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iSi a; Wl?i it^: ^ rv^-z ^§1 Elghfeea THE McKENBr PLAIHDfiAtlR Pkiakee Highlands SABPILNY FAMILY £ WELCOME BABY iCSAOHNl ' A*mP>RTILT , J Kay Sielisch - HYatt 7-3414 April 1, at 5:37 p.m. a baby son *vas born to Dick and Mary Lou Sabielny. The little fellow weighed in at 6 lbs. and 15 oz. He has been named David Joseph and will be ^called D. J. by his mom and dad. Mary Lou and D. J. arrived home April 6, to be greeted by His daddy, Dick, three brothers, Tommy, Jimmy and Danny, and a very proud Aunt Mildred Eckhardt df Chicago, who had stayed with the children while Mary Lou was in the hospital. > i Mount Hope Methodist Church Notes .April 5, was the day set aside pt Mount Hope for a Collection to aid the distressed in Alaska, Mount Hope joined all trie Methodist churches who had set aside April 5, as collection Suncjay for Alaska. « April 12, Reverend Doenecke chose- the topic "Reaching Maturity!' for his sermon, Reverend Doenecke -takes much time With his sermons and they are well received by all of his flock. * The J3YKOTA, meaning "Be Ve Kind One To Another", young married people's group of Mount Hope church are resuming this fellowship group. Jt had been inactive for quite some time and Reverend Doenecke was most anxious to have {he group start again. April 11 the first evening gathering was Jleld. The committer for the evening was Dick and Haze Morley and Phil and Glenda Wieck. The two couples had as their entertainment, "Crazy Night Bunco". Cake and coffee was served. The following members of the church attended the training session at the McHenry Methodist church, Sally Jo Von Bruenchenheim, Reverend Doenecke, Shirley Dyson, Delores Oakley and Catherine Rohrbeck. This session was for help with the teaching in the upcoming Vacation Bible school. April 20 the Board of Stewardship and Finance will be held at the church at 8 p.m. April 27 the board of education will hold its meeting at 7 p.m. It is hoped that as many members of the church as possible will attend this meeting. The Vacation Bible School will be planned. Following at 8 p.m. will be the official board meeting. Senior Citizen Hospitalized After Crash Henry Pauls, 67, of 406 Broadway, is reported in good condition in St. Therese hospital after a collision Monday afternoon, April 6, on Route 12, near Lake Vista Terrace in Fox Lake. Rita M. Drdla, 23, of I n g 1 e s i d e was reportedly charged by Sheriff's deputies with having an expired driver's license, and following too close. Mr. Pauls had stopped for a school bus, and was struck in the rear by the Drdla vehicle. Mr. Pauls suffered back injur- Birthdays and Anniversaries Birthday congratulations to the following wonderful folks: To little Tony Schifferdecker who will be a great big five years old April 18; to a wonderful retired senior citizen, Mabel Gregg, who will be celebrating her birthday April 19; .and to Terry Oziminski who will* be adding another day to her happy life April 18. Four couples yvill be celebrating their. anniversaries very soon. They are: Earl and Pauline Eilers, April 25, and Joe and Mabel Gregg, April 19. Mabel will have a duel celebration, that being her birthday too. tary, so sorry Roserpary, accidents happen which We can not Control. New Stop Sign on Acorn After many years of near accidents on the corner of Acorn and Broadway, and due to the efforts of Herb and Lorraine Lindemann ihey have succeeded in securing a stop sign for that street and with the legal authority Herb installed the sign April 6. So please watch the stop sign. You must come to a complete stop at Broadway when you're coming off Acorn Lane. Herb also installed two drive slow signs with the necessary authority. One he installed on Broadway and Agatha and the other on Broadway near Meadow Hill Lane. There are always so many children playing on the road from Agatha to Meadow Hill Lane, it is very frightening. It is a very dangerous place for these little tykes to be playing and equally as dangerous to the drivers. Dates To Remembers This Saturday, April 18, is the St. John's School and Home Association Spring Fling Dance, April 25, the American Legion, Lake Regions Post 703, Spring dance. Tickets may be purchased at the door for both dances. April 30 the Pistakee Highlands Women's club annual banquet and election of officers at 6:30 p.m. at the Waltonian hotel in Fox Lake. Last week the, name of Rosemary Lutz was omitted from the slate of candidates. Rosemary will be running for secre- News Of Your Friends And Neighbors The Lewandowski family is proudly displaying the very big and beautiful trophy Tommy won as the outstanding player on the St. John's basketball team. Tommy's pai'ents, Norbie and Beverley, are so thrilled and proud of Tommy, as are all of his brothers and sister. John Heineman enterted St. Therese hospital April 5 and underwent surgery, April 6. Hope by now your home and feeling fine John. All the neighbors in the vicinity of the James Rodarmel home are very happy that some one has bought the place and will tear it down and rebuild. The house has been standing after the terrible fire that claimed/<t he life of Dorothy Rodarrr/el. It was a constant reminder and it left a chill to everyone that had to pass by, and it was unsafe and everyone was afraid of the children wandering in there to play. Tuesday, April 7, I baked a birthday cake for Leo Orlowski and had lunch with him and Lil. It was a very, nice day for Leo and he was happy to have his two favorite people with him, so sayeth, Leo. Grandpa George VanZevern brightened the Highlands April 5, when he paid a visit to his son, Bob, and family. April 6, rabies control officer, Deputy sheriff Ed. Jelinek came to pick up the dog that had been abandoned in the Highlands. A neighbor on Acorn Lane who loves dogs took pity on the poor pooch and fed him. We hope to hear soon that Ed Thoren's dad is home from the hospital feeling fine, Ed's dad underwent surgery in a Chicago hospital April. 3, and has been prelty sick: . Joan Zilligen and kiddies from River Forest ; spent April 1, in the Highlands visiting' with Rosemary Thelen, Dorothy Jenkins and Mary Sheldon. .. Once again vandalism is going on in the Highlands and in the little chapel on Ringwood and Wilmot Road. Some one has been busy at night with a spray can of paint and have printed the name W. R. Wolbs in huge letters on the model house and the little Chapel. This may seem real funny to the pranksters but it surfely is the Work of a very immature mind or minds as the case may be. • • ; The gals from the Highlands who enjoyed the St. John's Blessed Virgin Sodality luncheoit and card party were: Jean Tomsa, Lorraine Lindeman, Kay Sielisch, Rosemary Thelen, Lorraine Ullo, Mabel Gregg, Fredia Micheles, Ann Guyser, Betty Zenner, Celia and Lois Thelen. Lorraine Ullo, Lorraine Lindemann and I won prizes. April 8, Teena O'Malley, Janice Janquart, Anna Cohrs and Blanche Haefliger attended the Women's Federation of Women's clubs annual McHenry county Federation meeting in McHenry. April 8, Lorraine Hurckes, Harriet Wilson, Vi Johnson, Mary Seldon and Bonnie Jensen bowled in the tournament in Wauconda. April 5, Bob and Lorraine Hurckes attended the International Dog Show in Chicago, and were greatly impressed with all the beautiful dogs who displayed t heir showmanship. April 7, Jim and Carla Bales and their sons, Reed and Kevin, and Reed's boy friend, Danny Jensen of Johnsburg, and Bob and Lorraine Hurckes and their sons, Bob, Tom, Jim and Steve, went to Mundelein to Watch the Harlem Globetrotters in action. We are sorry to hear Bill Moreth entered Downey Medical hospital April 7, where he is undergoing x-rays and will have surgery. If you want to cheer him up a bit send a card to him at Building 133-B-2, Room 216. Carl and Blanche Haefliger and Anna Cohrs attended the Reinhardt-Mack wedding in Long Lake, April 4. April 12, Steve and Ruth Petrov and family spent the day in Chicago helping Ruth's mother, Gertrude Witte, celebrate a big day in her life. Gertrude's Confirmation class celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their Confirmation day with a big dinner after services in St. Peter's United Church of Christ, Many of the class of 1914 were on hand for the reunion and celebration. April 6, Hazel Rodge Had abirthday party for Scott Wieck in her home. On hand for the day of fun were Mary Mueller and her kiddies, Sally Jo Von Bruenchenheim' and her kiddies and Audrey Morin and her kiddies and Aimee Jo and Jay Jackson. Scott also had a parr., ty April 5, and his fifth birth-!* day was duly celebrated and I am sure Scott will long remember both parties. . The Pink Lady Sewing Guild of the Auxiliary to McHenry hospital met at the home of Margaret Kingberg in McHeit4! fry, April 9. 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One by one all of my old friends at home are being taken by death. The Skip Wilsons, Hank Waldins, Floyd Johnsons^ Ted Wroblewskis, Carl Haefligers and the Ed Kolans enjoyed the evening of April 4, at the Legion Post 703 Cub Scout Pack 452 At the regular monthly meeting of Cub Scout Pack 452 the awards were presented to John Lakowske, Lion Badge and Gold Arrow, Mike Maule a Wolf Badge and a Gold Arrow, Frank Hegner a Wolf Badge, Jim Zenner a Denner Bar, Dale Hillstrom an assistant Denne? Bar, Robert Kawahara a Gold Arrow, Robert Decker a Gold and a Silver Arrow, Stephan Waugh a Gold Arrow. The Pack now has a lot of Weblos. They are Sean Megley, Dale Hillstrom, Jimmy Zenner, Mark VanZevern, John Lakowske and Robert Sallaz. Te Weblo leadtBSfareT: Bernie KennebbeJs 'and Robert Decker. The en tertfttorment for the evening was presented - by Den number two, which was a skit that told the story of a hunter, a rabbit and three trees. The kite derby was held April 12, and I will have the names of the winners in next weeks column. April 22, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. there will be a father and son basketball game at the Johnsburg school gym. May 9, a bowling party will be held at Tomasello's in Johnsburg. Last Minute News Items Saturday, April 11, Jerry Janquart celebrated his seventh birthday with a big - luncheon party. The guests were Gary Morley, David Zamastil, PatJl and Jimmy O'Malley, Glen Galetka, Robert Hovseth and George Hanson. After the birthday luncheon the boys played games and Jerry received many lovely gifts and cards. April 9, Teena O'Malley baked a very special birthday cake for Sally Jo VonBruenchenheim and she and Jan Janquart, Jane Malek and Bev. Lewandowski gave Sally a little surprise birthday coffee and cake clutch. 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