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Sunday- January 19. 1961 THE McHENRY PLAUfDEALER Pislakee Highlands Bykotas Plan Bowling Party ~ Hazel Morley HY. 7-8820 [ day. She died in Ravenswood j hospital following a recent illness. . / Jhe couples club of Mount church are planning a bowling party for this Saturday night in Fox Lake. They hope to start around 8 p, and everyone is welcome to attend. Each couple will pay for its own bowling and afterwards sandwiches and coffee will^be served in the home of Fritz and Sally Von Bruenchenhein. This month's activitu^ is being planned by Lorrdflie and Bob Hurckes, Gladys and Marvin Jones and the Von Bruenchenheins. For more details you may call either of the above names. Diaper Line .ast week I said I would . have the names of the two k young ladies who arrived to brighten the lives of their parens. The daughter of Rosemary and Ray Thelen has been vnamed Patricia. The infant daughter of Judy and Frank \N Krumwiede has been named Katherine Leah. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rzechula are the proud grandparents of a baby girl named Theresa, born to their daughter, Jo and husband, Johnny. tongratulations to Mr. and ls. Walter , Karwacki who are the proud parents of a girl born on Dec. 31 at the Woodstock hospital. She weighed 10 lbs., 10 ozs., and was named Stephanie Bibiana. Don and Kathy Weber were blessed with a son born in St. Therese hospital the end of December. Little James Donald weighed 6 Jbs., 12 ozs. and yus welcomed home by big s™er, Candy. Congratulations to you all. [ Honored at Shower i Marcia Dowd was the guest of honor at a baby shower given for her by her^card club last Friday evehing at the home of Betty Sandelin. Memberr are Marie Schlick, Betty Warczak, Marilyn (Bob) VanZevern, Darlene Neesen, Audrey Misavice and Jeanne Barron. Other guests for the party were Sally Jo Von Bruenchenhein, Sally Holmes, L o r r a i n e E r d m a n n , G l a d y s Jones, Blanche Haefliger, Dee Gregg, Meryl Fletcher, Ann S z y p l e b a u m , P a t J a c k s o n , Toots Spankuch, Emma Rosengart, Barbara Sisk, Carla Bales, Wanda Dobecki, Dorothy Rodarmel, Betty Zenner, Terry Ozminski and Joan Zilligen. Women's Club This is to remind all members of the Women's club of the meeting on Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. at the barn. This month's activities will be a 'social hour. All meetings are planned by the club's vice president, Joscylyfi Staudenmaier. and Dick was discharged last December from the Navy. I will have all the details of their marriage in six short weeks. Entertains Card Club Wanda Dobecki was hostess to her card club on \jan. 18 in her home. In on the chatter and refreshments were Mrs. George VanZevern, Lois Mason, Dot Erbin, Dolly Novotny, Carla Bales and Haze Morley. dt \ Sa: \Be Blessed Virgin Sodality St. John's Blessed Virgin sodality met in the school hall Jan. 10. Father Blitsch presided over the meeting. He announced that the nuns have their new station wagon and are enjoying shopping and visiBig on their own. Those present from the Highlands were Dorothy Orlowski, Kay Sielisch Beverly Lewandowski, Mrs. Robert VanZevern, Betty Sandelin, ftlarcia Dowd and tty Zenner. Sympathy My deepest sympathy to Ruth Lemmons who lost her nytfrer on, Jan- 9, Ifei" mptjtjer, Elizabeth Meyer, was 73 years old and suffered a heart attack in her home in Venetian village. She was laid to rest last Thursday in St. Joseph cemetery in Chicago. I also send my deepest regrets to Martin and Hazel Rogde who mourn the passing of Martin's sister last Wednes- 'Teen Club The 'teens are busy making plans for a fun filled Febru- j ary. An ice skating party is | planned for the "^evening of j Feb. 5 and a yalentine party j is on the agenda for Feb. 11. j Brownies . Mrs/ Dot Hayner and Mrs. Harrietta Wilson are the lead- J ers of Brownie Troop 529. They had their first meeting sinco the holidays last Tuesday at j the home of Mrs. Hayner. j They will have all their week- ; ly meetings on Tuesday at j Mrs. Hayner's. Here Comes the Bride On March 4, two of our young resfdents will tie the knot and become Mr. and Mrs. That's the day when Erna Rockel will be the bride of Dick Rapp. Erna is a graduate of McHenry high school Here and There Happy j birthday to Robby Conway / who celebrated his second ^Birthday on Jan. 17. Six year old Mike O'Mally spent four days last week in the McHenry hospital. He was suffering from virus pneumonia and an ear infection. 1 hope you are feeling better Mike. Roy Snell was visiting in the Highlands for a day last week. He visited with his daughter, Grace Reinhardt, and then returned to Jowa where he is spending tlje winter. Pat and Ron Jackson at tended the wedding of their friend, Andy Kurka, last Saturday in Chicago. Geri Moore's mother was in McHenry hospital last week for observation. Don and Audrey spent last Thursday visiting their families in Chicago. John and Hila Heineman returned last Wednesday from Missouri. They were there since Jan. 2 visiting with Hila's aunt. Mrs. Agnes Wroblewski took a three day vacation and visited her daughter, H. Zyburt, in Morton Grove last week. Congratulations to Don Dobecki who will have another birthday on Jan. 31. He will celebrate it on the twentyei£ hih with wife Wanda and Carla and Jim Bales. They are planning to see a stage play in Chicago. Moreth, Vi Sellable, " L orraine Lindemann and La- Verne Madock were luncheon guests last Thursday at the home of Nellie Bergener in Johnsburg. Pat Jackson spent last Sunday visiting a few former school chums in DesPlaines. Your reporter and hubby, Dick, along with our good friends, Jim and Sue Barrett, spent last Saturday visiting with Gladys and Wally Haas in Elk Grove village. I am pleased to report that Roy Rayner was able to return to work after his recent automobile accident. Jill Reilly had minor surgery on her foot in McHenry hospi-' tal on Jan. 7. Audrey Misavice will entertain her peker club tomorrow evening in her home. Other poker playing gals are Dee Gregg, Pat Jackson, Meryl Fletcher, Toots Spankuch, Marie Schlick and Ann Szyplebaurm The Brownies had a skating party Jast week on the channel, behind the Hayner home.. Dee Gregg paid a visit to her aunt last week at the Edgewater hospital. A few more birthdays have come to my attention. Belated wishes go to Dee Gregg who chalked up another year on Jan. 8 ^.and Jan. 10, Adele Hauck and Lorraine Ullo celebrated their birthdays. Celebrating birthdays at the end of the month will be Dolly Novotny on Jan. 29 and Joe Ullo on Jan. 26. Early or late, happy birthday anyway. T Paga FIHm4 j Congratulations to Tom and Mamie O'Neil who celebrated their seventeenth wedding anniversary orf Jan. 15. Word has been received by your reporter that some residents are throwing their garbage out into their back yards and not even caring enough to put it into containers. This is happening in the Oak and John street area. This is an unhealthy as well as unsightly condition and should be stopped ^immediately. There are times when we must look beyond our own property a"d consider the rights of our neighbors. They have to look at the me<s too and it certainly isn't a pleas-1 ant sieht. Belated birthday wishes to Kay Madock on Jan. 11. Last Saturday Bob and Mar-0 ilyn VanZevern and Laverne Madock spent the day iji..Chicago. While Bob took Mark and Kiyk to the show, Marilyn and LaVerne attended a stage play. In the evening they w^re guests of A1 and Dorothy De- Salvo in the city. •* sen, Betty Sandelin, Lorraine Hurckes, Mary Madock and Hazel Morley. Happy Birthday I seemed to have over looked the birthday of friendly ole Jack Reilly on Jan. 12. Cerebral Palsy Drive Held Mrs. Robert VanZevern, chairman of the cerebral palsy j drive for Ihe Highlands, and ; her helpers, covered the High- j lands last Sunday afternoon. Making a house to house canvass with Marilyn were Mrs. j Laverne Madock, Darlene Nee- Cub Scout News A pack meeting was held at the barn on Jan. 11. Mr. Zenner read the letter of appreciation from the Woodstock Childrens* Home for the socks that were delivered to them from the December pack meeting. Sixty-nine pairs of stretch socks were collected. A boy from each den went along with Mr. Z e n n e r w h e n t h e y w e r e d e l i v e r e d . T h e y w e r e Bob Finger, Jim Haney, Paul Farwell, Ted Jost-, Ted Finger and Tom Healy. Last night the boys each gave a short talk on what they observed at the home. A roller skating party will be held on Jan. 22 from 2 to 4 in the afternoon at the McHenry rink. Each scout attending mustbe with at least one parent. The blue and gold dinner is being planned for Feb. 26 at t h e J o h n s b u r g C o m m u n i t y hall. Last Thursday evening Mr. Zenner and the den leaders attended the round table in Woodstock. This was held to find out the details about the coming Scoutarama. A man is needed to take over the Weblow den. Mr. Emmerich can no longer work with the boys. So there are six anxious and willing boys waiting for a leader. They want very much to keep busy with their handicraft and outings. Awards were next on the agenda. Wolf badges were awarded to Chuck Weiss, Mark Smith and Charles Lima; Gold Arrows to Russell Rudolph, Jeff Misavice and Warren Heir; Silver Arrows to Russell Rudolph and Warren Heir; ^Jood Star to Tom Mason. Congratulations to all the» boys who worked hard to receive these awards. Scout registration cards ... handed out and then much the delight of all the boys, freshments were served. Remember parents, if your son is planning to attend the roller skating party this ^Sunday he must be accompanied by you. That's It ^ For now. Til set my typewriter aside for another week and hope to see your name in print next week. Bye now, see you soon. The new Kansas Turnpike has the highest posted speed of any road in U. S. -- 80 miles per hour, with a 40 mph minimum. 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