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Page Ten rm utmmx PI^IN^eai^R Pistakee Highlands FORMER REPORTER RETURNS TO HELP WRITE COLUMN lla/.el Morlcy HYatt 7-3320 Kay Si.-lisch HYatt 7-8414 Since I have my hands full these d;iys. with the shop, housework, and famil\, I can .no longer do justice to the column so I hiA'e asked Kay Sielisch to once again he my corejioiMer. Since I have always wanted a sood column for the Highlands, one you could be proud ol. with both of us gathering news we can keep the column interesting. It is a work of love on my part. I really have enjoyed writing the ..column and it 1 can not do it jusi ii i.' I would rather not write it at all. so if. you will call me or K&y with your news items we will try to do a very ••ood job for the Highlands. Dupr.ee- and Darmody Nuptials July 14. . Lola Dupree and George Darmody will be united in Holv Matrimony with a nuptial -Mass lo .•John's church. be held at SU Marie Schliek were on hand .'or their usual hot games. The Fourth of July the Rogdes enjoyed a vfsit with their son, Roger, and his girl ;riend, Diana, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Plainer and their two children. Pat Rogde was home the July 7 weekend. Trudy Rogde is a busy ^irl this summer working as a car hop for her uncle who has a drive-in in DeKalb. Hazel Rogde has been a very busy gal making trips io see her mother in DeKalb who has been very ill. Legion Post 70.'? drill team won first place trophy at Mundelein. July 1. The post also entered a float for the parade which was driven by Dorothy O r l o w s k i . R i c h O r l o w s i d a n d Gene Heir are members of the color guard and drill team. They also participated in the big patMide io-'JCnfibch July 7. Eli/.an&th Hanisch is enjovine a two\yeeks vacation from her. job in storing Grove. Her «o'n. George, pv most happy to have his mothei\honie. Dorothy Orlowski returned to work after enjoying a two weeks vacation from her job in Chicago. The Sielisches have been busy 1 hi^ past yveek. The Fourth of July \\w Joe Hanisehes enjoyed a steak cookoyt in the Sielischs patioNjuly 8. Kay's aunt and uncled Florence and Paul Hanley. and the Here and There Mark VanZevern left last Saturday for a two weeks I jV camping stay in the Liberty- | ville area. Mark has been sav- 1 R E, jcsons 0f Chicago came ing his money for this big i OU| a family get-together event. Mom and Dad paid the j.,nd ., bi„ palio cookout.' lest to make this very big occasion for Mark, his first trip alone. Vicky Smith, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Smith underwent surgery at (he McHenrv hospital and returned home July 3. The Janquarts had a very busy Fourth of July. They entertained eight adults and sixteen children. Cherie and Jeanne Janquart will be spending two weeks with their aunt in Milwaukee and an uncle in Plymouth. Wis. Two Robins are visiting the Janquarts for awhile, a little girl, Robin Ann. and a little boy. Robin Bruce, the niece and nephew of the Janquarts. - A great many of the Highlands enjoyed the fireworks in McHenry the Fourth of July. Peck and Lois Leuth held a family picnic in their yard, July 1. The Ron Jacksons attended a birthday party held at Druce- Lake for their nephew's sixth birthday. The George VanZeverns have returned to the Highlands after a five weeks vacation combined with business for daddy. They enjoyed visits in Hot Springs, Ark., Kansas City. Mo., and visiting all the surrounding states. June 30, the Herb Lindemanns accompanied the Bill Moreths to a dance held in Woodstock sponsored by the V.F.W. July Fourth found the Moreths guests of the Liiwjemanns for a back yard coo|tout. In case you haven't noticed a new stop sign has been installed at the crossroads of the little store and if you haven't noticed you will no doubt be the recipient of a traffic ticket. Now if we could get police action on speeders who use Broadway as a race track we would all feel safer with ou4* children's lives. The people who live on Broadway are menaced every day with speeders. Little Mark Rittorno celebrated his third birthday. July 1. A great many of his aunts, uncles and cousins were on hand to give him a big send off. The family enjoyed a backyard picnic. Mark received many nice gifts. Teena O'Malley was pleasantly surprised June 30 when forty of her relatives showed up armed with food and goodies for a cookout. James and Jane Malek and children returned this week after an extensive camping trip that took them through the Southern States and to Washington. D. C. The Maleks camped in National Parks. They take a tour every year so ihai their children can grow up knowing America. Birthdays and Anniversaries Mcr.y happy returns of the day, belated and to come, to some mighty fine folks this week. Frances Groth, July 19, Gladys Mayer, July 21. Sylvia M u r r a y , J u l y 1 0 , M a m i e O'Neill, July 25, Lynn Rosinski, July 15 and Katherine VanNatta, uly 13. July 5. Ted and Eleanor Wroblewski celebrated their fourth wedding annive r s a r y. July 8. Hank and Betty Zenner celebrated their anniversary. July 16 will find Forrest and Grace Reinhardt eelebrat- PROFEJjTOIlfll DIRECTORV EARL B. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm & Life lu. Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When Tou Need Insurance Any Kind ol Ray Novotny enjoyed a two weeks vacation from his job as a pilot tor a big airline. He enjoyed his boat and the lake. July 8. Richie and Dorothy Orlowski entertained twenty of Dorothy's l;>mi!y in honor of Dorothy's cousins who are visiting here from England. They all enjoyed a cookout and boat rides. Wally and Kay S i e 1 i s c h spent Tuly 7 in Downers Grove helping their sister-in-law. Millee Sielisch. get his Mothers things in order. They will be spending quite a few weekends with this sad chore. Debbie Rosenquist had her tonsils removed at. St. Theresa hospital June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Czavneoki and two sons were weekend guests of Bill and Marie Schlick. July 2, Marie was thrilled to have a long distance phone call from Los Angeles, Calif. She talked to her brother, sisters, father, mother, son-in-law and daughter. Barbara. The Schlicks have Larry Megan staying with them for a few days. We send our condolences to Ann Szyplebaum whose mother. Mrs. Pavlik, passed away and was buried July 2 in Chicago. We wish to welcome the Miller family and their two kiddies who have recently moved on Lake street. We hope you enjoy the Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Moore and son have moved from the Highlands to a home in Roselle. Many of the Highlanders will Miss Gerri very much. July 6, the Bill Schlicks and son, Bobby, visited a shrine at Holy Hill in Wisconsin. July 13 Carl a Bales was hostess for the card club. Joan Zilligen, Audrey MisaVice, Betty Warczak. Betty Sandelin, ' Marilyn (Bob) VanZevern and Phone EVergreen 5-0048 or 5-0053 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, ID DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1236 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-0186" Res. Phone: EV 5-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. Evenings 6:30 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-63 ing their big dav. We offer our congratulations to all, the happy couples. Once again I must apologize for not being able to find the lime to have a Meet Your Neighbor item this week. I would like to welcome Kay back with me on the column. It was a pleasure working with her before and I am sure It will be again. If you can not contact me please call Kay, just give her a few minutes to answer the phone, she spends most of her time working in her yard. I may bo reached at JUstice 7-5732 if you can not get me at HYatt 7-3320. I want to* thank all the folks who faithfully call in news and we hone that many more ol you will be calling in news, church rotes, clubs, etc., are most welcome to call in their items. Thank you all and next week we will try to come uf> with some interesting items. EXPLAIN PROPER WAY TO REPORT DISTRICT FIRES Fires may be reported in either of two ways in the McHenry area, Bob Zahn, local Illinois Bell manager, said this week in response to questions from area residents on the proper way to report a fire. "The important thing, of course, is to remember in which fire district you reside," Zahn said. He then cited the two ways of reporting a fire: A customer can call direct to the fire department that services his area. The departments and their telephone numbers are the McHenry fire district. 385-2121; the Nunda rural fire district, 459-2141; the Fox Lake fire district. Area Code 312, JU7-2121; and the Waueonda fire district.,) Area Code 312, JA6-2121. The McHenry fire district serves McHenry, Lakemoor, McCullom Lake, Pistakee and Sunnyside. \ In the event a customer doesn't know the fire department number, he or she should dial the "Operator" and say, "I want to report a fire. I live in the McHenry fire district." (Use the appropriate district name.) Persons rnof sure what district they reside in should dial "Operator", report the fire and let the operator assist in reaching the proper fire district. "We treat all fire calls and o t h e r e m e r g e n c y m e s s a g e s with the greatest importance," said Mrs. Margaret Barton, area chief operator for Illinois Bell. She added that procedures In Illinois Bell's traffic department clearly define the method 1 to be followed in handling fire calls. "When more than one person reports the same fire, we advise them that the fire already has been reported and the fire department notified," Mrs. Barton said. Zahn said the easiest way to report a fire, or other emergency, is to keep all emergency numbers near the telephone for handy reference. He also urged that customers keep the name of their fire district, near the phone for use in emergencies. "There is a place to write the fire and police numbers on the front of each telephone directory and a customer can put the name of the district there, too," he said, "and all tile emergency numbers a customer needs are on„ the inside front cover of the directory." NEBRASKA PICNIC The twenty-fifth annual Nebraska picnic for all former Nebraskans now living ' in northern Illinois will be held Sunday, Julj> 15, at the Russell Forest preserve on Rt. 72, between Genoa and Kings- Thtaday, July 12*196^ ton, 111., with dinner at 1 p.m. Each family is asked to bring one hot and one cold dish to pass, their own sandwiches and table service. Coffee will be furnished. All former Nebraskans residing in the Mc- Hcnry area are invited. SHOP IN McHENRY DR. 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