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Thursday. November 18, 1965 THE McHENRt PLAINDEALER yy.l WONDER LAKE SUBDIVISIONS NAME DELEGATES TO ATTEND MASTER PROPERTY OWNER GROUP Eleven subdivisions have designated delegates to the Wonder Lake Master Property Owners association. A. J. Robertson, chairman of th» executive committee, urged the remaining subdivisions take similar action so that all will be, represented officially in the Master association when delegates are seated as directors at the first organization meeting of directors on Dec,, 12. The executive committee meets every other Friday. Starting With/ the next meeting Nov. 26. the committee and delegate-directors will convene at 7:30 p.m. in the meeting room of firehouse No. 1. . At the meeting last Friday night, fifteen delegate-directors or observers and members of the committee were presnt to discuss organizational affairs of the Master association. Temporary by - laws enable the ^Master Association to functioft--until permanent bylaws are adopted for the notfor- profit corporation. The executive committee said that any person or subdivision wishing to make suggestions relative to by-laws or formation of the organization is invited to submit their thoughts in writing and signed to the committee members or to any subdivision delegate-director. Two temporary committees have bee"*) named t>y Robertson, with concurrence of the executive committee. Horace R. Wagner was named chairman of the public relations committee. Committee members are Raymond McCann, White Oaks Bay, and James L. Bixby, Hickory Falls No. 1 and 2, both elected by their respective subdivision boards as temporary delegates. This committee will have the responsibility of reporting actions of the Master association to the community. Robertson appointed Larry Fuhrer as chairman of a property- records committee, with McCann to serve on this committee assisted by Wagner, who has access to the necessary official records and documents. This committee is checking new official plats of subdivisions, and reporting to subdivision secretaries the number of lots recorded in each subdivision. Purpose of the lot count is to determine the number of votes to be represented by each director of the Master association. Each subdivision is entitled to one vote per 100 lots or major fraction thereof. For instance, a subdivision having 151 lots would cast two votes; a subdivision with 149 lots, one vote. An amendment to the temporary by-laws was unanimously voted by the executive committee at its Oct. 29 meeting, to provide that delegates appointed by subdivisions will be immediately seated as directors when the organization meeting is called to order Dec. 12. Then, as originally provided in the temporary by-laws, directors will elect the officers of the Master association. Plans also are being made to rotate membership on the executive committee by voting action of the directors. Exhaustive engineering studies of the dam and earthen dike are under way by an engineering firm hired by the executive committee and financed by the Wonder Lake Syndicate, principal owner of the lake. This firm will make recommendations for any maintenance or repairs it deems necessary to place the dam in first-class condition. When all details . are completed, ownership of the lake and dam will transfer from the Syndicate to the Master association. Property owners will have representation in the Master association through their respective subdivision delegatedirector. Eight From Area On Newly Named Jury Petit jurors were named to report in Circuit court Monday, Nov. 15. From McHenry, they are Loretta Wilhelm, Hazel Freie, Adolph Rodgers, Agnes M. Freund, Clemens J. Adams, Richard E. Radtke and Joseph J, Brefeld; also James Weisenberger of Wonder Lake. ead/ The Classifieds Visit With Representative Mrs. Harry H. Hans and son, Harry, of 1503 W. Lincoln road, McHenry, are shown above with Rep. Robert McClory of Lake Bluff, who represents the 12th Congressional district. The photo was taken on a recent visit of the Hans' to Washington, D. C. ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED TO HEAR SPEAKER The monthly meeting of the Mc;Henry County Association for Retarded Children will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 23, at 8 p.m. in Wonder Lake. Anyone interested in the training center and workshop sponsored by this association is welcome to obtain more information on the programs. Dr. S. L. Ruggero of Wonder Lake will be guest speaker for the evening, with a report on testing of the mentally retarded. Dr. Ruggero has been an active and eager worker for the program as well as serving as medical. advisor for the training center. At each meeting a current report is presented by the training center teacher, Mrs. Pat Shively, and the workshop director, Mrs. Adelaide Patzke. These two groups joined on Saturday, Nov. 5, as guests of Storybook Playhouse in Crystal Lake for the showing of "Prince Fairyfoot", which delighted the children. On Saturday, Nov. 20, the two groups w;ll be entertained by a Girl Scout troop of McHenry. A chat and coffee time will follow the business meeting. BOND PURCHASES FALL SHORT OF LAST SEPTEMBER McHenry county residents purchased a total of $92,375 in series E and H United States savings bonds in September, according to Donald J. Still, Woodstock, general county chairman of the savings bonds committee. Sales in the state of Illinois w?rc $25,050,554, according to Arnold J. Rauen of McHenry, state^director of the Treasury's Savings Bond division. This is 8.6 per cent less than sales for last September and accounts for 7.3 per cent of national sales which were $342,480,000. 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