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Thursday, January 21, .•"31 -- Wonder Lake - r ICE SKATING INSTRUCTIONS PROVE POPULAR Jane Ducey One hundred youngsters turned up at the fire house Saturday for ice skating instmctions. In view of chis mroh enthusiasm the Property Owners advisory board plans to continue to bring instructors as long as the youngsters turn out to learn. Registration took most of the afternoon Saturday classifying the age grdups, and assigning them a time. Youngsters ranging in age - from 3 to tq^ts were there. The ice is in good condition at Wonder Center beach and the instruction Saturday will be on the ice. Late registration is beiny vaken by Jim Robison at Dean's Market all this week. 'Teen-agers are encouraged to come Saturday. '• Three instructors are expected and 150 youngsters. We are told that even though you know how tb these men can help you improve and enjoy the sport more. I960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER P% Re-Zoning Petition A petition to re-classify twelve lots in Oakwood Shores subdivision |rom "R-l" to "B". Community Business District, will be heard by the Zoning Board of Appeals Feb. 2, at 3 i. )n the McHenry city hall, rhese twelve lots are located along the Wonder Lake blacktop and on either side of the single road entering the subdivision. According to T. P. Mathews since there is but one road in and out of the subdivision, more than half of the 12 lots would, be used for parking lots in the shopping area, and th^efore the re-zoning would not constitute a traffic hazard on the blacktop. Garden Club Meeting Members of the Wonder Lake Garden Club answered roll call telling "How to care for a gift plant", when they met at the Bull Valley home of Mrs. Dorothy McEachren, Jan. l'WMany tips on keeping house plramts alive and in bloom were given. Mrs. Charles Kopp gave the lesson titled. "Flower Show Procedure". Points on the staging of a successful flower show which Mrs. Kopp covered were the time, place and natilre of the show, choosing committees, 'outlining their duties, and selection of the judges. *f£ach club member has been busy setting up a terrarium, using bottles, jars and many other' glass containers. The most outstanding one, the membership agreed,, was made by Mrs. Leon Switzer. A card received from Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cannon who are visiting in California was read aVthe meeting. Delicious cake afire coffee were served by the hostess following the adjournment of the meeting. Page Thirteen Hot Bogs Still Popular A record saie of 400 hot dogs was made at ^Harrison school last Thursday on opening day of the^hqt lunch program sponsored Dy the P.TA. The ladies .an out of weiners last week, but they plan to fix more this Hiursday. Free Record Hop "January Jive", the next' record hop sponsored by the Home Owners Advisory Board, will be a FREE dance and all 'teens are welcome. It will "be held at Mathews Hall Friday evening, Jan. 29, from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Bowling Standings The Friday night Men's league is now past the halfway point in the season and things are getting real tight. Only two games separate first and fourth place teams. Mill Inn is first with 35 wins. Circle Inn ha:s 34; Crist^ 33 M>; Pauls 33; and W. lT^1 Bldrs. 29. George's Firemen have won 27 games; Cleaners 25 y2; Van's Lounge 25; Silks .24; FreundF Dairy 22; Leo's -Landscape 20%; W. L. Oil 15%. High men Friday were B. Detwiler 527; B. Octoby 526; R. Grauman 515; G. Wrede 513; A. Dietrich 536; E. Johnson 208-226-622; P. Marke 532; J. Wurm 519; V. Gustavson 520; L. Freund 503; J. McCafferty 523; L. Fuhrer 512; H. Brolin 502. There will be a make up night coming up, says sec'y. Bud Schau. Sunday, Feb. 7, at 8 p.m. is the date and time. Nativity Lutheran Church News "The High Brought Low" is the sfermon topic for Sunday, Jan. 24. It will also be Installation Sunday* in the church. All of the officers of the auxiliaries, teacners and officers in the Sunday school, church councilmen, and the choirs will be installed in their repsonsibilities. The junior choir will sing and be installed at the 8 o'clock service. All are welcome to Nativity. The Luther "League is having a bowling party Saturday, Jan. 3Q, to which all high school age young people are welcome. You are asked to meet at the church at 7 p.m. ^ A date to remember--Jan. 31. This is the Sunday Rev. Peter Rasmussen will preach at both morning worship services, and show pictures °of his work as a Missionary in Japan. Bible Church News The Ladies Missionary Guild met last Thursday at the church. After some cleaning projects were finished, lunch was <*»rved. The women enjoyed a session of singing, and thought their two p£rt harmony sounded good. Business for the coming year was discuss J. The Guild is now helping support two missionary families --Jack and Flora Loshbough serving in Africa, and the Gordon Hortons, who iccently left to work in Panama. Sunday school meets at 9:30 a.m. and has classes for all ages. A nursery is provided for pre-school children, starting at the age of two. A welcome j? extended to come to Sunday school. All boys and girls from ages 8 through 12 are welcome to participate in the club activities. provided for them each Friday night. A date to remember ---April 15 is special, ladies night for the Missionary Guild. christenings On Jan. 3. Jerome Steven Freund, son of James and Ruth Douglas Freund was baptized by. Rev. James Vanderpool at Christ the King church. The godparents -are George Thomas Freund and Mrs. Clarence Freund. Twin daughters of Anthony and Bonnie Holliday Popelka were baptized Jan. 10 by the Rev. William Peterson. Jill Ann's godparents are Steve K. and Theresa Popelka. Jacqueline Marie's godparents- gre Mr. and Mrs. Eugene May. Pauline Ann Tranberg. , the daughter of Ronald and Maryann Ford Tranberg was baptized Sunday, Janrl'O. by Rev. J a m e s V a n d e r p o o l . R o n a l d Ford and Jean Paradowski are the godparents. The News Briefs Florida vacation of Ethyl and John Van Kanegon was -nipped in the bud when John took sick' on the way down and was admitted to the hospijtal in Champaign. He Was transferred to the Woodstock hospital and • will probably be home this weekend. Wonder Lake rls enjpying their second week of Florida sunshine are Katie Dold and Marge Baerwaldt. A speedy convalescence is wished for Roy Noren who came home Monday from Ffaghland Park hospital where he spent a week following major surgery. He says he feels fine again and can eat with comfort! SERVICE NEWS Promoted*to lieutenant (junior grade i recently while serving aboard the Pacific Fleet heavy cruiser USS Los Ange- _ > THOMAS PENDERGHAST les, was Thomas F. Penderghast, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer T. Penderghast of Cincinnati, Ohio, and husband of the former Miss Mary J. Mascari of Huemann's subdivision. Frank A. Blaskis, son of Frank and Alice Blaskis of 202 N. Riverside Drive, has joined the Air Force for four years. He arrived at Lackland Air base two weeks ago for. basic training. MID-WINTER SQUARE DANCE Given By The VJF.W. Auxiliary to Pofet No. 4600 Saturday. Jan. 30 8:80 P.M. -- V.F.W. Hall All Ages Invited Donation 75c SEE THE NEW 1960 TRACTORS ts POWER *.. MEASURED BY THE 6 FEATURES [ FARMERS RATE MOST IMPORTANT IN NATIONAL SURVEY 6 SEE TEST-TRACK PROOF in new CASE 1960 tractor movie See Point-by-Point Comparison OF 1960 CASE TRACTORS WITH LEADING COMPETITORS ft, JOIN THE FUN AT OUR OPEN HOUSE ^ENTERTAINMENT... PRIZES . .. REFRESHMENTS DATE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, I960 TIME: 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. GEO. P. FREUND FARM EQUIP. 501 CRYSTAL LAKE RD. MGHENRY, ILL. RETT & BUILDER Village of Sunnyside ST. JOHN'S HOMESCHOOL ASS'N. MEETS JAN. 25 Irma Gunther Reporter - EV. 5-5484 On "Monday. Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. at the Community club. St. John's Home and School association will be having its first meeting of the new year. It is hoped that the turnout will be bigger then the others because the program will be of interest to all parents. For those of you who are wondering about the cook books there wpl be some on display to show >^u"what they will look like. Monthly Social Our Home Owners' association will be held on Jan. 23 at the home of Ed. and Betty Lehman.' We hope to see some new faces so mark your calendars and come out for an evening of fun with your neighbors. If the weather is bad you won't have far to go home. ' Birthdays I haven't heard about any but if there are some, best wishes are sent tb you. Get Well Wishes Little Fr^nkie Kaiser had the bandage changed on his hand and it is healing nicely. Hope Irene Garrity is coming along fine because she isn't one who likes to lay around doing nothing. This weather has been so unpredictable that there are so many of us who have colds that just don't seem to want to leave us. the, mailboxes so that the mailman will not have to get out of his car to put the mail into the boxes? This isn't just for the people of the village, it is for everyone on the route. Don't let the same ones do it all the time. Help the Postman Please won't all of you help in keeping the snow away from Pistakee TerraceJ$ This evening, Jan. 21, all you women are asked to attend a meeting at the home of Grace Vyduna so that plans can be made to raise much needed funds for £hp Home Owners' association. I'm sure all of you are interested in having your roads taken care of and a lot of other work that has to be done. Don't forget to conKe^onight with your ideas to help and with everyone pitching in a lot can be accomplished. Millie Mondl is still home and was very disappointed when the cast couldn't be taken off. She hopes the doctor means it when he said just one more week. COURT BRIEFS Spring Grove Christen Baby At St. Peter's by Mrs. Charles Freund The christening of the in fant son of Mr. and Mrt Phil Rinda was held recently at St Peter's church. The baby was named Philip James. Sponsors for the baby were his uncle. Jack Busch, and aunt. Alice Rinda. Three youths- one from McHenry, one from Woodstock ahd one from Chicago--apprehended by local police as they took bulbs from the Christmas tree on the safety island ,on Front qstreet recently, were fined two dollars and costs last Saturday when they appeared in court. Money to cover cost of the bulbs has been turned over to the Chamber of Commerce. A local resident apprehended on a disorderly conduct charge in the city the week previous appeared in court last Saturday and was fined twenty- five dollars and costs. Meetings The firemen held their regular meetihg on Monay night oflast week iri the fire house After the meeting there was an evening of cards and a lunch was served. Mrs. Charles Freund. Mrs. Walter Browh and Mrs. John MeGovern attended a dinner meeting of the McHenry County Postmasters held at Solon Mills last week. . The Catholic Youth club met at St. Peter's hall on Tuesday night for its meeting. A checker totirnament is in progress and all are becoming interested to see who will be the champions. An interesting talk was given by Father London and refreshments were served. Birthday Guests/ in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutton on Sunday evening in honor of their daughter, Cindy's birthday were Mr. and Mrs. George May, son. Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Larson, son, Denny. Mr. and Mrs. Paul May and family. 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