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thawday, September 24.1384 fJL g£j2g£i £w%-MHA£UuMi^Mn<kv nm r« »If»N<lNvupn*?u pbqa ovuion jrour PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS KAY SIELISCH SCRIBE ASKS FOR REPLACEMENT to WRITE COLUMN ; All week I have been making One phone call after another trying to find someone to take over the column. There must be someone in the Highlands that will take it over. If I just quit without finding a replacement the Highlands will lose its column and you may be years trying to get it back. There are a great many subdivisions just waiting to get Space in the paper. I will stay qntil someone replaces^rhe but tf no one comes forth m a reasonable time, I am afraid the highlands will be without that Column. So if your interested please call me. We have many Rented gals in the Highlands fhat could do a far better job Of writing the column than I <Jan and it is a good chance for Someone tp show their talents ^1 this field. How about it £irls? It is a very interesting Challenge every week. You ftieet some wonderful folks. Mount Hope Methodist Church Notes Sept. 13, Dolores Gregg srved as organist, Reb Sisk le lay reader, greeters were Dlores and Arthur Oakley, ie candle lighter was Ruth emle. Reverend Doenecke £hose the topic "Real Worship" |or his sermon. In the afternoon Reb Sisk was one of the leaders for the Careers Day feld at the First Methodist church in Elgin. Sept. 14, the commission on lance met at the church at p.m. Glover Young is the Chairman of this committee. Sept. 16, 8 p.m. Choir prac- Ice, Barb Sisk is in charge of cruitment for new choir Qiembers. > Sept. 17, the Boy Scouts iiiet in the church hall. Sept. 19, many couples and their friends attended the square dance held in the Spring Grove school. Sept. 19-20 was the 1964 Methodists Men's Retreat held at the Conference Point Camp on Lake Geneva, Williams Bay, Wis. Rev. Emerson Colaw, minister of Hyde Park Methodist church in Cincinnati, Ohio, Was the spiritual leader. * Sept. 20 the topic for the sermon was, "The Law of Love" - Birthdays and Anniversaries . First off, we missed wishing Bill Perschke a happy birthday. Bill celebrated his big day, Sept. 17, greetings go to Johnnie Mclnerny who will be Seven years old Sept. 29, to Bill Rosegart 0?t. 1, to Richie Orlowski who celebrates Sept. 26, to Dorothy Orlowski who celebrates Sept. 30, to my baby sister Barbara Jane Daley and to my aunt and my namesake Kat Grice, Sept. 30 and to a real swell gal, one who has been a great help to me every Week with news and one I shall miss talking to every Thursday, Audrey Morin who celebrates her birthday Oct. 1. Not only are birthday greetings in order for Audrey but anniversary wishes too, Don and Audrey will be adding another milestone to their very happy marriage Oct. 1. To each and every one of you celebrants may your day be one to remember, and may God bless you all with love, health and happiness and many more years to come to all of you, best wishes from all your friends and neighbors. 487-8414 What Does The Rescue Squad Mean To You? I am sure we all have a different answer to that question but to Tom and Betty Warczak it means a whole lot more. In talking to Tom and Betty after Tom's recent near fatal bee sting their thoughts on the rescue squad were well worth repeating. Tom is alive today because of them. When the rescue squad arrived they administered oxygen but it was doing no good. They couldn't get Tom's lungs working. They Called the clinic and asked for a doctor, and then called the McHenry police for an escort for him. The rescue squad stood by aiding every inch of the way, and after taking Tom to the McHenry hospital they still took the time to check and see how Tom was doing. This isn't the first time the Warczaks have used the services of the rescue sqUad. Their son, Tommy, owes his life to their efforts too. We are indeed lucky to have such wonderful men volunteering their life saving services. Coming Events Sept. 30, the luncheon and card party sponsored by the Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. John's will be held at twelve noon, at the Johnsburg community center. Roast beef and all the trimmings will be served, plus an afternoon of playing cards or bunco. Oct. 7, the Pistakee Highlands community association meeting. Let's all be on hand for some very vital information and business. Sept. 30, the opening meeting of the Pistakee Highlands Women's Club. This is an open meeting and everyone is welcome to come and hear John Shay speak on "Civil Defense". After the meeting refreshments will be served. Parents Present At Son's First Vows Brother Edward Brzozowski, son of Ed and Celia Brzozowski of Bunny avenue, professed his first vows Tuesday, Sept. 8, while his proud parents beamed with pride. The solemn procession y&s held in the chapel of Saint ^Joseph's Novitiate in Ridgefield. The most Reverend Provincial Bernard Bak, C. R., celebrated the Mass and officiated at the procession ceremony. The immediate family who was also on hand for this very wonderful occasion, gathered after the ceremonies at a nearby restaurant for a big dinner honoring Brother Edward. His parents had reservations far in advance for this special occasion. Brother Edward is only 19 years old and already has five years in the seminary. He wili receive his major training and teachings at the Saint Louis University in St. Louis, Mo. His parents and family and friends in the Highlands enjoyed his eight day visit here. Brother Edward returned to the Seminary, Sept. 16. We wish him every success in his advanced studies and we will all be watching his career with much pride and hope we are all around for the day when Brother Edward takes his final vows in the Catholic church. News of Your Friends And Neighbors All the neighbors and friends of Paul Lange wish to express their deepest sympathy on the death of his lovely wife, Ruth, who passed away in their home Sept. 11, after a long illness. The Langes have been in the Highlands only nine months having purchased the Marge Mullally home at 415 West Rand Road. Eastern Star services were held for Ruth in the Barron Hall Funeral Home on Elston Evenue in Chicago Monday evening, Sept. 14. Ruth was interred in the Acacia Park Q^rfretery in Chicago Sept. 15. Our deepest sympathy goes to Janet anjd, Ron Spankuch on the death of Janet's mother who was buried Sept. 14 in Chicago. Lou and Toots Spankuch attended the funeral. Joe and Mabel Gregg enjoyed a visit by their long time friend Father Aubert, O.F.M., famous educator and lecturer. Father Aubert sang two High Masses at St. John's church while he was staying with the Greggs. Scout master Victor Justes, Sr., and family of Holiday Hills, who are very interested in the Indian languages, were really impressed when Father Aubert said Grace in Indian at a dinner in his honor given by Mr. and Mrs. Justes with the Greggs in attendance. mow y0u -Sosommeeoonnee ^]ew ^own? The Welcome Wagon Representative would like to call on them and extend a welcome to the community. Please Call the Representative Below 2 .come aaon Adelaide B. Patzke Phone 385-3278 TAI WT E FRIDAY SATURDAY Music by - / aJP&L VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL VFW COCKTAIL LOUNGE V.F.W. CLUBHOU 3002 W. Route 120 McHenry, III (Just East of the Fox River) Matthew Justes who recently received high honors for his paper on "Our American Indians" at St. Patrick's school in_JfclpHenry, was greatly impressed listening to Father Aubert relate some of his experiences during the many happy years of his early priesthood, serving the Indians. The Pink Lady Sewing Guild of the Auxiliary to the McHenry hospital met at the home of Margaret Bolins in McHenry, Sept. 10. Nineteen women sn= joyed dessert luncheon honoring five birthday celebrants of the guild. The women from the Highlands who enjoyed a wonderful afternoon were: Gert Snell and Marge Moreth. Everyone was so happy to see Marge looking so well and being her old sunny self after her recent surgery. Skip and Harriet Wilson proudly announce the engagement of their daughter, Janet, to A1 Gosinski of Pistakee Hills. Janet received her beautiful diamond Sept. 5. We offer our finest congratulations to Janet and A1 and we all shall be looking forward to their marriage. Congratulations are in order too to Jeanne Hillstrom, a very popular young mother in the Highlands, on her being named the Democratic committeeman for our district. We welcome her and know she will do a wonderful job. She is very energetic and she serves the newly established district. Milton Croasdale is our Republican committeeman for our district, giving us two grand folks serving our area. It was nice seeing Peter Cunningham back home from the hospital. He was discharged Sept. 12. If my column is short or doesn't make much sense this week, please overlook it, I have been taking care of Peter until Ray and Sadie can find someone or get him into a nursing home. So between, running there several times a clay, trying to get, my housework done'and soliciting funds for the Cystic Fibrosis drive, I don't know if I am coming or going. My second dad, Loo Orlowski, has been helping me. Richie and Dorothy Orlowski and thoir friends. Jack and Connie Zanin, left Thursday, Sept. 17 for Dallas, Texas, where they were deU-Kaies for the Lake Region Post 703, American Legion National Convention in Dallas. The American Legion Hall ' of the Lake Region Post 703, was packed to capacity Sept. 12 for the installation of officers for the post and the installation of the auxiliary of the post. After the very beautiful and impressive ceremonies every one enjoyed delicious food and refreshments. The Highlands was well represented for this affair. Over 12 couples wore on hand for the big event. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Taite of Chicago, long time friends of. Leo and Lil Orlowski, wqre Sunday visitors of the Orlowskis last weekend. Audrey Morin spent Sept..15 at the home of her sister-inlaw, Charlotte Anderson, in Prospect Heights. The two girls enjoyed" having lunch together and an afternoon of shopping. Carl and Blanche Haefliger enjoyed a week in Minneapolis, Minn. Carl had to go there on company business and Blanche enjoyed going' with him. Janet Wilson had a birthday she will long remember, Sept. 12, Audrey Snell and Dale Bolens gave her a surprise party at the home of Audrey Snell in Pistakee Hills. Many couples were on hand to extend birthday wishes to her, Dale also celebrated his birthday the same day. Sept. 14, Her parents, Skip and Harriet, had a little family gathering for her. On hand were Marge and Hank Waldin, Ted arnr Ellie Wroblewski, her grandmother, Agnes Wroblewski, and Floyd and Vi Johnson. Janet received many beautiful gifts. Agnes Wroblewski accompanied her son, Charles, and wife, T.nln tr\ Qt T rtnic Mn Qont vw 18, to attend the "Blessing of Deacon" on their son and her grandson Marian Wroblewski. They recently were on hand to watch Deacon Marian take his first vows at the C. R. Seminary in Et. Louis. It was a very proud day for Charles, Lola and grandmother, Agnes. They are looking forward to his first Mass to be sung in April. Deacon Marian Wroblewski and Brother Edward Brzozowski are friends and both boys are training at the same seminary. Congratulations to John and Nancy Barnings and family on the arrival of a babj^&irl born at the Harvard hospital, Sept. 6. The baby has been named Nancy Alice. We hear she is a cutie. Wally and I were pleasantly surprised, Monday evening, Sept. 14, by an unexpected visit from my cousin, Jim Grice, of Kankakee. We have not seen Jim for six years and it was a most pleasant evening for us. Association Election And News Saturday, Sept. 26, the Pistakee Highlands Community Association will hold the election of officers from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the community center. All the candidates are the same, with the exception of Mr. Rapp who dropped out. Let's all get to the center and cast our votes, and after we have elected the officers let us support them. True, we do not always agree with any elected official, but we can settle the differences peacefully and in an adult fashion. Since most of us are home owners it is to our great benefit we keep the Highlands in good condition. President Milton Croasdale wishes to inform all residents that the October, meeting will be an open meeting. A very important issue will be discussed^ The McHenry Township has accepted our petitions for building new roads in the Highlands, and everyone will be informed at the meeting. We hope there will be a big turn out for this very important meeting. In closing please be kind to Auto Imsurame® Cancelled? 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