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m '4- •' h" '1/ CM aale TOOM TUMM ." * vr • - ?~ i *••1 . ': ... - *.»*,.*, .>.. ../*•%<. « ^ : ' * . . j , * _ y ,. . tHE McHENRY *f.* •wn*F!B'**'*g:?Tf$ • T '•'•• J '"'. ^ '"' -- . . * :*;</ 4'.'.' .vVi' f *.« <*• •li'»- --- -- "3? A»i» JS'* » i» . 1. . 1*7 r ™ , ^ 1 * tc" i V-V-Jfl® ** 3p Irhuwdiy. February 12A 1! - On Honor Roll [jjjtt of twenty-four McHenry u*^l iOhool students on the hortor wB «t the end of the last semesseven were from Wonder W. With representation in lass. Harrison school can Justly proud of its graduates If thfcy continue to take more than one-fourth of the class {tenors. "Out of twelve freshmen on the •]fc^HRor roll, four are Wonder Lateera. They are Bob Cormier, *Afin Lundborg, Sandi Sells and £ean Selsdorf. Two senior students represent the area. They dure Lyle Davidson and Bob Wohnrade. Orva Tronsen is one Of two sophomore stars. One Junior only, not a Wonder Lake, was on the list. ° Percentage-wise t hat g i ve is Wonder Lake 33 y2 p«r cent" of the freshman honors; almost 20 j per cent of the senior honors; ( and 50 Y|M|r c«nt of sophoqaore honors. > >• - for them to work on for coming up in the spring. Harriet Bell is endeavoring to organize a small group to play cards and who will donate part of the proceeds ^o the hospital and the Wcnden^Lake unit will be credited with the donation. c Mrs. Anton Grill is also trying to get a sewing group, as well as a card-playing group, under way in Wickline Bay. Anyone interested, please contact her. The Indian Ridge sewing group met at the home of Mrs. Phyllis J Letizia, Brich Drive, on Thursday Jan. 29. Those present were Virginia Frederick, Louise Johnson, Melvina Kanackstedt and Miriri Corcoran. The flu kept the other members away. They expect to meet Feb. 12 at the home of Virginia Frederick. " Old friends of I?. Petersons, former residents, will be interested to know that the couple is observing their thirtyeighth wedding anniversary on* Feb. 21. ' PURCHASE NEW - , Stiiki-Gra-La Opens There was a double celebration id Shan-Gra-La, home for the aged, which opened in McHenry last week under the manage- , ment of a Wonder Lake couple, ' Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bisbee. Not only were the Bisbees launched on their new enterprise as managers of the home but also welcomed home their sen, James Bisbee, from service in Korea. Mrs. Helen Bisbee is an able practical nurse who has been employed both at the Hartland home and at Robin Hill rest borne in Woodstock. Shan-Gra-La can accommodate four old persons who wish a genuine home rather than institutional care. Until they opened their heme for the aged, the Bisbees were residents of Indian R;dge, Won- * ~ .m CaUfovM* itr and Mrs. Arthur LaGreca and their daughter, Sharon, are visiting in Torrance, Calif. They write that they have a nice apartment clone to their son, Jim's Marine base sad that tbiy f«*, to see him often. s to Visit JSgin The Legion Auxiliary will agajn visit the Elgin state hospital at the end of this month. Those who wish to go along and help give a party for the veterans at the hospital are asked to contact Jerre Elbersen, the Auxiliary president. The Wonder Lake unit of the Auxiliary has brought in $336 worth of clothing to Elgin, 432 magazines. 175 pounds of carpet rags, and 104 packages of cigaret.s. Light cblored clean shirts are badly needed. The unit is also collecting old eyeglass frames, the sale 0$ which provides a transportation fund for veterans. .Coupons collected by the unit ire used to help keep up the pursery at Downey veterans' 1 hospital, for the purchase o fr artificial limbs for veterans' children and for other children, who need such limbs and cannot afford them. Wonder Lake's Auxiliary entertained at the Children's home in Woodstock recpntly, along, with the Union unit. A birthday cake was presented to all th»> children and movies were shown. Mrs. Elbersen would like all membership dues paid as soon ai pcssible. Mrs. June Kiddell is itt charge of the membership fundi. Hospital Auxiliary News' 'The semi-annual meeting of hospital Auxiliary, held recently at Todd school in Wood- Stock, was well attended and it is hoped that at the next meettog mere members from Wonder Lake can attend and hear the fine reports that are given as to tfce progress being made by the Auxiliary toward completion of tile mothers* and children's wing. Wonder Lake was especially mentioned for its fine growth of membership and for the twentysome items that were contributed to the sale held in November. The sewing group of Hickory Falls is planning to hold a meet- %g abqpt Feb. 21 in the home of Marion King in that subdivision. Uldena Haught has material The their day . place. Burton's Bridge. Fred Zandier. J . A D I E S take a tip f r o m C U P I D F O R / Valentines Day An Arrow You can be sure he'll wetcome a fine Arrow Shirt from Fitzgerald's'. Choose from-a wide selection of famous collar styles. In tooth wftke and Patterns. Let us help you find just the right Gift for Him. MEN'S STREET All of Wonder Lake is proud of this handsome new fire truck, which was recently purchased by the volunteer fire department of Wonder Lake. Standing beside the tiuck is John Feyerer, chief y CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS February 2, 195S The City Council met in reg6* lar semi-monthly meeting with Mayer, Freund presiding. Alderof the fire department. Members of the fire fighting squad include I. Kline, Paul Murdock, Walter Schimke, Ronald Milbrandt,; R. Mahal, A. Jacobson, Jack ,'Mc- C a f f e r t y, W. Rocheford, B. leisson, OVymen present: Althoff, Andeca Freund, Rothermel, Thennes, cital. Absent: None. \ - ' \ Motion by Thennes, seconded by Freiind, to approve the minutes of the last meeting \ asl read. Motion carried. > I Motion by Rothermel, seconded | Kusek, Russell 'Spuehr, I. Rice, Jofceph Majercik, George Gergita, Larry Silva, M.' Weisenberger, A. Seeman, B. Munsek, H. DiGrazra, B. Parker, A. Dietrick, H. Stains Geo. Gutzman and Allen Schimke. by Vycital, to . approve the treasurer's report *»ad. Motion carried. Motion by Freund, seconded by Althoff, to approve the collector's report us read. Motion carried!. ""..'-'i iftotlon ' fcjr iVndferson, seconded by Thennes, to approve the clerk's report as read. Motion tarried. Motion by Rothermel, seconded' by Anderson, to pfty the folldwing bills as approved by the finance committee: Motion carried. Harold Aim, Clyde Rhcades, Salary . . Jo h n R. Weichmann, 1243.80 .231.00 Salary - v '••• '••• 229.40 Arthur J. Sfnith 207.20 Philip M. Thennes, Salary 198.30 Anton H. Freund, Salary 198.30 Earl R. Walsh, Office Expense- • 100.00 P. Freund, Salary 48.00 H. Althoff, Salary 30.00 Anderson, Salary 30.00 J. Freund, Salary 30.00 Rothermel, Salary 30.00 J. Thennes, Salary 30.00 W. Vycital, Salary 30.00 Walsh, Salary ..105.00 George Williafh Arnold George Leo G. Edward Charles Earl R. Thomas John E. Dr. -H. F. Bolger, Salary 30.00 Looze, Salary .... 50.00 S. Fike, Services--Dogs 114.00 Butch's Auto Service, Repairs to Police Car 48.37 Koehr Supply Company, Supplies ...... .1.71 Duncan ^ Parking Meter Corp., Payment on Meters 350.0(V Earl R. Walsh, Motorcycle ....... Miller Meters, Inc., parking meters Illinois Bell Telephone phone Service ..... Westinghoufie Electric Co., Street Lights . Insurance on .v • • • #0.34 Farts for Co., 30.03 Tele- . 22.51 Supply 143.21 Alexander Lumber Company, Coal 25.66 McDermott. Funeral Car Mart, Supplies ...' 1.40 Frank Thornber Company, Election Supplies 51.36 K. E. Erickson Company, Signs • • • 15.70 Mcft. Co. Farmers Co-op. Ass'©., ftock j3att--<* v ..... . 11.45 McHenry Lumber Company, Supplies 14.13 Public Service Company, Power and Light 266.34 Harold Aim, Extra Potece Service ..... X • • 92.55 Clyde Rhoades, , Extra » Police Service ............. . 135.90 John R. Weichmann, Extra Police Service 23.00 AOgust ' Moritz, Police Service 88.55 Ero Erickson, Police Radio Maintenance ........ 15.00 Mayme Buss, Salary, it Commissions .V. . 70.47 Buchert's Garage, Gas ft Oil for police car A tr/Uck . . . 114$, Weber Pluifnbing A Roding sewers Wm. j. Haml, Labor on streets^ and show plow .. tft.061 Special Sewer FusKlir;-~ Mayme Buss, Clerfcal .... S6.0& Joe Diedrich, Salary .... 208.00 Public Service Company* Power & Light 52.14j Motion by Rothermel, seconded by Althoff, to pass resolution, as read, pertaining improvement' under Motor Fuel Tax Section 3< C. S. consisting of a reinforced concrete culvejrt and pavement' widening on Green Street near Park Avenue. Motion carried. *The clerk was instructed to', secure specifications and bids eikt blacktop road improvement tor property owners on Park Streetnorth of Washington Street. , Motion by Althoff, seconded by. Anderson, to adjourn. Motion: carried, • 1 « Qeorge P.. Freund, Mayor r \' -Sari R. Walsh, City' Clerki Help your Heart Fund help your Heart. Contributions are <*edu«IK; ble tor Income Tax purpose*. . ^ feesl The Want Ads! Baseball Games Wonder Lake boys ke record clean last Satur- . . they stayed in last The game was dropped to - • - coach of the "P«O•S IUT PIRVOEO..F. bmram£?£ -iS Midwinter VALUE ..t SERVICE Days 12 of the many terrific buys yovll Had in this went •••••••• 29c I $1.49 AZO team, says the score was the worst of the year. "I am not disj pleased, however, "Fred said,. "as the boys are improving very] ! rapidly. I am looking foi*ward to j moving up on Uie list in round ^ two, which starts Saturday.' The Wonder Lake team faces St. Mary's of McHenry Saturday. 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