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ursday/Aprir3,l< Highlands BROWHKMAKE lisrasns THE MeHENR Y PLAINDEALER • •' • by' Carla Bales and Hazel Morley 289&-J and 640-J-l The girls have finished their Easter presents for their moth* jjrs, but you'll have to wait |jtill next week to find out what they are. Their project for next ^gek is to make carvings from v.* -.:»r • Boy Scout News v Js Th% Boy Scouts attended another first aid meet in Crystal Lake Wednesday. The boys Received the highest rating n&gaih with a 96, but their competition was tough, with all the lather four teams scoring over i90. Nice going boys! . Association Meeting *. Full details about the association meeting. wiH be in neict week's paper. Happy Birthday4o Cletus Stewart who celebrates her birthday today. And also to Gary Taylor who will jbe 20 years old on Sunday. He will celebrate with j&ll his %i ghbors and relatives. Speedy Recovery * We want to wish Mr. Schlick a spedy recovery. He is to enter Augustana hospital in Chicago this Sunday for an .operation. Tests will be taken •Monday to determine whether It ?s a slipped or a broken disc. Since he will be in the hospital for about three weeks, Mrs. &hlick will be kept busy corn- Muting. Fashion Shew A u d r e y Z e t t e r b u r g , J e a n Peterson and Meryl Fletcher attended the style show Sunday afternoon at Grant Community high school. Besides the style show they were busy looking at all the different booths and getting all kinds of Upe samples. Progressive Dinner Saturday night was a busy time for eight couples from the Highlands. The event was a progressive dinner. First stop was Ray Novotny's where Janice Janquart and Dolly served cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Next st9p was the Jack Erbins'. Hie hostesses for this main dinner of spaghetti, .garlic iPead and Italian-salad were "'pot Erbirt, Marilyn Van Zevern and Wanda Dobfecki. Just delicious! The couples then, proceeded to Dick and Hazel |lorleys' house where a scrumptious dessert and coffee were qerved. The group then piled ip their cars for the/-final stog, --the Bales' house. There Lois Mason and Carla had Some after dinner shacks (oh, no!) wnbined with dancing, jokes and^ games. We're happy to report everyone had a wonderful time. • Hers sod There 'Lois Mason took an outing today and spent the day in Chicago visiting and window* shopping. . v Congratulations to "Susie," Floyd and Vi Johnson's dog, who is the proud mother of seven puppies. The Formela family attended . a bridal shower f<jr their cousin in Chicago last Saturday. • t Mrs. Schlick is going to attend a christening this Sunday in Chicago after she takes her husband to the hospital. Mrs. Taylor is already planning on having her sister and family out to the Highlands for Easter dinner. We caught Mrs. Selisch chitchatting with Hazel Morley today. Mrs. Rheinhart's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Schnell, are visiting in the Highlands again. We see Mr. Schnell busy raking leave$ and working around the house. . Jeff and Kip Novotny enjoyed _ a 5-day visit with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Linde/i of]Chicago. Jeff was really thrilled when his grandfathep^ ook him to the open house at Electromotive where Jeff looked tp his heart's content at all the locomotives. . The Schlick family is invited for Easter dinner at her sister's house, Mrs. Kaiser of Chicago. \ Carla and Jim Bales enjoyed a pleasant Sunday afternoon frith her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Andrew of Fox Lake, and Mrs. Andrew's brother, Ted Ekner, his wife Rose, and their children, Susie and Kenny. Mrs. Pearl Smolinski has a busy day tomorrow. She and her sister, Mrs. Ruth Nilsen of Chicago are having a bridal shower for their niece, Judith Wright Friday evening* The shower will be held in. their father's house in Wilmette. About thirty people have been invited and we're sure they will enjoy the jello molds and cakes. Pearl has been busy making. , .Oops! Misprint! Sorry; we meant to'say that Don Bente was one of five local basketball players who received the most valuable basketball player award. Sea Scout News At their last meeting the Sea Scouts decided to take a course at Great Lakes Naval training center. ^ This trip will last for three Hays. At. the base the boys will attend classes for training ship procedure. They will also have a tour of the base and will remain pn the base for the three days, May 23, 24 and 25. Because of their campout, the following scouts received their Polar Bear badge; Tim Marshall, Bud Messel, Craig Thoren, ROnnie Spankuch, Lee Johnson, Bob Beamer, and Milton Crosdale. Congratulations! While Lee Johnson is in Rockford April 12 for the ship steering committee meeting, he will also attend the Citizens Now conference. Summer Bowling There will be a mixed bowling league this summer at the Johnsburg alley. It will be a ten week series and will be on Thursday nights starting at 8 p.m. Anyone wishing to join can get in touch with Claytoh Holmes or .Marilyn VanZevern. Welcome To. Kenneth and , Dorothy Forslih and their two sons. Ken Jr. and Richard. They recently moved into their new home at 10^ Sunrise Drive. Primary Election Rides Transportation \g$ll be provided to anyone wishing a ride to the polls for the primary election* April 8. Call Marilyn' VanZevern, 2695 to make time arrangements. Anniversary Steve "and Gert Vrbik celebrated their anniversary by taking in the Home Show in Chicago, dinner and then to see a play. On the way home they stopped in Fox Lake at the Boyce Carsella home to help celebrate a birthday. If s a Girl Jim and Jane Malek became the proud parents of their third child, March 19. Little "Joan Kathleen made her appearance at the Woodstock hospital weighing in at 8 lbs. 3 ozs. Waiting at home for their baby sister were Joyce and J&mfe Looks like we could call the Maleks the five J's. Here and There The latest members of the measles set are Johnny Lammert, Johnny Conway, Guy and Carol Erbin, Baby Jerry Janquart, Tommy, Jimmy and Steven Hurckes, fmd Pete and Eecky Zetterburg. Bob Hurckes became a member of the Legion of the Moose last Sunday. H a z e l R o d g e e n t e r t a i n e d > • • • at • a w «i • Aw •§ « <•• •*'a •> w * a a • « 9 « FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO /WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Rotate 120 - Just East of Route 12 - Volo, IlL Phone McHenry 667-W-l company overnight last Eri-< day. Helen and Georgfe.Tesar and three of their slit children enjoyed themselves very. much. Dot Fellows and Jiay Thome were luncheon guests: of Lor-, raine Hurckes last tllursday. Bob and Lorraine had' guests from Chicago last Saturday night. Six couples had a very enjoyable evening. The Mclnerneys were host to Jim's sister, Mrs. Klemp and family and his Brother, Tbm Mclnerney. The folks who rent the house at 317 W. Broadway were burning trash Wednesday- and it caught the field afire and headed for Tomao's cars, gas tank and home. Dotty Tomao called the fire department and before long things were under controll. Everyone should be very careful when burning on a windy day. Best of ail, don't burn at all. The Barnes of Ann Street, have painted their garage to match, their house and have had a gravel drive day put in. It looks very nice. Donna and Cheryl Tomao are ready for Easter, new bonnets and all. The Johnsburg fire and rescue squad were called to Claries on Broadway Saturday afternoon, when a brush fire got out of hand. Mrs. Clark and Jim Malek had it gut before they arrived. Arlene Fick suffered severe shock when her electric iron exploded while she was ironing. She was pretty, shaken tip over her little ordeat tinctured gas tank was the Sad result. jBob and Marilyn Van Zevern and the boys will enjoy a trip to: Chicago this Saturday. ^Grandma Madock will go along for a pleasant time. . On hand to help Kirk Van Zevern celebrate his birthday were the grandparents and his godfather Albert DeSalve of Gray slake. .Little Georgie VanZevern hasn'tbeen feeling ' well this past week. It seems to be* going around from one house to another. Won't it be nice when summer finally arrives. : Kay Sielisch is very happy to have her voice back, she had no voice for three weeks and that is a long time for a woirihn to be quifet, lucky Wally. Frank and Judy Krumwiede had a house full of company this past weekend. Frank's parents, his brother and his wife; and children. All Judy needs now is a house stretcher. Down Meadow Lane , Kay Sielisch was & luncheon guest Wednesday of Dotty Tempo. They spent a. pleasant afternoon chatting. Renee Janquart recovered from the measles just in time to catch the chicken pox. Mrs. Adam Rzechula suffered a minor accident with her car Saturday when she wasj backing out of the drive and; ran ihto the iron posts. Adani; had to come to the rescue, a 1 Easter Egg Hunt Hey, kids from 10 on down don'; forget the Easter egg himt. April 5. Anyone who would like to donate a dozen colore d eggs can drop them off at Lre Conway's home on Friday. All donations will be greatly appreciated. A few of the schtfol children Wave been tampering with the mail boxes on their way to and from school. We would like to take this smnli space to wish you all a very happy Easter season. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be . received by . the Mayor and City Council of the City! of McHenry until 8:00 o'clock P.M., C.S.T., Monday, April 7, 1958 foi* the construction of Sanitary Sewer in the City of McHenry. The improvement consists more specifically of the construction of eight (8) manholes and 1823 L.F. of 8" Sanitary Sewer with sewer stubs and necessary appurtenances. Copies of documents may be obtained from W. A. Rakow and Associates, Consulting Engineers, 202 E. Chicago Street, Elgin, Illinois. No bid documents will be released after 10:00 A.M., April 5, 1958. A proposar guarantee not less than 10% must accompany all bids. A bid bond, will not be acceptable as a proposal guarantee. The Mayor and Council reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive technicalities. . By order of the Mayor and City Council of the City of McHenry. EARL R. WALSH, City Clerk (Pub. Mar. 27 - Ant. 3, 1958) School Board Election Please don't forget to vote in the school board election the twelfth of this month. Bob Hurckes and Ed - Thoren' are candidates. You do not have to be registered. DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED 7- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING ^VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO W A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. CtUDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:30 P.M. : " EV^fiS Bf APPOINTMENT ' " PHONE MeHENinr 452 ' NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of ALBIN VOLDNESS, Deceased. K v -Y * . Notice is hereby given to all persons that May 5th, 1958, is the claim date in the estate of ALBIN VOLDNESS, Deceased, pending in the County: Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. EDNA VOLDNESS, Administrator JOSEPH X. WAYNE Attorney 308 W. Elm St., McHenry, Illinois (Pub. Mar. 27-Apr. 3-10, 1958) COOKS CORNER by Marie Schaettgen Put this recipe in your file and if you have leftover ham from Easter dinnerTyou might like to try using some of it this easy and >unu§ual way. Hawaiian Pineapple Kabobs Drain pineapple chunks. Mix % cup syrup with 2 tbsp brown sugar, 1 tsp. Worchestershire sauce and % tsp.jginger. Alternate 1 inch cubes of ham and pineapple chunks on ham and pincpple chunks of skewers. Place in low, flat pan and cover with syrup. Broil about 8 minutes turning once or* until golden brown. Baste with sauce while broiling. 1SI « * * ! liillllil • 'REMEMBER, .!. B., WE NEED THAT FAST" In this office weVe got to get things done in a hurry. If we need something,' we look in the Y41ow4*&$& find H faff in Ifte Yellow Paow Psge Fifteen .Another way to use up the, final bits of ham is to chop fine! and add to eggs befmje scrambling. 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