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" M '3K® V , SJ-jK^ >. « 1* -S i i' I ct ~~re® «'; - ; • ' • " £ .«rfcii»sd£iV October >1384 I. 'ThuMflBwininlivKtt* .am. .mi ' 1' • --'mums- lam* §K$* -it s m uiuir 'JUJI Ml •:M Li •vmrrr $#fi*Vsrit Estates FRAN OLSEN 885-5740 URBANSKIS DUKE PLACES SECOND IN SUB-NOVICE CLASS It all paid off. Hie obedience classes, the hours of practice, the pangs of impatience--suddenly became well worth their while on one fine afternoon at the Chain-O-Lakes German Shepard Dog Club, Inc., show: Duke won a trophy!--second place in the subnovice class. Owners and trainers Gene and Barbara Urbanski (i.e., Duke is trained by Gene; Barbara is led around by Duke--just to get the facts straight) were as proud as they were surprised, reports Barbara, "He's so young yet and everything. We never expected this." But the judges obviously impressed when Gene put Duke through his paces. Obediene^s^hool student made good. x Top honors probably ,belong to Gene, for his perserverence and patience (?). Now don't let this thing go to your head, Duke: you're ' already headstrong enough for Barbara. Don't forget you're bigger than she is -- or at least weigh about the same! Good luck to each of you and here's to a very trophied future, Duke. Halloween . . . i s j u s t a r o u n d t h e c o r ner and the annual party that is usually the highlight of the day will not be held this year --or will it? The resignation of our entertainment chairman, Harold Palmer, means no Halloween party, no Santa at Christmas, no ice skating pond, no Easter egg hunt. Or does it? Who will fill this gap? Harold put his all into these events for the past eight years. Who will now take their turn at managing these events that add so much to the lives of our children? Won't you? There is still' fame to organize the Halloween party. Whd will help? Reminder This coming Monday, the 26th, is the St. John's Home and School Association meeting at which the results of the uniform poll will be revealed. Put an end to your suspense and learn the results first hand. 8 p.m. Johnsburg Community Club. Wishing Well Wishes . . . t o G e n e U r b a n s k i w h o underwent surgery at McHenry hospital on Oct. 15 and is reportedly doing well. Our Sympathy . . . t o A 1 H o l t f o d t a n d t o Joan Walczynski on the sudden death of his sister, her aunt. Mrs. Martha Margaret ShacKelton suffered a fatal heart attack on the morning of the day she was to move into the new home of her daughter in DesPlaines. Mrs. Shackelton, who was a member of the Circle of the Little Flower,p, the Guard for the Pilgrim Virgin, and the Third Order of St. Francis, was buried in the garb of the Thirds Order of St. Fran-4 , cis. <. The' Solerhn requi&o'fune* ral Mass was celebrated m^St. Bartholomew's Catholic church in Chicago. On The Laos* "n Olympic year hais far reaching effects. There's a sport that is becoming so popular around here that some clever enterpreneur may push to have it entered in the next Olympics. It's Canine-Kick-the-Can.--the garbage can, of course, and the local dogs on the loose could hardly do better if they were organized and managed by a hired coach!! The results ot course are disgusting. Every litter bit of that sort of litter is little fun to un-litter. Feed your dog at home. Keep your dog at home. Hepatitis Victim "Lucky", the Wegner's Welsh Corgi succumbed to the after effects of hepatitis on Oct. 7. The family was as attached to Lucky as she was to them, as is the_prime characteristic of heir breed: the Welsh Corgi's world is his family. SPECIMEN BALLOT To vote on the question of the organization of a Forest Preserve District, to be known as "McH enry County Forest Preserve District," in the County of McHenry and State of Illinois. * DATE OF ELECTION: Nov. 3. 1964 POLLS OPEN Six o'clock A.M. to Six o'clock PJJ. COUNTY CLERK of McHenry County, Illinois (INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: Place a cross (X) in the square to the right of the word indicating the way you desire to vote). "Shall there be organized a Forest Preserve District in accordance with the order of the judge of the Circuit. Court of the 19th Judicial Circuit, McHenry County, under the date of the 29th day of September, 1964, to be known as, 'McHenry County Forest Preserve District,' and described as follows: The County of McHenry (excepting therefrom Section 6 in Township 46 North, Range 5, East of the Third Principal Meridian)"? YES NO Sorry to Repprt .?'••• . .. . that Mrs. fc, aura Holtfddt was stricken two weeks ago with a virus that has been very difficult for her to fight off in her weakened condition. Although she is better and comfortable as possible at the nursing home, the virus is certainly taking its toll. Madison Revisited "I hadn't enjoyed anything so much in a long time," said Mrs. Marcella Miller in summing up her two day visit to see Mrs. Jane Paynter in Madison, Wis. Madison was the home of the Millers for 17 years before the depression and that is where they met and became close friends with the Paynters. "I couldn't get over how much Madison has changed and grown. Why, you can hardly find the University anymore," Mrs. Miller said, ^But it was just a wonderful visit and trip in spite of the fact that Mrs. Paynter has recently been widowed." And now Mrs. Miller says she's just enjoying the beautiful • weather- aijd "woi roads lierfe in the EStates. Happy Anniversary To Keith and Helen Wegner who celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniversary on the 25th. Have a lovely day and may God fill your future with good things and contentment. Wedding Guests The Jesski family recently attended the wedding of Flo's niece, Priscilla Jesski, at Our Lady of Grace church in Chicago. Candle Capers A special dinner and special cake were the special treats for Mary Joan Walczynski on her special day, the 15th. On her Daddy's special day (the 9th) the George Kropfs joined Stan and family for the evening. Stevle Wegner was one very surprised boy when he discovered a transistor radio inside the pretty wrappings on his birthday. He had been told that he wouldn't receive one 'till his graduation from grade school. Uncle Harvey Wegner came out afjpm Chicago <to shaw ,Sly|Sf elevjfilJh fartV. day. ? 1 i \ t * It was nothing special, but it meant a lot to Daddy: the following morning Flo Jesski left this note on the kitchen blackboard for the family to read when they got up: "Thank you for a very happy birthday. Daddy."--appreciation for the simple and often the most meaningful things in life. For her second birthday little Susie Eichhorn spent the day with her maternal grandparents, and had guests at he^ house that Sunday evening: her paternal grandparents from Round Lake and her aunt, uncle, and cousin from the village. Happy Birthday On the 25th to Mary Davis, to Dorie Gowin, and to eleven year old Delores Bierchen. On the 26th to fourteen year old Mary Anderson. On the 27th to Dottie Siepman, to Pat Kuntz, and to three year old Lorelei Kayler. On the 28th to Dick Janicki and to two year old .Elizabeth Stoffel.v, n , Tt, U } MAny* rata vrauiw of the day. Closing Thought One's birth and one's death are equally exlusive, and the shared time between is so readily elusive. Enjoy yourselves --even if it isn't later than you think. jfcMi,':.':--"•"•"i 0\7* ; ujir.viO two iLlsr INEZ YOUNG « • i a: . { BE WISE USE THE CLASSIFIED Choose Donors For Blood Bank The next drawing for fthe Holiday Hills Blood Bank Will be held next Wednesday, Oct. 28 at the V.F.W. Hall of I*osti 4600 in McHenry. | , Donors will be called for1! an appointment sometime between the hours of 4 and 8 p.m. T^ose donors who gave blood at lithe last drawing, may do so again If they so desire, because Tthe waiting period between donations of 10 weeks has how elapsed. By donating a£ain you may rhake a neighbor eligible for membership in ; the Blood Bank. Anyone interested who 1 has not signed up for Blood Bank may get the information thru Mary Born. SPECIMEN BALLOT FOR JUDICIAL CANDIDATES SEEKING RETENTION IN OFFICE CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES To be voted at the General Election In McHenry County, Illinois, on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1964 Luncheon Is Served The Mothers Club from St. Patrick's school in McHenry will sponsor "Luncheon is „ Served" by a prominent chain ^tore. On Monday, Nov. 16. An added feature for those attending will be a demonstra tion of Christmas gift wrap ping by one of our residents, Jimmie Justes. Tickets tap-, the. affair are available thru Con nie Catanzaro, 385-0565. COUNTY CLERK YES Shall WILLIAM M. CARROLL be retained in office as Judj^e of the Circuit Court, 19th Judicial Circuit? NO Holiday Bazaar And Supper This is the last reminder for the hcMday bazaar and supper given by the Mary and Martha Guild of St. Johns Lutheran church in Island Lake and c^i rected by the Eunice Circle of Holiday Hills and Villa Vau pell. A big selection of hand made gifts and holiday decorations, doll clothes, etc., will be featured along with a bake sale from 9 til 9. Coffee and will be served from 10 til 4:30 and supper will be served from til 7:30. Tickets for the siipper are available thru ithjr member of the Guild or call Gerry Breede who is president of the guild and in charge of the bazaar. Come on over and browse around, get into the holiday spirit before the rush! Women Enjoy Demonstration On Oct. 8, the Island Lake Woman's Club held a food demonstration and thoughtfully invited the Women of Holiday Hills to attend. Those who went thoroughly enjoyed them selves and appreciated the ihvi tation. They were Gerry Pos tal, Mrs. Novak, Earline Met telka, Joan Schroeder, Jimmie Justes, Bernice Malstrom, Lo retta Exllne and Ellen Erick son. IN B § 'S o s o O PS JS <*© ^p-n-n e^l c=D r-S5 --- t-rul 0^ JM CO fcM O 11? AS ~ S q/» r-T^j ^g]5j I ' f llmi'll-iO j| (SLm SH ^ .ss <ss> © •.®^i o®cn Girl Scouts Cook Out The local Girl Scouts took advantage of the beautiful weather we've been having and went out for one of their recent meetings and learned how to build a fire. Not letting the fire go to waste they roasted marshmailows under the supervision of Phyl Harper. Welcome A warm welcome this week is extended to Ron and Dee Wegener and their three year old daughter, Kelly, who have purchased their home at 1307 W. Sunset Drive. Both basically local people Ron has lived I»w.i "pw.iwtaawwwyi'i.1" I'l" , ' \ his life in Volo and Dee copies from find later, Wauconda. It is our sincere wish1 that your whole family will be happy here in Holiday Hills. Boy Scouts The Boy Scouts are still accepting boys for the troop and lire planning a camp-out. If you are 12 or over and would like to learn more about the outdoors and camping call Vic* tor Justes or Bob Born. Greetings A big happy birthday to mighty Tommy Lundelius who will be 6 years old 6n Oct. 25 and a very happy anniversary to my neighbors, Jim and Lavon Dowhin, who will celebrate 23 years of happiness on Oct. 27. EVA FBJCUND PANTRY SHOWER HELD FOR NUNS VERY SUCCESSFUL Some fifty ladies attended the Christian Mother meeting on Thursday night at St. Peter's hall and took part in the BlUe Study The evening Bible study group meets on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. If you would like to join this group please contact Dot Gabriel at 385-5864 or Joan Schroeder at 385-3641. 678-7185 pantry shower which was held for the nuns. Mrs. Catherine Kagan, who had attended Liturgical Day for Laity in Rockford on Sunday gave a report on the "Liturgy in the Parish". Several announcements on coming events were made. On Oct. 25, the DCCW Institute will be held at St. Edward's in Elgin. The annual Halloween card party will be on Oct. 27 and a Thanksgiving party will be on Nov. 23. A flower arranging program will be presented at the next meeting on Nov. 19. Pumpkin pie and coffee ,was served by the committee in charge. Pastor Honored A large crowd was present at a party honoring Father Lehman last Saturday night in St. Peter's parish hall. There was music and a program and some card games going on, but in general it was a nice social evening of visiting. The honored guest was presented with a gift. Refreshments were served. Guests Dinner guests in the Charles Freund home were Mr. and Mrs. George P. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michels and Mrs. Paul Gerasch, all of McHenry. ~XTdBtf The birthday clutilmet on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Virginia Gillespie. Prize winners in cards were Tillie May, Mame Tinney, Harriet Olson and Frances McNally. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess. Members of the five hundred club met at the home of Mrs. Clara Deinlein on Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Emma May, Helen Smith, Minnie Pierce, Mame Tinney and Mary Nimsgem. A lunch was served following cards. Miss Anne Gritzuk Married In Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vaselenko are residing in Chicago following a September wed ding. Kiss - Anns "Grttiuk, daughter, of Mr. knd Mrs. Ml* >chael Grjtiuk of Spring Grevu, became the bride of Mr. Ray* mond Vaselenko, son of Mrs. A. Vaselenko of Chicago at an afternoon ceremony in Assumption Catholic Church in Chicago. Her maid of honor was Celeste Lexow of Chicago. Bridesmaids were Rita Popelka of Spring Grove and Cindy Partika of Elmwood Park. Edward Schissling of Chicago served as bestman and groomsmen were Jerome Gritzuk and Jack Gritzuk of Spring Grove. The ring bearer was' Tony Comardo. A reception for three hundred guests was held in Kurlands Hail, Chicago. ipi'Vl SPECIMEN CONSTITUTION PROPOSITION BALLOT To Be Voted at the GENERAL E(LECTION on Tuesday, November 3, 1964, McHenry Coiinty, Illinois. POLLS OPEN -- 6 a^m. to 6 p.m. / This is a specimen of the ballot you will receive at the Polls known as the "Blue Ballot". The official Constitution ballot will be on Blue Colored Paper. COUNTY CLERK of McHenry County, Illinois A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO SECTION 9 OF ARTICLE IV (Annual Legislative Sessions) Explanation of Amendment This amendment would provide that the "General Assembly" would meet every year instead of every second year as at presenif The annual session in the odd numbered years would meet from January through June and would be able to take up any matter. \ This is the present system. The annual session in the even numbered J years would meet during May and June. It would be able to consider only appropriation and revenue bills and matters necessary to the operation of the session itself. This amendment would not change the present power of the governor to call a special session at any time. "Place an X in the blank square opposite 'Yes' or 'No' to indicate your choice." 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