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'•vs ^Tuesday, November 25, 1958 THE McHENRY &LAINDEALER ^fbtekee Highlands IS' • 9 9i as* •3»l\ sv„. Teen Club In jPlay Rehearsal Carla Bales--2395-J Hazel Morley--6404-1 The 'teens report they all had a swell time at their last t>Vo activities, which were roll- • er skating and a square dance. <->Now most of the cast are busy , "rehearsing their parts for the I play: Betty Estbrook, Pat Ryz- [ tchola, Delores Formella, Pat f ^Johnson. Bruce Novak and [ ^Barb Schlick took part in a Sral festival held at Hebron onday. Barb Schlick will also " - attend an open house at St. Therese's hospital for girls interested in nurses training. Happy Birthday to little Carl Heilgeist who ^turned a ripe old one year on Nov. 17. Also to Kip Nbvotriy "who celebrates his second jjrthday on Nov. 28. Best wishto Wayne Taylor, who will be l9 on Thanksgiving day and «»4o Skip Wilson, who celebrates " i f i i s ? b i r t h d a y on N o v . 2 9 . •: f ( » ' : Here and There * • Quite a few of the Highlanders will .be entertaining friends vand relatives on Thanksgiving. jHere are just a few: the Taylor family will have company from Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Wrob- ^wski will have all their children home; Dolly and Ray Novotny will entertain their folks also; Carl and Blanche Haefliger will attend a reunion of her brothers and sisters at the Vernon Elder home in Roselle. It will be the first time in seventeen years they have all been together. Happy Thanksriving, everybody! '•Company of the Taylors came out to visit them that foggy night, they missed the road and went into the lake. The Bentz family journeyed to Whitewater, Wis., Saturday. Janice Janquart entertained ; friends with a demonstration I Tuesday. > We're sorry to hear that the flu bug bit the Heir and Flet- i idper families and laid them • low over the weekend. j Carla and Jim Bales enjoyed the company of Bill and Kay j • Stouvenel and their new baby boy Sunday afternoon. The turkey party at the center Sunday afternoon had a terrific turnout. Both Carl and Blanche , .Haefliger had a busy evening Thursday. Blanch attended a ~^st matrons dinner and Carl ^participated in past masters night at his lodge. Both events were held in Chicago. Delia and Bob Wesselink attended a wedding in Chicago Sunday. Marcia and Eddie Dowd attended {fie wedding of one of their school chums in Chicago Saturday. Women's Club At their regular monthly meeting held last Wednesday, the girls coughed up money like mad, as they had to pay a penny for each inch of their waistline. They worked on different projects and played a few games. Hostesses for the evening were Hazel Morley, Audrey Misavice, Kay Reilly and Darlene Neesan. Happy birthday to Johnny Conway who was 4 years old on the seventeenth and to his big brother Michael who was 11 on the twenty-fifth. The family celebrated by visiting grandma and grandpa in Chi-, cago. Happy birthday to Lois Mason. She will celebrate on the thirtieth. Mrs. Bob VanZevern spent last Friday shopping in Waukegan. Dud Gregg and his father-inlaw, Mr. Harris, have returned from a hunting trip. They brought home twelve pheasants from Olwien,. Iowa. Some hunting. A speedy recovery is, wished for Muriel Peterson who underwent surgery list week at the Great Lakes Naval hospital. We hope she will be up and around soon. George Lammert was home a few days last week, nursing a sore leg. Lois Mason's sister, Shirley Neuer and family, and her mother-in-law and another sister, Bee, spent Thanksgiving with Lois and Tom. They enjoyed the traditional turkey, dressing and all the trimmings. Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kent who celebrated forty-two years of married life on the twenty-second of November. It's a Girl Little Nancy Joan VanZevern was born on Nov. 17 at the Woodstock hospital. She weighed 7 lbs. 15 ozs. Georgie and Julie Ann are looking forward to seeing their new sister. We would also like to add that George pulled through the whole thing fine. Aunt Marilyn took care of the children while Mama Marilyn was in the hospital. Sick List Jeanne Janquart was home sick with a sore throat and little Jerry was suffering from asthma. Susan and Michael Conway were home sick with sore throats and colds. Laura Gregg was home about a week.. Her tonsils decided to give her some trouble. She is much better now. We are sorry to report that it was necessary for Ed Kent to have his leg amputated last Tuesday at St. Therese's hospital in Waukegan. ,-<• We hope that he will be home and feeling better real soon. Attends Wedding Betty and Milt Sandelin attended the wedding of Betty's younger sister, Dorothy. Betty says it was a beautiful wedding and reception. Betty and Milt stayed overnight in Hinsdale. Darleen Neesen, Kay Sielisch,, Beverly Leandowski, jane Malek, Millie Shastel, Barb Sisk, Mary Madock and Hazel Morley attended a progressive card party at Betty Sandelin's heme last Monday evening. The girls all had a good time and devoured all the tasty refreshments. PageThlrieen Christmas Decorating . At this time of the year people are planning their Christmas lists and thinking of ideas for the holiday season. This year there will be another contest for the best decorated home. This of course is the exterior. This does ftot mean that you have to spend lots of money for decorations, sometimes just lights strung on the. outside of your home can be beautiful. Last year there were many who put up decorations of some kind or another and we had a very pretty community. There will be three prizes; first $55 Savings Bond; second $15 and third $10. Let's really I light up Pistakee Highlands this Christmas. Sunnyside Estates NEW MEMBERS GET BUREAU RECIPE BOOKS / From A,to Z The RfcHenry County Home Bureau tea, was not only mentally stimulating, but delightfully entertaining as well. Mrs. Mary Rose, as one of the speakers, did an excellent job on explaining the meaning of Home Bureau extension relationship. After induction of new members refreshments were served and a game of treasure hunt was played. The ladies had to list the name of the guest wearing hidden articles. As a special remembrance of their induction, each new member received a marvelous cook book made up of favorite recipes of Home Bureau families. Attending were the Mesdames H. Kobus, J. Leakey, K. Reece, B. Schweiger, and, B. Zeiger. Thanksgiving Let us give thanks to God on Thanksgiving Day. Let us all be thankful for what we have and that we live in this wonderful United States of America. , \ See you all next week. Although Governor Bradford set aside only one day, Dec. 13, 1621, as Thanksgiving Day, The World Book Encyclopedia reveals that three days were spent in feasting and prayer. SHOP AT HOME PAHDON ME,V MV! ' WHILE I GO DO VOL) \ ! OUT ON THE : BACK PORCH : TO SHAVE CERTAINLYWHAT DO YOU ALWAYS SHAVE , OUTSIDE? e> t-CKHL TRADEMARKS. I DON'T 6ET YOURSELF IN > A LATHER GUNNIM4 AUOVER TOWN LOOKING FOR. THE BEST BLSV- ITS AT mH£NW SIAW-MIX ~ Mc/tentef , READY MIX Co. INC. \F£&*ca McHENRY 920 -v ANTIOCH • /=&/? 7o^L- F&££££GV/C£ TfyuW <5RAYS'LAKE • £jV7E£}£>G/&£: <?200 MCHEHRY ADDED INCOME BURIED TREASURE LOOK! • To Your ATTIC • To ¥©ur GARM • A • To Your BASEM • To i@ur CLOSE FOR THOSE UNWANTED ITEMS ySSLiSS TO YOU - ussm TO OTH 20 GOLDEN WORDS FQft ONLY $100 SELLS A WAITING MARKET HENRY 170 held Dec. 12. If the women have not already called on you, you may wish to call them. Selling the tickets are Mary Davis, 2556, Bernice Fry, 3052-R, Florence Kanter, 2635-R, Betty Lakowske, 2475-J, and Polly Stevens, 1256. . A Pleasant Surprise was in store for Helen Kobus last week when she answered a knock on the door. Greeting her was her nephew, Ronnie Golec, a Marine stationed in San Diego, Calif. She hasn't seen him for more than two years so there was a lot of catching up to do. ing Chet is on his way home from Fort Lewis, Wash, where he is stationed. This being the first Thanksgiving in three years the family has spent together, they will have much to be, thankful for. Welcome home, Chet. j, Memorable Experience. Among the crowds flocking to the bowling alley in'Johnsburg for the Joe and June Kristoff night were Randy Kobus, Mac McDonald, and Jerry Zeiger. Anyone who has ever seen bowling on television knows of the fabulous career of this man and wife team. The boys were thrilled at having Mr. Kristoff give them pointers on the game and will put them to practice in the future. Reminders Just a reminder that the snow plow fee can be paid any time now. When the snow flies and we have to be plowed out that money has to be in the till to pay for it. Payment should be made to treasurer, Pat Bott, as soon as possible so please take care of it at your earliest convenience. Perhaps by now you have purchased your tickets for the card and bunco party to be Demonstration At a demonstration at Lavern Noah's home last week Some of the women of Sunnyside Estates had an opportunity to do some of their Christmas shopping. This was a pleasant way of shopping, enjoying the company of neighbors and minus the usual holiday rush. It was a very successful party. Speaking of Christmas--how is your shopping coming aloi^g? Birthdays The children's birthdays are in pairs this week. Sherwood Palmer, who will be 6, and Judy Walczynski, who will be 8, share Nov. 28. Two young lads who will reach the age of 3 on Nov. 30 are Phillip Voight and Marty Jeski. Carol Lasj nek celebrates her birthday on Dec. 1, however, we won't divulge her number of years even though they aren't too many. Happy birthday everyone. road. They moved into their new home a short time ago after coming here from Fox River Grove. | Jack and Florence have three 'children, John, Jr., who is 16, j Bob, 13, and Lillian, 12. Well come to the whole Kelso family, we know you will enjoy j living in Sunnyside Estates. spent with your loved-ones and friends. $ If you will be driving, please be careful and make your holiday, 1958 a happy one to look back on. Happy Thanksgiving ~ T Thursday marks the beginning of the best time of year, holiday-wise.1 Most homes will be permeated with the delicious aroma of good . things to eat. We hope your Thanksgiving will be a very happy one Thanksgiving Day in Canada is not strictly a legal holiday. 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