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Pug* Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Wedriesakf. Jvtfy l. 169 Mistake© Highlands TIE VOTE FAILS fO INCORPORATE AY WOOD VILLAGE Hazel Morley -- Hyatt 7-3320 Kay Sielisch -- Hyatt 7-3414 Voters in a section of Pistakee Highlands went to the polls on June 20, to vote on a j proposition to incorporate a j section to be known as Bay- j wood. A ntie vote left the election sitting high and dry. After taking the issue to court, it was decided by Judge Cooney that the incorporation failed to pass. too sure if "he'll make it ' a whole week. We hope so. It is nice to see Andy Brill going around without anything on his injured hand. The bandages and other things he had to help heal it are off. You look much more comfortable, Andy. Over the weekend Marilyn and Bob VanZevern and Ray and Lavern Madock attended the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary party of a cousin of Mrs. Madock's in Chicago. On June 17. Bev Lewandowski. Jane Malek, Mary Madock, Marilyn VanZevern and a total "of thirteen children spent the day at the zoo in Racine. They had quite a day and came home | quietly in their home sans fan- Bell school in Chicago. Barbara is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson of Thelen Drive. Mr. Wilson known as "Skip" to everyone is the treasurer of the association, Mrs. Wilson i is very active in the Highlands. "Birthdays" Happy birthday to Blanche Haefliger who will celebrate her birthday July 7; to Sylvia Murray who will celebrate July 10. Many happy returns of the day to both of you and do not celebrate too much. Wally and Kay Sielisch celebrated their nineteenth wedding anniversary June 29, very Happy Birthday A very happy birthday Robby Jackson who was years old on June 23. tired. Here and There After returning from De- Kalb, Hazel Rogde brought along about fifteen members of her family for a picnic at her home. It seems Hazel had quite a time visiting in Kentucky and DeKalb and she hated to leave her family so she brought them along with her. Martin and Trudy-are especially happy to be eating Hazel's cook- •ing again. Mrs. Mclnerney entertained her sister and six children over the weekend. The house was really alive with chatter with all the little kiddies around. Tom and Lois Mason spent Saturday evening with a few ! yard, friends. The I.ammerts, Conways and Morleys spent a few hours relaxing with the Masons along with Tom's brother Bob and his family and his sister. Marge. George and Amy Street and their two children from'Wonder Lake were guests of Bob . and Lorraine Hurckes this past i weekend. We hear Bob played the organ while the rest had themselves a time singing along. I On Saturday. June 21. Pat j and Ron Jackson entertained' friends from Chicago at a I 'cook out' and on Sunday Pat's mother, Mrs. Ward, and sister. Sandy, were on hand to keep the .Tacksons, from getting , ! lonely. Dick and Haze Morley were happily surprised with a visit i [ from some friends they haven't i seen in over a year. Jim and j 'Sue Barrett and two sons . stopped out for a visit and a • date for a future visit is J planned. * Kirk VanZevern has his arm * out of the sling and is as good »as new. Gregory Mayer is happily * spending a week with his « grandmother in Princeton. 111. * It is his first time away from t. home and Mama Mayer isn't Forty-fiftli Wedding Anniversary O u r h e a r t i e s t c o n g r a t u l a tions to Mr. and Mrs. Sneli I who celebrated their forty- ' fifth anniversary on June 23. : Mr. and Mrs. Shell are the parents of Mrs. Reinhart. Mr. and ! Mrs. Reinhart took the* anni- , versary couple out for a nice j meal and entertainment. | Down Meadow Lane I Mark VanZervern was bit- : ten on the face by a neighborhood dog last Tuesday after- ! noon. A quick trip to the doc- | tor for a shot and all was taken care of. Herb and Jo Shively entertained guests over the weekend. They enjoyed cooking outdoors in the Shivelys* back Just a Reminder We hope all our readers have a happy fourth of July. Once again we ask you all to be fare. They are waiting for their twenty-fifth anniversary for the big celebration. The Ullo family attended a family reunion Sunday, June 21, in Steger, ill. It was a reunion and farewell to Mr. Ullo's mother, who will leave for Italy, where she will spend two months. She will . be sailing very soon and is very happy to be seeing many of her relatives and friends. The parishioners of Saint John's church were very happy to welocme the new assistant priest. Rev. Cletus Anger. Father Blitsch has been carrying a terrific burden with all the new members from the subdivisions which have been built. We hope this will be a great help to Jiim since he is a very beloved pastor. We wish to add our welcome to Father Anger. Stanley Wroblewski had a most wonderful Father's Daylast Sunday when several of his children came out to make the dav one to remember. They spent Sunday in Richmond and Twin Lakes. Blanche was treated to a nice dinner with no cooking or dishes for her. "Added Honors For the Sea Scouts" Skipper Ed. Pfingsten proudly announces three of his Sea Scouts - have earned, through the, merit system a free weekend trip of their choice, within a radius of 250 miles. The trip will come in „July, Skipper Pfingsten wHl accompany the three boys who are, Bob Beamer, Craig. Thoren and Ronny Missbach. Skipper Pfingsten says every Wednesday evening the Sea Scouts practice rowing in the whale boat. The boys have been doing very well. careful when driving andiSpent the day in feasting. please 'watch out for that other guy.' We want to see you all around next week too. The Harts of Ann street are entertaining t h-e i r daughter and family from California. The Stanley Osbornes gave a farewell party for Stan's dad Sunday, June 21. They left Mondav for their home in Flor- "News of Your Friends and Neighbors" We would like to add our congratulations along with her | ida. It will be some time befriends and neighbors, to Bar- j fore the Osbornes get a chance bara Wilson, who graduated to see them again. from the Alexander Graham Carl and Blanche Haefliger A CHAT WITH US Regular Theck-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling "Highlands News Events" Ruth Lemnons was very h^ppy to have her dad pay her ! a few days visit last week. j Dawn Misavice is spending ' several weeks in Chicago with her grandparents. The lucky girl ttas been Enjoying baseball games- with her grandfather who is an avid baseball fan. The Dowds celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary Sunday, June 21. In the afternoon they had Bill Baron over for a cook out but were rained out before the meal was ended. Jeanne Raron left last Sunday for Virginia, Minn., where ; she will spend a week with her ! folks and visiting her children, j Fritz, Sally Jo and Bryan | VonBruenchenheim spent ^he last week of their vacation fishing in Wisconsin. "Mailboxes Are Not For Children To Play With" Last Tuesday several children were playing with the | mail in the boxes on the cor- j ner of Broadway and Meadow j Lane. Several people had their flags up for the mailman to take the mail, and the children had taken, all of it from the boxes and were playing with it. Please instruct your tots not to take mail from any box. Many payments, letters, etc., have gone astray. This is very bad for everyone concerned. The Peloquins received word their son, Jim, is in Okinawa and expects to be leaving there shortly. They are anxious to hear where he will be next. The current topic this week is the tax bills everyone has been receiving. News was hard to get and we are in complete accord. We are sorry to hear Marie Schlick's aunt, Elsie Scot, died last Friday. Marie went to Chicago for the funeral on Tuesday, Bill and Marie Schlick celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary June 28, Bill took Marie out to dinner while Barb brought in the food and guests for a surprise party for them. The guests were the Spankuchs. Toots helped Barb set up the party, Fletchers, Misavices,- Szplebaums and +he Zemans. The Jensens are planning a trip to Canada in the near future, they will be visiting relatives and old friends. hardt, Bob Messel, Judi Jensen, Erna Rockel, Milton Crosdale, Lola DuPre6 and Delores Formella. Delores and Denny were overnight guests of the Schlicks. Tuesday was Denny's last night home on leave and he had his last fling. He took Barb Schlick out for a steak dinner. All the 'Teens were sorry to see Denny leave. Wednesday Judi Jensen had a pajama party. The girls who attended armed with PJS. were Lola Dupree, Erna Rockel, Dolores Formella and Barb Schlick. The place was jumping with the girls having a grand time. "Women's Club" Wednesday evening there was a bunco party held at the barn. More details next week, it was impossible to get the news with our deadline so' watch for the news next week. "FIRECRACKERS' ARE SPECIALTY FOR HOLIDAY Send up a little rocket for your own reputation as a hostess when you add a new dish to your' Fourth of July meals this year. If you're entertaining indoors, or eating outdoors at a sitdown meal you couldn't find a more novel salad than Firecracker Salad made with gelatine and banana. It's easy to do yet a real sensation in the department of original and amusing food for the Fourth. Banana Firecrackers 1 package strawberry, cherry or raspberry gelatin 1 cup hot water .. % Cup cold water 2 ripe bananas 4 (6 oz.) empty cans Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Stir in cold water. Chill until slightly thickened. Place 1 ta-& blespoon of gelatin in bottom of each can. Peel bananas. Cut crosswise in half. Place in center of each can. Fill cans with remaining gelatin. Chill ujtitil firm. Just before serving, linmold by dipping cans jusVto the rim in hot water for 1 or 2 seconds. Shake slightly tp loosen gelatin. Cover with plate. Invert plate and can together or carefully slide gelatin out on to plate. Lift off can. Serve with plain or whipped cream. Makes 4 servings. The "land of sky-blue waters" is also the most valuable iron-ore region known in ^Re world. More than one-billion gross tons of first-class iron ore have been mined in Minnesota since 1884. "Teen News" June 19 Dolores Formella had a party in her home. It was a bi£ success. Barb. Schlick returned on Sunday, June 21, from music camp and we hear she had a wonderful time and really learned a lot. Monday night Barb Schlick had a going away party for Denny Letwin. 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