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rf#Jf TfcMwflay, November 15,1936 ',rn. •',WT THE ^cHEimY PlAfllDEALEfe f ( , « ! f f ' « f < * j ; y n-^ : V,'-: • f " ) , , « f t ^ i , Page Thtfrt«w> 'Vv I'M^*; oVT; shit?'"*' l1! ' -. P'< i >fooi'-r 39>idtfL* o JimiijiiiiinLiuiiiiii^iiiiiJiiiifTiiiiirriii Pistakee Highlands By Lorraine Httrckes !IIIII!l!l!ll||l!lllll!llll!]l!l!l!lltilllll!l!l!lllll!l|||li •-**, * Bowling N )n'\ \. Last week I mentioned our " bowling ' group heeding more d hiemberS, but I forgot to state ' that it was for the people of Pistakee Highlands only. We have quite a nice groijp now, but we o< , °an Use" some m°re members. If you, or anyone you J . ' know, would like to bowl, please contact Ray Novotny, 640-M-l, '! "^r Lorraine Hurckes, 1339. We j,1 {i*^lcome all bowlers, beginnfers /1 or professionals, male or female. V : ^°'n us on Monday at 8 p.m. in Johnsburg and I'm sure you will \y have a grand time with us. •* ,; Girl Scout News • The girl scouts and-9-year-old .1 brownies, of Pistakee Highlands had an introductory tea for their i mothers at - the home of Mrs. n»^fl°yd Johnson on Nov. 8. The . leader of the senior troop, Mrs. Schlick, gave a little talk on "girl scouting and what it is:" ;" i The brownies and the girl scouts - presented a little program and iVi then served coffee and cake to the following mothers: Mrs. J. • ii • • Karls, Mrs. E. Lowery, Mrs. W. Peloquin, Mrs. C. Schuble, Mrs. H. Formella,- Mrs. T. Spankuch, , .Mrs. E. Heir, Mrs. J. Ullo, Mrs. v' WJ. Cimballa, Mrs. I. Sojka and Mrs. J. Murphy. There is still enough room for anyone who would like to become a brownie or a girl scout. Just contact the following p^ple: Mrs. Haubold 5991-J-l or Mrs. Montalbano 621-J-l for 7 and 8; Mrs. Janice "ifanquart, 2579 or Mrs. V. Johnson 2471-M for 9-year-olds; Mrs. H. Wilson, 648-R-l, Mrs. Ullo 635-M-l, or,Mrs. Cinarai, 602-J-1 for intermediates; an d Mrs. SchHck 529'R-2 or Mrs. Vrbik, 1343, for the senior group. Boy Scouts As you all know, the boy scouts are organized and looking for more members. Anyone interested, please contact Floyd Johnson or Edward Thoren. The boys are1 out selling fire extinguishers, which are very nice to have .in the home or car and will also help the boys build up their treasury, so let's do what we can to help them out. Xmas In November Yes, the Christmas spirit was in the home of Mr." and Mrs. John Pechous when their son, Aviation- Electronics Techifician 3rd Class Jack Pechous, came home from Mississippi on a 15- day-leave. Jack is on his way to Hawaii and will not be home for the .holidays, so there, was a family gathering at his folks home for a turkey dinner with the trimmings. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Pechous of Pistakee Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pechous of Round Lake Park, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson of Pistakee Highlands, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pechous of Pistakee Highlands, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freund, McHenry, and many other friends and relatives. A Merry Christmas to you, Jack, and <happy sailing to Hawaii. K LAPPERICH 1 and , T HURNEAU Construction All Types of Remodeling ft Repair Work SMALL HOUSE CONSTRUCTION -- CALL FOR ESTIMATES -- McHenry 678-J-2 Route 4, McHenry, 111. -••• Number 15" " ""'v- On the fifteenth of November, the Archie Fletchers will be married fifteen years, which they win celebrate by having a family dinner at their home. Congratula-- tions to ybtf both. Winter Vacation We would like to wish Mr. and Mrs. Tom Corcoran a safe journey, as they .tfr this week to spend another winter in Hot Springs. The Corcorans will return to the Highian-Js sometime in April and we w.il be looking forward to seeing them ..again at that time. Vacation??? Vacation or hot, the work must get done. Chief fire control technician HaroldPeterson is on a 7-day leave and is looking forward to going back to the base. I don't blame him at all after tiling floors, sanding floors and laying cement all around the hotise. I'd want to go back to work to rest up, wouldn't you? Among all these other chores, Mr. Peterson has his own little business which keeps him going also. Square Dancing We are trying to organize a square dancing group 1 for the people of Pistakee Highlands and would like1 to heat from some more people If you are interested, please contact Jim Bales, 640-J-2, or Ray Novotny, 640-M-l ,and they will give you the information. You have your choice of nights and also the weeks. They want all interested parties to sign up as soon as possible so they can make their, arrangements. I do believe they are trying to get n teen-age group together also. Try it, it's a lot of fun for young and old. Christn as Party Tha Christmas parties are' now being organized and -tUtre will be a lot of th ngs that >he committee can ubk If you. woiild like to 'donate anything'to the group, please contact Ray Novotny or Don Dobecki arid they .will direct you to the committee chairman. Whether your contribution be large or stnall, it will be appreciate:! and welcome. Lend Uncle sam Your Dollars M.C.H.S. News Pattl Mil|er Elections Last week the student body held a mock election. It was conducted by the American History class, under the direction of Mr. Kalk. The purpose of the election was to see how many people would vote and also if anyone, didn't know how to vote this was the chance to learn. The Republicans won with 327 votes. The Democrats had 79 votes. This was only 60 per cent of the student body and teachers voting. Class Play The junior class hasT been selling tickets for their play this past week. The play is a comedy "Stardust" and is under the direction of Miss Zender. If anyone would like to purchase tickets, contact the play cast or they will be on sale tomorrow night, Friday, Nov. 9, at the entrance to the auditorium. St. Patrick's Annual SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18th 8 P.M. ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH HALL SPONSORED BY THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY PROCEEDS TO SCHOOL ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FUND Pep Clui» Last Friday, the Pep club met in the boys' gym. The purpose was to learn a few cheers and then to do something different since it was our last football game. The cheerleaders lead the •Pep club members through the halls of M.C.H.S. and then out to the parking lot in back of school. There the members called for the' Warrior team and coaches until they came outside. When they arrived outside, they were greeted with a rousing cheer for the good work they had done all season. Support Volunteers of America. 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