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Fourteen Highland! ^een Club Busy During Summer 1f by Claiu Bales--2895-J |i Hazef Morley--640-J-1 Linda Klatt is in Chicago visiting her aunt She is having a good time taking in the shows %nd Riverview. The teens have Collected $132 for Terry Phillips. Don't forget to send him !& card, 707 Fullerton Parkway, Chicago. Erna Rockel's couj& in, Andy, went home Thursday after a nice stay in the Highlands. Don Bent^, Barb v vjgchlick, Marty Kinnerlc, aijd ,V Johnson went to the coun- A fair in Wilmont. They saw r^tiSbck car races too, and finish* . , . «d off the nfeht with pizza., v? - Johnsburg Boys' League These are the scores for®the week. The Sox beat the Braves 7*3. The Orioles 13, Tigers 0, and-the Cards 1 and Sox 0. Happy Birthday to, Janice Erbin who cele' brated with a. partjr for her friends on Monday, Aug. 18. Happy Anniversary to Dan and Jerry Cinami, . who celebrated sixteen years of wedded bliss on Monday, Aug. 11. •a. { .-e> Surprise Shower |i A surprise baby shower was Held for Rusty Bagley at the ; fijome of Dorothy Johnson ! Thursday evening. She received lihany lovely gifts and was quite surprised. had a picnic and a family reunion at their home. Ed Jewel's sister has been visiting with them and enjoying the Highlands. Archie -Fletcher- is on vacation and enjoying every minute of it. Marcia and Eddie Dowd entertained Cheryl's/godparents, Jim and Arlene McTague, and Mr. and Mrs. Bickifean, their grandparents, and Mrs. Rattle, Sunday. Sunday, the Medines and the Hollands got together at the Janquarts for a good time. Janice reports that barbecueing in the rain is just fine if you have your swimming suit on. Dot Rodarmel is in Vincenles, Ind., visiting her sister. Dawne Misavice is visiting with her grandmother in Chi-1 like a lot of fun. McHENRY I Thursday, Aupnt *1? 1$58 the weeks all the kids are gone that's the time Jerry works nights. Oh well, Janice still jhad little Jerry for company. The P. H. Patrol had a meeting last Wednesday at the Community center and continued it the next night at Dick Morley's. At the time of this writing there wasn't any thing definite to print, but you can look for more details next week. Dot and Bob Jenkins and family and Bob's mother andnephew had a nice time at the Kenosha county fair. They got caught in the rain Sunday night, other than that all was fine. Judy Krumwiede' is busy preparing for a reunion of her old? school chums. This sounds Ringwood "SECRET PALS DISCLOSED At WSCS MEETING Ruby Shepard cago and having the time of her life. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Rockel are back to work after their vacation. v The Janquart family wift be enjoying the Chain O'Lakes German Shepard Dog Training club picnic Sunday at McHenry. Betty Sandelin's sister, Cathy Knight, is having a grand time visitiijg in the Highlands. She •s learning to water ski and goes swimming every chance she gets. Betty. Tim and Tommy, Jr. Warczak returned last Friday, after spending a week in In- Taze and Dick Morley spent yesterday with Dick's sister, Helen, and her family. the Chicago Field Museum. Dickie went along to see all the thingsT Jhey hop# to go to the Museum of Science and Industry next week. Luckily grandma watched Michael and Gary while the others enjoyed the day. Gert and Clayton Dodge have their home up for sate and are planning to return to Canada where Clay will take over his father's farm. After spending three years here in the U. S., Clayton wants to re- Women's Club Don't forget the Women's club meeting the last Wednesday this. .month. Many projects are planned and lots of games. Mark your calendar. S>iee you there. ^ • Here and There The Fletchers' nephew. Earl, is spending (another two weeks here vin the Highlands. This is his second visit, which proves t^e must like it here. ^ Joyce Heir's mother spent .Hie day helping David celebrate %s birthday. "1 Bob Wesselink is going to fly to Ashton, la., over the weekend to pick up his wife, Delia, Ifaid their son, Bryan, who have fbeen enjoying a vacation in ? their home town. \ • Mr. Taylor is in Montreal, Canada on a business trip. ... .The baseball game Sunday vas rained out, but another one will be played next Sunday. Mrs. Bentz enjoyed a day of shopping in Chicago Thursday. • Mr. and Mrs. McCreery say they enjoyed their vacation. The Shivleys spent the day at Arlington Heights Thursday. ; Michael Conway is now at rhome alter spending some time with his grandmother in Chiicago. It is now official that Jerry Janquart, and his brother-inlaw, Ernie Straubhaar, are the champs of the horseshoe contest at our picnic. Ches, Pearl and Dariene Smo- , linski were pleasantly surprised Sunday when old friends of theirs dropped in, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barre and their son, of Crystal Lake. Audrey and Jack Zetterburg had a busy day Sunday. They dianapolis, Ind- visiting Betty s ^urn j^is first love, the farm. Last Wednesday night visitors of Hazel and Dick Morley were his mother and dad and three kid brothers from Round Lake Park. Bob VanZevern came to the rescue of a little boy about nine years old last weekend. The boy was unidentified but our thanks to Bob for pulling him to safety. Seems we just can't watch our children enough when it comes to water. Claire and Carl ZumMallen and children of Round Lake Beach were Saturday night guests of Hazel nd Dick Morley. Dickie and Mike Morley were eyeing the ZumMallen's baby girl, something that isn't known about in the Morley household. We are always willing to print any news anyone may have, so just give us a buzz. We are always glad to get any bit of news. Your reporters; Carla and Haze. Bye now, see you next week. Save More By Shoppinr At Home l!lll'|l|||||!lil!ll relatives. They enjoyed the trip but are tired aiyl glad to get home and rest up. Herb and Jo Shively had themselves a grand time on their vacation. They enjoyed going to Magnolia, New Jersey and had a wonderful time on the boardwalk in Atlantic City. Herb said it was really HOT there. ( They returned Aug. 11 and brought along Jo's sister, Iva Cahino, and a friend. After spending a few days here in the Highlands they left for home. Oops, may we also add that they also took Sluggo long. An infection in Skip Wilson's face kept him out of work for a couple of weeks but at last reports we hear he is lots better. Kay Sielisch's aunt Celi and uncle Tom Vours of Chicago will spend Sunday with them. Kay will make a turkey dinner for ten guests. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson were out over the weekend and we are happy to report that Mrs. Nicholson is feeling much better and they might take up residence out here again. A belated happy birthday to Jane Maike and Janice Janquart who both celebrated their birthday on the same day, Aug. 9. Congratulations to Beverly and Norbert on the birth of the fifth child and fourth son born to them on Aug. 8 at the Woodstock hospital. Little Robert Paul weighed 7 lbs. 14 oz. Eagerly waiting at home are brothers, Tommy, Timmy and Norby, and sister, Patty. By the way the last name of this growing family is Lewandowski. Ruth Lemron's aunt, uncle and dad will be guests this Saturday. Well, Janice Janquart has her family back'together again. Sheri, Jeanne and -Renne returned from spending a three weeks vacation with their aunt Esther and uncle Duayne Schwart in Monroe, Wis. Just You're invited W.S.C.S. The Woman's Stjlety^bf Christian Service held a social evening at the home of Mrs. B. T. Butler Wednesday evening. After a brief meditation by Mrs. Walter Low, Mrs. J. C. Pearson had charge of the program. This was "secret pal" meeting, where each one received a gift and found out who her secret pal was. Lunch was served by Mrs. Hood and Mrs. Arnold Harvey. f Home Circle • The Home Circle was entertained in the home t>f Mrs Lena Peet Thursday afternoon. The usual business meeting was held and as this was "secret oal" day, each found out who her secret~pal -was. Cake, ice cream and iced tea was served. Anniversary Dinner There will be an anniversary dinner and country store at the church Saturday evening, Aug. 30. Butler Reunion Schmelzer's Wednesday evening for'another cook-out. Personals Mr. and Birs. Stanley 'Jepson and son, Keith, spent the Weekend with relatives at Anderson, Ind. Keith remained for a visit. ' - Mrs. Ben Walkington returned home Tuesday frphn the home of v her daughter, Mrs. Paul NorraaH, - at Glenview, where she lias been convalescing after surgery. Her daughter, Mrs, Roland McCannon of Normal, 'ill; spent a few days with her. Guests of Mrs. Agnes Jencks Thursday evening for a reunion of winter guests at Marathon. Fla. were Mrs. Alice Hill, Mr. and Mrs. David Hill and daughter, Jahet, and Mr. and Mrsv Arthur Jensen of Dundee and- Mr.' and' Mrs. David Lorenze and daughter, Candy, and neice, Pat Hogan, of Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pettise and daughter, Susan, of Barrington. Mrs. Charles Anderson and daughter of Twin Lakes spent Friday night and Saturdy with Mrs. Ruby Shepard. On Friday, they were all guests in the Alan Ainger home at Hebron. Mary Ainger returned home with them to spend the weekend with her grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison and sons of Waubena, Wis. spent the weekend with' his mother, Mrs. Flora Harrison. i John Hogan Jr. came home A Butler reunion was held at J prjday. He spent two weeks the home "of Mr. and Mrs. But- , Air Force reserve camp ler Sunday. j at Camp Baklar neap Colum- Those to attend were Mi*. ; bus, Ind. and Mrs. Herbert Farnam and I Mrs. Agnes Jencks enterson, Jerry, of San Antonio, j Gained at a Stevens reunion Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. Sunday. Guests were Mrs. Butler of Chicago, Mr. and Charles Stevens and children, Mrs. Andrew Butler. Jr.. of j^r an(j Mrs. Bruce F^eid and Crystal Lake, Mr. and Mrs. children of Milwaukee, Mr. James Bingley and family of j an(j Mrs. Richard Stevens and Oak Lawn, Mr. and Mrs. Don- | four daughters of Madison, aid Butler and family of Mo- j Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pettise Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spit?- bart and family of Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hitchens and daughter Elaine of Evergreen Park, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stanek and family of Elkhorn, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Benoy and family of Cooney Heights, y 4-H News The Happy Clover 4-H club had a cook-out at the Genoa City park Wednesday. ;They cookedN complete meal on an outside fire. The menu in* eluded baked potatoes; Pat Hogan made Spanish meat balls. Donna Holcomb rnadB dropped biscuits made on an open fire; Donna, Pat and'Lin* da Low had charge of making! finger foods; Sandra Hoffman and Id Mae Walkington had charge of beverages; Karen; and Donna Schmelzer had dest sert; Leslie Decker, relishes Sandra Joslyn built the fires/ All had a lovely time. The next itieeting will be at Karen, and daughter, Susan of Barrington and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens of Richmond. - Kenneth Cristy, Jr. of Chicago spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cristy. , Mrs. C. E. Lovelitte and children of Chicago spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Cruickshank. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake spent Wednesday in the Louis HAwley home. Mr. and Mi's. William Cruickshank, Sr. spent Saturday Mn the William Cruickshank, it. home at Mundelein. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- Kean of Noel, Mo.,' were callers in the Louis Hawley home Saturday. • Mr. and; Mrs. Alan Ainger aficT family of Hebron and Will Claxton of McHenry spent Sunday with Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mr. and Mra. Paul Walkington spent a few days in Minnesota. Mrs. John Ehlert and daughter, Mabel, ' and' Mrs.' Millie, Rush spent Friday in the Cyril Pacey home at Wilmot. Mrs. Jack Morrison and friends of Chicago spent Thursday afternoon v in the Fred Bowman home. Franklin Block of Sheboy-. gan, Wis. spent the weekend, in the Dr. Hepburn home. Wesley, Larry and Judy Bruce attended M.Y.F. at Greenwood Sunday evening. Andrew Hawley of Fox River Grove and Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake were callers in the Louis Hawley home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aissen spent Saturday evening in the Delbert * Schroeder home at Woodstock. Mrs. Evan Vogel and children spent Sunday evening in the Pete Sebastian home. . Mrs. Ann Laufer, Mrs. Michael Plisha and son of Chicago and Mr . and Mrs. Pershing Koekebacker and daughter, Pa^sy of Chicago sperft Saturday in the Henry Aissen home; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Broney and soif, Bruce Anderson, of Newport, N? J., and the Anderson sisters of Batavia spent Friday evening in the Pete Sebastian home. Mrs. Walter WJlcox of Woodstbek, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low and the Walter Low family spent Sundag^in the Beatty- Low home. \ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sebastian called on relatives at Genoa City Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frey of Richmond spent Sunday Evening in the Iteatty-Low home. Mr. and Mm) Henry Rasmussen of^Crj'stalXake spent Sunday aftei^oon'in the Mrs. Lena Peet home. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd i>owell attended the Elkhorn Fair Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hog^n visited her parents at Poplar Grove Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison of Round Lake called :pn hfs mother, Mrs. Flora Hatti-f son, Sunday afternoon. Misses Virginia Jepson ahd Patricia Pasbach of Chicago spent the weekend p the Ben Walkington home. ' ^ Mr. and Mrs. Ardin Frinpe of Greenwood spent Sunday evening with her mothier, Mrs. Flora Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Huson and Mrs. Lyle Peck were luncheon guests of. Mir. and Mrs. Ben Walkington Friday. , * Pat Hogan, Vicky Johnson and Tim Lively went to. the McHenry County Saddle club on a trail ride at Circle JL^e at Woodstock Saturday" and Sunday. Pat won first and fourth in the different events. Harry and Jerry Hogan, Russell Carr, Bob Brennan and Butch Leonard attended thef state fair at Springfield last weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. John Frpberg and son,' Bob, of Hivera, Calif, are visiting in the Chains Brennan and Dr. Hepbffn homes. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freberg and daughter of Highland Park were also guests in the Charles Brennan home. ' Alimony has been defined as bounty in the mutiny. ax 1! 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When filling a pipe, be'gentle. Press easily from side to side, not down, since circulation of air is necessary between the particles of tobacco. 3. Fill the new pipe only half-way for the first 8 or 10 smokes. This starts the cake at the bottom of the bowl, contributing greatly to ultimate smoking pleasure. 4. Take plenty of time in lighting a pipe to make sure that the entire surface of the tobacco is burning. The pipe should be lit twice; the second time/it should stay lit. 5. jSmoke slowly. It will increase enjoyment of pipesmoking and lengthen the lfte of any pipe. This is especially true in the "breaking-in" period of either pipe or smoker. ' 6. Smoke each pipeful to the bottom, and allow the dry ash to remain in the pipe until it has cooled. Hot dry ashes absorb moisture and aid In building the cpke. 7. Fondle the bowl of your pipe. The oil in your palm brings out the grain, and overheating of the bowl will thus be immediately noticed. Never allow the bowl to get very hot. 8. Never scrape the inside of the bowl with any sharp instrument. Use a pipe reamer or dull-edged knife, and leave a thin layer of cake at all times. 9. Guard against a cake becoming too thick. It expands more rapidly than briar when heated, and may cause the bowl to split. 10. Before refilling a pipe, allow it to cool and make sure that the inside of the bowl is quite dry. 11. NEVER attempt to empty a pipe bowl by knocking it on hard surfaces. The best bowls and strongest stems were never made to stand this mistreatment. 12. For a sweeter smoke, let your pipe rest from time to time. Two or more pipes are a real economy in smoking enjoyment. V. COMPLIMENTS OF ' \ BOLGER'S DRUG STORE PIPE HEADQUARTERS 103 S. Green FOR McHENRY Phone 4ft- ARE SAFER Because of cHenry Hospital •J A Message of Special Importance to Families Who Vacation in McHenry Summer time is accident prone time. Boating, motoring, swimming, all sports, even the heat, add to the hazards. Your family is safer when you vacation in McHenry because of the 21 bed McHenry Hospital with its emergency room, staff of outstanding doctors and trained hospital personnel on call 24 hours every day. But a 21 bed hospital is a slim margin of safety. In July the hospital bed occupancy was 90%, a dangerous situation if some member of your family should need immediate hospitalization and all beds are full. 194 emergency cases were treated in the emergency room in July. Already year 'round citizens have faced up to this problem. A 30 bed addition has been planned. Architects' drawings of the addition are available for all to see. A fund raising drive was conducted last fall with splendid success. But we are short of the goal. We need help - Your Help. ' $215,000 Pledged by Local Citizens $215,000 Needed to Meet the Goal This is a Voluntary Hospital and donations are deductable from tioners add tremendously to. the hospital bed need and vacationers'^ pprately needed to proceed with construction of this addition. This ipme tax. Vacaions are desiddition will be an added protection for your family all the summers you spend in McHenry. You cannot just "let George do it." Everyone must do his part. Our "reach the goal" Drive is now underway for year 'round citizens as well. Donors can still be Founders of the hospital with their names on a large plaque. Workers are needed. Get full details by phoning the fund drive office now. SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTION BEFORE YOU LEAVE SO THERE WILL SOON BE A GREATER HOSPITAL TO SERVE YOU or PHONE HOSPITAL BUILDING FUNp DRIVE McHenry 2200 ----MAIL THIS COUPON -- --. • _ x __ _ i ) Fund Drive Chairman i J McHenry, xta. i I am grateful for the protection to my family provided by 8 J McHenry Hospital and wish to help build the 30 bed addition. 1 I f/We hereby subscribe to the McHenry Hospital Building Fund i ; the sum of dollars, $ , J balance of • <P of which $ are paid herewith, i J • quarterly, beginning as follow*: • | Make checks payable to McHenry i • Hospital Building Fund. \ S Name .v.. • • • < . . This advertisement paid lor by citizens dedicated to building a greater McHenry hospital i Address * i - - < m+mmmmmmn T? r T