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Pag* Fourton THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER 1 ; -- Johnsburg News . By Mr*. Betty Hettermann wm. Forester Trys ; Last Wednesday morning a bus bearing thirty lady Foresters, left from here to make a trip to Holy Hill. The ladies Were in time to hear Mass, followed by a wonderful dinner served in the cafeteria on the grounds. They continued on, /Saying the Stations and then a ^return trip to the beautiful church for benediction.. After their religious duties were attended to, the ladies browsed Igrpund b store which sells religious articles. On the return trip, as the bus passed through the various towns, the voices of Jhe thirty ladies blended to $i„ng iTXany familiar songs. The day. though long, proved most beneficial to all. ; Present on the trip were Isaiielle Stilling, Mabel Smith, Ma- ;«ie Oeffling, Hilda Thelen, Mar- ?tha Freund, Susie Hiller, Frances Miller, Olivia Hiller, Helen -Thompson, Alviha Miller, Anita Freund, Kathleen Freund, Marilyn Thelen, " Barbara Freund, Lena King, Virginia Pitzen, Agatha Thelen, Tippy Klein, Hilda May, Nora Miller, Barbara Alihoff, Kathleen Oeffling, Martha Schmitt, Dena May, Helen Hettermann, Tillie, Julia, Betty and • Eileen Stilling and Katie Huff. Bake Sale Next Sunday morning Sept. 2. the Blessed Virgin sodality will Sponsor another of their popular* bake sales. The sale will take place in the St. John's school hall following the four Masses. Such articles as homemade bread, doughnuts, cakes, pies, potato salad and beans will be on sale at this time. Be sure to stock up for the long holiday weekend ahead. Proceeds will be turned in for the school building fund. | IS MY FACE RED! j And it should be--We have • two fine baseball teams, the Til gers and Hettormann's Softball, who came out on the top of the heap without a mere mention of congratulations. My apology, to the two teams for slipping up. Both teams are now in the playoffs. The Tigers beat Algon- , quin 6-2 last Sunday as they j started the final turn of the I playoffs. We hope next Sundays game will be the final one. Willi the Tigers out on top. Hettermnpn's soft ball team | start their final round tonight. Thursday al the VFW field and i we sincerely hoj|^. they can ' tuck n away \yithow playing a . third game. Both teams had I an amazing winning streak this I season. I • • ' | Meeting in Woodstock i -The following ladies attended the fall meeting of the county ladies' bowling league in Woodstock last Tuesday evening': I Laura Schmitt. Joan Haag. Bon- ! nie Meyers. Betty Freund and Re t t y Hettermann. Laura Schmitt, who-is county league ' president was named a delegale to the ladies bowling convention which will take place | in Peoria next February. MEMORABLE TRIP Mrs. Yi Stermer, a summer resident in Niesen's subdivision, i returned last week from an exciting' 1 trip to San Francisco. Mrs. Stermer visited her son, Edward, who will be leaving shortly for a vacation trip to Europe. She was shown all the beautiful sights and points of interest of this fabulous city by her son and his friends. Mrs. Stermer had many exciting moments' in her ten-day stay, such as bumping into Margaret Truman and her husband and Walter Winchell and his daughter at the^ airport. „ It- was her first! plane trip,, which she enjoyed I very much. j LEG A L$ NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE At»- J PLICATION OF MATTHEW J. Happy Birthday ORLIK, VALENA ORLIK AND To Mary Ann DeSalvo, who J LOUIS L. BORKOWICZ FOR A CHANGE OF ZONING CLASSIFICATION OR VARIATION AND FOR AN AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE. j celebrated her birthday last j week. Mrs. Ruth Martinec join- : ed the "over 21" club on Aug. j 25 and little Eddie Schmitt observed his second " birthday anni- , vorsarv earlier this month. I j Around the Town The Walter Durrenbergers have J\the McHenry County Zoning i been enjoying the company of I Board of Appeals in connection Notice is hereby given in com- i Telephone 1135 pliance with the McHenry Coun-' ty Zoning Ordinance, that a public K&bring will be had before to such application will be entitled to be heard. . Dated this 28th day of- Aug\ist, A. D. 1956. McHENRY COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By HAROLD J. BACON, Chairman. JOSLYN, PARKER & KELL Attorneys for Petitioners II6V2 Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois their niece's four-year-old daughter, Nancy, for the past week. Mrs. Helen Hettermann and Carol Ann Stilling were Saturday night dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith. Mrs. Joe Smith will be spending this week#in Rockford, assisting her daughter-in-law in taking care of- her two-year-old son, who was b.urried quite badly recently. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oertel of Chicago spent a few days here lr^t week visiting at the Michelsr Roberts home. Mr. and Mrs. Emrtt Roberts and daughter, Cindy, will be leaving Saturday morning for Missouri, where they will be visit- ! ing his family. ! Famous , last words! "I forgot I to register." You can't vote in 1 the Nov. 6 election unless you I are registered. with the above entitled application for a change of zoning classification and for an amendment of the Zoning Ordinance of the following described property: Lot 6 in Block 1 of Unit Number 2 of Pistakee Highlands, being a Subdivision of jrart of the Southeast Quarter of Sec- (Published August 30, 1956) LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IN BURTON TOWNSHIP Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on a petition for an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of McHenry County, Illinois, . on September 18, 1956 at 4:00 p.m. (Central Daylight Savings Time) in the Spring Grove Village Hall tion 5, Towflship 45 Norih, of sPrin< Grove- Illinois. \ The pro- Range 9 East of the Third Principal Meridian, in McHenry County, Illinois. This application is for the purpose- of the rezoning of Lgt 6 in Block 1 of Pistakee Highlands, which is located *on the corner of Broadway and the public highway in said subdivision for the purpose of the erection and operation of a tavern thereon. - Such hearing will be held at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 25, 1956, in the City Hall of the City of McHenry, Illinois, at which time and place any person or persons desiring to object perty involved consists of approximately ten (10) acres located on the West side of Spring Grove Road South of Grass Lake Road in Burton Township legally described as: The South half (S%) of the North half (N%) •! of the Northeast" quarter (NE*/4 ) of the Northeast quarter (NE%) of ,Section' 32, Township 46 North, Range 9, East of the, Third, Principal Meridian in McHenry County, Illinois. The amendment, as proposed, seeks to rezone the above' legally described property from its present classification as- F (Farming) District to Special Uses District to be used as a trailer camp. All persons interested should attend and will be given an'opportunity to be heard. McHENRY COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Harold J. Bacon, Chairman Dated: August 22, 1956 (Published August 30, 1956) TTjwday, August 30.1956 • SALES TAX .Statistics on Mtarch sales tax collections computed by counties, municipalities and types of business have been released by the Illinois Department of Revenue.- The collections, made on liabilities incurred in February, totQled $21,701,092. Cook county taxpayers contributed $12,439,- 737; downstate taxpayers, $8,- ~ 809,356; out-of-state soufces, $451,997. Included in the month's total receipts is $1,142,419 collected under the "use tax" which went into effect Aug. lW 1955.. Shop at Home and SAVE! 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