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| Wonder Lake News By Phyllis Whitfield am Kltvanls Note Joe Waynne and Horace Wagner are to be delegates to the convention this year at Atlantic City. The alternates are Frank Schroeder and A1 Schimke. Last Saturday, Dan Creamer took pictures of the youngster^ participating in the bowling program and this Saturday, March 9, the program will wind up with the play-off for twelve trophies. The merit award dinner has been announced for Tuesday night, May 7, at St. Patrick's churcn. Arnold Rauen is to act as master of ceremonies and some fine entertainment is being planned. Sam Yokeley was appointed the1 chairman of the attendance committe so expect a call from him or his committee if your attendance has been lax. Remember--Attend and Bring a Friend. Nativity Lutheran Church News Sunday, March 10, which is the first Sunday in Lent, the scrament of the Holy Communion will be administered at both the 8 and 10:45 services. The sermon topic for this Sunday will be "TTie Waiting One." The Luther league will meet at 7:30, Sunday, March 10. for their regular business meeting. Plans will be made at this meeting for the Confirmation class reception to be held on April 28. Tuesday, March 12, the Altar guild of the church will meet at 8. Plans will be made for the cleaning and decoration of the church for Easter. All are invited to the mid-week Lenten services which are held every Wednesday evening during Lent at 7:43. The theme of the Wednesday evening sermons is "Living in Conflict," the sermon title for next Wednesday evening. The Holy Name society meets March 14 at 8:30. at Mathews hall. March 17 brings to Christ the King churcJv^^Rev. Francis L. Filas, S. J., of Loyola university, Who will present a talk and slides on "The Shroud of Turin." This program sponsored by the Holy Name society is open to all interested persons. Chamber of Commerce Meets The Wonder Lake Chamber of Commerce met Thursday, Feb. 28 at the 'Rolaine Grill. After enjoying a delicious dinner, the present officers were re-elected to serve for another year. They are Walter Dean, president; Dr. S. L. M at kindergarten class presented two rhythm dances. • ^ There will be no school FHday, arch 8. The teachers will be attending a cpunty institute in Woodstock. Parents and teachers will have another opportunity to meet and discuss the work of the students Wednesday and Thursday, March 13 and 14. Slips are being sent home with students to make appointments. Beg Pardon Several names were left out of the list of hard Working ladies who collected for the Heart fund. They were Mrs. Althea .Walkington. Mrs. B. M. Walkington, Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mrs. Grace Kurzynski and Mrs. Elaine PipoWski. All the workers appreciated the cakes sent by Ringwood and Wonder Lake ladies. Parties Benefit Hospital The Indian Ridge card group met RuggVroTVice-^sid;;';; aid Sturm, treasurer; T. P. Mathews, corresponding secretary; and Helen Reuter, recording secretary. The next meeting will be the last Thursday of March. Married Friday Friday evening, March 1, at Na Kay Boldt. Those present were Lorraine Moore, Elaine Schwarz, Metvina Knackstedt, Delores McMillan, Gloria McMahon, Gloria Coughlin, Joann Higgins, Ruth Keller and Phyllis Letizia. Mrs. Ruth Woodward was hostess to the Wonder Woods group tivity Lutheran church, Pastor i Thursday Feb. 28. High scorers purchased property at Ind Lake Country club estate at Lake;}.v .; Wales, Fla. - Rates In Music Contest Jack Moore of Wonder Woods and John Batjes of Highland Shores went with a group of students from Westwood school Woodstock Saturday to Highland school in Libertyville, where they were entered in the district solo and ensemble contest. There were twelve soloists and six ensembles from Westwood. Their director is Vernon Hajeck. Jack placed first in his trombone1 solo and John placed second in the Class D of this contest,) sponsored by the Northern Division Grade School *Banc^ association. There were 846 entries requiring fourteen judges for the various events. This was the first year students kfrom Westwood school in Woodstock Wfere entered in this contest. Jack Moore was also in a quartette which placed second. - TTie first place winners from this contest will go to a town near DeKalb April 26 to compete 'in another contest. • LEGAL Burton Schroeder united in marriage Mrs. Helen Kenney and Mr. Jules Strick. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas, formerly of Wonder Lake and now living in Worth, 111., were the couple's attendants. Christ the King* Church News Lenten devotions will be held each Wednesday evening, consisting of Stations, sermon and benediction. Guest speakers will alternate weekly. The regular monthly meeting of the Altar and Rosary sodality will meet at the Mendyk home at 8:30 Thursday evening, March 7. Sunday, March 10. they will hold a bake sale in the rear of the church before and after all Masses. A variety of homemade bread, pies and cakes will be offered for sale. Thursday, March 7, His Excellency, the Most Reverend Bishop Loras T. Lane, will confirm sevens ty-one children and twenty-one adults at 3:30 p.m. Those adults who will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation are: Joseph Kolar, Albert Roy Yerkos, Joseph Corrado, Ferdinand Fuentes, Dominic S p e r a n d i o , R a y m o n d M a r k s Richard Hoffman, Elaine Clinton, Louise Duerksen Pilgrim, Carol Schuviss Buss, Helen Borgeson, Patricia Kucera, Wilma Burns Simon, Evelyn Pierce Raske, Jean Dickman, Margaret Nechansky Magnine, Carole Bell Comstock, Leslie Wolff, Lillian Gilbert Lowrey, Rosemary Roti and Laurenda Hawfey Fuentes. There will be a meeting of the 4-H club at Mathews hall March 11 at 7:30. were Neva Fuher and Mary Sandgren. Others present were Catherine Wurm, Helen Cope, Velma Sinclair, Ann Miller and Marcella Meeker. The next meeting will be at the home of Neva Fuhrer. These two groups contributed Chicago Fireman Injured at Lake $9.50^ to the Woodstock Hospital Richard Pearson, a Chicago fire- | building fund. man, was injured Sunday, Feb. 24, when the ice boat in which he was Entertains For New Neighbor riding upset on Wonder Lake. A . Mrs. Sybil Johnson, Wooded sudden gust of wind caught the ' Shores, entertained a group of sail as he was turning and lifted neighbors and friends to meet a the boat off the ice. Mr. Pearson j new resident, Mrs. Delores Petersuffered a broken collarbone and : son. The luncheon party was was taken to Swedish Covenant | held Tuesday, Feb. 26. Those preshospital in Chicago for treatment. ; ent were Margarite Jefferies, j Jean Motulewicz, Mardell Swan- Return From Florida son, Prudence Grabovy, Ann Wer- Saturday last saw the return uf i etka, Hedda Bird and Inga Jacob- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Belshaw from I sen. that sunny land of Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson moved -- here from Riverside and have two March P.T.A. Meeting > children; a boy who is a junior in A very unusual trip tor Canada | McHenry high school and a girl will be in store for you via slides j who is an eighth grade student at at the March 12 P.T.A. meeting, ' Harrison. when Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Robin- i son of Elgin will tell of their trip 1 George Unwin is still hospitalized in Lake County hospital, Waukegan, but hopes to be home in the near future. Mrs. Unwin is improving and getting around on crutches at the Stanley Wilson home. The Unwins are among those with a very warm feeling for the generosity of others in time of trouble. MlftE PRODUCTION The shipping mines of Illinois produced 4,617,347 tons of coal during January, an increase of 415,646 tons over Decenlber, according to the state Department of Mines and Minerals. January production came from 52 strip mines which turned out 1,947,768 tons, and 72 shaft mines that hoisted 2,669,579 tons. Insured Savings: Savings invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association are insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn 2% per cent plus i/2 per cent extra. 88-tf ' NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE AP- -PLICATION OF ' JOSEPH F. WETZLER and PHILLIP D. SCIARRONI FOR RE-ZONING OR VARIATION OF ZONING CLASSIFICATION. In compliance with the provisions of, the Zoning Ordinance of •the County of McHenry, Illinois, relative .to the classification of property presently classified under Farming, (F) District, a public hearing will be had before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals; in connection with the petition of Joseph F. ivetzler and Phillip D. Sciarroni, title holders of record, that the H^ssificatinn concerning the following described real estate be changed to ,"JV1" Residential District. . That the property involved is located to the east and southeast of Stilling's Second Riverview Subdivision and to the north of the First Addition to Shalimar Subdivision, bbth in McHenry County, Illinois, and is legally described as follows: Part of Fractional Section 24. Township 45 North, Range 8. East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying on the westerly side of Fox River, and southerly of the creek connection with Fox River, described as follows: Beginning at a point on the Nortyi line of said Section 24 that is 1320.5 feet East from the Northwest corner of said Section, said point being the Northwest Corner of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest quarter of said section; thence East on the North line of said Sectioji/ 1645 feet to a point; thence^jSoutherly a distance of 345 feet, more or less, to the Northwest corner of Lot 4 of Stillings second Riverview Subdivision according to the plat thereof recorded October; 14. 1946 as Document No. 195813 in Book 10 of Plats, page 38,; thence Southerly on the westerly line of Lot 4 aforesaid, for a of last summer. The program will be presented first at the March , meeting so plan to be on time. Several persons who are filing their petitions for school board membership have been asked to speak at this meeting. There are three openings on the Harrison school board; one is a two-year term and two are three-year terms. Anyone wishing to serve an this _ boayd must have filed their petition by March 23 for the election to be held April 13. Enjoy Trip To Florida Mrs. Alice Condron and Mrs. Ruth Redman returned Feb. 27 from a very enjoyable trip to Florida. They left Feb. 5, driving through Jackson, Tenn., where they visited relatives of Mrs. Redman. They enjoyed the beautiful Azalea festival at Bellingrath Gardens in Mobile, Ala. At New Haven, they were in time to enjoy tbe festivities connected with, the CttrUs ^festival. , Av^e£k£nd was spent wUh* relatives of Mrs. Condron in Riviera Another -interesting item at the ' Beach at Palm Beach Shores. March meeting will be the elec- They very much enjoyed their tion of officers to serve the PTA the fall of 1957 and spring of 1958. Events at Harrison A Rhythm program was presented Wednesday, Feb. 27, under | their return trip with Mrs. Red week's stay at Panama City, Fla. where the sand is as white as salt. They also enjoyed deep sea fishing and catching red snappers and porgy fish. They spent a night on OQJWRMT OH YOUR, AMILY ^ BOM SM '1 the direction of Mrs. Peters. It was given as an opportunity for grades to appeaV before one another. Mrs. Peter's fourth grade did two square dance numbers; Miss Brickley's first grade had a rhythm band, bouncing balls and jumping rope to music. Mrs. Wenck's class demonstrated rope jumping and Mrs. Stork's morning man's sister in Clarksvilla, Tenn. While in Florida, Mrs. Redman C U C K L E R 118 So. Green St. Phone 2027 McHenry, Illinois P I N G S lit# •; Mothers! Dads! TAKE YOUR FAMILY FOR POLIO SHOTS! There is enough vaccine for you and your children -- see that you get your share NOW. Protect your own family before polio strikes again. 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Front St. "K distance. of 248.57 feet more or Hett, to an Intersection with the Northerly line of the street indicated on the recorded plat ps Riverside Drive; thence Southwesterly along the; northerly boundary of saity Riverside Drive, a distance Of 65.8 feet to the point of tangent; thence Southwesterly on the northerly line of said Riverside Drive, for a distance of 260 feet; thence Southeasterly being at right angles to the last described line and being along the westerly boundary of the street indicated on the recorded plat thereof as Stilling Boulevard for a distance of 610.64 feet more or less, to the angle in said street; thence southerly along the westerly boundary of said street and said street line extended for, a distance of 961.69 feet, more or less, to an intersection wtih the southerly boundary of the street indicated on the recorded ( plat as Huemanji Avenue, extended Westerly in its course; thence Easterly along the southerly boundary' of said avenue extended as aforesaid, for a distance of 41.1 feet ,to an intersection with the Northwest corner of the Third Addition to Huemann's Subdivision, according to Plat recorded September 25, 1925 as Document 70006, in Book 5 of Plats, page 43, thence Southwesterly along the Westerly line of said Third Addition to Huemann's Subdivision for a distance of 337.61 feet to an intersection with the North line of Myang Ave. according to the plat of First Addition to Shalimar Subdivision, recorded November 21. 1929 as Document 90635 in Book 8 of Plats. page 3; thence west along: the north line of said avenue for a distance of' 1513.13 feet to a, point on the west line of a 60' foot easement and is also the west line of the east half of the northwest quarter of said Section 24; thence North on the last described line a distance of 2456.66 feet, more or lesls to the place of beginning, except that part thereof falling in Stillings Third Riverview Subdivision according to plat thereof recorded September 13, 1955, in Book 12 of Plats, page 26A as Document No. 297646 and except that part conveyed by deed to Lloyd F. Donald and wife; ALSO Lots 10 and 11 of County Clerk's Plat of Section 24, Township 45 North, Eiange 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the plat thereof recorded May 5, 1902 as Document No. 14073 in Book 2 of Plats, pages 46, 47, 48 and 49 (excepting and reserving therefrom that part thereof conveyed by Document No. 166777 dated November 28, 1942 -and recorded in Book 261 of Deeds, page 8; also excepting and reserving therefrom that part thereof conveyed by Document 220327 dated May 2, 1949 and recorded in Book 341 of Deeds, page 540); ALSO The west 60 feet of the South 172.5 feet _of the East half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 24, Township 45 North. Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian; ALSO That part of the East Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 24, Township 45 North. 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