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Thursday, Jujy 11, 1963 THE MrHENRY PLAINDEALER Pistakee Highlands POPULAR COUPLE OBSERVES SILVER WEDDING DATE Kay Sielisch HYatt 7-S414 Congratulations to a very popular couple Forrest Mid Grace Reinhardt, who will be celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, July 16. Forrest and Grace were married in Chicago where they both grew up. They moved to the Highlands 8 years ago. Their beautiful home is on 5711 N. Fox Lake Road. During the 8 years they have made numerous friends who join me in wishing them a very wonderful day and many more years of wedded bliss. The Reinhardts have two b e a u t i f u l c h i l d r e n G l o r i a and Forrest, Jr., better khown as Woody. They have a beautiful blonde haired granddaughter, Denise. Grace's parents, Roy and Gert Snell, make their home with them. Forrest is employed in Chicago and Grace works in acplocal bank where she has made a host of friends from every subdivision and in McHenry. To this grand couple what ever way they choose to celebrate their big day, I can only hope it will be as happy as the first day, 25 years ago. Bus Service May Be Discontinued Due to the lack of people using the bus to Fox Lake it may be discontinued very soon. The bus driver is going to try for two more weeks to fill the bus and if that does not work it will be discontinued. The bus will leave at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays the next two weeks, so it is up to the residents if you want this very convenient service after you no longer have it. It will be too late to moan about being stuck with no way to get to town. Library Notes There will be two more story hours and that completes the series. The board is very happy over the success of the story hour. A big orchid to Jocelyn Staudenmaier who has devoted her time to make the series so very interesting. She has done a tremendous job. Plant Tour A plant tour is scheduled for all ladies of the Highlands and their friends are welcome to join the tour. Please call Blanche Haefliger, Hyatt 7- 3385, before July*24 the date of the tour and get your reservations in to her. Bus Service For Kindergarten Our appreciation to the two gals in the Highlands who worked so hard to get this service, Sylvia Murray and Joan Zilligen, and to all the mothers who came forth and signed up for the bus service. The mothers will not have to worry about car pools, etc. The surrounding subdivisions have signed up for this service and without their help the bus couldn't have been chartered for the kindergarten classes. If there are any more mothers who did not sign up and are interested in this bus service you may call Mr. Schafer at 385-0598 and leave your name, address and phone number. The women really worked hard for this project. Speeders On Brotulway Speeders who use West Broadway as a race track are making life miserable for the residents, not only endangering the lives of many little tots on the street, but the terrific amount of dust raised makes keeping a home clean impossible. Everything is covered with gray dust it is too bad the streets are not patroled. The County could make a fortune with fines. For some reason or other the traffic has increased tremendously on Broadway and the rate of speed in beyond all reason. After a child has been killed or injured it is too late to slow down. Please watch your speed you don't have to drive 70 miles an hour to make the hill. We who live on the hill can make it from a dead stop and with ease. If speeding isn't stopped many residents are ready to sign complaints against the speeders. Maybe this would slow them down. Highlands Mourn Death Of Bernie Althoff Many of the St. John's school children and the members of the sodality and parish express their deepest sympathy to the Bernie Althoff family, and we shall miss him very much. We who knew him such a short while knew him as a very frien ly and most wonderful kind man. His passing has left a void that will be hard to fill. He left a wonderful memory for all of us to treasure. Birthdays Late again with a birthday but happy birthday wishes go to A. O. Jensen who celebrated his birthday, July 2, with his wife and daughters and grandchildren. His daughters, Jeanne and Judy, presented him with a very beautiful birthday cake. He received many nice gifts and cards. I would like to extend greetings to Lynn. Rosinski who celebrates her natal day July 15 and to Katherine Van Natta who will celebrate July 13, and to a many year old friend Ethel Schubert who will celebrate her big day July 12. News Of Your | Friends And Neighbors Victor Rockel returned to work July 1, after enjoying a week's vacation. He spent most of the time in Chicago and June 28 he spent the day in Deerhaven with some little kiddies, which he dearly loves to do. The Joe Hanisches are making hay while the sun shines during their two weeks vacation. June 30, they entertained John and Tootsie Kapolnoky from Wesrt Chicago, Sunday evening friends from Ingleside, July 7 they went to Starved Rock with the Kapolnokys, July 5, they went to the Trade Fair in Chicago and they spent a day in Wisconsin Dells. Quite a few couples enjoyed the dance June 29 at the community center dancing and getting eogether with friends and neighbors. We extend our deepest sympathy to Lois Mason whose 8 year old nephew was killed in a bike-truck accident June 29. It was a sad day for Lois and her srster and family. Marge Reinhardt and family from • Chicago were weekend guests qf Forrest and Grace Reinhardt. They enjoyed the time visiting and seeing the local sights. Those travelling Snells were off and running again. They left July 3, for Oaklawn and Chicago where they stayed with their son. While there they attended a big wedding and a lot of visiting, and card playing. Best wishes go to Tom Warczak who will soon undergo surgery. Tom is our very popular young president of the Pistakee Highlands association, and he has worked hard to make it a better place to live. Your many friends and neighbors are standing by and will be keeping you busy with cards to speed your recovery. Best wishes and the very best of luck to you Tom. We all appreciate all the hours you have unselfishly given on behalf of all the residents. Hazel Rodge left June 31 to spend a week with her sister Sadie Trayor in Kentucky. The gals enjoyed a real gabfest and being together. Dick and Rose Farwell enjoy ed"a visit with Dick's mother, a niece and nephew from Chicago. Xhey spent a few days with the Farwells, and enjoyed fishing, swimming and visiting. Audrey Morin was very happy to have her sister, Jackie Piotrowski of Chicago, spend a few days with her. They spent the time visiting in Wisconsin, swimming, etc. After a morning of competition at Lake Zurich, a few members of the Lake Regions American Legion Post 703 gathered at the home of Dick and Dorothy Orlowski. After a meeting with the men, the guests enjoyed a delicious cookout. The guests from Fox Lake wore Mr. and Mrs. G. Rhode and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. Strand and children, Tom Koch and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. Campbell and children, Connie and Jack Zanin. Gene and Joyce Heir and children from the Highlands completed the guest list, everyone enjoyed the Orlowskis' hospitality. Best wishes for a speedy recovery goes to Dick Hauck who recently underwent surgery at the McHenry hospital, Dick was a pretty sick fellow and ' ' Pipe ElaTtn. <sZdedication Open ^JdoutSe Station 2 McHenry Township Fire Protection District at Johnsburg SUNDAY - JULY 28-2 P.M. we are happy to report he is doing wry nicely and hopes to be home soon with his family feeling good as new. July 2, Frances Brott was happy' to see her niece from Ohio. She hasn't seen her in years. The two went to Palatine to visit with relatives and it was quite a reunion for all- Stanley and Myrtle Darmody are enjoying a visit with their daughter, grandson and granddaughter from Chicago. They will spend a week or two with the Darmodys who are both enjoying a two weeks vacation. The weekend of June 29, Herb and Lorraine Lindemann enjoyed a visit from their son, Harry, and wife, and ' their three daughters, Debrah, Pamela and Colette. Grace Reinhardt returned to work July 5, after enjoying a week's vacation at home just goinl; here and there and enjoying her granddaughter. Last week Milton Sandelin took a week of his vacation, he and Betty got at the packing so every thing will not be for their last minute packing. How we hate to see the Sandelins leave the Highlands; June 26, Anna Cohrs left for Iowa to attend the funeral of her brother-in-law. Dick and Hazel Morley and kiddies are enjoying a two weeks vacation. The first week they spent camping in a campsite in Wonder Lake, a sport the whole family really enjoys. They all fished, hiked and just plain fell apart and forgot all the everyday grind and worries. The Pink Lady Sewing Guild of the Woman's Auxiliary to the McHenry hospital attended « surprise luncheon in McHenry Jhly 2, in honor of Lilah Jordan who is celebrating her golden wedding anniversary. The gals from the Highlands who attended were: Gert Snell, Lorraine Lindemann and Marge Moreth. Herb and Lorraine Lindemann were hostesses to their daughter. Pat, and her fiance, Chuck, from Chicago over the July 6 weekend. Mount Hope Church Notes Please do not forget vacation Bible school registration. The dates. Saturdays, July 13, 20 and 27, hours from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 2 to 4 p;m. The Bible school will run from Aug. 5, through Aug. 13. You may call Reverend Smith for further details. The organ committee is planning a "Chuck Wagon Ramble" to be held Saturday, Aug. 17. Fun and food will be the order of the day, watch the colufnn for exact time set for this big affair. There is Choir practice being hold every Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. Any church member who likes to sing and wants to be a member of the choir is most welcome to attend these meetings. July 9 th W.S.C.S. sponsored a family night pot-luck supper for all the church members who desired to attend. Don't forget the Sunday school picnic to be held July 14, right after services. * I am so grateful that every week a few more kind folks call in with news items. Each Legal NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE) APPLICATION OF SELL-) INGER CONSTRUCTION) INC., AN ILLINOIS COR-) PORATION, AND PETER) M. SCHAEFER AND MAR-) THA SCHAEFFER FOR) ZONING RECLASSIFICA-) TION AND AMENDMENT) OF THE ZONING ORDIN-) ANCE OF McHENRY ) COUNTY, ILLINOIS. ) Notice is hereby given in compliance with the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance that a public hearing will be had before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals in connection with the application for change of zoning classification and amendment of the McHenry County /sZoning Ordinance of the following described property: The West 1590 feet of the North 1325 feet of the South Half of the JSTorth- •- east Quarter of Section 30, Township 45 North, Range 9 East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying North and West of Lincoln Road, in McHenry County, IIlThois. Said real estate contains approximately 29 acres of land and is located on the North side of Lincoln Road, one-half mile East of the Johnsburg Road, and said property is unimproved. The Petition requests reclassification of a part of said real estate from "F" Farming District to "R" Residence District to permit development as u single-family residential subdivision; and further requests that a portion (hereof be retained as "F" Farming District, and that such authority as may be necessary be granted to permit such portion to be used for a proposed private stable and riding area, and for a private swimming pool and cabana area for the exclusive use of owners of property in said residential subdivision. Said hearing wiU be held on Wednesday, July 31st, 1963 at 3:00 p.m. in the City Hall in the City of McHenry, Illinois, at which time and place any item is appreciated so very much. Until next week, may God take a liking to you all and please try to be kind to one another. person desiring to be haard may be present. Dated this 9th day of July, 1963. McHENRY COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By: John Looze Chairman ..7 Attorneys for Petitioners: Joslyn, Parker, Kell & Conerty , 116 Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois, Telephone: 338-1135 (Pub. July 11; 1963) History definitely proves that any changes made by conquest (force) are always very tern • porpry in nature. ANOTHER "FRIENDLY" SERVICE FROM NYE'S Free prescription delivery in the McHenry area. Have your doctor contact us for McHenry's Friendliest Prescription Service. NYE DRUG NEW i AUTOS ANDFURNiTUtE ac*aj£U<£IZI At Last, THI NtW LIQUID ACHYLIC THAT PUTS ON A IASVMW, DlAMOND-lIKi SHINi THAT STAYS A NO STATS. 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