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rarsday, Aptfl 17, 1958 * • /. f ^ «* A «j THE McHENRY PLAIND IcHenry Plaindealer Plwirt 170 -171 Published every Thursday at McHenry, III., by the McHenry .Publishing Company, Inc. ^ATI ON At EDITORIAL asSoc5t8n SUS'AINING M [ M B W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgr. ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County , ; Year $3.50 •f 6 Months $2.00 • 3 Months $1.25 Outside McHenry County 1 Year ........ $4.00 * 6 Months $2.25 3 Months $1.50 Entered as second-class matter at the post office at McHenry, Illinois, under the act of May 8, 1879. MOLD DEANERY MEETING APRIL 23 AT CRYSTAL LAKE An open meeting of the McHenry deanery council of Catholic Women will take place tin Wednesday evening, April 23, at «St. Thomas parish In Crystal Lake. The meeting will begin at 7:45 p.m. with Benediction, after which the ladies will .-fro to the hall for the business jpart of the evening. April 30 Lecture Luncheon Club-- ^aon--pMcHenry Country Club. <, Ml,y 5 ^Ladies' Night Batfquet -- jBommunit^Club -- 7:15 p.m. Pislakee Highlands ^ TEEN CLUB PLAN FUTUREEVENTS ATMEETM6 by Carta Bales and Hazel Morley 2895-J - 640-J-l Members of the teen club had' \a meeting Wednesday, April '9. Plans were made' for future events at(this meeting. Next on the agenda is a roller skating party to be held Friday, April 25. The club treasury will pay half of each member's admission charge. ' A game party and dance is being planned for May 30. MembenL will be cultivating new idea^Jfor party games to make this the best planned party and dance put on by the* club since its ^organization. We will christen the summer vacation with a .picnic to be held at Lajce Geneva, Saturday, June -M, and will continue our summer festivities with a hay ride scheduled foithe first part of July. Brownie News The Brownies met at Dot Erbin's house for their last meeting. At this meeting the girls carved different figures from ivory soap. The Brownies and Girl Scouts have. an important event coming up this week. It will be their annual cookie sale, starting April 16. These cookies are not only delicious, but they are for a worthy cause. Cub Scout» The Cub Scouts held their pack meeting Monday, April 14, at the Community center. This was a combined March and April meeting. More news next week. w*Styte Sho\^--Wing and Fin 1 Spoflfsorerf by Woman's Auxiliary, McHenry Hospital. .I'nTi" May. 20 ' Riv^rview Camp, R. N. A., Card Mrty -- 8 p.m. -- K. of c hajt irie At Home Happy Birthday to little Jerry Janquart who will be 1 year old April ll.1 Although he has the chicken pox, we're sure he will be glad to see grandma and grandpa I Schwartz of Milwaukee, who I will visit him on Sunday to celebrate his birthday. Also | h a p p y b i r t h d a y t o M e r y l : Fletcher, who celebrated her j birthday Easter Sunday. Many j more! after going through a seige of measles and now the- chicken ' P O X . ' - - » . " v - - The Shivleys spent the week in Arlington Heights and are glad to be back home again. Harold Skinner is now in the ' Illinois Masonic hospital. Vernon Elder and his family of Philadelphia,. were overnight guests of the Haeflingen*. Mrs. Anna Cohrs. flew to New York Wednesday to visit with her son who resides on Long Island. Bob and Gisela-Heilgeist had a night on the town Friday. They went "Wining," dining and dancing in Chicago. . Carla and Jimmy Ba^es enjoyed Sunday afternbon along with company for, dinner. It was really a family affair, the quests being Jimmy's mother, Mrs. Bales of Chicago, and Carla's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Andrew of . Fox Lake. The Torh Masons had company last week. Their overnight guests were Tom's brother Bob, his wife Terry, and their five children^ Need any beds, Lois? Jeff Novotny had another short vacation with his grandparents, Mr; and Mrs. Linden of Chicago. He spent Easter with them and his cousin Mark. John and Ginny Emmerich entertained Ginny's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Krutz over the weekend. We also want to wish a belated birthday to Mrs. Haddock4 She had planned to have her grandchildren at her house for a short vacation but the trip had to be postponed because they came down with the measles. We hope that by the end of this month all the Hurckes boys will be over the chicken pox. Little Randy Jackson also has the chicken pox. Marge and Bill Moreth left for Hot Springs, Ark. Not \sure just when they'll be back, it all depends <up£Mi .runs out first. fmie br money. Kevin Lami 'Tat last report, has just% from" the me Hazel Rodgie from a very so; throat We are very of the passing little grandsonswas about tw<£, sympathy goe& ily in their " One yean Gregg >vas; day m! the; in Liglesidc^ : ' ' • : Hart Please try .to 5 hard times part$ at the grades burg. Ail thef working like make it a si recovered suffering id irritated y to hear "the Kents' little boy l*s old. Our this fams% ' j ter Harris last Sunst church |ftrty?:,^i>'-.. e it to the Saturday : in Johnstte^ s are .. „ avers, to k * Breakfast Success The breakfast held at the community center in Pistakee Highlands was a great success and it was very nice to see so many familiar faces so early in the morning. many complaints N^bout f a s t drivers. Ah everyone knows, there are quite A fewVsmall children in "cur subdivision. These children will be outside constantly now that the weather is nice once again. So please slow down and drive carefully, remembey, after, you hit a child it is too late then to slow down! Down Meadow Lane Ray Madock was present at the school board election as notary public. Little Georgie VanZevern has • been a pretty sick little boy lately. Tonsil trouble and a headache has kept him in quite a bit. Marilyn and Bob VanZevern had a little explosion in their furnace. It blew the lid off the furnace and scattered soot all over the house. We are very sorby tb hear that Kay Sielisch had to be taken to the hospital Easter Sunday. It was necessary for her to have an operation Monday afternoon. We ho^t by the time we read this that she is home and feeling a lot better. Sea Scout News\ The Sea Scouts will have a camp-out at Woodstock this weekend. They will be" there from Saturday to late Sunday afternoon^ The- boys are required to carry full individual packs. This means they have to carry enough food and equipment for two days, for there will be no more supplies: They will be required to cook four meals over an open fire, Satui-day - lunch and dinner, and Sunday - breakfast and dinner. This camp-out is for goo| ground training. Ajfril 16 is the evening the scouts have planned an, eveni n g f o r t h e i r p a r e n t s . T h i s Explorer show will be held at Johnsburg school. This program will include scouting, what they do, and what their prospects are. Films of Camp P h i l m o n t , C o l o . , - t h e Boy Scouts cf America ranch, will also be shown. On May 3 and 4, the Sea Scouts will attend a Comp-oree in Walton Woods; Marengo. The scouts earned their Polar Badges for planning this camp-out. They will discuss "outdoor safety program" for the district for this year. This will include camping, boating, and safety on the road. Bob Messel, Seaman apprentice scout is now planning a round robin eribbage tournament for the community,, to be held in the Community center. So eribbage fans, start practicing! More details next week. Slow Down!!! We have been receiving Here and There Now Jerry and Jeanne Janquart have the chicken pox. Janice is just about fed up, SPECIAL! ALL LADIE'S WATCH CORD BANDS I ' M I ' M REPLACED . . . r luZaJQi i McHENRY GIFT ENTERPRISES 523 W. Main PHONE 2828 McHenry,, IU. * . ' "« H r It is cafer to obey a poor law than to break a good one. LE GAL NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF EDMUND G. PABST, TRUSTEE, FOR, AMENDMENT TO ZONING CLASSIFICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in compliance with the provision of the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance, a public hearing will be held by the Board of Appeals of the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance relative to an amendment of zoning classification of the following described property: Lots 29 an<Tp30 of the Replat of Howell's Villas Subd i v i s i ^ n ^ a c c o r d i n g t o t h e plat - thereof recorded in the Recorder's Office of McHenry County, Illinois in Book , 5 of Plats, page 23, (.except that part of Lot 30 conveyed to John B. Kelt/?r by Warranty Deed recorded in Book 236 of Deeds, page 635) said subdivision being a part of the Southeast quarter of Section 24, in Township 4o North, of Range 8, East of t h e T h i r d P r i n c i p a l M e r i dian, in McHenry County, Illinois, excepting and reserving therefrom the following described property: A tract of land lying in the Re-plat of Howell's Villas Subdivision, said Re-plat of said subdivision being r e - corded in the Recorder's Office of McHenry County, in Book 5 of Plats, on page 23, being a part of* the Northeast quarter 6f the fractional Southeast quarter of Sec- , tion 24. Township 45 North, Range 8. East of the Third P r i n c i p a l M e r i d i a n , l y i n g East of the Fox River, hounded and described as follows: Starting at the Northwest corner of Lot 29 for a point of beginning; thence Southerly along the Westerly line of said Lot 29 a distance of 95 feet; thence Easterly along a line parallel to the line between Lots -28 and 29 until the Easterly line of Lot 30 is reached; thence North along the Easterly line of Lot 30 until Lot 28 is reached; thence Westerly along the line separating Lots 28 and 29 until the point of beginning is reached. Part of Lot 30 of the Re-plat of the Howell's Villas, according to the plat thereof recorded in the Recorder's Office of McHenry County, Illinois, in Book 5 of Plats, page 23, described as follows: Commencing at the most Southerly corner of Lqt- No. 12 as shown by the plat of said subdivision; thence Southwesterly on a ' line which is „a continuation of the Easterly line of said Ix)t No. 12 a distance of 5 feet; thence . Northwesterly News Servicemen John C. Regner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regner of Pistakee Bay, was made acting section leader Feb. 26, stationed at Beyruth, Germany. He is in the U. S. Army border patrol, guarding part of the East Germany and Czech border. The young man, who was recently promoted to private first class, writies home that tjie scenery is very beautiful ;n thp section whw4 he is stationed. >> SHOP IN McHENRY on a line forming an angle of 90 degrees and>20 minutes \o the right, with a prolongation of the, last described . line for a distance of 212.1 vf feet to an iron stake on ,a | line between L*>ts 12 and 30, : aforesaid; thence Southerly* 212.19 feet to the - place of b e g i n n i n g , ^ i n M c H e n r y | County, Illinois. "•% Said reclassification frotn : farming to R-l Residential is. requested' so that petitioner may subdivide the above des-r cribed premises. < :, , Said hearing will be held in the City Hall of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, at the hour of 3:00 P.M. on the 6th day of May, A.D. 1958. All persons interested may attend. McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS ' • ZONI1SP BOARD \ OF APPEALS v *by Harold Bacon K Its Chairman Petitioner's Attorneys:' V^rj| .KNOX & "MADSEN • :' ^ Crystal Lake, Illinois . Jg Phone -- 1500' v if (Published. 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