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nn • y C< Page Twenty THE McHENRY PLAINDEAL3ER Thursday, April 7, 1960 _ Pistakee Highlands ^TJRGE RESIDENTS io USE COMPLETE ^MAILING ADDRESS Hazel Morley Hyatt "-S320 birthday on April 7. Happy birthday to Rose Gabriel who will be 15 years old on April 11. Craig Thoren has resigned as president of the 'teen club and Gloria Waldin has taken over untill the end of the year. Kay Sielisch" Hyatt 7-3414 i Anyone who is interested in * youhg people and would like The post office has requested : 10 counsel the teens, their efthat Pistakee Highlands resi- I forts would be greatly appre- " |dents please use their complete!1 eiated. The teens are in need 'Address. Use your street ad- ] °f a counselor. dress, Pistakee Highlands and "McHenry, HI. This is no longer ~')Ftt. 5 and letters addressed this Here and There Jeffrey John is the .,<• name Creeks Dangerous The creeks are high ahd very dangerous to our youngsters who have to pass them to and from school. It seems that children are attracted to water but they don't realize just how dangerous it can be. Please warn your child against playing in the deep waters when they are outdoors. In some places the water is, five or six feet deep. 'Nvay slows up jour mail de- j gjyon to the infant son of Bob ;"livery. „ Senator McClory Guest <• . Senator McClory was the guest of Cletus and Barney Mayer in their home on March ; town and dined out. and Lorraine Hureses. Belated wishes to Steve and Geri Vrbik who celebrated their wedding anniversary on March 25. They went • downr28. i Other guests were Hazel ..Jlogde, Myrtle Bentz, Joyce Froney, Deiores Burbon. Fred ...and Carol Haubold and Lillian J e w e l l . R e f r e s h m e n t s w e r e S served. Dogs Still. Running. There are still some dogs left to run loose and roam the sterritory.. These dogs; are a gmenace to our community and 2the welfare of our children. As 3many of you know, rabies shots gare very painful and we would ' tcr, Vi. who is in the hospital, hate to see any of your young- Jack and Kay Riellv and Kathy Mclnerney was home from college this past week and visiting with her family. Dot Erbin and Janice Janquart, spent a day l.ast week in Meadowdale. We are sorix to report that Mrs. McNamava slipped in her home and was injured. She is recuperating at her daughter's home.. . •; The Ullos spent' last Saturday in Chicago. While there Lorraine visited with her sis- Let's Dance April 23 It's the fund raising dance we are referring to. The proceeds from the dance will help to buy playground equipment and picnic tables for our beaches. Everyone is welcome, not just Highland residences. Tickets are being sold and they j will be available at the door the night of the dance. It will begin at 9 p.m. and plans are being made for an enjoyable evening. It's the first Saturday after the Easter holiday and we hope to see a good turn out. SJsters have to get them. Also 8dogs that run in packs can tear 3 a child apart in minutes. If ^t'ou own a dog that is on the -loose, we suggest you keep it home before something serious happens. ; family attended an engage- : ment party last week in Chicago. It was a party for Kay's j brother, George, and his bride- • to-be. ! Don and Audrey Morm and | sons. Tommy and Dale, spent ; an enjoyable day last Sunday visiting with their good friends, and Jean Ziegler and 'Teen Xews The bake sale held on March ! Duke 26, netted a profit of approxi- I their son, in Arlington Heights. Dot Erbin was happy to rei Around The Highlands This isn't news but there is one thing for certain around the Highlands and that's MUD. j By the time this column reach- | es you we feel sure that many j of our bad roads' will be in better shape. Steps are already I being taken to remedy the situation. One sure sign that spring is here is that the tulips are starting to pop up through the mud. Belated birthday wishes to Joyce Froney who celebrated her birthday on the last day of March. Myrtle Benty surprised. Cletus Bayer with a birthday cake and a gift on March 28. mately S6. On April 9 the 'teens are having a "turn about dance" in the Muellers basement. The girls will dress as boys and the boys as girls. There will be a 25 cent fine for those not appropriately dressed. Jill Rielly, Trudy Rogde and Marion Mueller attended the sweet sixteen party for Cookie Thompson on April 2 in McHenry. Happy birthday to Skip Peo who celebrates his ceive word that her young niece has been released from the hospital after being there for two weeks with the virus. Bob and Lorraine Hurckes were in Arlington Heights to celebrate the anniversary of Bob's parents. Jack Erbin was gone most of last week on a business trip to Ohio. St. John's Home and School Association In spite of the dense fog last Monday evening there was quite a turnout for the regular association meeting. The election of officers had to be postponed until next meeting. They could secure officers for every office but the president's. The cook books will be on sale at all stores and gas stations in Jofensburg. Father Anger gave a wonderful talk on vocations. There was an open house for the parents and many of the Highlands parents welcome this meeting. It gives them a chance to find out first; hand what their children are doing in school. As soon as the elections are over we will give you the names of the new officers for the next term. Jack Rathnow Re-Enters Hospital We are so very sorry to report that Jack Rathnow was taken back to Columbus hospital in Chicago, March 27. Jack had just returned to his home after months of illness. We are sure cards from his friends and neighbors will give him a terrific boost. Birthday and Anniversary Milestones Belated and happy birthday greeting to several this week. To Jean Zilligen who celebrated her birthday April 1, Bunny Thelen who celebrated April 5, to Meryl Fletcher who celebrated April 6, to Sally Von- Brunchenheim who will celebrate April 9, and to Cheryl Tomao who will celebrate her ninth birthday April 9. Happy anniversary to two wonderfully happy couples, Wally and Audrey Misavice, who celebrated their anniversary April 2, and to Theo and Josephine Huppenbauer who celebrated their anniversary April 5. ™S 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, wiite Station Box 125, McHenry, El, or call PHONE EVERGREEN 5-0419 WATCH FOR OPENING AND OPEN HOUSE of 'S BAKERY SHOP Routel20 Lakeland Park News Of IYo ur Friends and Neighbors The monthly card club met at the home of Ann Zyblebaum last Friday evening with Audrey Misavice, Marie Schlick, Dee Gregg, Meryl Fletcher, Pat Jackson and Toots Spankuch present. Chairman Roy Snell held a meeting to acquaint hirriself with the captains 'of the McHenry hospital fund drive. Rose Farvyell, Jane Malek, Leo OrlowSki and Kay Sielisch were in attendance. A large delegation from the Highlands attended the Democratic Woman's club rally held in the Methodist church in McHenry, April 6. MrS. Louis Krumwiede was very happy to see her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Long of DesPiaines last Sunday. It was a nice sight indeed to see two civic minded boys, last Sunday, spending most of the day going about their area opening clogged culverts and drain ditches. A big vote of thanks to Lee Johnson and Ron Spankuch. Leo Orlowski was very happy to have his sister, Mae, and brother-in-law, George Kitrush spend the weekend with them. The Kitrushes are from Nekoos, Wis. Sunday afternoon Lil's lady friend, Gertrude Alberths of Chicago, arrived to spend a few days. Roy and Gert Snell were called to Clinton, Iowa to attend the funeral of Roy's cousin, James Wight who died Tuesday morning after a lingering illness. Roy and Gert just returned from there a week ago. We wish to extend our deepest sympathies to Roy. Agnes Wroblewski returned from the hospital last Tuesday and she is feeling wonderful. Her sister came out to stay with her for a couple of weeks to give her a hand until the bandages are removed from her eye. April 3, the Ted Wroblewskis' baby daughter, Patricia, was baptized in their church in Oaklawn. Ted's sister, Marge Waidin was godmother. They enjoyed a family get together. April 1, Blanche Haefliger was hostess for a demonstration. Among the guests were Dorothy Jenkins, Mary Lou Sa- ?; Democratic National Convention CHICAGO - JUNE 1*32 COVKTESY OF THE CITY OF CHJCACO MAYO* f v Note Picture of credential given O'Brien in 1932. Cermak lost his life some months later when struck by a bullet Intended for F.D.R. (Judge Kerner, Democratic candidate for Governor, is Cermak's son-in-law.) O'Brien's Democratic Backaround Once a State Central Committeeman Delegate in 1944-1948-1952-1956 0 Martin Raymund O'Brien (Last name in first column on ballot) Political Adv. Robert J. Pooley, Chairman O-B Group bielny, Loraine Ullo, Joycelyn Staudenmaiar, Betty Crosdale, Virginia Karls, Anna Cohrs, Helen Messel and Joyce Heir. April 4, Marcia Dowd, Jeanene Baron and Lorraine Erdmann helped Sally VonBrunchenheim celebrate her birthday. Ed. Dowd's mother, Alice Dowd from Chicago spent last Sunday with them and enjoyed a delicious dinner and visiting with the grandchildren. Lorraine Lindemann's daughters, Marilyn and children, and Pat, spent ejast weekend with them. Loraine's grandson, Larry, will spend a week or more with Loraine to keep her company. We are most happy to report that Mrs. Elmer Martineau and Kay Vanatta are home from the hospital and feeling mucfi better. Blanche Haefliger, president of the Woman's club, asks that the members who plan to attend the pot-luck dinner April 26, at the Johnsburg community hall please call and make your reservation so they can plan for enough food. , Each member who plans to Mtend is required to bring some iteffi of food. " PLAN ARTS FAIR Elgin is to have an arts and crafts fair. 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'.rFrrr-: W.'.I.M.W '.ivy.'lykjj .. Having had fourteen years of experience in the State Senate, I feel that I am in a good position to make this observation-rthat you are one of the outstanding members of that body .. Charles F. Carpentier Secretary of State "... I want to thank you for the consideration that you always showed ... In speaking for the many home owners in Illinois, we are thankful that no new burdens were placed upon property ... without referendum protection .. Robert E. Cook, Executive Vice President Illinois Association of Real Estate Boards " i £4 y. . - j *... The Board of Education... has noted your services to education ... and wish to express to you their appreciation for your keen interest and accomplishments in representing your District so capably .. " R. S. Brotherton, Secretary-Business Manager Waukegan Township High School Board of Education ". . . Bob McClory deserves re-election to the Illinois Senate, any way you look at it. Senator McClory has not blindly followed anyone's pressures, including ours. He has, however, always shown a willingness to examine the merchandise, a splendid ana intelligent fairness in considering all legislation and real courage in deciding on the , basis of what is best for all of his constituents, not just an articulate minority .!" Joseph T. Meek, President Illinois Retail Merchants Association * * * * * *• * * * * 3)C # * * * m&n • .. .. H \ RENOMINATE THE EXPERIENCED MAN OF PROVEN ABIUTYfcjj STATE SENATOR ROBERT McCLORY $" VOTE IN THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY, TUESDAY, APRIL 12. * * * * * * * * * * * If* "C\r