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Fbutom THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday, July 14, 196ft Pistakee Highlands July Meeting Well Attended Betty Ziemer, came along to spend some time with the Janquarts. Cheri and Jeanne Janquart are still in Milwaukee staying with their aunts. Jim Mclnerney spent last Hazel Btorley Hyatt 7-3320 j Tuesday with friends in Arling-: ' Kay Slellsch Hyatt 7-3414 ! ton Heights. v I Don and Wanda Dobecki and The July association meet- family spent their holiday with :ng was held last Wednesday Jim and Carla Bales and sons, at the barn. The meeting was j They enjoyed a barbecue in the called to order bv acting Pres- i Dobecki's back yard. ident Fred Haubold. I Mrs. Kathy Weber is in St. Dick Farwell reported that ] Tlteresc hospital in Waukethree picnic tables are on gan. We wish her a speedy rebeach one and playground covery and hope it won't be equipment is being purchased. long before she will be home There is also a picnic table on ; again. beach three and the weeds ! John Heinemann has his have been cut. All this is being ; mother staying here in the done through the adult activi- | Highlands for a nice long visit, ties committee. {She is from Ottawa. 111. Fox Lake road will be put ! Mr. and Mrs. Defenbaugh enback in shape by the township ! tertained their family on July as soon as the water level of i 3 at their home. They all enthe channel goes down. There ' joyed a family cook-out. will be more grading and grav- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palis eling done to other roads as l and family from Berwyn were well Mrs. Schlick has talked j weekend visitors at the Dick to Mr. Ladd and the weeds I Farwell home. will be cut. A culvert will be! Joe and Lorraine Ullo and put in at the corner of Broad-; family are enjoyinge a tyvo vav and Meadow Lane. Mr. , weeks vacation taking in the Faubold complimented Gladys sights of our great country. Maver and Mr.' Shell" on the They -are visiting 'Yellowstone fine job they did this'past year National Park, the Black Hills in their present offices. ! and other points of interest. A nominating committee was ! The SzyujHbaum family enelected. They are Lee Conway, 1 tertained cbmpany also over Mr. Berkstom, Mr. Kol.in, Mr. J the Fourtfi weekend. Litwin, Mr. Brzozowski. Cletus Mrs. vA g n e s Wroblewski Mayer and Dick Morley. A , spent the Fourth of Ju'y with chairman will be elected at her son, Ted and his family, in their first meeting. j Chicago. Our beaches are for the use j Ed and Terry Pfingsten and of Pistakee Highland residents j family and the Ted Finger only and there are now deputy j family went on a camping trip sheriffs who will do their best i over .the three day holiday, to see that outsiders stay out. j They went to the State Park They are Dick Farwell. Don j and pitched their tents and en- Morin and Inar Christensen. ; joyed the great outdoors. Mr. Christensen will also do We are pleased to report life guard duty at beach one j that Marylou Sabielny is home on Sundays. I from the McHenry hospital There are still complaints ' wh^re she recently underwent about dogs running loose. If surgery. you want fast action to rid Last Thursday Lorraine yourself of the dogs sign a war- Hurckes entertained Mr. and rant against their owners. This • Mrs. F. Weber and their seven seems to get the best results, j children from Evanston. There will be a carnival on Audrey Morin had a surprise the Thelen property on Rt. 12 visit last week from her sister, on Aug. 4, 5, 6 and 7. There ! Jackie, and Don's mother and will be seven rides, games, food grandmother. and drinks and entertainment for the whole family. If you would like to help, and plenty will be needed, you can call Marie Schlick. She will put your services to the best advantage. The proceeds from the carnival will go into the road fund. A worthy cause, don't you think? The meeting was adjourned at .9:15 p.m. We hope to see mote at the August meeting. "•* Mr. and Mrs. Newmeyer frQm Here and There Janice Janquart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz, were home over the holiday weekend. They brought Janice, Renee and little Jerry home from their vacation in Milwaukee Janice's two nieces, Robin and Mrs. Lindeman is home from the Woodlawn hospital in Chicago where she was confined after suffering another heart attack. She was there a week. After leaving the hospital she spent two days with her daughter, Marilyn. Forrest Reindardt Jr., is also home from the hospital where he spent a few days too. Tom and Lois Mason entertained Mr. and Mrs. Haub and Chicago over the weekend. Anna Cohr's sister, Lena, and hubby, Leo Denner, from Iowa spent the weekend of the Fourth in the Highlands. This is their first visit here in three years. Joyce Heir was visited by her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson from Chicago over the Fourth weekend. Don and Wanda DoBecki plan to spend some of their vacation with the children at the zoo, on picnics and visit the Museum of Science and Industry. They will spend one day visiting with Wanda's folks in Maywood. On July 10, Audrey and Don Morin entertained Don's relatives from Kankakee. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smolinski have sold their home on Woodland avenue and will be leaving for Chicago in the near future. Many Highland residents attended the Fourth of July parade in Fox Lake. McHenry can be proud because the first prize for junior drum and bugle corps went to the Viscounts. Dogs? No, Cats! Your reporter has received word that cats are causing destruction and annoying the residents in the Woodland avenue area. They are in the garbage and destroying flower beds. The residents in the, area are hoping that their owners will try keeping, them on their own property. Welcome A most hearty welcome to Dean and Jackie Peterson who moved into their home at 221 Sunny avenue. They have four children, Cheryl. Je rane, Butchie and baby, Layne Charles. fish fry last Friday evening at the barn. Guests of the evening were the Woodstock Senior Girl Scouts. The fish were caught on the Scouts recent fishing trip to Wisconsin'and were prepared by Mrs. Crosdale, Mrs. Finger and Mrs. Pfingston. Skipper Ed Pfingsten and wife, Terry, were also there. r* Cub Scouts At the fishing contest held on June 29 a trophy was awarded to Ronnie Christensen for his catch. There were other winners but at this time your reporter was unable to get the other names. If you know who they are won't you call me so they can have a little recognition for their efforts. Legal Family Pet Dies Duke, the German shepherd dog belonging to Burt and Joyce Froney, died on the weekend of the Fourth. This is the third dog to die within a few weeks in the same area. It is possible that the dog was poisoned. Duke was always tied or watched if he was allowed to run free for a short time. The Froneys are heartsick over the loss of their pet. Let's hope that if someone is setting out poison for dogs that it doesn't find its way to some of the youngsters who roam the fields. Registration If you still haven't registered as a voter you may do so right here in the Highlands. Mrs. Bob VanZevern at 112 N. Meadow Lane is our registrar and she will be glad to register you. You may call her at Hy 7 3202. In order to vote in the coming November presidential election you must be registered. Sea Scouts The Sea Scouts enjoyed a Birthdays and Anniversaries Happy eighth anniversary to Burt and Joyce Froney whq celebrated on June 29. Best wishes to friends, Shirley and Paul Johnson, who celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary on July I. On July 10' Art and Myrtle will chafk up another year of wedded bliss. This Saturday best wishes go to Grace and Forrest Reinr dardt on their anniversary; and to Mr. and Mrs. Schimpf the best of everything on their anniversary, July 15. Birthday wishes to Marge Waldin, who celebrated her birthday June 12; to Blanche Heafliger on her birthday, July 7; to Dolly Novotny and Dick Madock on July 12. Mount Hope Church Ken Fletcher and Ken Thoren, both members of the M.Y.F., attended the camp at Wesley Woods in Lake Geneva last week. Under the direction of Pastor Bob Stine a Couple club is being formed. This is for all married couples regardless of the ages. The first meeting will be this -Saturday evening, July 16. at 8:30 p.m. at the barn. The theme of the program will be 'A Square Round Ball* which means an evening of square dancing as well as regular dancing. Light refresh- Frieda's Restaurant and Pizzeria Rt. 120 -- Meadow Lane Lakeland Park V/i Miles West of McHenry on Route 120 • Italian Spaghetti # Pizza Sandwiches -- All Kinds Garry-Out Orders PHONE EV 5-9878 A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out 'or yourself. 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Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points. "• Easy Monthly Payments ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK - OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK McHenry County Well & Pump WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located in the Village of McCullom Lake W* miles from McHenry on the McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. Phone McHenry EV 5-5252 or Residence EV 5-0713 Notice is hereby given that that Board of Local Improvements of the Qty of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, will r,eceive sealed proposals or bids in the City Hall Building, McHenry, Illinois, at 8:00 P.M., Central Daylight Savings Time, on the 8th day of August, 1960, fqr the construction of a connected system of sanitary sewers and all necessary appurtenances in the City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, to be known as "Golf View Avenue District Sewer Extension," at which time and place such sealed proposals or bids will be publicly opened, ments will be served. Pastor Stine and his committee hope to see the club. catch on so each month there will be quite a few to enjoy the various types ,,of entertainment thatwill be planned. The committee hopes to see many of you there this Saturday night. If you have a child who vyould like to attend Sunday School the Mount Hope church would be happy to enroll them. Th? re ..is. Sunday school every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and the morning worship at 11 a.m. That's It For another week. I hope you enjoy reading the column and I would fike to be able to get some names of people who haven't been in the news for awhile. If you have any items for the paper give me a call. The column depends on you. Bye now, see you next week. examined andi1 read by said Board. Formsi of proposal plans and specifications for said improvements are now on file at the Office of the City Clerk, 112 E. Elm Street, McHenry,. Illi-; nois. Copies of said documents may be obtained by depositing $15.00 with W. A- Rakow & Associates, consulting engineers, 202 East Chicago Street, Elgin, Illinois. The amount of deposit will not be refunded. Each proposal or bid shall be accompanied by cash or by a check, certified to by some one reliable bank, payable to the order of the President of said Board pf Local Imprpvements in his official capacity for not less than ten per cent (10%) of the aggregate of said proposal or bid." The successful bidder for the construction of said improvement shall be required to enter into a corporate surety bond acceptable to said Board in the full amount of the contract, said bond to provide that the contractor shall well and faithfully perform and execute the wdrk and shall promptly pay all debts incurred by ED'S RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders te Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 him in, the prosecuting of the work. All bids or proposals shall contain an offer to furnish such bond. 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