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Thursday:. January 21. i960 L THE (JcHENRY ftjUNSEALER eon Pisiakee Highlands Blan Blue-Gold Dlnner/Feb. 10 Haxel Morley Hy 7-3320 Kay Sielisch Hy 7-8414 • pa< .The Cub Scouts held their pack meeting last week at the b&n. The Weblo Den entertained for the evening. This den belongs to Bill Nielsen. The Cubs are planning the Blue and Gold dinner for Feb. 10. The tickets and additional information will be available by the end of the month. Three of the "Cubs will soon become Boy Scouts. A report was read %>ut the socks that were taken to the orphanage."" Johnsburg P.T.A. The guest speaker last Tuesday Evening was Stanley Blumberg. He is connected with the McHenry Clinic for Mental Health. He discussed the clinic and its effect on the area. There was an open discus-- and Mr. Blumberg answerd all the questions pertaining to mentally retarded children, also any questions that ' are asked regarding the clinic itself. It was quite interesting and we all learned a little from it. Don't forget the Fun Fair which is still a few months off. The comjnittee is getting an Mrly start in the preparations noping for a successful day. If you have anything for the while elephant sale, a phone call to Mrs. Klotz will bring her around to pick it up. There will be a box at the school for any article you may want to send to school with your child. The date is April 9. Call Mrs. Klotz at EV. 5-1914. 4|j! Mount Hope Church 4 meeting of the Sunday school teachers was held on Jan. 14 at the home of superintendent, Ed Thoren. The pot- Itick dinner that was held on Jan. 10 was quite successful. On Sunday noon, Jan. 24, following the morning worship, official action will be taken on two propositions by the quart- »ly conferencej^and memberip, each votingion both propositions. Be sure to be your are interested. There will be ample time for questions before the official vote is taken. So come and learn first hand what fine things are being planned; and have a hand in another historic th^re, if actidn in the making of our church. Here and There." Janice Janquart has been out in the evenings doing her part to help collect for the Johnsburg Rescue Squad. This is a worthy cause, something we may all need' sooner or later. Happy birthday to Wally Misavice who celebrated his birthday on' Jan. 20. The big topic of discussion last Wednesday after school is that the Johnsburg school was robbed - and three windows were broken. We hope the persons who did this terrible thing will soon be caught and face the penalty for their "crime. On Jan. 23, Bob and Lorraine Hurckes will entertain Bob's family in honor of the birthday of Bob's sister, Pauline Baugous. Kathy Mclnerney was home for a few days after the midterm exams from Mundelein college. She was catching up on the latest news with her family before facing thp results of the exams; Now that Heed Bales has recovered from the chicken pox, little ole Kevin has a bad case of them. Mama Carla starts itching just talking about it. Happy anniversary to Rav and Dolly Novotny who will be married eleven happy years on Jan. 26. Steve and Geri Vrbik left last Thursday for a three-week vacation in Florida. We hope they bring back some of the Florida sunshine. Returning frbm their three weeks in Florida are Angie and Bill Nielsen and family. They were there for the holidays! Audrey Misavice spent two days in the McHenry hospital for observation. Audrey's dad stayed and looked after the children when they came home from school. Also in the Victory hospital in Waukegan for a week, was baby Greg Sisk. He was under observation and was welcomed home,, by Barbara with open arms. Janice and Jerry Janquart were guests of their friend, Hemmy Sathe, last Friday evening. They enjoyed a musical stage play in Chicago. Afterwards Hemmy came out to spend the weekend with them. Pat Jackson entertained her card club last Friday eveningr Along^Jwith Pat were Toots Spankuch, Dee Gregg, Marie Schlick, Audrey Misavice, Ann Zypelbaum and Meryl Fletcher. Afterwards Pat served de- ---J licious corned beef sandwiches. A belated happy birthday to. TeWy. Rielly who celebrated his second birthday the end of December. We had it written up the week that the column got lost. To big sister, Roney, we wisih happy birthday number fourteen on Jan. 8. Then to Daddy Jack goes our best wishes for his birthday on Jan. 12; The Riellys were host to a number of their family on Jan. 10 who helped celebrate the birthdays. We hope Marge Waldon is feeling better this week. She was very sick last week. * To Joe Ullo we send our wishes fon a happy birthday. Hope you have many more. Barbara Wolff of McHenry celebrated her birthday Jast week by having' a pajama party uftth some of her friends. Those . from the Highlands were Jill Rielly, TVudy Rogde, Marion Mueller and Janet Peloquin. This Saturday, Kay and Jack Rieljy will be guests of Jack's cousin. Dr. Cassidy, in Chicago. This will be a belated birthday celebration for Jack. Your reporter, (Haze) and hubby, Dick, got Quite a jolt when they suddenly woke up at 1:30 last Wednesday morning to find their home full of smoke. Upon further investigation we found our toaster -smoking like crazy with the plastic cover melted all over it. The next half hour was spent opening windows and turning on the fans to get rid of the smoke that was already having its effects on baby Brad. We are very grateful and thank God for watching over our home and saving us from a near tragedy. As usual there are dogs still running loose and all our griping and harping on the subject seems to go right over the heads of the ones conerned. We hope, if you are the owner of a dog which is running loose, you will please tie it up or confine it to your own premises. George VanZevern and Dick Morley took their children ice skating on a small frozen pond Jan. 10. The daddys came home more tired then the children, but the kiddies came home soaking wet. Next week my buddie Kay K SHAN-GRA-LA HOME 1 mile south of McHenry just east of Rt. 31 on Idyll-Dell Road Excellent home for elderly pensioned and retired people. Pleasant, comfortable and clean rooms available. For information write Station Box 125, McHenry, 111, or call PHONE EVERGREEN 5-0419 Be modern with NEW EASY WAY TO SHOWER! SINGLE HANDLE FAUCET one handle does the work of two H. E. BUCH & SONS PLUMBING & HEATING Phone EVergreen 5-0048 Highway 120 East Come on to our house will be back from her trip to Michigan and*, will be calling you again for news. Sympathy Our sympathy to Mrs. Falk whose mother passed agrafy last Thursday in Chicago. It was quite sudden and really a shock to Evelyn. Our heartfelt sympathy to you in your darkest hour. Around these Highlands Letters have been sent out to home owners who haven't as yet paid their association dues. If you have any news we will be glad to get it in the column. I hope Kay won't be disappointed in # the size of this week's column, but this is" all I could gather today. Ii don't have as much time' as Kay to devote to the writing of the cplumn. It will pick up as soon as Kay gets back on the job. Bye now, see you all next week. EDUCATION PROGRAM adult education program is planned for this spring at Barrington high school, the first series beginning on Wednesday evening, Feb. 17, at 8 p.m. in Room 225. A special series of lectures are based on "Family Finances". The tuition is planned to just cover the operating expenses. Many a young man whe started out a human dynamo today has hardly enough energy to shuffle the papers. McHenry Shores CELEBRATE TWO BIRTHDAYS AT - MOORE HOME By Clare Mueller, EV..5-0553 Saturday evening, Jan. 9, the following couples gathered at the Moores' home to help Marilyn wish her husband. Ray, a happy birthday: Elsie and Jack Schmitt, Marge and Ray Olszewski, Jerry and Ed Olbinski, lrene^ • and , Clare Mueller, Pat "and Tom Burke and Alice and Ar-t Brunke. Words of the birthday song were extended to include Jerry Olbinski who1 also chalked up another milestone on the road of life. The men could hardly believe theilr ears when they learned that they -had won over the girls, by 15 seconds, a fast moving game of charades. - Birthday Greetings ' ' Belated greetings to Darleiw Hattan and six year old Ronnie Olszewski who , celebrated theirs last Wednesday. A double celebration will be held at the Zeimets' home next Tuesday as both Julia and Sam were born on the same day but several years apart. John Smith will celebrate his on Thursday, it doesn't seem like a year df retirement, does it Jdhn? % Visitors Friends of the Dostals, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitzgerald of Chicago, dropped out to see them as did the Bob . Dostals of Brookfield with their children, Roberta, Tom and baby, Nancy. <3 DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street* McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FpTfeD VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION ' COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 IX) 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:8(1 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 Just News The Starks, while /attending the recent Antioch - McHenry basketball game, y/ere surprised and pleased, to note that active Pam Munroe was one of the leaders in the cheering section for, McHenry high. Brigadier General Archibald Henderson, USMC, often called the "Father of the Marine Corps", served as the Corps' leader from Oct. 17, 1820, iJntil Jan. 6, 1859. 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