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> ' v ^ _ _ - I s v ^ ; \ 1 j ' t - j » ' 4 * * * 1 l»y. Match 20. 1958 ' THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ia® ; Pisiakee Highlands Wally Misavice Named Trustee by Carta Bales and Hazel Morley ^ 2895-J and 640 (3ur new trustee as voted 'upon by the councilmen at the meeting last Tuesday is Wally Misavice. Good luck to Waaly in his new post. The 1% year old grandson of the Ed Kents is still critically ill jin the hospital. It seems the^ little tyke has had s()me brajn surgery. f , Spring; Is Here v Ask Hazel Rodge if you don't believe it. She found a little^ yellow snow drpp blooming, in he*; yard last week and her tulips are up about two inches. Hurray tor spring. .Old Mr. Flii is still around, he paid a visit last week' to Dee Gregg and her family. Hope everyofltis feeling better. A Triple Shot v of penicillin that is, still hasn't helped; Kay Selisch shake that severe case of laryngitis. It is almost impossible for her to fpeak above a whisper. It's Out Jt the1 cast. We're talking «t Hazel Redge's arm. it still gives her some trouble and..she has to keep it in a sling, but it's still better than that; heavy cast. Lorraine and Bob Hurckes entertained their good friends. Jimmy and Gerry Murray, last Saturday night. The Murreys were their neighbors in Chicago, but now they live in Vfaucondtt and they hope to be seWng more of Lorraine and Bobi 1 ThV company that was staying with Pat and Ron" Jackson •has left and things are back to normal again. Ryth aojd Jim Lemmons are having - a- garage built. The work on it was started last Wednesday. fried chicken and entertainment ~' Tlie_ Reinhardts are very pleased to have Grace's' parents back to spend the spring and summer season with therh again. The speech class is progressing quite well. Last Wednesday Jack Erbin gave a four minute speech on "Rear Window defroster" There are about three weeks left to this very interesting clasa. Brownie News Anyone 'who missed the Brownie Girl Scout investiture redly missed a big treat. All the girls were terrific, real pros. The Brownies are now working on their Easter project and also making thank you cards. ning. The discussion at the SDrina Grove Scouts round' table wag the • theme fli"? this month, "Alaska." ii' Farewell Party . was held for Mrs. Horner, Wednesday evening. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Olga Johnson of McHenry. Four carloads of women from P i s t a k e e H i g h l a n d s c a u g h t Mrs. Horner completely by surprise as they came bursting in the door. Mrs. Horner received <a beautiful necklace and earring set. Coffee and a beautiful farewell cake were served. Happy Birthday to our reporter Hazel Morley, who turns sweet 25 on the twenty-fifth of March. Also to twins, Bobby and Barbara Beamer, who were 15 years old. Missy Dobecki celebrates her third birthday on the twentythird of March. Lee Conway turns twenty-one, and Katherine Reillyr celebrates on the sixteenth. Ouch What was to 'have been a happy day last Tuesday for Judy Krumwieda turned out to be a painful experience. She spent the day in Park Ridge with her mother-in-law. While there she had dental work done, which necessitated stitches-. Her planned luncheon had to be postponed. She is now suffering from a very sore x n V t h . . . . . . . . . Calorie Counters Have you noticed the slim trim figures of Betty* WarCzak and Ruth Lemmons? Their diets did wonders. You girls should pass around some of that will power. All Registered Voters please don't forget to sup- P°A Bob Hurckes and Ed TnW-en in their compaign for election to the school board. It's April 12 at the Johnsburg school. Don Dobecki, Steve Vrbik, Bob Hurckes and Lou Spankuch attended their monthly smoker at Woodstock. They enjoyed a delicious dinner of Here and There The measles are here again. Right now they are visiting the Janquart girls, Cheri, Jeanne and Renee. Janice reports the girls won't even look in the mirror! Now^hat Tommy Mason is over the measles and back to, school, who do ybu think--game down with them? You're right! His sister Kathy Mrs. Nichaelson is j out of the hospital, but they are residing in Chicago for a few weeks. The Shivfeys are all packed and ready to leave in a minutes notice for Arlington ^eights. They are going to take care of their friends' little girl while the stork is visiting her mother. Tom Mason attended a banquet in Chicago Saturday evening. The Burke family visited relatives over, the weekend. The Con ways 'entertained Dick's brother and family Sunday afternoon. Shriners Circus Marilyn Lammert took her two boys, Johnny and Kevin, on the train to Chicago where they njiet daddy George, and then the whole family went to the circus< Mr. and Mrs. John McGarry are rtowjaack home again after a nice vacation in Florida. Welcome home! Lee Conway and Marilyn Lammert paid a visit to Hazel Morley Thursday for 'an afternoon of "gabbing." Bob and Gisela Heilgeist and Jim and Carla Bales got together for an evening of fun Saturday. Bob ,airt! Jean Peterson entertained guests for dinner Sunday The lucky people were Bob's mother, his niece and her fiance. Sylvia Murray was in the hospital for a fe\y days., but we are all glad to hear that she is once again home and feeling fine. Cub Scouts Round Table Bill Neilson and Archie Fletcher attended a meeting at Fox River Grove Thursday eve- ... into an 0W$l "Tt costs so little MORE TO TRAVEL FIRST CLASS! Find out why OLDS Is FIRST In sales In the medium price class I Drop in it our Ask about our special appraisals • for low price cars--all makes, all models, all this week! >n YOUR LOCAi. AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILB DBALER R. J. OVERTON MOTOR ^ SALES 403 FRONT ST. -- McHENRY, ILLINOIS Girl Scout News « At the March 11 meeting, the girls discussed what they would make for Easter. Then they decided they would all work on their "Good Grooming Badge." "They adjourned their meeting with "Day is Done." •IS, FORTY HOURS CUKM6 RITES AT ST. PETER'S by Mrs. Charles Freund Services for Forty Hours Devstion <vere held at St. Peter's church the past weekend. Both morning and evening services were well attended and hours of prayer, were held throughout the day. The solemn closing was held on Sunday night. Visiting priests from neighboring towns were present to take part in^ these impressive services and marched in procession before the . Blessed Sacrament With servers and girls all dressed .in • white. There was also- Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. ( Happy Anniversary to Toots and I.ou Spankuch t Who celebrated their annivers- < ary in Chicago with dinner and held a show. Many more! * Sea Scout News Saturday evening our Sea Scouts entertained their sister ship. Round Lake Mariner Scouts, at a dance held at the Community center. There were about ten couples at the d*nce. chaperoned by the Sea Scout committee. Later in the evening, refreshments were served. Wednesday evening the boys attended a first aid meet held in Crystal Lake. This Saturday and Sunctoy the boys will have their winter camp out. The whole unit is going to Huntley. Also along for the fun will be Ed Pfingsten. Earl Smith and Ray Novotny. Youth Club Meets ~ The Catholic Youth club their meeting1 at St. Peter's hall on M!onday night. Plans were made for an afternoon of bowling at Johnsburg on Friday. A day of. recollection was held oft Monday, March 17. Girl Scouts Atte&d Mass In honor of the Girl. Scout birthday the Spring Grove troop of Girl Scouts and their leaders, Mrs. Jane Schneider and Mrs. Virginia Thornton received Holy Commuhion as a group in uniform at theeight o'clock mass in St. - Peter's church Sunday ftiorning, March 12. The i new baby will be welcomed hortie : by four Boy Scout News" The Boy Scouts attended a dis'tr'ct first aid meet in Crystal Lake, Wednesday evening.! They received an "A" rating with *96 percent for the highest group. They will meet their next competition in two weeks. Our congratulations to Tom Trendler, Jim Marshall, Roger T J twin. Ken Thoren, Ricky Hawk and Bob Fletcher. Tuesday night the Johnsburg Rescue Squad explained the workings of all the different equipment that is in the ambulance. This is a subject the boys are all very interested' in. are encouraged to turn out for this as it will be discontinued for the summer in about another mbnth. We have been asked by some of the residents when we will have another barn dance. Plans are in the making and we may possibly have it in about one month. A juke box was donated to the 'teen cllib. Arrangements are being made to pick it up and put it in the Community center for the use of club, ^embers. 'Teen Club News ^ Our members have taken on another important task for the Community. We have been asked by Mrs. Gert Barbian, .chairman, of the. , McHenry chapter of the Red Cross, to canvass Pistakee Highlands for donations. When you see one of our smiling faces at your door this week, you know we are doing our share for a worthy cause. A St. Patrick's pay dance was the big social event last week. A great time was had at the Johnsburg gym Monday night. The girls played some invited guests in a game of basketball. The boys played the men from the subdivision. For the first the men won. watch out next jtime men. All RUPTURE -EASER living CHUKOT Kt'ifcMMM fOfc MEN. WICKS Republican Candidate for OFFERS YOU EXPERIENCE - 27 years in the active practice of law in McHenry County with the past twelve years as State's Attorney of I^cHenry County. AND PLEDGES to devote full time and attention to the business of the Counter Court. A probation system, where probation is warranted, that will provide close supervision and aid in rehabilitation. A distribution of Estates to the heirs at the earliest opportunity provided by law. An administration of justice* based upon the facts and the law. Primary, Tuesday, April 8,1958 YOUR VOTE AND YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED • (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) * mmm brothers, Billy, Bobby, Jimmy and Kenny. it Visits v'. Father Eugene Jung of Sacred Heart seminary, Shelby, Ohio was home for a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Jung on Wednesday. Nick Wagner and daughter, Carol, of Chicago were visitors ^n the home of Mrs. Alice Wagner last Saturday. Board Meeting The village board of Spring Grove held a special meeting on Tuesday to adopt zoning ordinances for the village of Spring Grove. These ordinances will not be in entirety with county zoning laws but will be based on couAty zoning laws. GIRL SCOUTS SENIOR ^IRLS SCOUTS ' The Senior Scout troop held its meeting earlier this month Gail Johnson told us about helping at the old people's home. She spurred the girls' interest and Janet Gardner, Alice Granger, Betsy Kauss, Paule Granger, Judy Watson and Barbara Krickl volunteered to go on March 15. Mrs. Gardner furnished transportation. Betsy Kauss reminded us about the old cotten blankets for our service project. Please call 129-M if you, have any blankets to donate. Gail Johnson read a report on Juliette Gordon Low and. Barbara Krickl told us about J bership cards, International Girl Scouting as a part of our requirements. The members who went to the Girl Scout rally at Crystal Lake on March 8 said that it was really interesting and fun. Since March 9 was Girl Scout Sunday, many Scouts from our troop and other troops in McHenry were seen wearing their uniforms.to church,!. ^ <<v ,, The trobp now has II numbe!*, 555. Mrs. Gregory registered'^ ; twenty-five girls at headquarters and we will soon get our Senior Scout pins and meia-iV ; An Illinois farm family of 1 five people needs a net income - -j. of $7,000 or more to have an /'r| adequate standard of living,, - ^ says a farm economist at the • sjj University of Illinois. For better results shop in ^ f McHenry. RETAIL SALES The purchaser of retail merchandise under an installment sales contract has the privilege of choosing the company from which he "purchases insurance covering the articles he bought. State Director of Insurance Joseph S. Gerber said this provision is included in the "Retail Installment Sales Act," passed by the 1957 General Assembly, ^yhich. became effective Jan.- 1. The act regulates the retails sale of goods purchased on the installment plan. JSS3S m M» tf* BOLGER'S PHONE 40 READ THE WANT ADS X There is no substitute for EXPERIENCE Re-Elect JOHN P. 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