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v:'; ' iS" >'-v Mat 15. 19* THE McHEHBY_ PLMHDEALER HAS EXCITIHG TIME AT MEET by Carla Bales and Hazel Mop-ley 2895-J - 640-J-l ' tf you missed the meeting Wednesday, you missed an exciting evening. There is to be a special meeting May 21, at 8 p.m. at the Community Cenf ter for the purpose of voting on revisions of the by-laws. Plan to attend. July 20 is the date set for the picnic, more &bout this at the next meeting. We will have our own ppllirig place this June. This means tha^ we will no longer have to -go to Johnsburg to vote, we will be able to vote in our own Community Center, and have a C-political identity. Harriet Wilson gave a Girl • Scout report; She asks for mothers to volunteer to help them out at day camp. :v • . A wreath was sent to the ^Taylor family from the associf ation. The dance to be held May 17 is to be a "Hard Times" dance. Don Dobecki is iKU«charge of the beach area across from his house. He needs volunteers to help plant seed, etc. If you're interested r give Don a call, 3366. the Pistakee Highlands Women's Club Immediately following association meeting Wednes day the'•ladies elected the foK , j lowing officers of the newly ing to Chicago for dinner and formed Women's club. Meryl I then to a play. ors from the sunny state' of Florida. \ . Those btisy Masons had another house full of company during the weekend; Tom's brothers, Ronnie and Rick, Rick's wife, Vicky, and their two children, 'Kathy and" Bobby, and Tom's sister, Marge and her daughter, Joyce. Carla Bales entertained her card club Wednesday evening. The girls enjoyed an evening of gabbin' and of course light refreshments. Joining in the fun were Wanda Dobecki, Hazel Morley, Marilyn VanZevern? Dot Erbin, Dolly Novotny, Janice Janquart and Lois ,Mason. Mr. and Mrs. J. Novotny's daughter and her two children are paying them a visit, all too soon to go back to Detroit. Audrey Misavice has her mom visiting her, reports are they get in a "lot of pinochle playing when Audrey gets home from work. Sunday was a day full of events for the Schlick family. It all started when they saw the accident by the store, where a man broke an arm and leg, then their car stalled in Fox Lake, finally getting home. Bill was looking at the motor when their little son, Bobby, age 2, put the car in gear and shot into the garage. Fortunately no one was hurt. Pearl, Chester, and Darlene Smolinski are going to a wedding this Saturday in Evanston. Their niece, Judith Wright is getting married, with the reception to be held in Buffalo Grove. Dela and Bob Wesselink are going to enjoy a' night on the town Saturday. They are go F l e t c h e r , p r e s d i e n t ; T o o t s Spankuch, vice-president; Mrs. Bob VanZevern, secretary; ann Lorraine Erdmann, treasurer. Our congratulations to all the officers! Marcia. Eddie, Jeffry, and Cheryl Dowd are finally going on their vacation. They are going to list Marcia's sister, Lois Hollander, in Brockton, Mass. The kids have really been looking forward to the train ride. Have lots of fun! Mr. and Mrs. Haddock had a visit last Sunday from their son and his family from Wisconsin. Mr. Haddock and his "Crazy' Hat" Luncheon son went to Chicago and took will be held at the McHenry in a Cubs baseball game. Country club on May 28 at i Dick ajid Lee Conway are Our Deepest Sympathy to the Taylor family on the recent death of their son, Gary. 12:30. This is a kick-off luncheon for the cerebral palsy drive Just create a hat for yourself (there will be prizes for the best one) and have an afternoon of fun. Call Bunny Thelen for tickets at McHenry 1336. It's A Boy! Our congratulations to Wanda and Don Dobecki on the birth of their first son, Douglas, who weighed in at 7 lbs. 5 oz. on Saturday, May 3. We could tell Don was mighty proud by that happy grin he's wearing. Here and There 'Mr. and Mrs. Ristow's daughter and her husband are visitanxiously waiting for the end of the month to roll around, that's when Lee's sister and her family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney, and their son, Paul, will arrive from Spring Valley to spend a week. Rose and Bob Wallace are moving out of our community and going to Fox Lake to live. It will be closer to Bob's business. A few of the girls had a little going away party for Rose last week. Those who came and brought along a few unmentionables were: Lorraine Hurckes, Myrtle Bentz, Sylvia Murray, Virginia Thoren and Katherine Riley. Happy birthday to Tommy BYill who celebrated his birthday on Mother's Day May.'11. He was 12 years (old. ,v Ruth and Jim Lemmons returned last Sunday from Kentucky, where they attended Jim's dad's funeral, Betty Warczak's brother, Bob Minton was a Saturday guest of Tom's and Betty's. Frank Krumwiede's brother and family came from Park Ridge and spent a pleasant day visiting Frank and Judy. It's a little late but the meaning is still there, "a very happy belated birthday to Marilyn Lammert who celebrated her birthday May 2. Dee and Dud Gregg spent about four delightful days in Iowa. When they got back they took another short spin to Chicago to, pick up their baby who was being taken care of by friends. Hazel Rodgejs sister, Fay Miller, and' a friend, Helen Steinmetz, drove down to see Hazel last week and the three of them went to Waukegan. Audrye Zetlerberg was hostess to a baby shower given for a. friend, Sarah Schmid of Fox Lake, on May 15. Sarah received many beautiful presents for the little one on the way. Refreshments were served and everyone had a nice evening. Jimmy MSlnerney was all decked out in his new suit when he made his First Communion last Sunday May 11. Jimmy got over the measles just in time. Billy Jackson made his first Holy Communion, too, on May 11. There was a party for him, there were guests from Chicago and his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Betts. May 14, Lorraine Erdman will be at Western Springs Chapter, O.E.S. and Blanche Haefiiger will be guest of honor. Hazel Rodge had a house full of company over the weekend. Her daughter and a few friends came and stayed from Friday to Sunday. Elsie Brown reports that her daughter will certainly be glad to get back to the U.S. for some nice weather. Her daughter is in Luxemburg. Germany where her husband is stationed. who had an anniversary on May 4. \ to Tom and Betty Wairczak who celebrated their third Anniversary on May 1. to Arlene and George Fick who celebrated their fourth anniversary on May 1. They went out to dinner and enjoyed an evening dancing. A. Congratulations to Ed and Virginia Thoren who celebrated their seventeenth wedding anniversary on May 3. Confirmed Kenny and Craig Thoren were confirmed qn May 4 at the McHenry , Methodist church. The grandparents and aunts and uncles were on hand to help them celebrate. A buffet supper was served. The family celebrated the confirm-, ation and wedding anniversary together. Welcome A warm welcome to Mrs. Moran and her son, Richard, who moVed in last week ait 305 Oriole Trail. We bope you enjoy your new home arid neighbors. Bawling Champ Andy Brill and other members of his bowling team from The Berlin Press Shop took .first place in the A.B.C. Tournament. Each one received a trophy. Eleanor and Tommy went along to cheer them on. They enjoyed the banquet that was held on May 10. P.T.A. News Don't forget the P.T.A. meeting coming up this Tuesday May 20 at 8 p.m. There will be a guest speaker from the school board. The hostesses this month are the kindergarten mothers. See you there? Happy Anniversary To Sylvia and Joe Murray Last May 3 and 4 were memorable days for the scouts and their leaders, Artie Fletcher and Andy Brill. That was the night the boys camped out for the Kishwaukee Safety Camporee in Marengo. 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Biscavne 2-Door Brookwood 6-Passenger Station Wagon : Brookwood 9-Passenger Station Wagon See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer CLARK CHEVROLET SALES "'204W.ELMST. MCHENRY. ILL. MCHENRY t Down Meadow Lane Hazel Morley had a demonstration last Tuesday nighty May 6. Those who were there were; LaV^me Madock, Mary Madock, Janice Janquart, Jonell Shively, Dot Erbin, Mrs. G. VanZevern, Dolly Novotny, Marilyn Van Zevern, Marilyn Lammert, Lois Mason and Carla Bales. A few games were played and coffee and kolack'y were served. Happy birthday to Michael Madock who will * be 2 years old this Sunday, May 18. A party for the family is being planned. Joe Briones and little daughter, Bobbie, from Lake Villa were Saturd^- callers at the Sielischs. \ We are happy to report that Kay Sieliscn is on he# way to recovery. Most of the. stitches are out and she is allowed to do a couple of household chores. She is grateful to everyone who was so nice to her. Dotty Torhao Tias been like her right arm, helping out whenever she <*ould. Happy Happy Anniversary to Bobby Heilgeist who was 5 years old on May the 7, He had his friends, Reed Bales and Jeff Nov6tony, over for a party. Susie Conway turned a. rijpe old 8. years on May 8. Allan Ullo celebrated his fourth birthday Wednesday with his sister, Linda, Ardith Szyplebaum, and Warren, Wayhe and Sandra Heir. Jeff Misavic£ along with Wayne and Warren Heir, Ardith Szyplebaum, Diane Jenkins, Missy Montabalno, Gregg Meyer, and his sister, Dawne, celebrated his sixth birthday Saturday, May 3. - Also a happy birthday to Mrs. Messel, May and Laverne Sarver,. who will celebrate on May 13. Best Wishes to Wanda and Don Dobecki who will celebrate ten years of wedded bliss on May 15. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haefiiger who celebrate both their anniversary and Carl's birthday on May 8. They had fun in Chicago on Wednesday night and will have dinner out on Saturday. X sies in their flower pots and presented them to-their mothers. The tentative date for the Mother - Daughter banquet is May 1^. " . 'Teen Club Nenifa The by-laws' committee met last Monday evening at Lee Johnson's house. Lola DuPree's parents are giving a party for her at,, her grandparents house. Her folks are visiting here from Florida and went to meet all of Lola's friends. It will be semi-formal on Saturday evening at 8 p.m. The following couples .from the Highlands are attending the Prom held at the McHenry High Gym on May 17, Ron Spankuch and Roberta Stessel, Don Rockel and Connfe Jayko,- Page Twenty and Bob Messel and Dolly Hi& la. • . Delores Formella is going tp attend her cousin's wedding on May 17. ; - ! There was a good turn-out of boys at the rifle range Wednesday evening. Reports ar^ that their scores "are improvir^P and they are anxious to get.Jp competition w^rth other clubs:." A happy birthday to Lee* Johnson who will be 16 on May 13. 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