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^ •; ^l%g<SFofir T ? " ? T "** T THE McHENRY PLATNDEALER Thursday, .Tune 24, 1965 M LAKE NEWS LEVESQUE 885-3191 Youngster Turns In Alarm Afler Noticing Odor For a brief while, terror was struck in the hearts of residents along Spring Road when a leak in a gas line was discovered, between 5:30 and 6 p.m. Friday, Northern Illinois Gas Company sent an emergency truck to investigate and ho reported there was no danger and the leaking pipe would be fixed Saturday morning. Nine-year-old Margie Olson informed her brother, Tom, who had just come home from work, that she noticed a very strange odor and a hissing sound coming from the THlie Kanak property. . Tom - immediately investigated and found the source of the .-smell. He called the gas company and the local police, and immediately barricaded the one-block area which was involved. The curious ones who gathered were warned not to strike a light of any kind. Some of us had visions of the street going up but th'it fear was quickly put to rest. The damage occurred inadvertently late Friday by a rr.cmber of the Lakeland Construction crew. Shops And Finds A Bride The greatest favor Mrs. Tony Piotrowski did for her son, Eugene, was to send him to the grocery store in his younger days for it was over the counter that he and lovely Lottie Wasyleczka discovered a mutual attraction which ultimately led to marriage which has survived twenty-five years. All was not sweetness and light in the very beginning, however, because Gene made dates with Lottie and she promptly broke them! They lirially got together and afler a. coui tship of two yea: s, were wed in-formal riles at St. Augustine's Church, Chicago, June 21940. They took a honeymoon trip to the Wisconsin Dells and set up housekeeping in the city. Thejr first child, new Mrs. Phyllis Straumann, was born in 1941 and Delores followed in 1945. Gene supported his growing family by working in a war plant during World War II and later for a tool and die company. ALthough Gene had been familiar with McCullom Lake since early boyhood, the family did not make it their permanent homo until 1951 when he and Lottie purchased the Royal Blue store from Joe Crick and went into the grocery business. The old building was torn down in 1956 to make way for a modern concrete block structure. They closed the doors on retail selling in Mav, 19fil. Gene ran for trustee on the Local ticket, in 1057 and served a four-year term. He is now employed with the State Highway Department, and Lot.tie is a checker at a grocery store in McHenry. They were blessed with four handsome grandchildren Sandy, 5 in August. Debbie, 3, Dennis, 2'£, and Jcanotto, S mC onths old. The Piotrowskis will mark their silver wedding anniversary with a Mass recited at St. Patrick's Catholic Church Saturday at 9 a.m. and plan to have a small dinner party with chums of long standing Mr. and Rtfrs. Gerald Burg. May we offer our best wishes on this momentous milestone. Construction Work Progressing Many trees and bushes, some thirty-five years okl, fell before the "wheels of progress" when the rebuilding of Spring Road was begun last week. The road has been widened and ditches and culverts installed. The continuance of fair weather has been a boon to the crew. The project was discussed at the meeting of the board held Monday, June 14. At this time, Road Commissioner Harry Lock also reported that weeds Wve been, cut along the rightof- way within the village limits and road pitching wili be carried out. A complaint of an inadequate septic problem on Fountain Lane which has caused concern to the neighbors was also discussed and proper action instituted. Finance Chairman Rich Johnson said his committee is working on the levy and appropriations for fiscal year '65-'66 and both will be ready for the next mooting. Ordinance No. 63 pertaining to comprcmise on tickets was unanimously passed by the lx>ard. I;t will be effective 10 days after publication. Ordinance 64 pertaining to change of meeting dates was passed with four ayes and one nay. It \vill become effective in July, with July 6 being the legal meeting day because of the July 4 and 5 holidays. A resolution submitted by Harry Lock that the pledge to the flag precede each meeting received unanimous approval. The next meeting will be held Monday, June 28. at 8 p.m. in the beachhouso. Others will follow on the firsl and third Mondays of each month. The public is invited. Ymingst.fr Wins Pri/.«* Young Billy Schmidt is a miuhty proud fella since he took firsi prize and also received a meiit badge at the Crystal Lake Garden show. He submitted his "monster" garden which consists of a cobra lily, a fly-trap plant, and a touch-me-not plant. His arrangement was a cemetery with tombs! ones for identification of the plants, and encircled same with a paper link chain! He has cared for these plants with no outside lor inside) help and feels quite clever. His mother, Petey, took a third for her African violet entry and his aunt, Mrs. Viv Lemker, was awarded a second for her day lily. Mrs. Elizabeth Rcitcr, who will be 88 in August, was thrilled when she received a second for her Tiger lily entry. The show was held Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Sad Experience With Pet Carol and Tom Batoman were ecstatic when their Shetland pony foaled a filly June 12 but wore horrified to discover it was blind. The little filly was afflicted with cataracts for which, apparently, theie is no cure.. She has been named Belinda and is quartered in Johi.-sburg with the Batemans' oiiier two horses. Carol and Tom bought Ihc mot her Shetland from .Johnsons, who owned the homo on W. Greenwood Road, which burned recently. The original owners had abandoned the animal. The new pet is receiving excellent care and has become familiar with ,her surroundings. Hospitalized Hugh Patrick McDonald is home after. being a patient in McHenry Hospital for a few. days last week. His leg injury is healing nicely. Call From Close Chums Li1 ani Mark Ringelstetter had , been discussing a trip to Detroit, Mich., to sfce former residents, Ann and Roy Nye, when lo end behold--the long distance line rang. It was the Nyes calling to give them the latest news. They have a lovely apartment and youngsters, Barbie and Brad, enjoy their new surroundings. Ann was employed by the Plaindealer while the couple lived in the village and is doing advertising work in Detroit. She just had a promotion and jiow supervises a crew of ten women. Nice going, huh? ; The Ringelstettors' are proceeding with their plans to visit the Nyes. Home Fr«m School David Liberty is back in the bosom of his family after attending classes at Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, N. Y. He will return there in the fall. The Libertys are also very proud of daughter, Faye, who again made the "A" honor roll as she completed the sixth grade. Orchid Occasions Belated natal day greetings fo Neva Mass as of June 15 and sorry wo missed Clifford (Monica's son) Morris when he turned 14 on June 19 . . Twins Sherry and Terry Douglas are 4 and Linda Watson Haehmeister is 18 today, June 24 . . . Dorothy and John Cunningham will be wed 10 years while her mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kroncke, will be married 38 years June 25. This date also finds Marie and Anton Hagel marking 55 years, Irene and Leo Sales will have 41 years and Gert and Bil! Walter wed 16 years . . Lorraine Boyle and Barbara Brand are in line for congrats June 27 . . . Cherly Lynn Johnson will be 2, Delores Piotrowski will be 20 and the Harold Vy citals have their 30th wedding anniversary- all on June 28 . . . Ntital day greetings to Evio Hair.es and Dale Wilson as of June 29, and Lottie and Gene Piotrowski celebrate 25 years wed this date . ... Renee Bateman will be 3 and birthday greetings to Lorraine Blom, June 30. Best wishes to all. Little League Practice Little League practice will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday for boys 8 to 13, according to Manager Hill Kaminsky. Summer started with beautiful weather Monday morning and here's hoping for more of the same! See you next week'.' NEW SERVICE OFFICER The administrator of the Illinois Veterans' Commission, Edward B. Akin, announced the appointment of James C. Holdemess as service officer of DeKalb, Ogle and McHenry counties. In McHenry county, service is given on Tuesday of each week between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. in the county court house at Woodstock. 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Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois 385-2050 Legal f7 NOTICE IN THE MATEE OF THE) APPLICATION OF EX-) C II A N G E NATIONAL) BANK OF CHICAGO AS) TRUSTEE UNDER TRUST) N U M B E R 1 8 0 6 5 A N D ) CHRISTIAN E. JEPSENl FOR RECLASSIFICATION! UNDER CITY OF Mc-) HENRY ZONING ORDIN-) ANCE. , • ) Notice is hereby given in compliance with the City of McHenry Zoning Ordinance that a public*. hearing will be Ivid- before the City of McHenry Zoning Board of Appeals in connection with the application for reclassification under jhe City of McHenry Zoning Ordinance, for the following described property: The West Half of Lots 2 and 3 (except the south 30 feet of Lot '3> in Block 26 of the Original Plat of McHenry, on the West side of Fox River, in McHenry County, Illinois; ALSO Lot 6 in Block 26 of said Original Plat of McHenry, and that part of Lot 3 in said Block 26 bounded and described as follows, to-wit: beginning at the westerly corner of said Lot 3 and running thence south 67 degrees along the southerly line of said lot, 65 feet; . thence north 23 degrees east, 30 feet; thence north 67 degrees west, 65 feet to the westerly line of said lot; thence south 23 degrees west. 30 feet to the place of beginning, in McHenry County, Illinois Said property is located at the southeast corner of the intersection of Elm Street and Park Street in McHenry and is the location of an automobile service station and garage at 3331 W. Elm Street, McHenry, presently zoned "B-l" Commercial Retail District; said property is also improved with a frame residence on Park Street presently zoned "R-3" Residence District. The Petition requests amendment of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of McHenry to include automobile service stations and garages as permitled uses in the "B-l" Commercial Retail District classification, or that said property be reclassified from "B-l" to "B-3" Commercial District to allow the continued use of the existing automobile service station and garage as a legal permitted use, and allow possible future expansion thereof, under said Zoning Ordinance; or, in the alternative, a variation to permit such use and possible future expansion thereof on said property.^ The hearing will be held on Friday, July 9, 1965 at 3:00 P.M. at the City Hall in McHenry, Illinois, at which time and place any person desiring to be heard may be present. CITY OF McHENRY ZONING BOARD ,_> OF APPEALS By Richard J. Zieman, Chairman Attorneys for Petitioners: Joslyn, Kell & Conerty 116 Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois Telephone: 338-1135 (Pub. June 24, 1965) SELECTS COLLEGE Victor George Just es. JiV, 2807 South Lake Shore Drive, McHenry, a recent graduate of McHenry high school, has beon accepted for admission at Illinois Institute .of Technology. Justes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. -Justes, will major in chemical engineering. Summer Program Of YMCA Opens June 28 • i Two Lake Region YMCA summer programs for boys and girls from ^7 to 13 will begin next week. The first session of swimming instruction clashes will begin-on Monday, June 28, at 9 a.m. at'the ixx)l on Route 14 at Route 31. The secohd program will begin on Friday, July 2, with an all-day trip to Chicago to visit Chinatown and the Lincoln Park Zoo. The YMCA National Aquatic Pro^am consisting of beginner, Minnow, Fish, and Flying Fish classes will be followed at the outdoor pool. 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