The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Highlands MOTHBSWERE MNMBt 6UESTS OF BROWNIES Wt* • by Carta Bales and Hazel Morley 2895-J • 640-J-l All the seats were taken at the Mother-Daughter banquet held ot the Community center on May 19 at 7:30. There were eight main hot dishes, tossed salad, hot rolls and butter, coffee, cake, and pop for the girls. Mrs. Moreth was a guest. Everyone had a swell time. Betty Warczak paid a little visit to the McHenry hospital last week. Baseball Players Most any nice evening down Meadow Lane way will find a few of the fellows out hitting a few baseballs around. Andy Brill, Adam Rzechula, Bill Hensley and George Lammert are a tew of the regular sluggers. Happy Birthday to Alan Cinami who celebrated his birthday May 8. Also to Darlene Smolinski who had some of her girl friends over for a party, on May 16. Those enjoying the party were Paulette Geiersbach, Sybil Peterson, Karen Patek, Barbara Bentley and Rita Harbecke. Happy Anniversary To John and Ginny Emmerich who celebrated nine years .of wedded bliss on the fourteenth of May. Many many more! and Day Here and There We' noticed that Mr. Mrs. McGarry. and Nita are sporting new cars. Bobby Heilgeist has a brand hew two wheeler to keep him busy this summer. Mrs.' Haddock entertained a friend of hers during the weekend. She enjoyed the pleasant hours they spent. Floyd Johnson's mother, Mrs. Spankuch's mother and Mr. Schlick's, mother are a few of the many mothers who enjoyed a day in the Highlands. Marie Schlickt Mr. Wedlock and Don Bentz have been catching fish like crazy, so Mrs. Taylor is volunteering to make them a fish dinner Friday. Vi Johnson, Meryl Fletcher, Toots Spankiuch, Ann Szyplebaum, Marie Schlick, and Pat Jackson enjoyed an evening of cards at Audrey Misavice's house Friday evening. welcome a Phillips. v Delores Formella' has a new permanent for the wedding she is attending Saturday. Gossip column: What is the big surprise all the 'teens are whisperinr.g about, What 'teen age boy has to pin up his pants, What boy takes his girl out and has to borrow money from the girl's mother? What? Who is known as the tastee-freeze kid? Pistakee Highlands Patrol The newly formed Pistakee Highland patrol held its first meeting at the home of Wally Misavice last Monday night. A schedule was made out for the men and our subdivision will be patrolled every evening and during the day on Satur- ignated areas, day and Surjdays. These meijr A are doing a job for the better-'^'^ ment of the community by keeping trespassers off our beaches and. our vacant lots. Deputies Ullo, Peloquin and Fellows will be assisted by Bob Van Zevern, Bob Jenkins, Clayton Holms, Wally Misavice; Dick Morley and Robert Baker. Mosquito Abaitment The nqpsquito sprayer has arrived. A meeting will be held at the Community center Saturday to discuss operation of the machine, the mixture required and the tentative schedule for each of the eight des- Home Soon,? Mr. and Mrs. Peloquin are hoping that their son, Jim, will soon be home on leave. The whole family is hoping that he can get home in time for his sister Janice's graduation. We hope so too. Style Show Marie Schlick has been incited by her daughter, Bar bara, to attend the style show held by Barb's homemaking class on May ,21. - Attends Dinner Last Wednesday Harriet Wilson and Marilyn VanZevern attended the Girl Scouts Leaders' dinner held at the American Legion in McHenry. While they were at the dinner, Mary M a d o c k and grandmother Madock enjoyed a picnic lunch in the park with the kiddies. Republican Women's club Mary Madock and Marilyn VanZevern were among the women who attended the dinner for the Republican women's club last Tuesday. Bowling Anyone, A few more °bowlers are needed to fill up the summer •league. This is a mixed league and they bowl on Thursday at 8. Anyone interested in this ten week league can, sign up by calling Marilyn VanZevern, 2695, or sign up at the bowling alley in Johnsburg. Teen Club News At Lola DuPree's party Saturday night, her dad suggested a dance contest. Everyone responded whole-heartedly. The first prize went to Terry Phillips and Lola and second prize to Barbara Schlick and Don Bentz. 'Teens from the Highlands had a good time at the Prom. From the prom they went to the Wing and Fin where they were entertained by-the RCrew Cuts", from there to breakfast at the V.F.W. in McHenry, and then to Petrified Springs, Kenosha, Wis. for a picnic. Wow, what a schedule! The 'teen club also wants to Sea Scout News Tiie Sea Scouts are just putting the finishing touches of paint on their whale boat, and their hopes are high for launching it this Saturday morning. If the boat is ship-shape they intend to take it out for a trial run and practice rowing. They also are working on a. smailer boat they received from Mr. Marshall of Johnsburg, which they intend to sell. There will be two more members taken into the Sea Scouts tonight. They are Terry Phillips and Gary ARosenthreader. Down Meadow Lane Last evening saw president George VanZevern installing new steel clothes posts for his wife. Anything to make it a little easier for the little woman. Kay Sielisch has been having company ^lately. Mae Pinkham came and spent a few hours last week and Mrs. Dorothy Rose, a nurse's aid from the McHenry hospital called on Kay Friday evening to see how she was doing. Kay I was glad to see them, it the long hours. What grandfather was seen testing his grandson's two wheeler? And enjoying it too. Vegetables anyone?? Frank and Judy Krumwiede have put in a huge garden with everything in the vegetable line. They have such a beautiful' garden every year and this one, should surpass any of the previous years. Dickie Morley has joined all the other boys of the two wheeler set. Kay Sielisch is afrara she will gain all the weight she lost during her recent illness, all her friends and, neighbors have been bringing her so many goodies, she is getting spoiled, but so grateful to everyone. Lee Conway and Marilyn Lammert spent a few hours over at Hazel Morley's last Tuesday. The girls enjoyed a small lunch and lots of coffee. Donna and Cheryl TOmoa have been stopping to see Kay Sielisch: most every evening after school. Watch for our column next week for all the information concerning the special meeting that was held last night. LUymoor WEEKLY PICKUP FURNISHED BY ASSOCIATION by Laura Belford The Lilymoor association will again furnish weekly sanitary service for all regular and summer members beginning on Wednesday, June 4. The truck makes early morning pick-up so if you're not an early riser, it's best to . bring your twentygallon covered containers to the curb the night before. Fifty- five gallon drums are not acceptable for pick-up. Large new membership cards are being distributed to each member family. When .distribution is complete, pick-up will be made only at those residences displaying paid membership. If you haven't received your new card or if you're interested in finding out , about this important community org a n i z a t i o n , c a l l B e l f o r d , 596-W-2 or Val Fradinardo, 512-J-2. the Mother's Day their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Piworunas of Chicago. Mrs. Ann Rickon of Dells, Wis., a good friend of Mrs. Fields, visited in the Fields' home for a week. far. and Mrs. Leonard Pullian, Charles/Jeannie and Ava 'spent last Thursday visiting relatives in Rockford, while Ava went to a doctor there.. With The Sick We were glad to learn that Norman Williams, Jr. has been released from Evariston hospital and is now making rapid recovery at his home in Lilymoor. Norman was seriously injured several^ Weeks ago in a motorcycle mishap. He will be confined to his home under doctor's care, probably for several weeks. German measles ran rampant through the last several weeks. Several youngsters were confined for several days. Cases that were personally diagnosed by your reporter included Val Schiavone, Marlene Karmel, Earel, Cynthia and Christina Belford. Cousin Goes To Australia Steve Wijas' cousin, Eleanor Wijas, of Chicago appointed to Australia. As a Catholic nun, ..Sister Maria, as she is now know, and three other sisters, will report to the same mission in the country, 'down under*. Sister Maria has been in the convent about five years and this is her first overseas mission. Rural Mailbox Week Take a look at yours this weekend. Does it present" a worthy apps^-ance in behalf of its owner? If yoy* name, and box number clem* ible? If you have your mounted with several W neighbors, perhaps this end would be a good tim# get /together with some net: bors, nails and paint. < Sam would appreciate it. ' Be sure to read the dealer Want Ads each Plain* by Shippiiif at Happy Birthday Hazel Rogde celebrated her birthday last week with a surprise pot luck lunch given for her by her friends. Shirley Johnson had a few of the girls over. Pat Jackson, Emma Eide and Dee Gregg helped Hazel consume some very delicious food. (Jarla Bales sure looks nice with her new short hair do. House Guest Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Fields had as their house guest over i If our column seems to be getting smaller it's because we are limited to only two columns of print. If anyone has any news we will be glad to accept it any time, just call Carla or Hazel. i i I DO THEY NEED FIXIN ? * LAMPS * WASHERS * DRYERS * VACUUMS * IRONS * FANS Appliance Service Co. 1 MI, EAST OF JOHNSBURG BRIDGE Call McHENRY 1532-M Good Friends . . . and y o i i r FAMILY DRUG STORE r Ja any, lis{ of dependable friends, we hope yofill include ifctis family pharmacy. Our courteous, competent service extends to every member of your household. Always buy drugs in a drug store. And, remember, the compounding of prescriptions is our primary specialty. Your patronage is appreciated. BOLGER'S DRUGS PHONE 40 McHENRY, ILL Pistakee Highlands Women's Club The officers of the Women's club met last Thursday at the home of president Merle Fletcher. They discussed a date for the first meeting which will be held at the community center. This club is open to all the women in the highlands. May 28 is the date of the first meeting. All women will be notified by letter: Car Stickers The car stickers are here and you can get yours from E. Thoren for $1. Your car will be registered and each sticker number filecl The money from the stickers will help to pay for the gas used by the fellows who are patrolling our subdivision to make sure our beaches aind fishing areas are used by Pistakee Highland property owners only. RELIEF FOR TIRED FEET AND WEAK ARCH PAIN O^Scholl's FLEX-FOAM ARCH An extremely lightweight (to** than 1 or.) support thatcomfortahjymolds to the contours of your foot. Genuine leather top with pillow soft Latex Foam Cushions that relieve tired feet, piln and callouses at ball of foot Worn Invisibly. Men's and A* women's sUes... PAIR • A*vV BOLGER'S Drug Store 108 S. Greea St. McHenry PHONE 40 %w Jk •v.-' omeS • • CUSTOM or PACKAGE BUILT ON YOUR LOT finest . . . • MATERIALS • WORKMANSHIP 100% Financed *GARAGES DOUBLE WALL •ELECTRICAL BEFORE YOU BUY OR ALL 100% FINANCED UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY STRAIGHT BANK INTEREST Np Service Charge WE OFFER THE FINEST IN .. •PLUMBING WORK • PAINTING TO HAVE WORK DONE SEE US BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED BEE LINE BUILDING CORP. Phone Crystal Lake 918 m WE SPECIALIZE IN GARAGES & FLOOR COVERINGS CUSTOM BUILDING & RE&IODELINQ NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL 81 W. Mary Lane Crystal Lake, I1L TAKES HOLD ANO PULLS\! No other tractor tire gives a deeper center bite . . . . . No other tractor tire gives so much for so low a price Now Oi^ly Size 9-24 4-PLY ON ALL FIRST LINE PASSENGER TIRES 25*'OFF \ ON ALL TRUCK TIRES WE SPECIALIZE M TRACTOR TIRE REPAIR CHECK THAT BATTERY NOW! FIRESTONE'S FAMOUS DRY CHARGE BATTERIESAS HIGH AS $6.00 TRADE-IN FOR YOUR OLD BATTERY You Auto Buy NOW! McHenry Tire Mart ,» 526 W. MahtS*. WALT FREUND. Prop. PHONE 294 rr-i--r-~- "i McHenry, I1L ^