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Wmw-- dafr A-• BQaj l! , IS57 plaindeaiJr PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS by/ Wanda Dobecki . • • . • > I don't know of anyone that^does not* want to be proud of the community they live in, so how about some more "of you old timers and newcomers coming out to the as* sociation .meetings to show your interest in the community. The meeting is next Wednesday, August 7 and is a very important one. Incorporation will be discussed and many other Vital subjects are on the program. So lets see some different smiling faces as well as the regular ones next Wednesday w 8 p.m. sharp. P. H. Summer Festival By now you all' have the notices announcing the time schedule for the big summer festival, as our annual picnic is now being called. Keep it handy so you'll know the program for the .big* day of fun set for August 18. The fun will start with the crowning of Miss J?istakee Highlands Jo be picked ™rom girls, ages 4-9. She will reign as queen over the entire day. . ' There will be races for all ages later in th^, day including a diaper derby for crawlers. Adult activities include races, horseshoes, games and a grea&ed pig chase. Also on the agenda' Is a buggy and bike parade. Wiffflers of all games and contests will receive prizes. $ And our mouths are watering already when vre think of that barbecued steer and corn on the cob. There will be dancing later in the evening iW'ttiose who still feel spry. All in all it promises to be the highlight of the Summer so plan to come and spend the' day and invite all your friends and relatives. \ Good News The recent election results for the school Assessment was 84-60 in favor of the assessment. We were glad that so many turnd out to vote so maybe soon we will have a school bus from the state plus other improvements needed for the Johnsburg school.' ,4 . Beach Party • A few of the local swimmers gathered at an impromtu beach party held last Saturday evening at the new beach behind the barn. The three couples that showed up were Ray aand Dolly Novotny, Ron and Pat Jackson, and Don and Wanda Dobecki. Due to uninvited guests, naipely mosquitoes, the couples retired to the Dobecki mansion for some refreshments J^nd conversation. Where were all ^hosef other swim enthusiasts wanted a beach party? Fire A big fire at tfie Vern Thelen farm caused lot*' bf excitement last Thursday. Tj*he big barn be hind Vern's housfe caught on fire and in a matter df fhinutes was a mass of flames. The Johnsburg fire squad and the McHenry fire department were called to keep the blaze from' spreading. The cause of the fire Was traced to two small boys seen leaving the barn just as the fire Wfis noticed who probably had b6eh smoking or playing with matches. Luckily no one was hurt. But the Thelens will be shaking for quite some time to come. The barn was totally destroyed and -some machinery tost: How to accumulate money . . . on the installment plan With a face-amount installment certificate, you can systematically accumulate sums of money over 6, 10, 15, or 20 year periods. You can obtain a free prospectus-booklet describing how these certificates make lump sum or installment payments available to you at maturity. Single payment certificates are also available; ask about certificate payment completion insurance. Get prospectus-booklet from: George Colleiie Zone Manager 405 Rictanoftd Rd. PHON# 421W Representing Diversified %ryictt, Inc. OR, USE THIS CdtoPON PIMM tend M booklet describing fgroqwotim iiutallmaht c»rt!fie«t*. Nam*.. Addrou.-- City...-- Zon*. ..State... 0 Where Are oar Children? • Accidents such as the Thelen fire are too often caused by children who are playing somewhere, where they have no business to be. We should and must warn our children to sta$/ off other people's property ^nless they are invited. The great loss of property and equipment in the recent fire was bads-enough, but could have been even worse if anyone had been burned or injured. Please caution your children that the farms in the highlands or anyone else's yards are not their playgrounds. Councilmen Will be elected soon in their respective blocks so be thinking of someone in your section to vote for or if you would like to serve -as councilman (or sometimes called block captain) notify your present .block captain. •«! The Wheels Are Rolling on that, septic system for the community center and it looks like we finally have some action. Thanks to the help of Steve Vrbik on getting the permit we may be getting that plumbing in the barn soon and then plans for making it into a real community center can get underway. ! Register Now! Marilyn Van Zevem is the registrar for the Highlands and she will register everyone in the subdivision. As you know you must be registered to vote in any election so see that you get registered now. Anyone can register to vote, regardless of party. Newcomers are urged to register and .oldtime residents must change their addresses. A time wil be set up later for all to register so watch for the notice. Day Camp Memories If you are a girl scout and if you attended the McHenry day camp July 15-19 you are probably still remembering the wonderful times you had there. Like the hike you took to the Bowman archery range. And all the games and kite flying. You really enjoyed the different art crafts didn't you? And yqu can't forget those two cook outs you had a part in, especially the day it rained and you had watered stew. And all the swell girls you met. and had such a good time with. There was Sandra Heir, Dawn Misavice, Debra Montalbano, Virginia Carls, Charlotte Smith, Beverly Peterson, Shirley Spankuch, Diane Johnson, Linda UJlo, JLaura. Bucke, Barbara and Janet Wilson, Nancy Miller, Pamella Marshall, Kathy and Sandra Hettermann, Donna T&' Frett and Diane Stilling. And there was your leader Mrs. Wilson f^and her two helpers Barb Schlick and Erna Rockel. They were sure swell. There are so many enjoyable things to remember that you will spend the rest of the summer just recalling the wonderful days you had at camp. Cake Cutters Those two little Dowds, Cheryl and Jeff, both have a birthday this month. Cheryl's was on July 16 and Jeffs is on July 26. Wq hope they have a very happy birthday and a big double birthday cake big ehough lor both of them. A very happy birthday to Grace Reinhart who just turned twentyplus. Her daughter Gloria and family planned a little surprise party for her last night and everyone had a wonderful time. Pistakee Patter ( Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wroblewski are entertaining a Vacationer this past week, the Rev. Father Ted Wroblewski C. R. from Chicago. He is enjoying tyis fishing, boating and relaxing very much. The Howard Wilsons also had a vacation last week. Howard spent most of his time working around the community and did you see the walk and stairs ne made?' The hoijise is getting a new coat of paint too. How did you find time for fishing and swimming? And have you noticed the Floyd Johnsons also have a new front walk thanks to the effort of the head of the house himself? That new coat of pink paint on the Keppen residence sure brightens up the channel. • It looks very nice. Mr. and Mrs. John Pechous are great grandparents for the third time. Audrey Ott of Oak Park, daughter of Mike Pechous of Hainesville had a pretty 6 lb. dark eyed girl. The parents and grandparents are as proud as punch. It is nice to have Wayne Taylor home again. He is home for 2 weeks leave from the army and is enjoying his rest and his mom's cooking. The Schlicks had company last week and had a big turkey dinner. Sounds like Thanksgiving. Sounds good too. The Spankuch family had a trip to Chicago last week. They took in some shopping and a show. Barb Schlick alsb spent a few days in Chicago visiting friends. She found plertty 6? tiihe to go shopping, to tire show, and to Brookfield zoo. Sne had a wonderful time. It's nice to se§ the Gaudagnollis back at the old' homestead for two week's vacation. They are enjoying the sun and fresh air. . Andy Anderson ' is working in the city now and his friends sure miss having his ' smiling face around. j The Pauly family had relatives visiting them last week. They are catching up on all th? family news and chatter.- ^ Those Schlicks also went to the county fair last weekend arid enjoyed all the sights, especially the horse show, Their guest for the trip was Joyce Schafer. Down Meadow1 Lake The Clayton Dodges of 210 Meadow Lane have painted their home a pretty yellow and brown: Doesn't it look nice? The Brills" are newcomers down Meadow Lane way and they will be welcomed officially by our membership soon but until thesn may we say ho\v nice it is to have them with us. He is very interested in our community and was one of the newcomers at our July meeting. Wally Sielich iss looking forward to his vacation and a chanoe to work in the yard and garden. Have a nice time, Wally, you will have lots of company. Tom Wardzak had a birthday on July 21 and celebrated at a family party with Betty's aunt in Maywood. They enjoyed the trip and so did the nefc' addition to the family. Just down the street a bit7 on Broadway Mrs. Elizabeth Clark is enjoying her two weeks of leisure before returning back to the old grind again in Chicago. The James Maleks of Broadway have acquired^ a teffy colored cocker spaniel for the children. And George and Julie VanZevern have a new kitty as a pet. Rumor has it the kitten was really acquired for Mama Marilyn who just loves cats. Our Big Leaguers Don Bentz and Denny Litwin made a wonderful cpmbeck after their bad luck las^ week in the game with Crystal Lake. They won 14-9. We hope all their mis- New, Instant RELIEF for TIRED, ACHING BACKS! «!«• Hfce It tm firm. tnaforUM* Mc*al|ln lupportl Dnlind by world'* SBMEPE 'ffrocnit.;* « oSUr. Wfoa mN or u'ib"blenre turcwfcu lrDwaLd. bMk muscles. Kncirclinf w. ?ff! "rm- support. W.tn•sb«l«e., Iwnovmiseinb.l e Sutnodpu rra tltlcetrall ndco; tobrldnegr. *^r, ,TO n Peer BACK-EABEB Bolgers - TeL 40 SAVE MONEY! AVOID WAS1E! READY-MIX CONCRETE ' RADIO DISPATCHED McHENRY READY MIX CO* he 606 Front St. PHONE 920 McHenry, Illinois fortune is over for'the season and they keep right on ^winning till they reach the top game. They would still like to see more hometowners out cheering them on. A Surprise Gathering was held on the Pechous lawn last Sunday when their son James and family came in for a visit from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Gathered for the reunion were the Richard Freunds, the Floyd Johnsons, the Roger Pechous family. the Danny Greens, and Mrs. Ron Kafka of Berwyn. The whole family send their greetings to Jack Pechous in Hawaii who gets this paper re PHCA Dues It will soon be time to collect dues for the association again. Even though the dues are small some will complain and ask what they have received for these past years for their dues. First: We now have a community center which we didn't have a year ago. With , everyone's help and the money in the treasury it may soon look like a real center we can all be proud of. Second: We all (including non members) save three dollars a year on the garbage pickup reduction attained by association officers. Third: We have scouting and youth groups for all ages with leaders and a place for them to meet. Fourth: We have a well kept beach and a committee that is working to improve it and a second beach well under way. Fifth: we have officers deputies, councilmen, and many committees that are working constantly to improve the community and make it a better place to live. So surely these benefits plus others are well worth the-five dollars a year we are asked to pay. Don't you think? Sure, we might do more. We hope to. -But these projects take time and cooperation as well as money. I>Tote: Because they were interested in other communities' improvements this reporter's family recently visited a subdivision Take It Easy • Take A Cab! When the weather's bad . When yon want to reach year destination In * lorry . * When yon have IqpfB or heavy packages with yon. It's time te eall us (or a cab. Remember our number McHENRY CAB PHONE 723 'mmm 't '1' 'I' 'I1 'l1 'I1 '}• LEGAL to make your dreams come true! This ig truly ihe goiden moment! For the first time in years your Cadillac dealer has a selection of models ready for prompt delivery .. . your present car is at its peak market value... and the model of your choice may cost far less than you imagined. Call your dealer soon and learn about the practicality and wisdom of Cadillac ownership today. He will be happy to hear from you at any time! VISIT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER STATE OF ILLINOIS ) ) ss COUNTY OF McHENRY) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF McHENRY COUNTY RUSSELL J. HOLOCHWOST, ) et al ) Plaintiffs ) VS. ) PAUL D. PASTORE, ) et al -v ) Defendants ) No. 35436 . IN CHANCERY . PUBLICATION NOTICE The requisite affidavit for publication having been filed, notice is hpreby given to "Unknown Owners", defendants in the aboveentitled suit, that the suit has been commenced in the Circuit Court of McHenry County by the said plaintiffs against you and other defendants, praying for a forclosure of a ctrtain trust deed made, by Paul D. Pastore and Jean M. Pastore to Joseph X! Waynne as trustee, conveying the premises described as follows, towit; Lot one in Block one in Hay Heights, a subdivision of Lots 3 to 8 in Kelter Estate-Subdivision, Unit No. 2, a subdivision of part of the East Half of Section 34, Township 45 North, Range 8 whose association asks twentyfive dollars a year dues. The roads were not better than ours. They've no community centers as we do. The only additional improvements obvious to us were cut weeds on vacant lots and picnic tables and a life guard at the beach. East of the Third Principal Mer^ idian, according to the Plat thereof recorded May 10, 1955 as Document No. 292394, in Book 12 of Plats page 215, in McHenry County, Illinois, and for other relief; that summons was duly Issued out of the said court against you as provided by law, and that the said suit is still pending. Now, therefore, unless you, the said defendants "Unknown Owners," file your answer to the complaint in said suit or otherwise make your appearance therein, in the said Circuit Court of McHenry County, held in the Court House in the City of Woodstock, Illinois, on or before Friday, the 23rd day.of August 1957, default may be entered: against you at any time after; that day and a decree entered In accordance with the prayer of said complaint. Dated July 12, 1957. 4 LESTER EDINGER, Clerk of the Circuit Court JOSEPH X. WAYNNE, Attorney for plaintiffs 308 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois (Pub. July 18-25, Aug. 1, 1957) After trying for a long time, many people are convinced that one of the hardest ways to do any* thing is to put it off. Z E P H Y R ALL-SEASON VENTILATED ALUMINUM AWNINGS ROLL UP AWNINGS DOOR HOODS COLOR AND STYLE FOR EVERY HOME Cctqle-PicUek Aluminum Combination Windows & Doors LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON Y6L'R OLD DOORS & WINDOWS ARTHUR BOGER S07 E. Waukegan Rd. 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