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t \ y ^ x Thursday, April Vh 1958 Page Nine WonderLake MOID COOKE ATLAKF' ; by Jane Ducey -- 2731 Girl Scout cookie sale, got underway Wednesday, Apr. 16, arid will continue until Apr. 28. Scouts in the ten troops in Wonder Lake' will be calling on you with the familiar boxes of sandwich creme, and pepperw^ it cookie asking for your SfWPort .with the purchase of cookies. When you buy Girl Scout cookies,k you help round out the excellent program vof Girl Scouting and bring the girls closer to obtaining as* established camp of their own. Five; cents of each sale made will bp returned to the troop to be'used on projects such as the purchase of troop equips n»t, i.e.„ flags, publications, cooking equipment, or for program projects including educational trips or helping make a camping experience possible for the tfoop.* Funds do not go to the individual scouts to be spent personally. Nativity Evangelical Lutheran Church News £ew. Burton Schroeder has clwsen the title . "The Good Shepard" for his sermon Sunday, April 20, in observance of Good Sheptircl Sunday. Worship services are at 8 and 10:45 a,m. with Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. . Thd Brotherhood will meet Monday, April 21v at 8 p.m. and they invite all men to attend to hear a most timely prof& frn. An airlines pilot will be tire speaker and will show a film on the future jet age of\ Commercial aviation. 1 Wednesday, April 23, a spe,- cial vacation church school workshop will be attended by many of the staff .of the 1958 vacation church school. The workshop will be held at North Austin Lutheran church in C h i c a g o . V a c a t i o n c h u r c h sdhpol at Nativity will be held June 9 to 20. Christ The King Church News The spring card party sponsored bjr the Altar and Rosary sodality wljl be held at Mathews Hall on Thursday evening at 8 pm, , Many beautiful prizes : will be given away. Everyone, is invited to come and enjoy an evening of fun. (^fye children of the parish will receive their first Holy Communion Sunday, April 27, at the \9 a.m. Muss. The first confessions of, these. children will be heard Saturday, April 26. frofn 4 to 5 p m. This is very important and the parents will please note this special time for the first confessions. All the children should be at the church not later than 4 p.m. on the twenty- sixth. Both the Harrisori school and St. Mary's of Mc- Henry bus drivers will drop the children off at the church for practice April 15, -17. and 19 at 3 p.m. Another Wonder Lake First For the first time in their ten years of organization, the fonder Lake Legion auxiliary will play hostess to the past presidents' parley dinner at Millie's Pizza Parlor Thursday, April 17, at 6:30 p.m. The pasfpresidents-from the fourteen Legion auxiliary units all over McHenry county will attend, and there are an estimated fifty to sixty past presidents in the county. The p^st presidents of the onder Lake unit in chronogical order are Gradle Lund, Marioh Cannon, Jay Hanson. Marion Ruzicka, Jerre Elberseh. Marie Bendl, Alice Murdock, Leoda Freund and Marion • Cannon (second term). Mrs. Dorothy Michels, currently serving as president, wall, of course not be eligible to attend. Van Sells of Indian Ridge •md WKRS will provide the entertainment after dinner with the review of a book. W 7bf Cwlrl Scout Troop 489 The girls of Troop 489 had a special meeting Wednesday afternoon, April 9, at the, home of their leader, Mrs. George Rink. They learned how to make a bed-roll, a fire, -and their camp-out at Hawthorne Hill. Karen Weeks is troop reporter. Re-Zoning, Hearing , A public hearing is scheduled at the city hall in McHenry Tuesday, April 22. at 3:45. At .this time the McHenry County zoning board of appeals will hear the application ' of the Wonderland company for a change of zoning classification from R-l (one family residential) to B (community business district) in the subdivision known as Wonderview Unit 2. This property is the new subdivision located on the west side of the Wonder Lake blacktop, between Wooded Shores and the Wonderview road. Petitions have been placed in all Wonder Lake -"business houses objecting to this reclassification-- on--nine points. The gist of the objection as stated on the petitions is that the re-zoning would not be in conformity with good area planning and zoning procedure in that it would create an over-abundance of business property in the area since there is at present a large amount of vacant business property available. The petition also states that business property in this location would increase the hazard t aUatWw a. suddenly it's '-t«NCV ... ana you can lightly turn his thoughts with SPRING FANCY fragrance by PRINCE MATCHABELLI A fragrance bouquet of 17 Spring flowers in every bottle of Cologne . presented in a box that bursts into a charming paper bouquet when you open it! Also matching Dusting Powder, Perfume Creme Sachet and NEW Purse Kit with V4 oz. Spring Fancy Cologne. RING XNCY $150 JLepalcu^s tax New Cologne Spray Mist *2 BOLGER'S in driving conditions and con> gestion on this through road, diminish the value of the present residential property and be in general for the/ sole benefit of the subdivides ? ' Any civic-minded * resident who objects to this application and feels that the zoning code las not perhaps kept pace with the expansion of the area is urged Jo sign one of these petitions located in the stores and l.o be present at the hearing, jreferably as a representative •.ent by his subdivision. This hearing is the place vhere the objection of the resilents must be made known; my future consideration of he matter is on the basis of "he evidence presented at the Tearing. A m^ss demonstration s impressive; according' to larold Bacon, chairman o.f &ie zoning board, when the, board hakes its recommendation to he county supervisors; garden Club Officers Installed The new slate of officers of - he Wonder Lake Garden club was installed in an impressive ceremony at their meeting \pril 10 at the home of Mrs. TIoward, Pliner. A beautiful corsage was presented to each lew and retiring officer, niose installed were Mrs. Vrthur Hoppe as president; Mrs. LeRoy McCall, secretary; Mrs. Edward Mjjchow, first ^ice-president; Mrs. I^eo Har- :og, second vice-president and membership; Mrs". Leon Swit- -.er, treasurer; and Mrs. Walter Troyell, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Ben Redman will take care of publicity for the club in the coming year. Ifuture events of the club which were discussed at the meeting were the May meeting which will be held at Harrison school, the bake and rummage sale scheduled for May 24, and the flower show to be held at Harrison school August 16 and 17- Mrs. A. Burgess of Woodstock -will talk on floral arrangements at the May 8 meeting which will be limited to an audience of 75. Tickets may be obtained from any Garden club merplber. The rummage sale -'Will be conducted at the Wonder Lake office of the McHenry Lumber Co. and the ladies are asking, for discarded items now, which may be left at this location any day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A social hour follower the meeting with the serving of refreshments. New members were received into the church last Sunday/ April 13. They are Mr. and Mrs. .Andrew Anderson, Mr.' and Mrs.' Gordon Horton and their two daughters, Jean and Carol, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodicki. Two babies werfc also dedicated to the' Lord last Sunday in ceremonies oonducted by Pastor Wright. They were, Dianne Borta, daughter of the' Delmar Bortas and John Dbminguez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Domihguez. Election of officers of the church will be held April 329 it 7:30 pm. A list of nominations is posted on, the church bulletin board for your attention. ' \ • • y~"'k There will be a sroop-of fivp students led by W&rreri Palrii* e'r. all of the missionary techn'cal course of , the Moody Bible Institute, present - at the \pril 20 Sunday Evening service. This gospel team wfll -*ive to those present, a field dertionstration "through the medium of radio. This should prove to be an interesting and nspiring meeting for ail yhd ittend. Wonder Lake Bibft Chnrch New?, The winners of the recent Surtthay Scfiool new memlSer contest have; been announced. They are Dorothy Pope and Danny Toihano ahd these two young 'people will each receive a free week at the Lake Geneva Bible camp this summer as a reward. Ladies' Bowling League The ladies of the ' Monday night league will wind up the season with a late supper narty after bowling next "'Mori* lay. when they will be bowling for sweepstakes. Thfe following Monday, April 28 they Twill have their usual banquet, start- "ng at 7:30 p.m. - Team standings are . Lake Cleaners 71% won, Vila's won and Cardinal Store "7 won. CJutzmans anil Fredvicksens tie with 45 won, 51 'ost. followed by Handy Pantry with 44 won. Trailing are Reuters with 36 won ahd Mayers with 29 won. 4-H Activities T h e 4 - H H a n < l t - H e t | x f r s , whose leader is Mrs. iftaroffl Zapel, met at the home of Tackie Hill in White Oaks Bay Saturday, April 12. This group, which is a cooking group, made olans at the meeting fop a luncheon to be served Satur- 1ay, April 26. at 1 p.m. at the Greenwood Methodist church. The public is invited to attend. The luncheon is one off the fund raising efforts of the girls to meet the expenses Which they will incur at the fair this summer. A bake sale is on the Schedule of the Genial/ .Greenwood Girls, quite a few of whom are residents of White Oaks Bay. The sale is scheduled for Saturday, April 19. from 9 tfrit i^jiooh Estate in Woodstock on the square. L a k e F i e s t a s a t M o n d a y night's meeting, having passed their thirty day trial period satisfactorily.. About half the club's membership went1 to Union Grove, Wis., Sunday where Sonny Spielman, Ron Kreutz' and George Smith entered their cars in the ^-mile drag strip for timing. At the drag strip at Oswego a week previously, Randy Seltek was clocked at 98 mph at the 'fc mile* in his stock Corvette sport car. The top speed (hat day was 112 mph 'made by a 1958 T-bird. Harrison School News There were sixty ballots cast in the school board election last Saturday at Harrison sjchool, which was a healthy turn-out for an uncontested flection. Jack Falkenthal and Henry Setzler were elected to serve three year terms. There were four write-in votes cast, each for a different person. , The other five members of the board of education are Raymond Watkins, F. Q. Marion, George Rink, Jay Hansen and Maxine Lichty. The third grade students welcomed a new teacher following the Easter vacation. Mrs. James Weiss of McHenry, who has taught previously at garrison as a substitute teachcjr. will fill out the term in the absence of Mrs. Marlene Goetschel. Natural Gas For Wonder Lake i In a letter to the Chamber Of Commerce the Northern Illinois Gas Company states that they plan a preliminary fjeld survey of the area this fpll after which they will turn their findings over to their engineers for a cost estimate. If the report is favorable they envision a natural gas line for Wonder Lake in a year or two. Tliis is an improvement over the three to five years of the company's first estimate several weeks ago. Whether this Would be for cooking and heating too was not disclosed in the letter. Dietrich 201-516; E. Bell 51£ Cristy & Stendebach won 2, Lake View Inn won 1; H. Johnson 223-545, Cristy 542. Wonder Lake Oil won 1, George's Firemen won 2; A1 (arm in cast Schimke 236 - 576, B. Sandgren 534, Art Meeker 218- 506. Paul's Hardware won 2, Van's Wonder Lounge won 1; H. Brady 503. Fish and Dogs We have been asked to point out to the fishermen seen pulling 6" walleyes out of the lake and keeping them, that the fish are not only undersize but out of season, too. There is also that perennially ticklish question of the dogs running loose. On the one hand it is~ a state law that every dog must be inoculated for rabies and violation of this can impose a fine up to $100. There is a law that states that dogs must be licensed and kept under restraint at all times. As to what can be done about the dogs that mn fthrough your yard in packs, if some one complains a constable will pick up a stray dog and impound it. If soneone signs a complaint about a dog which 5s licensed, the constable will carry the complaint to the owner of the dog to see why it is not under restraint. If. however, you are bitten by a dog things are much easier as the law is much tidier about this offence. To be practical, the county, can't afford to impound all the stray dogs in the county. As we heard it the county "ain't got no money." Thursday, the tenth. Happy birthday to H. F. Etheridge who celebrated his day Friday, April 11. Van Sells met Dorothy Mc- Eachren and her father in the city Sunday and all three -went to the theatre. Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Brown of Oak Park visited Mrs. Anne Nagel over the weekend. They all drove to Lake Geneva for a v'sit with mutual friends there. Mr. and Mrs. David Swanson enjoyed a visit with son, Ronnie, his wife, Maureen, and daughters, Tina, age 2, and the new baby, Shelley Anne. Shelley has the distinction of being the youngest "cover girl"., Her picture appeared in full color on the cover of the magazine section of the Sun- Times, March 23, when she was just. 20 minutes old. News Briefs Saturday. April \2, marked the birth date of three Wonder Lakers. Happy birthday to Ruth Mann, Ruth Marie Mathews and Jean Hartmann. Ruth Marie was four years old and she and Jean ^celebrated with a party for the family on Bowling News • It's still anyone's ball game jjp the Friday night Men's League with one more session to go. Paul's Hardware is first, krueger*s -Oil is second and CJristy and Stendebach is third after last Friday's play. , • ' - Mill Inn-won 2, Silk's Sporting Goods won 1; j. Shirra 533, til. Pederson 232-579, Circle Inn 1, Lake Cleaners won 2; •* Fiestas Hold Sleeting Tony Freels and Kurt Weisenberger were accepted into membership in the Wonder GALLONS NEW 5ATIN Sale Ends April 26 FOX RIVER BOAT Co. 120 N. RIVERSIDE DR. PHONE 454 McHENRY, ILL CASH for Your Home Improvements You may borrow up to $3,500.00 for Repairs - Modernization - Remodeling No loan costs or expense No down payment needed Rates are low Up to 5 years to repay in convenient monthly amounts i Marengo Federal , Savings ami Loan Association MARENGO, ILLINOIS JOrdan 8-7258 Total Assets over $8,500,000.00 Kreuger's Oil won 1; T. Willig 220-539; A. Kreuger 525, A. Business & Service Directory of Wonder Lake CRISTY and STENDEBACH General Contractors «> NEW HOMES greet' 5Q7.11 Ph<me Wonder Lake 5432 Boy Scout Troop 145 The Scouts are planning their first camp-out of the season at the spring camporee for the district to be held May 3, at Marengo. The theme of the camp-out will be' camping skiffs. The boys will leave Saturday morning and come back Sunday evening, May 4. The safety program in which the troop is engaged is advancing very well according to scoutmaster Ed Druml. Currently they are studying cycling and boating, and the safety rules, regulations and precautions to be followed in each of these activities. Deduct from Florida's win-: /' ter visitors the generation .ofj knitting women and cigar- +, smoking men and not many?^ would be left, says someMie who claims to knanr. h-.\< U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Be sure to read the Plaindealer Want Ads each week. 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