER LAKE GAIL WILLIAMS ,053-5371 Guess What! New Year Baby Born At' Harvard Hospital Son Of Former Kathy Pedersen The proud maternal grandparents, the Gordon -Pedersens, Deep Spring Woods, announce the birth of their first grandchild, a boy, Thomas, Jan.,2, at Harvard hospital born to Mi", and Mrs. Thomas Kacprowicz, McCullom Lake. The baby's mother will be remembered as Kathy Pedersen of Wonder Lake. Congratulations to all on your little blessing from heaven!!!! NOTES OF SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of Mrs. Magnus (Laura) Munson, Indian Ridge, who passed aftay Dec. 27. Our condolences also to the family of George Evans, Los Angeles, Calif., formerly of Wonder Lake, wno passed away Dec. 20 in Los Angeles. Mr. Evan's daughter, Mrs. Frank (June) Novak, resides in Wonder Lake. HOSPITALIZED James Hermle, Charles Keith, Baby Heather Northup, Donnie Lusk, Sr., John Sopoci, John Maul, and Miss Michelle Mikus have been hospitalized recently at McHenry hospital. Miss Betty Cashin, Heinz Reymann, Miss Wilma Simon, Mrs. Marilyn McMahon, Anthony Leman, Harold Hoffman, Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mark Motulewicz and Mrs. JoAnn Firnbach were patients recently at Woodstock hospital. NOTES OF SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of Martin Weisenburger, Feyerer's 'Subdivision, who passed away Dec. 26 in Woodstock hospital. Our sympathy is also extended to the family of Mrs. Anna C. Borchers, Indian Ridge, who passed away Dec. 24 in Woodstock hospital following an automobile accident Dec. 22. Mrs. Borchers resided with her daughter, Mrs. Melville (Grace) Sellek. , \ WINNER OF DAR AWARD Miss Sylvia Helm, daughter of the Kenneth Helms, Lookout Po- "int, is the winner of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) award at McHenry high school, West Campus. Congratulations Sylvia. GIESELMAN - WEBER ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. William Gieselman, Highland Shores,announce the engagement of their daughter, Eileen, to William B. Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Weber, Woodstock. No date has been set for the wedding. NOTE OF SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of Mrs. Charles (Athleen) Strong, Highland Shores, who passed away Dec. 21 in Woodstock hospital. The Strongs reside with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James (Dorothy) Fung. PERRY - PUMPHREY ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Perry, Wonder Lake, announce the engagement of their daughter, Laura Leigh, of Santa Monica, Calif., to James Raymond Pumphrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Pumphrey, Baltimore, Md. A February wedding is being planned. ® BIRTHDAYS Happy belated birthday to . Master Allan Vogt of Moline, 111., who turned nine years old Jan. 5. Allan's grandparents are the Ernie Vogts and the George Sorensons, Wonder Center, and the Fred ^iahsens are the great grandparents. Also a nappfy birthday to Master Gregory Moore, son of the Jack Moore, Srs„, Wonder Woods, .who blew out nine candles, Jan. 8. . Master Donald Manke, rural Woodstock, son of the Bob Mankes, blows out four candles Jan. 13. Donnie is the grandson of the Muss Hansens,' Lookout Point, and great grandson of the Fred Hansens, Wonder Center. Happy birthday to Cal Beise, Wonder Center, who celebrates his ???? birthday Jan. 18. Happy birthday to all!!! FULLER - WALCZAK ENGAGEMENT TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fuller, Woodstock, announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy, to Edward Walczak, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walczak, Sr., Sunrise Ridge. A September wedding is being planned. FLU VICTIMS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore, Sr., Wonder Woods, were victims of the Hong Kong flu over the holidays and are now recovered from the "bug". CHICKEN POX We are still being invaded by the chicken pox. It has taken April over three weeks to recover completely and Jamie and Beth Ann had them over New Years and Beth Ann also had a touch of flu with the chicken pox. Hope everybody enjoyed the holidays and are now looking forward to a brand new year. NOTE OF SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of Mrs. Viola Frieze, 92 years old, Stockton, Mo., mother of Mr. Samuel Yokley, Deep Spring Woods, who passed away Dec. 20. Mrs. Frieze had sixteen grandchildren, twenty-eight great-grandchildren and five children, two of whom are still living, Mrs. Katie Griffin and Mr. Yokley. Among those attending the funeral were Richard Yokley, Chicago, Mrs. Jack (Delores) Falkenthal and daughter, Debbiet Schaumberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Yokley. Personals Pvt. James Kloeckner spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kloeckner. He was accompanied home by Pvt. Neil Davis and Pvt. Ricky Karls of McHenry and Pvt. Randy Jones of Michigan City, Ind. The boys all returned last Friday to Fort Polk, La. Here Are Some Of Our Specials 1 ch arcoa Broiled Steaks Welcome " Families Open 7 days a week 11:00 a.m. to closing Tocos .JSV - WEEKLY WEEKEND SPECIALS Port Call « 385-9700 „ under New Management YOUR HOST f Wally & Dora isit our Newly Remodeled Dinir^^ 1406 N. Riverside Drive McHenry Is it a monster of the deep, with bulging eyes and drooling mouth? Or do you put this "monster" in the category of a space age object, as yet nameless? Either guess is wrong. The sinister appearing creature is nothering more than the front of the photographer's own auto, pictured from an unusual angle after Mother Nature had deposited a touch of winter. PLAINDEALER PHOTO. from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS The Lend-Lease Bill was introduced in Congress, January 10r 1941. The U.S. Army contacted the moon by radar, January 10. 1946. Amelia Earhart-Putnam started a solo flight across the Pacific, January 11, 1935. Martin Johnson, explorer, was killed in a plane crash, January 12, 1937. The War Labor Board was created, January 12, 1942. Congress decreed that the flag should have 15* stripes and 15 ^tars, January 13, 1794. Congress ratified the treaty of peace with England, January 14, 1784. A three-element vacuum radio tube was patented by Lee deForest, January 15. 1907. The Prohibition amendment went into effect, January 16, 1920. Ceramic Wall Tile sq. ft. 1 " X 1 " CERAMIC sq. ft 57^ Asbestos Floor Tile SPRING GROVE NEWS EVA FREUND PHONE 6*75-2135 ARRANGE PROGRAM OF INTEREST FOR MOTHERS' MEET The next meeting of the Christian Mothers Society of St. Peter's will be held in the parish hall of J&n. 16. A bible vigil will precede the meeting at 7:45 p.m. The program will be a demonstration by Mr^. Helen Madole of Fox Lake Who will show how to make tote bags from plastic bottles, Please save your plastic bottles, scissors, paper punch, yarn, needle or crochet hook and bring it with you if you want to start making a tote bag„ ^1] ladies are invited to come. HOLIDAY NEWS Sincfe theT holiday: season is still all around us, I thought it would be nice if you could hear about all the lovely Christmas parties we^ had. I believe the first one was on Dec. 4 when the McHenry County postmasters dined out in Richmond. For entertainment Kathy Murphy played her guitar and sang. She also pot-luck dinner was served to twenty members and6 three guests. President Be'ulah Karls opened the meeting with roll call, all recited their favorite Bioem. Reports were read, Three members had been sick, Mrs. Ray Sullivan, Mrs. Roy Todd and Mrs. Russell Rudolph. The Sunshine Chairman Frances Shotliff delivered flowers and fruit to them. Carols were sung and Santa arrived to distribute gifts. The next meeting will be held on Ja. 15 at the home of. .Peggy Buesseler. The annual Christmas party of the Christian Mothers society was on Dec. 19. A hot turkey dinner with all the^trimmings was served. A Christmas program was arranged by Jtilia May, chairman. This included ,some excellent ltfifal talent... Tommy Schoenaecompanied by the Storr brothers on guitars sang beautiful Christmas songs, recitations were given by little tots, one of them being Renee Kagan who told the Christmas story. A talented little . girl, Chris May, gave several render HRESTMAS VISITS Mr. and Mrs. John Sanborn spent Christmas week at the home of their families at Bensenville and Chicago. On New Year's Day their children and families drove out here and all enjoyed dinner at Solon. We had Christmas dinner at our home on Christmas Eve. Father Nicholas flew in from California, Sp/4 Victor Freund and his wife, Martha, were home from Fort Bragg, N. C., and Dan and Ruth and our two grandchildren, Debbie and Kelly, from Crystal Lake were there, so Santa came over to see the girls and bring gifts. On,Christmas day Charlie and I enjoyed having dinner with the Ed Thennes £a- „ mily in McHenry. Mrs. Agnes May and son, Jim, ^ flew to California and spent ' Christmas with Mrs. Diane Mc- ^ Guan and son Johnny. )• Some servicemen were home, saw Marine Mike Sanders and * heard that John Waspi returned from Vietnam. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY !• Friends of Mrs. Christina. Britz gathered at the home of. her daughter, Mrs. Arthur, Klein, on Jan. 2 to help celebrated her eighty-eighth birthday. A delicious dinner was served. Mrs. Britz was presented with a gift. SNOW TIRES Firestone and Goodrich We Install Studs accompanied the group while "itions on the piano. In a beautieveryone sang Christmas carols. There was also a gift exchange. I was hostess to my club and we all enjoyed a turkey dinner at Solon. 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