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tiy> Jane 5, 1958 ^fPUtfilile- Highlands *OMBfSailB MEEIHW HIGHLANDS fHi McHENHY PLA1NDEALEH *\ ' by Carla Bales & Hazel Morley 2895-J 640-J-t Tlie Women's club held their first meeting Wednesday evening at the- Community Center. 37 women joined the club _ Wednesday .evening. Our congratulations to Blanche Hae- Jiger, who was elected Vice 'resident. Many different projects were discussed. The next meeting will be a card game. . There will be a dance in Auv. gust, with plans for a bazaar / in the spring. Don Dobecki gave a very interesting floral demonstration. He made five 'different displays, explaining .- ..each as he made it. Darlene ^Neesan is refreshment chair- T^ian and Toots Spankuch is hospitality chairman, See you at the next meeting. Happy Birthday^ To Gene Heir, Hal- Kitterman, who :will be 1 year old, and David Fletcher, they all celebrate; on Jiine 1st. On June 2nd; Sandra Heir will be 10, and on the 3rd Bob Fletcher vvili be 14 years old. And on u iVhe 5 t h a n d 6 t h , G e o r g e a n d v j j o c e l y n S t a u d e n m a i e r c e l e frrate their birthdays. Also to " John Emmerich who celebrated on Saturday, the 24th. And --on May 25th, Susie and Jack Thelea celebrated their birthdays. On Sunday, Bunny cooked one of her famous dinners for Jack's godmother, Mr.1 and Mrs. Raj? Kruger and family. I Joining in the fun later on were Grandma and Grandpa T h e l e n ; a n d R a y a n d R o s e Thelen. Everyone got a big piece of cake and ice cream. H e l p i n g h e r c e l e b r a t e w e r e t)ebbie Dobecki, George Stewart, Glen and Kathy Haynor, ilayi aijd Christy Thelen and R o s e m a r i e T h e l e n . H a p p y birthday to you all! - a Here and There ^ Dolly and Ray Novotny were visited by some of theboid friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lizalek on Sunday afternoon.. Also on hand were Dolly's folks, Mr. ajnd 'Mrs. Linden. We hear John Emmerich is lounging around on his vacation. 1 The Stewarts have been busy building and painting their'new ' tf'er an(* boat dock. Also saw ; ^tletjus doing .some. sunning on the pier, too. Ginny Emmerich and Dolly Novotny enjoyed a movie Tuesday evening. Won't tell you which one they saw, though! The Rheinharts will be vacationing in Southern Illinois. They're leaving this weekend. Bunny Thelen attended the Crazy Hat luncheon at tlie Mc- ^lenry Country Club Wednesday. And sure enough she won 1st prize for the most' original hat. A hat with a baby on it. How 'bout that! N Marcia and Eddie Dowd are back home again after* that vacation in Mass. There's no place like home?? Sorry to hear that Jake Stoffel, Bunny Thelen's dad, had an accident while using a table feaw, and lost a couple of fingers. Jo Novotny visited with his parents here in the Highlands for a few days. He was in Chicago playing tuba for the New York Metropolitan Opera. Blanche Haefliger is in Southern Illinois visiting her sister. Cher! Jariqaari is h&vihg g siege of tonsillitis. "Floyd, Vi and Lee Johnson, and Harriet and Skip Wilson took in a ball game in Milw a u k e e . U n f o r t u n a t e l y t h e y were rooting for the wrong team, the Braves won! The Shivleys are journeying t o K e n t u c k y t o v i s i t t h e i r mothers and relatives. They'll be back home Monday. Tom and Lois Mason are going to Chicago Friday to help Tom's brother celebrate his birthday. Eddie and Marcia Doid, Margaret and Gerry Molidor, and Carla and Jim Bales enjoyed a Saturday evening dining (luscious smorgasbord) and dancing at the Swedish Glee Club in Waukegan. Helen Kolb has beea enjoying the last week just vacationing around her own home. There's no place like home. Geri Vrbik spent a few days in Chicago giving her mother a helping 'hand. Her mother has been suffering from a fractured leg. Judy and Becky Zetterburg have been down with colds and Fever. We hope they are up and around soon. Roger Fellcws left last week for camp. His folks were sorry to see him leave. George Neeson was happy to see his brother from Texas last Wednesday. His father came along and they all enjoyed a pleasant visit. Happy birthday to Dottie Tomao who will celebrate her birthday on June 6. A big belated birthday party was held in the honor of Tommy Warczak Jr., last Saturday evening. The little fellow celebrated his first birthday. His folks had a big fire, much singing and good food was enjoyed by the lucky guests. Mrs. Helen Lewis was' the gUest of Tommy Warczak last Sunday afternoon for coffee and some of his birthday cake. George and Arlene Fick took Victor to'her mothers home in Chicago and George and Arl e n e l e f t w i t h f r i e n d s f r o m Chicago to enjoy a long weekend in Wisconsin. They got a head start and left Wednesday night. Judy Krumwiede is cat sitting for Arlene while they are gone. Happy birthday to Kay Sielisch who celebrated her birthday last Tuesday, June 3rd. Many cards and gifts came ih the fnail to make it a pleasant day. Jim Peloquir. is still in the hospital recuperating and sorry to add that he did not make it home in time for his sister's graduation, - f Bob Hurcke's mother and dad were out from Chicago for the Memorial Day holiday and spent a pleasant visit. We are happy to report that Mrs. Esbrook is home from the hospital but temporarily confined to her home. We hope she will be up and about very soon. Harold and Muriel Peterson entertained house guests over the three day holiday. All the guests agreed Muriel's cooking is out of "this world. Mr. apd Mrs. Rogde drove to Chicago to pick up their daughter Pat. Pat enjoyed theholiday with her folks and the graduation of her sister, Trudy. A graduation party .was held S u n d a y e v e n i n g w i t h m a n y friends and relatives attending. Trudy received may lovely. thinRc, especially that rec o r d p l a y e r a n d new w r i s t watch. Emma Eide left for Minneapolis last Week and when she comes back, she'll bring her mother^along to spend a little time with her. Lee and Bua Gregg fisivfc returned from Wisconsin after spending a nice week fishing. Mrs. Molley has been confined to her bed for the past month and jast last week she was able to be up and around. Hazel Rodge is quite proud o f t h a t b a s s s h e c a u g h t l a s t week. Since then she had an itchin' to go fishin'. Mrs. Haase has been very ill and confined to her bed. We hope she will be better very soon. Dick and Hazel Morley at-, tended the wedding of friends last Saturday at Round Lake. They enjoyed a delightful evening of dining and dancing. St. John Graduation Congratulations to Jill Riley and Janet Peloquin who graduated last Sunday from St. John's school. Best of luck in the future years. Johnsburg Graduation Last Monday night, June 2, at 8 p.m., the commencement e x e r c i s e s w e r e h e l d a t t h e Johnsburg school. Many friends and relatives turned out to see this nice group of graduates who were: Robert Fletcher, Marion Mueller, Trudy Rodge, Ronald Missbach, Virginia Cinami, Richard Hauck, and Linda Klatti After the graduation was Over a reception was held for everyone. The reception was given by the P.T.A. Our best wishes are wished to all of you. Care|il Please Now that school is out, there will be children all over the place from sunrise to sunset. These kids are letting off a lot of built-up energy so please, when you're driving, watch out for the kids, esp e c i a l l y t h e l i t t l e o n e s who just play so hard and somet i m e s w a l k o u t i n t h e r o a d without giving a thought to cars or trucks. When you enter the sub, please cut your speed. ZONING HEARING A hearing will be held on Tuesday, June 10, at 3:30p/ m. at the city hall in McHenry. At this time the netitioner, the First National Bank of Woodstock, as trustee under Trust No. 239, is asking for a change of zoning classification of a portion of Lakeland Shores, Unit 3, lying on the south side of Route 120, west of McHenry, from "R-E" residential to "B-l" business. LICENSE REVOKED < Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced the revocation of the driver's license of Ben Wisniewski of Crystal Lake and Mary P. Schultz of Rt. 3, McHenry, for driving while intoxicated. Don't be discouraged. Many a man has never started climbing until he reached the bottom. Twice T<>14 Tale* FORTY From Issue o|v|^y SO, 1918 A class of fifteen will graduate from the local high school tomorrow evening. They are Albert Barbian, Alfred Bonslett, Arthur Hunter, :Bernice Bonslett, Dorcas Foss, Dorothy C a r r , E l f r i e d a B l o c k , E l l e n Spencer, Lisle Brunswick, Lora H a r r i s o n , M a r g a r e t M i l l e r , Mary Harrison, Thomas Phalin, Varina Wentworth and Verona Niesen. McHenry council of the Knights of Columbus initiated a class of seventy-two into the order last Sunday. Howard Wattles, John Nicholls, Thomas Doherty, Lonnie Michels and John' Smith left Saturday to'join Uncle Sam's army. The freshnien at the high s c h o o l e n j o y e d a ' ' w e e n i e roast" near ty.e Goodman home Tuesday evening. Misses Agnes Carey and/Elcanor Phalin were chaperones. Search is being made for slackers who refused to set their/ clocks ahead according to government orders. McHenry reports no slackers* That new order to work or fight meets the approval of our citizens, who are pleased with it. Only this week the village was invaded by a small army of horse traders and umbrella menders. This class will be wiped out of existence by the new bill. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO From Issue of June 1, 1933 The Plaindealer celebrated i t s f i f t y - e i g h t h b i r t h d a y t h i s week. I low appropriate is the old motto, "Tempus Fugit", which hung for many years over the little jewelry shop in McHenry fis a remitidfer of the s w i f t f l i g h t o f ^ t i m e , w h i c h brings the ever*changing years of progress and development. A' rare occasion was celebrated on Monday, May 29, when Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Schaeffer celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Katherine Nimsgern, in this city. The annual junior, senior and faculty banquet was held Saturday evening at the Justen hotel, with nearly 100 present for the occasion. Toasts were given by Jeanne Powers, president of the junior class, and Mary Vycital, president of the seniors. Shut-in day will be observed by the McHenry Floral company on June 10 and on this date, Mr. and Mrs: W. M. Crouch will give flowers to every person «n McHenry who is ill or shut-in, whose name is reported to them. Albert Krause, McHenry postmaster, was host for the evening at a dinner meeting of the McHenry County Postmasters' association held at Niesen's restaurant Wednesday evening, with forty members and guests present. TEN YEARSy.. AGO From Issue of May 27, 1948 The dream of many months will come true for the loyal ALL STYLES FORMAL RENTALS -- AT -- Uht 5tori' for Nin BEARD'ST OWll. WOODSTOCK, ILUNOIS \ AtfrnrffMMim fiom where I sit... ly Joe Marsh The Woodchuck Wouldn't "Chuck" Lady called up oar newspaper and asked how to set a woodchuck out of her garage. I referred her to young Chip Wilkins, our FiM and Wildlife Editor. "That's easy," says Chip. "Jugt. roll some bread into pellets, and make a trail of them leading out of the garage." Next day she called Chip again. "You sure are smart," she coo-ed, "to know a woodchuck will follow a trail of breadcrumbs. Now I've got two woodchucks in the garage!" From where I sit, sometimes "expert advice" turns out to be not so expert. Reminds me of those who are .always ready to advise us how to relax...how to work...whether or not to prefer ^coffee (fpr instance) to a glau jOfbeer. I think a lot of us ought to think twice before advising people to do this thing or that thing. In the long ran, It will juafce us all better neighbors. Copyright, 'MIS, United States Brewers Foundation r r. Druggist, that's the team • M ' i • •-•to get health back j en the heanil e See your Doctor at the first suggestion of illness--and bring his prescriptions to this professional pharmacy where precise compounding U a specialty. Our ample stocks permit us to compound even complex and unusual prescriptions withoip delay. And you'll find our prices always fair. Bring that next prescription to us. Bolger's Drug Store . I0S So. 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Miss Mercedes Stilling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Stilling-of Richmond Rd.f will graduate from St. Anthony's hospital scfiool of nursing. Rockford, May 27. Sfie was recently selected May queen from among the girls in- her class. Miss Georgianna Ward, a lifelong resident of the comm u n i t y , p a s s e d a w a y a t t h e Woodstock hospital May 20, at the age of 80 years. Miss Dorothy Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones of Wonder Lake, and Urban Bauer, son of Mrs. Olivia Bauer of Ringwood, were married in the rectory of St. Peter's church,. Spring Grove, May 22, and Miss Jacqueline Golden Qf Chicago and Robert Phannenstill, son of the John Phannenstills, were united in m a r r i a g e a t S t A n g e l a ' s church, Chicago, last Saturday. * Be sure 'to read the Plaindealer Want Ads eaoh week. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says RStudent Aids Scholarships, loons, and ore ova liable in most colleges. 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