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Pif« Tweiv* - - /: .jVHEtumMnvujxasEUSB ay# March 6< .19158 ' Pirtako* Highlands J| Wanda Dobecll designing As News Reporter by Carla Bales and Hazel Morley 2895-J and 640 ^ I'd like to take this time and .ftjiace. to say a fond farewell as reporter for this column. I've enjoyed my little job this past year and thank ail the faithful readers and all those who kept the calls with news coming. I'm going to spend my Here and There Johnny Lammert fell in a Mcltenry store Wednesday morning, and was rushed to the doctor's. He is now the proud owner of one stitch in his tongue. " We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Nichaelson is back in Mt. Siani hospital. The Emmerich family has a visitor, naughty Mr. Chicken Pox. Janice Janquart was surprised last Saturday when her mother, Mrs. Arden Schwartz, her brother, his wife, Elsie and daughter Louise, all of Milwaukee, Wis. stopped by for a visit. The Schivleys have a new baby in their, house. A baby time reading what the new chihuahua, by the name of reporters are writing and taking care of my household which will have a new addition soon. Please keep the news coming to our reporters so our nearby friends and neighbors will know what's new and who's who in the 'Highlands. They work hard each week keeping the; news you call in for print. Thanks to them and good luck to Hazel and Carla. Your past reporter, Wanda Dobecki. Cub Scouts The Cub Scouts next subject will be "Exploring Alaska". From this subject, the boys will then make a project. Brownie News Hie Brownies are busy beavers these days, getting ready fa* their investiture. As part of their investiture, they are planning a play, "The Brownie Story", which will be held on March 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Center. Coffee and cake will be served, and also refreshments for girls. So plan to attend, remember this is for the whole community. The Brownies are ' also happy to welcome a new leader, Mrs. Dot Erbin. Sluggo. We also understand that Janice Janquart has been a "dog-sitter" for the past few days. Kathy Mason has been in McHenry Clinic for x-rays and different tests. She is now at home. Tom has been bitten by the flu bug, and Lois is still recovering from a cold. Joyce Heir had some of* her friends over, this afternoon for a demonstration party. Jerry Vrbik had a .poker party at her house Thursday afternoon. Those joining in the fun were Vi Johnson, Audrey Misavice, Marie Schlick, Harriet Wilson and Meryl Fletcher: After the red hot game, cake and coffee were served. The executive meeting was held at Marcia Dowd's house Thursday evening. More details next issue. all had been anxious after weeks of preliminary classwork preparing them for proper handling and care of wear pons. The club will be sending a team to fire in competition with other teams at a meeting held this month. Basketball was the only other activity last week. All interested members turned out for the Monday night at Johnsburg school. Everyone is glad to settle down for awhile and do some homework after the past few months of preparation for the play. Happy Birthday to Ricky paddock, who will celebrate his third birthday Friday, Feb. 28. He is going to have some of his neighborhood chums in for lunch and of course, some of his birthday cake. \ Table Tennis Tournament There was a big turnout for the tennis tournament, Sunday at the Community Center. All the prize winners will be presented with trophies at the n e x t a s s o c i a t i o n m e e t i n g , March 5i There were twenty people signed for the singles and twenty-eight people signed for the doubles. Here are the winners. Singles, Dolly Novotny, women's division; George Nessen, men's division; Ken Fletcher, youth division; doubles, Bob Hurekes and George Nessen, men's division; Bob and Lorraine Hurckes, mixed doubles; Earl and Bob Fletcher, youth division. Our congratulations to all you winners! Teen Club News The rifle team had their first experience on the rifle range Saturday. There was a good turn out for the meeting, as We Sure Arte Sorry to see her leave us, Wanda Dobecki, we mean. But after months of able and dependable reporting for the community she is retiring to raise her family. Thanks for the wonderful job you have done, we hope we will be able to follow in your footsteps! Girl Scouts The girl scouts have all memorized their girl scout laws and have them down pat now. The girls are all planning on attending the Girl Scout Rally in Crystal Lake soon which is being held in honor of Juliet Low, the girl scout founder. Patsy Wallace made a cake for her crooking ba<|ge which the girls dll enjoyed after the last meeting. .^They have all been working ftfffd on the play for the investiture/ Spring Is Here or 1at least all the mud that goes with it is. With the rainy season here and the main road under construction we really have our share of the gooey stuff. But--summer isn't too far off and soon the road will be paved, so better things are coming. Down Meadow Lane Mr." and Mrs. James Grice and son will be guests of their cousin Kay and Wally Sielisch this week. - It will be Kay's first chance to see baby Eddie MONDAY and then they will be "ofr to Michigan to see Kay's mother. Dick and Hazel Morley entertained Rick's parents and treated them with one of Hazel's dinners. They will have her folks and Dick's out soon in honor of both their sons' birthdays. So happy birthday to Gary and Mike. Marilyh Van Zerem Jenjijyed'the sledding recently With son and daughter, George and Julie. James Malek is sporting a new French sports cair and looks pretty sharp with his newest addition to the driveway. Donna and Cheryl Tomao are both feeling better after a rough bout with the measles, and are glad to be back in school. Thanks to Kay Sielisch for keeping this bit of. news frpm Meadow Lane coming; Now she can run down to neighbor Hazel Morley with it and pot have so far to go. ' " . LEGAL NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF GEORGE FRAUNHOFFER AND ROSE DeMARCHI FOR REZONING OR VARIATION OF ZONING* CLASSIFICATION. In compliance with the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the County <jf McHenry, Illinois, relat'ivfe; 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 cDirection With the petition of George Fraunhoffer and Rose De Marchi, title holders of record, that the Stoning Classification concerning the following described- real estate be changed to "Rl" Residential District. That the property involved is located on -River Road south of the City' of McHenry and contains approximately 2.4 acres and is legally described as follows: Part of the Fractional North- east % of the Southwest % of Fractional Section 36, i'TOwnship 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying East of and adjoining "Cravercerst Subdivision*', according to the Plat thereof recorded Aug. 4, 1939 as Document No. 140- 665, in Book 7 of Plats, page 64, described as follows: Beginning at the Northeast cornej of Lot No.'. 1 of "Cravercrest Subdivision" aforesaid, said point' being on the south line of a certain tract of land heretofore conveyed by R. F. Clement and wife to Ben J. Dietz and wife, by deed dated Oct. 12, 1923, and recorded in Book 168 of Deeds, on page 400; thence Easterly along' said Southerly line conveyed as aforesaid, a distance of 519. 72 feet to the Westerly line of the County Highway (also known as River Road); thence Southerly on the Westerly boundary of said Highway being On a line forming an angle of 90° - 50' to the right, .with the pro- BOARDING KENNELS DOGS & CATS Radiant Heating Individual Kennels A Runs Pickup & Delivery j$uwan\ ffidarding, eKenneth Rt. 12 -- 2 Miles North of 120 PHONE MCHENRY 6S2-M-2 on of the last described | line, a distance Of 203.50 feet to a point; thence Westerly on a line forming an angle of 89°-10' to the right, with a prolongation of the last described line .for a distance of 511.10 feet to a point on the Easterly boundary of ^'Cravercrest Subdivision" aforesaid; thence Northerly along the Easterly Boundary of said "Cravercrest Subdivision", 203.50 feet to the place of beginning, in McHenry County, Illinois. 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