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Qhuriday. September 1. 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page FlfiMt Pistakee Highland* ! COUPLES CLUB i ADOPTS NEW i NAME OF BYKOTA Hazel Morley Hy 7-8820 i At the August social of the : Hope Couples club held ;on Aug. 20, the group voted on their official name. They will be known as the Mount Hope Bykoltas. Bykota is the first letter of each word in the Bible saying, 'Be ye kind, one ito another.' A good time ! was had by all who attended [and we are eagerly looking forward to the next one in '•September. The Erbins, Do- •„ptkies and Fletchers did a 'wonderful job of planning the •evening. her. Barbara celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a party at her house on Aug. 27. Well Liked Resident Dies Mrs. Mabel Balassa of Agatha street died, on Aug. 20 at the McHenry hospital'. She was well liked by all who knew her and cMMren would stop their play to stop and talk to tor. She loved children and eney knew at. Mrs. Balassa - is survived by a son, Stanley, of the same address. Burial was held at the Ftidgwqod cemetery last week. St. John's The Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. John's church will hold a bake sale on Sept. 4, after the 7 o'clock mass until noon, ijnyone wftro wishes to donate any items for the sale it will be gratefully ipiocepted. Women's Club The Pistakee Highlands Women's club set Oct. 1 as the date for its rummage and bake sale. It will begin at 9:30 a.m. at the barn. They are asking for clean useable articles of cA»thing, also knick-knacks, household items or anything else you may have laying around taking up space. Items for the sale will be picked up if you so desire. You can contact ^arylou Sabielny at H> 7-3289 or Lorraine Ullo at Hy 7-3119. 'Teen News The 'teen club hay ride SatliWay night was a huge success. It was held at Gerry Thelen's farm with Janet and Barbam Wilson, Sandy Mursay, Ruth Gabriel, Gloria Waldin, Phyllis Gyondla, Shirley Spankueh, Beverly Peterson, Bud Messel, Craier Thoren, Eddie 'Brzozowskl, Rtcky Hauck, Bob Fletcher and Butoh Mueller attending. Afterwards a party held :in -E4die Brzozovvski's basement, The club would like to express its thanks to Eddie for the use of his basement and especially to Gerry and Marilyn Thelen for the use of their wagon arid tractor. Gloria Waldin is having her friend, Phyllis, visiting her for awhile. Gloria will return with her i&r a week in Chicago, jirbana Wlson is having her ?nd, Sandy Mursay, visiting Around the Highlands Janice and Jerry Janquart entertained weekend guests from Grand Haven, Midi. Ruth fend Johnny Lori and their sons, Allan and Carl, spent a pleasant time visiting here. Jerry and Johnny are old school chums from Milwaukee. Jo and Herb Shively also entertained guests over the weekend. I am sorry to report that LeFtoy Snell hasn't been feeling too well. Marge and Bill Moreth had their daughter-in-law, Hazel Moreth, and two children visiting for four days last week. Michael Conway is back at his grandmother's in Chicago, This i£ about his third trip this summer. , Last Wednesday evenng Reb and Barb Sisk, Don and Wanda Dobecki and Jim and Carla Bales attended a summer stock play in Highland Park. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mclnerney attended the wedding of Ardelle Oeffling and Ronald Oon way on Aug. 27 at St. John's church. Later in the evening, they attended the reception. Happy birthday to Danny Sabielny who was one year old on Aug. 25. The family celebrated with relatives in Chicago. Mrs. Irene Kolan celebrated her birthday on Aug. 21. A dinner party was given in her honor at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Marilyn and Ron Wiggernam, in Pistakee Terrace. The Roy Sluga family returned from their vacation last week. They were gone for two weeks and spent it in Independence, Wis. on Roy's mother's .farm. While he was there Roy had a wonderful time baling hay and combining grain. On the way home they stayed over night in Madison with Roy's brother, Everett. According to Roy. this was the best vacation he ever had. Ed Thoren returned to work this week. They had a wonderful two weeks visitine; various places and especially enioved their visit to O'Hare field. ' John and Hila Heineman AVOID COSTLY SEPTIC TANK TROUBLES#-** USE Enzivator stops odors . I liquefies waste activates sluggish tanks Ruck's Hardware 501 W. Main St. McHenry Eazwato "Clean skin and clear complexion go together ... ond $Ortn# Bell's two fc cosmetic preporotions assure yoy « cleoner, clearer complexion, while concealing embarrassing blemishes as they ore being healed. TCNOSIX LOTION... cleanses your skin gently yet thoroughly •.. quickly removes stala sake-up ond complexion clogging ofls ond dM...leaves your skin anlisepti> colly protected ogoinst future problems. ^MEDICATED MAKE-UP ...instantly mokes you lovelier. Conceals existing blemishes while they ore being heeled. Combines soothing, healing action with luxurious liquid moke* up to provide the beautiful com' piexion you worn people to see. ^ttf BOTH QUALITY PREPARATIONS TODAY AT MILISTREAM DRUGS 315 W. Elm St. Jewel Shopping Plaza McHenry, 111. spent last Sunday visiting with Bud and Etihel Heinemann in Chicago. Blanche Haefliger attended a funeral of an old friend last Tuesday in Chicago. Mrs. Zenner was hostess to her friends and neighbors last Tuesday evening when she held a 'home party'. Congratulations to Tom and Lois Mason who celebrated their eleventh anniversary on Aug. 27. Jim and Carla Bales attended the wedding of Harold and Bev Bichler in Port Washington, Wis., on Aug. 27. The new Mr. and Mrs. Bichler will move into their home on Woodland avenue after their honeymoon Their home was previously owned by the Smolinskis. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Provo and four sorts were recent guests at the Masons. Tom took bis guests for a boat ride while Lois ba'by sat. Happy birthday to Mark VanZevern who will be seven years old on Sept. 4. He will have a party with his neighborhood friends. Congratulations to Lill and Leo Orlowski who celebrated forty-eight years of wedded bliss on AUg. 19. I am also pleased to report that Mrs. Orlowski is home from the hospital where she spent several days. Herb and Lorraine Lindemanfi spent last Sunday visiting friends ait Twin Lakes. They had their granddaughter, Susan, along and She had a grand time Hiding on a horse. Herb is on vacation and catching up on some chores around the house. 1 Mrs. Clara Sielisch is-spending a few weeks in the Highlands with her son, Wally and daughter-in-law, Kay. Lorraine Hurckes entertained two girl friends last we ok in her home. They were from Skokie and Park Ridge. On Aug. 20, Jim and Ann Mclnerney attended a reunion of some old friends in Mt. Prospect. The gathering was held at Ann's sister's home. Those on hand to help Renee Janquart celebrate her tenth birthday on Aug. 26 were Janet Thoren, Karthy Mason, Nancy Jorgensen, Barbara Krause, Janice Erbin, Linda Dobecki and sister, Jeanne. Wanda Dobecki's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, spent last weekend visiting here. A surprise personal bridal shower was held in the home of Kaithy Mclnerney on Aug. 28 in honor of Pat Tomasello of Johnsburg. Hostesses for the event besides Kathy were two of Pat's bridesmaids. Miss Elizabeth Herman spent her vacation in her home here and will soon resume her nursing duties at a hospital in Chicago. While she was .here her two brothers and their families were out for a visit and a cook out. A surprise party was held last Saturday evening for Dick and Lee Conway. Hostesses for the evening were Janice Janquart, Lois Mason and Hazel Morley. The party was in honor of the Conways' moving into their new home. Joining in the "fun and wishing the Conways well were the Heinemans. Erbins. Slugas. Novotnys and Barrens. Y.M.C.A. Anyone interested in their child joining the Y.M.C.A. program can get further information and applications from Mrs. Lillie Jewell at Hy 7-3456. Mount Hope Church The message for Sunday, Sept. 4, will be, 'My Father Worketh and I Also Work'. Rally day will be Sept. 11. Most everyone is finished with vacations and the church attendance should pick up. We are happy to welcome Pastor Hagerty back after his well e a r n e d v a c a t i o n . S u n d a y school is at 9:30 a.m. and all children are welcome to attend. Happy Holiday It doesn't seem possible that the Labor Day holiday is upon us, but that's what the calendar says. I hope you all have a very nice holiday and please remember* to drive carefully and watch out for that other guy. Whatever you undertake this coming weekend take common sense and caution with you. Bye now, see you next week. THE HIGHWAY STORY "Illinois Highway Story I960," official ^publication of the Illinois Division of Highways, is now available for free distribution. The detailed report on highway construction and maintenance throughout the state is published annually. Copies may be obtained by writing the Illinois Division of Highways, State Office Bldg., Springfield, or the Illinois Departmental Information Service. Room 406 State House, Springfield. FARM CIRCULAR "Diseases of Wheat, Oats, Barley and Rye," a new circular published by the Illinois Natural History Survey, Urbana, is available on request to the Survey. The circular gives detailed descriptions of the cereal diseases and suggests control measures. FREUND'S DAIRY. Inc. 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A big thank you to all the fathers who helped, the coaches and to everyone who helped in their awn way. Register to Vote This may seem a little early to some of you but the time does go by rather fast for some of us. Because we have such an important election coming up it is hoped that all BUILDING BLOCKS Get a Load of Extra Miles MHfiEWBk f ISt-iT 1 N - "I'm happy to report that our main speaker is unable to be here. . . so let's adjourn and go see Wonder Lake Builders' Supply about some lumber for our new clubhouse!" Bridal Shower Mrs. Irene May was the hostess .on Sunday, Aug. 21, for a bridal shower for her niece, Joyce May, one of the twin daughters of Irvin and Florence May. Forty women were present to surprise this .young lady. She was presented with a beautiful corsage to wear for the evening while she opened all of her lovely gifts. Games were played and prizes were awarded to the winners. A tasty blueberry punch was served followed by a delicious dinner. See Satellite Well our family got to see the satellite Echo 1 thanks to Joe Metzgar. It really gives you a feeling when you think that you are seeing history being made, and to have the children see something that they wtnrt forgdt tooBoon. Visit State Fair Hie Harrington family with their two /children went to visit the Wisconsin State Fai# and had a wonderful time especially the kiids because there are plenty of rides for them. Bake Sale On Sunday, Sept. 4, the Blessed Virgin sodality is sponsoring a baike sale, so stop in at the school "building after which ever Mass you attend and get some holiday goodies.- Holiday I hope you all have a wonderful holiday and a safe one» All you drivers be on the looki out after the holiday because our children will be going back to school and those first few days they are liable to get a little careless and forget that someone else is on the road beside them. The best advice is often given by means of silence. 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REGISTERED VOTERS who have MOVED FROM QNE PRECINCT TO ANOTHER within the County since last registering MUST APPEAR before the County Clerk or the proper registration officer and .sign an application for change of residence, stating the old and new address, on or before October 10th, 1960. ji\ VOTERS who are REGISTERED IN ANOTHER COUNTY and are now residents of McHenry County MUST REGISTER in McHenry County on or before October 10th, 1960. PROPERLY REGISTERED VOTERS DO NOT HAVE TO REREGISTER. The County Clerk's Office at Woodstock is open from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and any elector can register at said office up to ,and including October 10th, 1960. For your convenience, any one of the following Special Deputy County Clerks and Deputy Registration Officers will register you or take care of your registration in the community in which you live up to and including October 10th, 1960, to-wit: RICHARD J. HYATT, 818 So. Highland Dr., Lakemoor, McHenry ELMER GRANSO, 201 Riverside Dr., ESTHER M. RUTH, RR No. 2, Marengo MRS. HAROLD HYDE, 241 Locust St., Marengo MYRTLE H. STOCK, 1009 S. State St., Marengo ANNA E. PHILLIPS, RR No. 8, Harvard HELEN McLUEN. Harvard EARLE G. WELLS, 402 W. Thompson St., Harvard E. R. OAST, Alden MAMIE TORNOW, Hartland CLAUDE O. RUDY, Union MARGARET DWYER, Huntley D. R. OSSMAN, 859 Richmond Lane, Lakewood, Crystal Lake WALTER M. REED. Rldgefield HELEN ASMUS, RR No. 2, Wonder Lake HAROLD S. THAYER, Hebron LEO C. KARLS, Kenosha St., Richmond ALICE WAGNER, Bliven St., Spring Grove EARL R. WALSH, 112 E. Elm St., McHenry JUSTUS KELLNER, RR No. 1, Wonder Lake MARGARET E. EHRHARDT, 142 S. Highland Drive, Lakemoor, McHenry JOSEPH A. CINA, 108 Pleasant Ave., Lakeland Park, McHenry McHenry MILDRED CROKIN, East River Rd.f McHenry Shores, McHenry BONNIE F. MEYERS, Johnsburg MARILYN J. VAN ZEVERN, lit Meadow Lane, Pistakee Highland EMMA B. PYRITZ, McCullom Lake MARJORIE E. DAVIDSON, Island Lake DOLORES E. HANAHAN, 816 Grand View Drive, Sunnyside Estates, McHenry RICHARD L. JESSE, 218 Prairie St., Crystal Lake GENEVIEVE PHILLIPS, City Hall, Crystal Lake ALFRED T. CHRISTIAN, Algonquin FRANK H. NAGEL, Fox River Grove FRANK HOMOLA, 411 Opatrny Drive, Fox River Grove JAMES FRISCH, Cary LUCILLE C. DOWD, 129 Pomeroy Ave., Crystal Lake W. B. IRWIN, 18 W. Crystal Lake Ave., Crystal Lake WILLIAM A. RICKERT, 251 S. Terra Cotta Ave., Crystal Lake LORRAINE F. WILLECKE, 508 Walnut St., Lake in the Hills, Alg. TED SCHULZE, RR No. 1, Box 859, Barrlngton Only McHenry County electors who are properly registered in the precinct of their residence will be able to vote at the GENERAL ELECTION, to be held November 8th, 1960. Please take care of your voting registration so that you will be able to vote for the candidates of your choice at the said General Election VERNON W. KAYS County Clerk. McHenry County* Illinois f