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*1 ; Page Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 18, 1960 Pistakee Ityfihlands AID PLANS FOR DEDICATION OF NEW BUILDING Hazel Morley Hy 7-3320 Pistakee Highlands residents will have a hand in celebrating the dedication of the Johnsburg fescue squad's new building. The dedication will be Aug. 28. A parade will begin at 1 p.m. at the west end of Johnsburs at Huemann's garage, south to the bridge and back north to the building. Some Highland residents are making a float and decorating their cars for the parade. If you are interested in joining in you can give me a call. The dedication will -be at 2 p.m. and open house will be hold until i p.m. Carnival News After talking to Acting Presdent Fred Ha u hold this monv . ing, he said that the carnival was a financial success but not what was hoped for. There will be more definite news at the ^September meeting. The carnival committee sends their gratitude to all who assisted. Voters' Registration Anyone living in the Highlands who is not registered for the coming Nov. election may do so at 112 N. Meadow Lane. If you are already registered you do not have to re-register Unless you ifrave moved. Johnshurg School -- New families who have recently moved into the area or those who haven't registered may do so on Monday. Aug. 22, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on Tuesday, Aug. 23, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9-p.m. Book fees will be paid on the first day of school, Sept. G. Association Election The election for new association officers for the coming year will be held on Sept. 3, Crom 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the barn. To vote, you must be a paid-up member. The new officers will take over at the Sept. 7 meeting, at which time fifty feet of colored movie film of the spring floods will be shown WfScome Welcome to Bill and Barbara Lang, who have purchased the home at 113 S. Highland. Altho«fcfc;«pw to-tte- community, they both were very active at the carnival- New Address The new address of the Conway residence is 207 Woodland Drive. Dick and Lee and children moved into their home last weekend. The home was formerly owned by the Burkes, who moved back to Chicago. Here and There Hila Heinemann, Dot Erbin, Lois Mason and Lois Leuth got together on Aug. 9 and helped Janice Janquart celebrate her birthday. Happy birthday to Donna Dobecki, who will be 4 years old on Aug. 23. She will have a party with some friends. Janice Erbin will be celebrating her eleventh birthday on Aug. 18. She is having a paja- , n . ma party with Linda Dobeckl 1 e" and Jeanne and Renee Janquart. On Aug. 10, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hunt and children from Waukegan spent the day with Marcia Dowd and children. Mrs. Wroblewsk spent several days last week with her daughter, Eleanor, in Morton Grove. Happy birthday to Wayne Heir, who will be 11 years old on Aug. 24. On Aug. 14, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs had a few couples in for a social evening. On Aug. 1.X Mr. Herb Lindemann was the guest of honor at a surprise birthday party at their daughter's home in Lansing, 111. After the party, Herb and Lorraine spent the weekend with Lorraine's sister Bernice. Orville and Sara Baker from Downers Grove were weekend guests at the R6gde home. Lee Barr celebrated his thirteenth birthday on Aug. 6, with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Schlick, Barb, and Jim Muszalski attended a christening in Chicago last Sunday. Mary Elizabeth Scott was the name of the infant. Mike Conway is back home after spending his vacation with an aunt and grandmother. On Aug. 24, Carol Erbin will be 7 years old. She will have a party with her friends. Jim and Carla Bales attended a picnic in Kenosha last Sunday. • 1 . Mr. find Mrs. George Vollers from North Lake and their foster children visited with the Pfingstens this past weekend. The Voller's are Terry's parents. * . ' Dick and Rose Farwell are on a vacation. They ?pent five days in Wisconsin Raphes visiting with Rose's parents. The Dean Peterson children were quite ill for some time. Don and Wanda Dobecki ani family spent last weekend in South Bend, Ind. They went to pick up daughter, Debbie, and brought Don's mother back for a short stay. Carl Haepliger is on a twoweek vacation. They spent some time in Milwaukee, then went to the Dells over this past weekend. Joe and Lorraine UIlo had a surprise visit from Lorraine's sister and brother-in-law, the Belaquilas, from Chicago. Jack and Audrey Zetterberg and family have returned home after spehding much of the summer in Maine. Jack was going to summer school there. Happy birthday to Mary Ellen Mclnerney, who will be 9 years old on Aug. 21. I'm- sorry to report that Mr. Schuble was home ill for three days last week. Dee and Dud Gregg took Dee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris, out to dinner in celebration of a birthday and anniversary. Lyim Jphnson enjoyed a trip to BrookCield Zoo last week. On Aug. 17. lion a.n<3 Wanda Dobecki and Jim apd Carla Bales attended a. summer stock play ^. HigWand Parbj. . AucTrey MiMv^e haa HirTvi sisters-in-law, Ann Unger and Marcy Kalsow, and family from Huntley as guests last Tuesday. Last Tuesday, a farewell gettogether was held at Lorraine Ilurcke's home tor Mrs. Pearl Smolinskf. Hostesses were Lorraine, Dolly Novotny and Mrs. Haddock. The Smolinsld's will leave this weekend, to make their home in Wheeling. Martin, Hazel and Trudy Rogde enjoyed a steak dinner last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henricson at Sand Lake. Belated birthday wishes to Pat Jackson, who celebrated her birthday Aug. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Fergon and the Wilkes are out from Chicago for three weeks. They are summer residents on Circle the Ivlinor and Major Little League teams have a nice party tonight. Watch the column next week for the results of the All- Star games. Marie and Bil\, Schlick held a Hawaiian party last Saturday evening in their (home. There were Hawaiian decorations, food ind music. On hand for this festive occasion were Eastwood Manor FAITH CHURCH TO HOLD THIRD ANNUAL PICNIC Dee Penick EV. 5-5527 nic of Faith church will be held this Sunday, Aug. 21. The time the Spankuchs, Fletchers, Mis- [ wjn be approximately 1 p.m. ! Aren't we proud though? . . . | The Owls team in Little ' League came in first place and two of the players, John Anderson and Rickey Hansen, are i Eastwood Manorites! Congratulations, lads! i The last game of the season The third annual family pic-! will be held on Aug. 21. We - -- - - - hope to have a report afterward to boast about our boys. avices, Szyplebaums and the Bernie Mayers. Kathy Mclnerney spent five and the place will be Veterans' Acres in Crystal Lake. There will be activities of all types days home from college last and for all ages, as well as the ,manns. The men spent their Local Doin's Helen and Bill Fleming were out for a visit with the Lindewe §k. While she was home she attended the wedding of Miss Martha Nihill and Don Hojnacki at St. Patrick's church in McHenry, and Sunday she went to a bridal shower for Pat Tomasello in Sunnyside, Kathy will be maid of honor at Pat's wedding in September. The Cub Scouts enjoyed their trip to Cubs park this Saturday. My hubby, Dick, is home for a week's vacation and weather permitting we will do some table loaded with good fopd. The sermon to be delivered by Rev. J. O. Mclntyre on the morning of Sunday, Aug. 21, will be based, on the Book of Acts and is the third in a series of sermons on the New Testament books. The time of the day fishing but were careful to j return in time for the barbeque j which Pre and Helen had pre- , pared. The following Sunday. I the Lindemanns were invited i to a barbeque at the Fleming ' lwme. |*. Bobby Lindemann stayed a worship service is 11 a.m. New (week with the Flemings, where members will be received into I he enjoyed the companionship the church and the sacrament of baptism will be administered. Birthday Greeting* Go out this week to Lloyd camping for a few days with j Davis, who celebrates Aug. 18; the boys. j to Bob French on Aug. 19; to Frank and Judy Krumwiede i Butch Kellogg and to Donald i t ween Algonquin, Melrose Park and family spent four days last j Roerer .on Aug. 20; to Peggy and the Campbells. Lena's moof John, who is also an 8-year- I o l d . ' . - ' ' . j The Campbells enjoyed a ten day visit, from Lena's sister, ' Mrs. Lucille McCaleb, of San J Juan, Puerto Rico. Lucille's | teen-age son was with her and | they divided their time beweek visiting with Frank's j Cary, Matt Mersch and Jim folks in Plainsfield. j Sobacki on Aug. 21 and to Bob Kay and Wally Sielisch had> t Lindemann and Bob Perrino on a grand time on their way to j Aug. 23. Michigan. Wally returned to | work last Monday. He also celebrated his birthday on the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Snell spent all last week visiting with Mrs. Snell's sisters, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Cassidy. Alt. Hope Church The couple's club will meet this Saturday evening at 8 p.m. at the barn. This will be a mystery fun night. Casual dress will be fine. See you there. VISCOUNTS PLAY AT ANNIVERSARY PARADE AUG. 27 Anniversary Greetings Are sent to the Ken Noona, ns. who will be celebrating on Aug. 24. Recuperating We're happy to report that Bob Kuester's hand ia mending after a set-to with an engine which nearly severed it.,, , . . , He lost a lot of blood and; the | but enough 10 break the skm cut required twenty-six stitch- j Karen Anderson has been es. He is grateful it wasn't his livin8 out of a suitcase for ther was up from Georgia for ' a ten-day visit also. J While Greg and Jim Fultz are enjoying a visit with their > grandparents in Fort Wayne, : Ind., both their grandparents and their parents, will be anxiously hoping for a negative report on ihe rabies tests of a far;m dog in Woodstock! Jack and Marilyn took the boys along. on a sports car rally which ended at a farm in Woodstock, where Greg got bitten on his upper lip, not bad, The McHenry Viscounts, crack local drum and bugle corps unit, will march in a huge parade Saturday, Aug. 27, to help Des Plaines celebrate its 125th anniversary. Called the "biggest ever held by a Chicago suburb," the parade is expected to take about two hours to pass a given point along the two-mile route of march. » . . . R e s i d e n t s o f M c H e n r y h a v e w<f|been inviied to come to Des Plaines by Mayor Herbert H. Behrel to watch the local drum and bugle corps perform in the parade that is scheduled to begin at 2:45 p.m. More than 100,000 visitors are expected to line the parade route. Police and volunteers will be located throughout the city to direct visitors to. parking areas. The parade will be led by Gov. William G. Stratton, who will head a twenty- car motorcade of city officials, dignitaries and the oldest residents of Des Plaines, who will be honored during the parade. right hand. Amolee Mclntyre is recuperating, too, we're glad to say. She hadn't been feeling well before she, Jack and the three girls left for their vacation. She enjoyed the trip and the visits with their many relatives and friends in Kansas and Missouri, but her real rest came, on her doctqr'^, advice, after returning boni§!'<f, Another get well <jtfsh is for Larry Tucker, who fell pnto the sidewalk while playing tag, breaking his arm in t\vo places His arm will be in a cast- for at least a month, curtailing, his bike tiding and many oftier activities. In this case ft was; a right arm. tyut thankfully, youth heals quickly. i - -- •.-- weeks now, long before she ever left to visit relatives in Salt Lake CHy! She made the flight alone, too, and her Dad wasn't the pilot on that flight. Little wonder she was so impatient, that's quite an accomplishment for a young lady of 11. On Monday, Aug. 8, Lois Ryan and her aunt, Mary Casey, of Elgin had a surprise baby shower for Lois' sister, Marian Anderson, at their mother's home in Fox River Grove. Marge Wqnsik, Gertrude Lynn, Efhel Selk, Charlene Selk, Betty Johnson, Agnes Ryan, Martha Schmidt, Lillian Ryan, Angie Domico, Mary Domfco, Ann Kelmvan, Lois Greffin, Neva Jacoby, Jo Kroeger, Sandra NOTICE THE OFFICE OF DR. JOHN T. GRAY OPTOMETRIST 126 Si GREEN ST. WILL BE CLOSED FROM 9:00 P.M. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5th until 9:30 A.M. MONDAY, AUGUST 22nd Marcia Dowd entertained the girls last Thursday evening in her hom^ Cards were played j and refreshments were enjoyed by Marilyn VanZevern, Betty Sandelin, Betty Warczak, Jeanene Barron, Audrey Misavice, Marie Schlick and Darlene Nee- Sandy Heir returned home from her vacation at her grand mother's house. She brought Grandmother Hansen back with her for a week's vacation with Gene and Joyce. I , hope all the members of \ Imported from Italy KNITTED DRESSES One & three pc. outfits Sizes 12 to 20 Colors: Iris Pecan Beige - Black These are designers' samples usually sell for $69.95 To get "Acquainted" Specially priced at only and $39.95 See our complete line of "Campus Wear" . . Bulky Knits . . Skirts, TNT and MARCY ALLEN Original Frocks . . . priced from $14.95 up S&S STORE "FEMININE FASHIONS" 368 N. Cedar Lake Road Round Lake, III. "Across from Round Lake Depot" Open All Day Wednesday -- Fri. 'til 9 p.m. l*NCH an* # M _-oal lot mm Vycital's Hardware 132 S» Green St., Phone EVergreen 5-0098 McHenry, I1L Stephan and Jean Mersch at- I tended. A ham supper was servj ed, followed by a special cake and coffee. The Lawrence children enjoyed a two-week visit from their cousins, after which they i enjoyed a two-week stay at theii cousins' home in Chicago, while Dolores and Len joined Bob and Pat Kellogg for a glorious vacation to Yellowsi one Park. The Kellogg children traveled as far as Duluth, where they stayed with their grandparents until the return trip of their vacationing parents. We hear the trip was fabulous, terrific and marvelous (and we're forced to believe it because our next door neighbors, Marge and Harold Slove, just returned from there also, With the same' glowing reports!). The trip for the Hansens and Kelloggs included horseback riding up the mountains, five days at a lake lodge and joining in the many activities at the lodge, dancing, theater, etc. To add to their excitement, their car motor got vapor locked atop a mountain, forcing them to back down for a long distance, with their hearts in their mouths! Marge and Harold Slove' chose to camp in their station wagon while at the park, and they were fascinated by the many black bears. They explored the many historical landmarks out west and came back wiser than before. No hair raising motor trouble for them, but Marge nearly put a hole in | the floorboards on . her side of I the car because of Harold's sightseeing while going on the winding mountain roads! • Jim and I and our three en- • joyed a very nice vacation in j Baton Rouge, La., visiting with Jim's parents and his sister and I her family. The -kids always j look forward to seeing Mama's | pet talking parrot which spends most of its time in a cedar tree on the front lawn. Have You Met . . . Judy Huemann, who is our new neighbor at 125 Manor Lane? Judy and Bill and their children, Billie, who will be two in November, and Tony who was born this past January, moved here from Great Falls, Montana. Bill was on furlough from duty in the Air Force and has since returned to Great Falls to finish out his final three months of service. Judy's grandparents, the DeCiccos of Lakemoor, are staying with her and the boys until-Bill returns. Bill is a radar mechanic in the Air Force and. enjoys tinkering with anything, which involves electronics. He also likes cameras and enjoyp all sports. Judy spends her'extra time hooking rugs and reading. She also hopes to be able to work with ceramics again^s soon as they get settled down. Thanks To Lois Ryan, who was gracious enough to take over her old spot for me while we vacationed! 4 Reminder Now that I'm back you. can once again phone your news in at EV. 5-5527. fr , RUSSIAN UNPOPULAR HERE American colleges awarded 340,000 bachelor degrees * in 1956-57, but only 107 were for majors in the Russian language. Out of 61,955 master's degrees, 33 were for Russian studies. Doctors' degrees totalling 8,756 included 10 in fbe Russian language field, and out of 410,000 professional degrees. 150 were to those specializing ' in Russian. ED'S RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders, to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 St. Mary's P.T.A. ANNUAL FALL STYLE SHOW featuring Salad Luncheon -- $1.75 Wednesday, Aug. 31 1:00 P.M. if at the Air-Condiiloned V.F.W. Hall - McHenry v 0- CRYST BOWL Opening Monday/ September 19th McHenry County's MOST MODERN BOWLING LANES Routes 31 & 176 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. 20 BRUNSWICK LANES Snack Shop Cocktail Lounge BSUtard Room Banquet Hall and Meeting Rooms Nursery Ample Parking Following Time and Days Still Available for Forming of Leagues; Monday --- 10 Lanes Available at 7 p.m. and 10 at 9 p.m. Tuesday Open Lanes 7 p.m. (10» Tuesday - Open Lanes 9 p.m. (10) Wednesday Husband and Wife League 9 p.m. Handicap (10 Lanes') Wednesday - Mixed Handicap League 9 p.m. (10 Lanes,) Wednesday - Service Station League (10 Lanes) x . Thursday - Men's Handicap 9 p.m. (10 Lanes) Mixed League 9 p.m. (10 Lanes) Ladies' League (10 Lanes) Tavern League 9 p.m. (10 Lanes) Scratch League 9 p.m. (10 Lanes) 850 Open Lanes (10) s * /« ! Thursday Thursday Friday Friday Friday Individual or Leagues for Scratch, Handicap and Mixed Leagues pipage either call Crystal Lake 3096 of stop In at 441 Porter avenue after 0 pjn. any evening Full teams for above leagues can come into arty of our leagues as their own team. BEGINNER BOWLERS WELCOME WE WILL HAVE FREE BOWLING INSTRUCTIONS JOIN A LEAGUE NOW