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Thursday, February < 11, I960 THE cH&HIY PLA1NDEALER Page Seventeen Pistakee Highlands Senator McClory Talks To Women Hazel Moiiey Hy 7-S820 Kay Sielisch Hy 7-S414 Feb; 2," a group of women met at the home of Marilyn (Bob) VanZevern of 112 North Meadow Lane to discuss various real and personal property taxes, roads and schools. It was a very, pleasant and informa tive few hours. Marilyn served delicious coffee and rolls. Among the women who attended were Laverne Madock, Marcia ®k>wd, Betty Sandelin. Darlene Neesan. Lorraine Lindemann, Mrs. Haddock, Harriet Wilson, Violet Johnson, Kay Sielisch and Mary Madock. fined to the Illinois Research hospital in Chicago. Hoy^ §bout some cards to cheer her. Mr. Cinami i.« recuperating at home, after recent surgery at the hospital in Woodstock. Elizabeth" Gingery is feeling much better after having her tonsils and adenoids removed at the McHenry hospital. Walter andx Jane Peloquin were very ill with the flu. Lil Orlowski has the flu. Little Kenny Krumwiede has the chicken pox. B.V.M. Sodality Pre-Lenten Party The members of the Blessed Virgin Sodality of , St. John's will hold a pre-lenten party. Feh^21, at the Johnsburg com- 1 munfty hall at 8 o'clock. The party is open to the public and they would like to see many folks attend. -Gifts for the Cherry Tree Still Needed President of the Woman's club, Blanche Hacfliger, say. they are in need of many more gifts for the cherry-tree sale. If have not brought your gift as yet, please bring it to any one of the club's officers. Apologies to Dot Hayner For some reason or other we have been printing the wrong names for the Brownie leaders. Dot Hayner has been holding the Brownie meetings in her home, Last Tuesday she let the Brownies spend a pleasant afternflpn ice skating. Feb. 2, she held the meeting at her home and the girls worked on their invitations for the birthday party of the Girl Scouts to be held Feb. 9 at the community center. The Brownies will help them Celebrate. Thanks to Dot Hayner, Rosemary Thelen and Dot Jenkins. Sick Notes MYs. Nora Wehesler is con- News of Your Friends and Neighbors Roy Snell attended a meeting in McHenry Feb. 2, in connection with the hospital fund drive. Roy and Gert left Saturday to spend the weekend with Roy's brother, John, in Oaklawn. We would like to ' extend birthday greetings to Joyce Heir who celebrates Feb. 16, Toots Spankuch, Feb. 17, Virginia Thoren, Feb. 18, and to Bill Schlick who celebrates his birthday, Feb, 20. Kay Sielisch was, very sad to receive word her nephew, Mike Ensign, 5% years old, was rushed to the.hospital in Cadillac, Mich., suffering from fheumatic fever. He was so lively when she was home news of his illness was a shock. Kay Sielisch hopes to clean up the Johnsburg rescue squad building fund drive. Kay reports the workers have done a wonderful job and she is most grateful to all of them. Terry Phillips, who is still confined to a wheel chair but attends school every day, has been developing his talent for drawing. Some of the sketches he has nvrle are remarkable. Last WcH->esday Marcia Dowd en joy i. 3 a delicious luncheon with her girl friend, Barbara Sales, in McHenry. Blanche and Carl Haefliger are looking forward to a visit from their daughter-in-law, Louisa MacMahon, from <H-iwaii. Louisa arrived in New York to be with her mother who underwent surgery. On her way back she will spend a few days with the Haefligers. Their son. Doug, is in Japan on business. Valentine! Remember your loved ones on Valentine s Day. We have the most delightful Valentines and delicious Valentine candy. Select early for best choice. oil We would like to extend ourcondolences to Archie Fletcher, whose mother was buried Jan. 26 in New Orleans. Arphie and his brother (tyove there for the funeral. Belated birthday greetings to Kenny Fletcher who celebrated his fourteenth Feb. 1. The M.Y.F. of Pistakee Highlands are planning a ping-pong tournament in the very near future. Plans are being completed and we will keep you posted as "to the date and details. The children expect a big turnout for the affair. So all you children better brush up on your Ping-Pong. The parents are beginning to worry about the children and the ice on the channels. We hope the children keep away from it so there will be no tragedies falling through the ice. Marilyn VanZevern has been spending many hours working on the Polio drive. Honored at Shower A surprise baby shower was held last Thursday evening for Tina O'Mally. It was given by Barbara Sisk and Lilly Hauvseth at the Hauvseth home. Also showering Tina with gifts were Joan Zillegen, Terry Pfingsten, Mrs. G. VanZevern, Mary Madock, LaVerne Madock, Jane Peloquin, Pat Pederson, McGee Sluga, Eleanor Brill, and Debbie Granger. Coffee and cake were served. Sick List Dickie Morley, Sherri, Billy and Jimmy Barron were all down with the measles last week. Dot Erbin and Janice Janquart had a bout with the flu bug last week. Dot Forslin was sick last week with a badcough and sore throat. We hope you will all be feeling better soon. Here and There Audrey Morin's father, Mr. Anderson from Chicago, spent a few days here last we£k visiting with Audrey, Don and the boys. - HappV birthday to Marilyn (Bob) VanZevern who will celebrate her birthday on Valentine's day, Feb. 14. Lorraine Lind&nan and La- Verne Madock spent last Wednesday visiting with LaVerne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, at Pistakee Bay. Jeff Dowd was admitted to St. Therese hospital last Friday and had his tonsils removed Saturday morning. We certainly hope he is feeling good as new again. Mr. and Mrs. Ris'to spent last Wednesday in Chicago. Barb and Reb Sisk were among the many guests at the home of Betty and Bob Flint in Antioch. They had a wonderful time ice skating. Lois Mason was a patient at the McHenry hospital, for three days last week. She ' is home now and' feeling much better. Marge and Bill Moreth spent last Wednesday in Chicago. They visited with their, son who is in the hospital. On Feb. 7, a big birthday party was held for Lola Du- Pree in honor of her eighteenth birthday. It was given by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Risto. Many of the Highlands 'teens were there to wish her a happy birthday. Jack Rielly's sister. Doe Mochel, spent five days visiting with Jack and Kay. The girls had planned to do some 'bummin' but as luck would have it, Doe came down with the flu and Kay had the role of "nursemaid." The Bales, Novotnys and Erbins helped Don celebrate his birthday with a surprise party at his home last Sunday. Reed Bales was thrilled to receive a beautiful new bike for his sixth birthday. The Ullos attended the wedding of Joe's nephew in Chicago la£t Saturday. Don and Wanda Dobecki and Jim and Carla Bales enjoyed a Chinese dinner last Saturday evening at the American Legion in Fox Lake. They ate the whole meal with chop sticks and did pretty well. On Jan. 31, Elaine Schuble celebrated her twelfth birthday with some of her friends. Enjoying the refreshments were Alannah and Collene Callender. Rita Harbecke, Karen Lowery, Nora Havlik and sister, Maureen. Skating' Party -The. 'teens will have their skating party on Feb. 20 starting at 4 p.m. Mrs. Cletus Mayer has given permission for the skaters to use her garage to keep warm and also for a dance in the evening. This party is for anyone who would like to attend, not just the 'teens. Fun Fair Articles for the white elephant sale are needed for the fun fair on April 9 at the Johnsburg school. If you have anything for the sale Mrs. Klotz will see that it is picked up. There will be a cake booth and games for all. Food will be .served and loads of fun in store for all. Don't forget April 9. Arourtft the Highlands Happy birthday to Steven Hurckes who will celebrate his fourth birthday on Feb. 13. He will have a party with a few of his friends. Welcome home to Steve and Geri Vrbik. They just returned from a three week trip to Florida. er and Esther Knappe of Johnsburg and Marge Moreth, Vi Schuble and Gert Snell of Pistakee Highlands. There were many beautiful hand made articles on display to be sold in4 the Pink Lady Shop. The next meeting will be .held in the home Of Cecila Blake; Bye now. See you next week. Voters, Attention! Anyone who is not registered to vote has only approximately one month left to do so. If you wqjit to vote in the primary in April, you must be registered. This is a privilege to you and we should sill exercise our right to vote as Americans living in a free country. Anyone who wishes to register may do so by calling Marilyn VanZevern at Hy 7-3202. Give Us A Call If you have any news that you would like us to put in the column for you. We will be glad to jot down any'tid bits and gab awhile. Sewing Guild The sewing group of the Pink Ladies auxiliary met at the home of Marion Carlson in McHenry. Marion served a lovely dessert luncheon. The women present were Margaret Bollin, Cecila Blake, Isa Breanne of McHenry, Nel Bergen- RATE DECREASE New reduced automobile insurance rates filpd in the Illinois Department of Insurance were announced last week by Director Joseph Gerber. The rates filed with the Department of Insurance affect insurance companies that are represented by the Illinois Bureau of Casualty Insurers, the second group to announce reductions within a month. Gov. William G. Stratum's announcement on Dec. 23 of a drop in automobile insurance rates was the first since 1945. T^his rate decrease, effective Jan. 25, 1960, brought a saving of more than $4,715,000 in dollar cost to Illinois motorists. 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