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« V Thursday, May 8. 1958 Pisfckee Highlands "v Nt RfTCHERr WINS KIWAMS MBIT AWARD : If f|by Carla Mes ivand Hazel Morley ,2895-J • 640-J1 Our congratulations to Bob letcher who will receive the iwanis Club merit award certificate. He .will be presented the award at the annual Kiwanis Club merit award dinn<£ to be held Thursday, May 8. This award is presented to one boy and one girl in each eighth grade graduating class from all the schools in McHenry township. Bob was voted by the members of his class with the guidance of the teachers for the following achievements; thoughtfulness, leadership, courtesy, scholastic record and sportsmanship. Also atjphe dinner will be his proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Fletcher and their other two sons. Here and There We are sorry to hear that Chuck Murgatroyd's step-dad had a coronary. James Rathnow is in the hospital in Chicago and should^ be home in ahgtat a week. Wanda Dobecki has been on the sick list with a cold, sore throt, cough, and to top it off, laryngitis. Reed Bales is now recovering from a bout with the measles. We've been hearing reports that Cletus Stewart is catching fish like crazy! Wanda's dad, Mr. and Mrs. Rjafcard Kelly, were visitors at thrDobeckis' house Friday. « Bob and Dela Wesslink and ,Jim and Carla Bales had a very good time at the Dowds' house Saturday evening. Gloria Dowe has a new baby Jby the name of "Tiger." Oh, yes, it is a baby Chihauhua! Dottie Rodarmel is entering a hospital in Chicago Sunday, &nd will be operated on Mond? P morning. Our wishes for 1 a speedy recovery. Marilyn Lammert, Dot Erbin and Hazel Morley all enjoyed ^unch at Lee Conway's Tuesday. We hear Dot also cooked an instant pie filling but all reported it was good anyway! '..j Janice Janquart's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Arden Schwartz of Mihv nejfti ihvakee, were out Sunday Sing them landscape, •s. Schlicks,.ajint, Mrs. Kat- 1|ham of Lindenhurst Estates, Wasn't feeling well last week, fio Marie spent the day with Aer keeping h<?r company. Mr. and Mrs. Schlick went to Chicago today. Mr. Schlick $aid a visit to the doctor and Jjlrs. Schlick went shopping. tarb also reports that her other has accomplished how ^i^ake real good bread. It doesn't bounce anymore!! ' It's nice to see our summer, Residents fixing up their house's, painting, seeding lawns, landscaping, etc. so everything will be ready for them to move in and enjoy the summer here in the Highlands. " We are sorry to report that Maria Greiner is back in the Mercy hospital in Chicago. She was taken seriously ill again and it was necessary for her to return to the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Brown entertained their son Ed and his wife from Chicago. „ Lorraine Hurckes' mother, Mrs. Rix, came out from Chicago and stayed a few days and kept Lorraine and the boys company. The measles are here again, this time Jimmy Mclnerny is the latest victim. Billie and Robbie Jackson and Cynthia Peloquin are down with the chicken pox. Hope you'll all be up and around soon. The Vrbiks, Floyd Johnsons and the Hurckes had a good time last Sunday at the Moose club in Woodstock, cocktails, dining and dancing made of an enjoyable evening, all by the courtesy of the Moose, Dee Gregg had sixteen guests for dinner. They came from Peoria and South Bend, Ind. Dud's ^ cousin brought along a wild goose stuffed with wild rice. Sounds good. Every one had quite a time. A belated happy birthday to Shirley Johnson- who celebrated on the twenty-eighth of April. She had twenty guests for dinner. Vi Johnson and Geri Vrbik enjoyed themselves at the bowling banquet at the Mc- Henry Country club last wfeek. Randy Jackson is spending a few days in Chicago visiting his grandmother. Geri and Steve Vrbik attended Steve's bowling banquet the third of May. All the men brought along their wives and enjoyed a delicious meal. Mr. and Mrs. Bentz's daughter and her two sons came down from Milwaukee and spent a few days with the folks. Kay Sielisch had a roommate of her's (from her recent stay at the hospital) visit her last- Monday. Mae Pinkham and her daughter, Cristy, came and spent a few hours cheering Kay up. Not that she needs it. Ka.y is always cheerful and glad to see her friends and neighbors drop in. Marilyn VanZevern attended a dinner May 1 at McHenry. It was a Republican Women's club get together. Congratulations to Dudley and Dee Gregg who had their seventh anniversary April 28. They went out and had a Very nice dinner. Mrs. Helen Norton of Lakemoor was a recent dinner guest when he gets home from Cleveland. Onr Sympathy We are sorry to report that Jim and Ruth Lemmons had to leave last week to go to Kentucky for the funeral of Jim's dad who passed away after being ill for some time. Our sympathy to them both in their loss of a loved one. Happy Birthday" Happy birthday to Bob and George Van Zevern who both celebrated their birthdays last Sunday, May 4. All of the family was on hand to make their day a happy one. -- Appreciation Dinner ' The speech class entertained George and Marilyn VanZevern and their wives at cocktails and a delicious dinner in Crystal Lake last Wednesday night. Those having a good time were Mr. and Mrs. Karwicki, Mr. and Mrs. Artie Fletcher, Mr. and Mrsi Ed Thoren, Mr! and Mrs. Heyward, Mr. and Mrs. George Neesen and Mr. and Mrs. Krause. After dinner Artie Fletcher presented Mr. Van Zevern with a beautiful sound block and gaval. The wives also had a chance to say a few words about their husbands in a round of table topics. Everyone had a nice time, those who couldn't make it were Jack and Dot Erbin, Don and Wanda Dobecki and Bob and Marilyn Van Zevern. George and Marilyn VanZevern attended the District 30, Toastmasters' International, convention at a hotel in Chicago last Saturday, May 3. Approximately 40 persons attended the affair. Servicemen Talked to Jane Peloquin and she informed me Jimmy is in the hospital in San Diego. They are all pretty upset as Jimmy was supposed to be home for leave in a couple of weeks- for Janet's graduation and now it looks kind of doubt' ful. They're Moving Just heard Gloria and Roger Pechous are moving to Jakana Heights. Lots of luck to you in your new homeof Hazel Rodge's. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Gray will be guests Sunday i at v the Rodges' home. Just home from their vacation in Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Gray,will take a spin out from Chicago and give Hazel the lowdown of their vacation trip. A surprise pot luck was held for Shirley Johnson's birthday at Dee Gregg's home. Besides Shirley and Dee there was Hazel Rodge, Emma Eide and Pat Jackson. Muriel Peterson (with the help of a' friend has been quite busy lately tearing out the wall between her kitchen and living room, "they put in a counter top between the two rooms and it gives a new look to the Peterson home. It will be quite a surprise for Harold PLANNING A VACATION? Little League The try-outs for the Johnsburg Boys' Little League will be held May 15 at 6:30, at the school. The age limit is 8 years D-'SchoHs Air-Pillo Insoles Perforated- Air V«Rtilstl«| 59 < ML Mad* of Latex foaa... Uko Walking M Pillow BOLGER'S Drug Store 108 S. Green*" St. McHenry PHONE 40 through eighth -grade. Any boys interested should be at the school May 15. : i Brownie News Still in the planning stage is the Mother-Daughter banquet to be held at the Community Center,,, -/The girls are still busy working on presents for their mothers for mother's day. We'll let you know what they received in our next column. Riverview! The eighth grade graduation class of Johnsburg grade school are planning a trip to Riverview on June 5. We just know they'll have loads of fun! Movies! Movies! Joyce Heir must really like the movies. Again this week she took her three children, Warren, Wayne and Sandra along with their friends, Linda Ullo, David Fletcher and Linda Lowryu to see "Snow White." •Teen Club News A meeting of the Pistakee Highlands Teen Club was held April 30, at 7:30 in the Community Center. A committee was / selected for revising the by-laws. This committee includes' Erna Rockel, Judy Jensen, Bob Messel, Ron Spknkuch, Lee Johnson and Don Rockel. This is being done for the purpose of. obtaining a charter for our filtjfb. We are having a party May 30, for which the club officers have planned some interesting and amusing games. Plans are being made for a picnic in June. The time and location are as yet unknown. Last Friday the 'teen club went skating at the McHenry Roller Rink. Except for a few bruised bones, we had a very good time. Teen club members attending were Bob Messel, Dolores FOrmela, Don Bentz, Barb Schlick, Don and Erna Rockel, Gloria Waldin, Lola DuPree, A1 Richter, Fortest Reinhardt, Lee Johnson, Bruce Novak, Judy Jense, Craig Thoren, Kirk Merley, Bud Messel, Bob Beamer, Milton Croasdale, and an ex-member from out club-home on leave--Denny Litwin. Although we had less people at our last square dance than usual, all who attended had a good time,. The club would like to thank all the people who bought tickets -and supported the project. It has been decided that 'teenagers living in the subdivision for the summer only obligation will be a fifty cent entrance fee. A tentative meeting has been set for May 19. Kirk Merley has a bad cold and has been out of school for a few days. Barb Schlick is going to Chicago this Saturday. She will pay a visit to the dentist and also do some shopping. Barb has also received a sewing machine She's just real thrillejd. Her mom is busy stocking up on thread and material so Barb can "go to town." Ron Spankuch is now supplying us with teen' club news for the Plaindealer. Happy Birthday To Mrs. Harriet Taylor, whose birthday is May 6. She will celebrate on Mother's Day with all the family from Chicago to help her have a happy day. In honor of the occasion she has a new permanent. Sea Scout News On April 19 and 20 the boys had a camping training session in Woodstock. The boys were awarded a certificate when they proved they could efficiently camp out by themselves. The Explorer Scouts are providing the entertainment and a safety program for the Boy Scouts this weekend, May 2-3-4 at Marengo. Four new. boys have been added to the roster. They are Ronald -Misba^k. Lester Klotz, Ronald Marschall and Ralph Mueller. When you pass a casual and friendly remark, you expect a casual and good-natured reply --not an argument. , LEGAL SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of Execution No., 35339, issued out of the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, and State of Illinois, and to me directed, whereby I am commanded to make certain judgment against WESLEY WAHL, in favor of ALBERT STEPAN, out of the Lands, Tenements, Goods and Chattels of the said WESLEY WAHL, I have levied on the following described property, to wit: Lot Sixteen (16) .in Block Three (3> in Hunterville Park Subdivision, being a subdivision of part of the Southwest Corner of Section 25 and of the Southwest Corner of Section 26, Township 45 North, Range 7, East of the Third Principal Meridian ^according to the plat thereof recorded March 30, 1929, in Book 7 of Plats, Page 4, McHenry County, Illinois: Therefore, according to said command, I shall expose for sale at public auction all the right, title, and interest of the above-named WESLEY WAHL, in and to the above-described' property, at Ten (10:00) o'clock' A.M. on Wednesday, the 28th day of May, 1958, at the East Front door of the Courthouse, in Woodstock, McHenry County," lllinoik. Dated at Woodstock, Illinois, this 26th day of April, 1958. HARRY^C. HERENDEEN Sheriff, ^McHenry County (Published May 1-8-15, 1958) :W:! AtortUement fiom where I sit...ty Joe Marsh Shades of Tom Sawyer Everybody knew CoilnanltyT Hall couldn't go anothei^keMon ( without' a pitint job. So Jtffe Cunningham asked for volunteers -- and about a dozen people raised their hands. Trouble was most of the volunteers never got around to working. Weeks went by! Last Thursday the Judge got an i$e». He painted the name QCfeacn delinquent voluhteer-in big^letters- across the part of thelpmdiing the man had agreed to paint. That did if-well have a freshpainted Hall by the weekend! Frora where I ait, oometimes we have to be reminded of our obligations. Like every so often, I try and point out how important "neighborly respect" is in a community. You may prefer soda P01&-I like an occasional cold bias's of beer. We ought to respect each other's choice. 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