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m* "W W" r^5 t-OrSa * * v J;f •*««. ^ * "WT| *'#y •£A :';&-"SV'rv'^> • ..;<• »-,«• •":-% Lake News By Vfcnegge Sells I held the limelight in Lake all of test week the vigorous interest in the local scene was pointed up in lha fact that the Wonder Lake pUKtaCt had the best percentage Of votes in the entire county • afalnst their registered voters' llat and the school election vote topped that. Wonder Lake has a total of 1,162 registered voters and 366 of them voted in the township Section. In the school election twenty more cast votes. , In the Tuesday election Wonder Lake acquired its first jus tice of the peace when Gerald (Bud) Elbersen was elected to A Office and its first constables in .. Qie persons of Elmer Murphy. Fred Marks and Sigut^Jifcnbsen. '/"\ 1 Light County Vote The entire county vote was light and, in comparison to last Hovember, the Wonder Lake •fbte was light. In the national {flections last fall there, were 890 •fonder Lakers who cast ballots. Acquire New Area *In action by the school trustees of the county last week, an iura in Indian Ridge valued at $53,957 was taken from the Ring wood school district. No. 34, and added to the Harrison district, No. 36. The people of this area, which goes around the Benwell farm past the Stromski toad and up to the Hogan farm Wist and on to the Ringwood blacktop to the north. The assessed valuation of district 36 prior to the annexation " was called $3,708,037 prior to the transfer and that of Piatrjct 34 w&a set at $1,902,136. V ^ Are New Directors Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swanson are fetw directors of the McHenry County Theatre Guild. They were named to the board at the annual meeting of that group held in the Woodstock opera house last Wednesday. They were present at the meeting with their daughters, and with Betty Holo- 4glW08t. ! Other N^Vonder Lake members tthe Guild board are Mr. and ra. Louis Belshaw. Has Birthday Susan Grasser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Grasser of Wickline Bay, celebrated her fifth birthday April 7. , . In the afternoon eleven , of her playmates gathered at the Grasser home to play games. A cake decorated with a circus motif graced the center of the gaily decorated serving table. In the evening. Susan's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs: A. L. Nelson of Woodstock, were guests at <$• Grasser home. Election Personnel Lillian Belshaw, uldifta Haught and Pat Wrede, were judges in the Harrison school, election. Satufday. Alice1 Noren was the clerk of the election. y Attend Banquet Slie American Legion jit" Itc- Henry sponsored a party Monday night for the boys of the six schools that had participated in the little basketball league this winter. A group of the players from Wonder Lake attended, accompanied by their Coach, Fred Zandier, and two fathers, James Bell and Harold Hoffman, who helped with the transportation. Those who were present included James Bell, Roland Hoffman, Dick Hoffman, Jim "Brown, John Wright, Roger. Benson, Bob Biggers, George Taylor, Wayne Tronsen, Kurt Weisenberger, Dick Lundborg, Dan Lundborg, Jim Mahal, Gary Vogt, Randy Sellek, and Tom Roti. Oh Tuesday night Zandier took some of- -the- high school'-group in to play baseball. Baseball practice is held each Saturday morning at the Harrison field and all boys of the Wonder Lake area are invited to attend. Last "we'eK' both Fred Zandier and Jim Bell were sick so the boys had"' "to practice alone, but they • -were issued equipment and had batting practice. - Hone From Korea -- As we write this we do not know, whether or not Master Sgt. Carl Cihos has arrived at his Wicklihe Bay home as yet, but he was listed aboard the Gen. C. C. Ballou due to arrive at Seattle,' WS*fc, flora4 Korea either Thursday orri Friday of laft week. , . "_;#i»spel. Chore* NWfp* The Youth Rallies, conducted by "'Uncle Win" Johnson, proved very successful. More than one hundred registered. With other people, young and old, coming to the meetings, the attendance was exceptionally good. The children will never forget this week of unusual meetings. The impressions received of sane, wholesome Bible teaching conveyed in a most interesting way, will not easily be erased. Next Sunday, April 19th, we have our regular Sunday Bible School at 10:00 a.m.; morning worship service at 11:00 and Evening Evangel at 7:30 o'clock. Little children will be p^esentgd to the Lord in dedication at the morning service. THREE APPOINTMENTS Governor William G. Stratton has appointed three men as members of the Illinois Public Aid Commission, and two to the Illinois Racing Board. George McKibbin and Stuyvesant Peabody, both of Chicago, were named as new members of" the I.P.A.C. to succeed Simeon P. Leland and gamuel J. Bradfield. Harold Baker of East St. Louis was reappointed to the commission by Governor Stratton. The Governor appointed Paul Serdar of Lake county as chairman of the Illinois Racing Qoard, reappointed William S. Miller of Ottawa to board membership. The third board member is Frank R. Warton. Commercially speaking, the Douglas fir is more valuable than any other tree. William Tell was it Swiss patriot who lived- in Xhe 14th century. f v • toi..*, *' ;.*% r // , wH **. " ' * •!» * ^ • r - - t " - - r\ if -, " +"!*• i 1 . r s it' kit." 'f- '* .Vt"""* A tj'r ' t'.v'Vr* VsCIi* , '-** L P v.-***? "Tho Judg* «ay»lthelps to keep Him awako during dud cases." 1/ DRiijJJOHN T. GRAY 1 OPTOMETRIST I (yesight Specialist Compleie Service , Eyes Examined ' Glasses Fitted " Contact Lens Examinations and Fittings ? CLOSED J|\ja>NESDAY A number of supervisors were elected in McHenfy county last week, in several townships, the vote was extremely close. Probably the morft spectacular was in Hartland, where Leon Hager won out by one vote over Lyle Paulsen, the count being 132 to 131. Hie veteran Frank E. Beck of Chemung township defeated Robert Stoxen by 54 votes, 720 to 666. In Coral, Roscoe Glenn was returned to office but only by 18 votes, Mr. Glenn having defeated Harvel Fedrowitz 223 to 205. Frank McConnell retained his membership in Richmond by winning over Gladys Bower by 30 votes, the count being 278 to 248. In a contest brought out 1,- 796 votes, Ted Sterne won Ms second term on the board in Nunda township by defeating Charles F. Gumprecht, 1,633 to 724. Also in Nunda, Nels Pear* son, unopposed, polled 1,357 votes. A second new member in Hartland township is George Lowe, Marengo. He defeated two opppiiawti, Lkiikm fimittt, 361, and 6H«iUr Knfefy, , 381. -Loire potted sit *otes. < Hie county board will orgmlze April 28, when it is expected that Stanley Cornue will be elected to head the group, succeeding August Ruth? PASSION PLAT TO , BE wrflMESSED BY COUNTY WOMEN The sixty-five scenes ofv the American Passion play at Bloomington, will be witnessed April 19 by * tour group sponsored by McHenry County Home Bureau. The Passion Play, now in its tlrfitSMfciifc tea, authentically pgffepys, < vit a cast of S5$, the Ahings Christ in BiUical sequences. Anyone is welcome to join the group if a reservation is sent ta the Home Bureau office, Woodstock; immediately. The group will leave Woodstock oni* a chartered bus 6:45 a.m. Sunday, April lflf, and will return around 10 p.m. The group will have their noon anj evening meals together in Bloomington in a restaurant near the Scottish Rite Temple, scene the Passion Play. 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