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^ j v ^ ' n y " r ' ' ~ > * * / $ i . v ^ T ^ t ^ c ^ r r ^ f ^ ^ - i . < it-iw' ^Ji^Vlf.Ws^»'-i^/^.^'^;^i!?l-' -;T-i»-^ *-•* -i ' -«4 Mc Pistaliae Highlands woHanaa Ml TIERS Carta Sales 2895-J Siazel Morley 649-J-l 'Lorraine Erdmann hffl "an- ' otherberifefit card game at Hgr h0tne Tuesday evening. Every-^ • one reported a good time Was had. Just another reminder of 'the benefit game to be held the Terry Phillips' Fund W the Community Center on Saturday, Nov. 1, The women and the 'teens have been working hard to make' this a success, so come on out for a worthy cause. Many, many nice prizes. Children's Hallowe'en party will take place at the community center on Friday, Oct. <u. ^fce pre-schodlers "will be from 3R|0 to 4:30. They will play games and" each receive a prize. The school children will be from 4:30 to 6. They will bob for apples . and marshmallows. You , all better watch out so the goblins and witches don't get you! A reminder, $100 fine for pranks. Oar Deepest Sympathy Jto Mrs. Meryl Kasten on the recent death of her husband, John. Burial was Saturday in Chicago. DON'T FORGET THE ASSOCIATION MEETING ON MOV. 5! Happy Birthday To' Marcia Dowd who celebrates hm ? birthday on Oct. 30. , OTaie'fe mother is having a dinner party for her on Nov. \2 in Chicago. Also best wishes to Art Bentz who celebrated Wednesday, Oct. 22. *Teen Club The 'teen club executive meeting was held Oct. 28 and a schedule of activities for the next three months was decided 4p>n and will be published after the first of November. ' President Judy Jensen is putting every effort into planning an attractive program of fund (raising and recreational activities. She is encouraging all 'teen agers from Pistakee High ^ lands and Fairview Subdivision to join. The club will accept new Artflsanrit'Tffe -Nov. ^ martin to be held at the com- ;initiation fee is $1 and the imunity center at 7:30 p.m. The .dues are free. ; The 'teen club Hallowe'en ..party will start after the Mc- !?Henry high football game. It Will begin at 10 p.m. and last 'till 12:30 p.m. at the center. The jparty ,uwijl bf, phgperoned and will tie highlighted with some new games, dancing and refreiflirtifcifts. The party is available to Teen club members and their dat£s free of ch&rjge. ^rr^g^%^\w i 11 be made to see ' that everyone will get home safely, r ' " Itenny' Li twin was Heine on leave last weelc. There, was a teaich^rs meeting Monday; and all 'teens werfe off frorn school. THe nineteen 'fcens w^h o showed Up for basketball Wednesday evening weren't disappointed. The ; first game was between the lioys, tiie Second between the ^girls, aWB the third game wii riiiiSld. Dnrt forget the 'teen meeting ^Nov. 3, also try-outs for the play. Here'and Thwto Lois Mason's folks/ Mr. and Mrs. House of Chicago, visited them Sunday. Dottie Rodarmel is back in the hospital in Chicago for observation. Mr. Taylor is in Ohio on a three week "bitemefts trip. Audrey Misavide's folks, Mr. anfr Mrs. Osfreilef cffChicago, visited thetn over 'the weekend. Naturally they played cards. Also getting together "for game of pinochle were Toots. Spankuch, her'mbther, Audrey.and her mother. It was a mighty short game (two hands) when Tbots got a phone call that she had visitors and had to go home. Better luck next time! Carla Bales enjoyed serving Wanda Dobecki, Dolly Novotny and Dot Erbin luncheon Wednesday. Mr. Burke is in the Veterans' hospital. Lois and Tom Mason are going to be mighty busy this w e e k e n d . Oh S a t u r d a y , a l o n g with Mary Joy Newmeyer, they are going tD the Moose Hallowe'en party and on Sunday they are to attend a birthday party at Lois' sister's home, Shirley and John Newert of Chicago. Blanche and Carl Haefliger will attend a dinner dance at a hotel in Chicago Saturday. Got your dancing shoes on? Sorry to hear that K a t h y Mason has been sick. w Friends visiting the Justens were mighty surprised to find themselves and their car in the ditch after hitting a part of the road that had been washed away. Bobby Heilgeist had a Hallowe'en party Thursday afternoon' for some of his friends and n e i g h b o r s - The k i d s a l l tried oat their various costumes on each other as a warm up for Hallowe'en night. Carla and Jim Bales, Marcia arid Eddie Dowd, and Delia and Bob Wesselink are looking forward to Hallowe'en night. They are going to a party given by Marge and Estin Barker, of . Lincolnwood, whd promise a good time for all! . . ' . .' DON'T HISITITf COST YOU SII6A OUR INSURED BUDGET PLAN THENNfeS OIL PHONE 32 704 S. Front St. McHenry, m. Your Boritt'l •rd*r U ««r law** BSsp •omjpooGcO H without flaw! pounding loo specialty. PhoffEBadsto (M& ttockt GSIGMQ CD to ©®es|mB©dl @1! gii?oGSi3ptioao And GHQCDY AS the Dscss14inctft> Jiaela GSG$> fee eeseecey. pneas are-always £air. 'iry iis Mat tismi Bolder S. itui Store 198 kcHetfr Ppln Fair Don't forget the Fun Fair at the Johnsburg school on Nov. 8 from 5 to 9. There will be games for young and old and food will be sold to anyone wishing to have a snack. Come early and plan on having a good time at the Fun Fair. Betty and Milt Sandelin drove into Chicago Sunday to attend a bridal shower for her sister who will soon be married. Frank Krumwiede returned to work this past -week after spending a week's vacation at home. George Neesen also returned to work. Mike Morley is again paying Kay Sielisch, Kay missed him while he Was in the hospital. We hope tttat you will all remember the benefit for Terry Phillips that will be held at the community center this Saturday night. It will start at 7 and last 'till 10. Drop in for awhile, it's a worthy cause. A ^ week ago last Tuesday evening, some young boys set fire to the woods at the end of Rand Drive. There was, a wind and the fire was getung a good start. Luckily the fire was noticed in time and Martin and Trudy Rogde were able to put it out. Please, let all be cartful with fires and especially now when everything is getting dry. Harold Peterson was initiated into the American Legion last week at the Fox Lake Legion home. Last Monday evening representatives from the council of churches met at the Johnsburg school with people from Pistakee Highlands, Sunnyside and. surrounding areas who are interested in forming a church in the vicinity. .Kay Sielisch received word this week that her favorite nephew, Eddie Wagner of the Air Force, will be transferred to England. Kay took care of him for the first four years of his life and feels bad to see him so far from home. Roger Rogde called his folks last week and he reports that lie had a wonderful time oh this two week vacation in Acapulco, New Mexico. • Darlene and George Neesen and. son, David,: drove into Broadview, to. attend a b.i g birthday party for Darlene's grandmother. They had a nice time ^ind they even got time to bowl a few games. Happy anniversary ' wishes are in order for Martin and Hazel Rogde who celebrated their twenty-eighth year of married life on the twentyeighth of this month. Congratulations! Hope you have many, many more. Harold and Muriel Peterson are resting up.after spending ten days in Washington, D.C. While Harold stayed in • Washington op business, Muriel got a. chance to go to Norfolk, Va., to see some of her old friends. She visited again with..some of her old club members and bowling team. Last Saturday Ahn and Jim Mclnerney and Kathy attended the wedding of Ann's nephew in Oak Park. Danny Madock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Madock, was christened on Oct. 19 in St. John's church in Johnsburg. Don't forget that Nov. 4 is election day and we all should do our part and get to the polls and vote. The' polls will be in Johnsburg and transportation will be provided. Any one wanting information about the election or a ride to the polls can get in touch with Marilyn VanZevern, McHenry 2695. She will answer any questions you may have. Tomorrow night all the ghosts and goblins will be Out trick or treating, so let's all leave on our porch lights and fill their bags with goodies. There were many happy mothers last Monday. That was the day that the new kindergarten room at the school was opened. There were a lot of excited kiddies too. More than eight out of 10 auto accidents occure on level road, according to the National Safety Council and about seven out of 10 on dry roads. • • • 3> you peace of mind--plus! A bedside phone gives you more than mere peace of mind--the wdnderful reassurance of knowing help's nearby if you need It. A phone at your bedside is a real step-saver, too. It's always near when someone calls you--or when you want to make a call. Modern phones come in lovely colors that fit right into your decorating scheme. Call us today and well be glad to install phones in your bedrooms-- or wherever you need them. BELL TELEPHONE 1S6 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. CIIOOM ypiir color, arrange lor installation through your Sorvico Representative. Ask about the lighted phone, too. The number is shown on Page 1 of your tetephone directory. Spring Grove . MISSION HELD AT ST. PETER'S WELL ATTENDED by Mrs. Charles Freund The mission services held the past week at St. Peter's Church were well attended. The opening was on Sunday morning conducted by the Very Rev. V. F. Kienberger of Chicago who made morning and evening services most interesting. Solemn closing was Friday evening at which time Father Kienberger bestowed the Papal Blessing on all present. Benediction of the Blessed Sacranient and the singing of lie Deum was an appropriate closing to a week of prayer and adoration. ternoon. Prize winners were Mr. and Mrs. William Britz, Mrs. Pete May, Mrs. George Huff, Mi's. William Engels and Mrs. Jake Miller. Refreshments were served. Birthday Club Members of the birthday club «net at the home of Mrs. Russell Rudolph on Friday afternoon. Prizes in five-hundred went to Mrs. Charles Gillespie, Mrs. Mark Pierce, Mrs. Lizzie Freund, Mrs. Tillie May. A lovely lunch was served after cards. Afternoon Club Mrs. Ben May was hostess to her card club on Thursday af~ Visit Son Mr. and Mrs. John Sheets, and family visited Mr. and Mrs.- Jack Sheets • in Peoria last Sunday. Trip East Mr. and Mrs. Anton Meyer and daughter, LaVerne, and Miss Marilyn Miller, enjoyed a trip* through New York and Pennsylvania. They also paid a visit to the nuns at Immaculate Conception convent in Patterson, N.. J. Minnesota Visitors, Mrs. Perry Elliott and Mr. and Mrs; Fred Bison Of Austin, Minn, visited in the Walter Brown home last weekend. Hallowe'en Parties On Wednesday evening, Oct. 29 girl scouts of the Brownie Troop had a Hallowe'en party at the home of. their leader, Mrs. Virginia Thornton. The Spring Grove P.T.X. will hold a Hallowe'en party at the town hall on Thursday evening, Oct. 30 for the pupils of Spring Grofre-1 school. The evening's program will be games and dancing. Prizes will , be given fqr the best costumes. Refreshments will be served. On the eve of Hallowe'en the Spring school recreation club sponsored by Mrs. Charles Class will hold a "Trick or Treat" party combined with a scavenger hunt. Three different groups will go through town carrying lighted Jack-OLanterns. 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