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-J ^ ^ J&igtr vf» - *•' -^^\t'^;f ^*'1*™$#* tf"'V', ""^v i ^"iuwd(iyr June Piitakw Highlands MEFFKT AT bytCftrla Bale? £ Hasel Moriey 2895-J 61041 The 'mosquito sprayer will not be used for the spraying Of 2, 4-D. This weed killerywill be ayailable to property owners for use in their 6wn sprayers. No , attempt is going to be made this yeir to kill all of fte weeds on the vacant property; • Mosquito spraying has been- started in some areas With very fayorable results. \ " Happy Anniversary • to Bill and Marie Schlik, who celebrate nineteen years . ' of wedded bliss on June 28. Also belated wishes' to Joyce and Gene Heir ;ijf Tryout tqt Cubs ; Don Bentz is a mighty happy -boy. He has received -a.'letter from the Cubs baseball t£am to tryout on July 10. Our very best of luck, Don. Our Sympathy' \ to Irene and Bob Beamer on the. recent death of Irene's mother, Mrs. Floyd . Watkins <£ Chicago. Attends Meeting of \ Writers' Club | Your reporter, Carla Bales, attended the monthly meeting of the Crystal Lake Writers' club held at the home of Mrs. Inane Adams, of McHenry, Monday evening. After a short Easiness meeting, we viewed movies of Germany and Swit- J^land. Coffee and cake were served and Carla spent a very enjoyable evening. Teen Club ~ Most of the 'teens are busily angaged in finding jobs for the summer. But Ron Spankuch i y i d h i s d a t e , R o b e r t a , and iBarb Schlick and Don Bentz, Still found time to go to the Slow Tuesday night for a hil- Vious time, due to the generijfeity of Papa Spankuch. The same two couples are also going to attend the stock car S'pces at Wilmot Saturday. Also along for "the fun will be £ a t J o h n s o n and h e r d a t e M a r t y . Don B e h t ^ and Ron S p a n k u c h h a v e / a l s o b e e n Unending their time cutting the weeds down on some of the.'ice and Jerry Janquart, Jack vacant lots. Who was Bob Messel carrying down the road While Lola I>uPree stood laughing? ~ H- ^ 3? ^ gf,' » v'"f & N * ' J1 TJfE McHSIRY PLAINDEALER 11 VW'yv't wynr fop*-V'jtt ; Here aqd There Lorraine Ullo is having a bridal shower for her sister Vi, in Chicago tonight. Audrey Misavice has he r father with her for a visit. The kids all. look forward to going fishing with Grandpa. Carla and Jim Bales attended the wedding of one of Carla's girl friends Saturday afternoon with the reception held at Antioch. Mrs. Scott and her son, Bud, visited the Schlicks on Wednesday. Mark Bentz got a bite on hi£^Teg~"Saturday and it got bad it \riad to be lanced. 3U1 is well Vow! The DobecRjis and the Stewarts were going boating Sunday afternoon, U>ut first Don and Barney hadNa try , out the boat. In the middle of the lake they ran out of gas and had to be towed by another boat. Only thing, they were towed to the opposite side of the lake. Having no money w i t h t h e m , to buy g a s , t h e y called the girls, who naturally rescued thetn out of the predicament and they all then enjoyed their boat ride. We hear the Rhineharts are back from vacation with many fine memories Toots Spankuch entertained Lorraine Erdmann, RTj t h Boyle, Dotti Rodarmel, %and Anna Cohrs for some coffee klutchin' Wednesday afternoon. Marilyn and George Lammert will spend the weekend in Chicago. Saturday Janquarts barbecued dinner for their lucky guests, the; Medines of Fox Lake. * Don Dobecki's folks from Indiana will be spending the weekend with them. They'll also get a look at the new fence Don has put up in his b a c k y a r d to k e e p Wanda home. Marcia and Eddie Dowd, the Barkers, Jr. and Sr., Carla and Jimmy Bkles, and friends spent Thursday on a picnic at Lake Benedict. Eight couples enjoyed a steak fry at Dolly and Ray Novotny's house Saturday evening. The couples brought their own steaks and another dish for the buffet table Cool liquid refreshments were served, and another good time wais had by Lois and Tom Mason, George and Marilyn VanZevern, Janand Dot Erbin, Carla and Jim Bales, Hazel and Dick Moriey, and Wanda and D6n Dobecki. Jeanne and Che" Janqufirt are spending some .of their summer vacation with their G r a n d m a ana G r a n d p a Schwartz of Milwaukee. They will also spend some of the time visiting their Aunt Ellen and Uncle Ernie. Now all Janice has to do is find someone for little Jerry and Renee to visit and she will be all set! The Schlicks are expecting company from California for the weekend Toots and Lou Spankuch spent the weekend in Chicago. The Marshall Andersons sold their home and moved to Melrose 'Park Saturday. Frank Krumweide is enjoying a week's Vacation, he will spend it painting and-taking Judy and the kiddies V&rious places. Ruth Lemmons was happy to have her dad; and Stepmother visit them last Saturday. Ruth had a very enjoyaible day.' Betty Warczak spent Monday in Berwyn .getting some more teeth fixed. Mary Madock was a guest of Jane Malek last Mortday. The children spent a njpe hap Py play time while the rpothers enjoyed a chat. Mary and t h e k i d d i e s s p e n t t h e whole day with Jane fend Mi's. Lewandoski. Kay Sielisch and Judy Krumwiede are enjoying their strawberries very much. Judy and Kay plainted strawberries last year and now are enjoying the fruits of their labor. Now that Dickie Moriey is over his chicken pox, his two brothers have them and also, Georgie VanZevern and .Ricky Madock. Let's hope by next week all these little guys will be fine again. I certainly hope so because two of the youngsters belong to me. ' • Mary and Dick Madock r attended the graduation cerembny l a s t n i g h t a t W r i g h t J u n i o r ' c o l l e g e in C h i c a g o where Mary's brother, Frank Butler, graduated. Ruth Lemmons anft Kay Sielisch were guests ^>f Karen Lynn KrumwieM fir a late luncheon/ June iff, iff honor of her first birthday. Children shooting BBV guns^ were the topic of conversation last weekend down Meadow Lane way. Seems they were shooting at the lovely birds. A BB gun can be quite a dangerous thing around "small children such as .live on. Meadow Lane and I'm sure no one would, want to be .responsible for someone losing their eye sight because of the carelessness of another, so please keep the guns where they belong, not in a residential; area. Marilyn Lammert has taken a.job in Fox Lake for awhile. W h i l e s h e w o r k s h e r good friend and neighbor looks after Johnny and Kevin. Lorraine and Bob Hurckes and Pat and, Ron Jackson spent a pleasant time last Saturday night at a dance given by »the McHenry bseball league at the V.F.W. Steve Vrbik's folks were out and spent Father's Day visiting with Steve and Geri. Bob Hurcke's niece, Susa Baugous, is spending a. coup „ of weeks with Bob .and Lor*; raine. Lorraine has some fet male company for awhile. Kathy Mclnerney and Tom Fowler spent a nice day ii} Chicago. They went downtown' and had a nice lundi. Tom also presented Kathy w i t li some lovely birthday, presents. Some more chicken pox has come to the attention of this reporter. This time* they have come to Gregory and Douglas Mayer. Here's to a |peedy recovery kids. Jack Riley is on vacation and so far they have, gone to Aurora to see Kathryn's brother and his family and Jack took Jill, Honey ^nd Jill's girl friend to Riverview. On Father's Day Bob. and Lorraine Hurckes were yisited by Bob's folks from Chicago and Pat ahd Ron Jackson went to Chicago and visited their folks. " Wayne Taylor writes to tell his tolks that the temperature is 90 degrees at Ft. Leonard Wood. Send some this way, will you? Floyd Johnson is now on vacation, but Vi says she is going to have him working doubly hard at home. Mrs. Berg, a former resident, who has been visiting with the Pauly family, leaves Saturday for t Chicaigo. She had a busy time last week with lunch at the Dan Johnsons on Tuesday and a day on the island with the Horwicks. Bill and1 Marie Schlick are attending a birthday party Friday evening in Melrose Park. I'll bet they manage to get in some card playing, too. Bill and Ginny Dunnison from Lake Bluff were guests last Sunday of Steve and^Ceri Vrbik. It's A Girl Nan and Bill Baron of Ann street became the proud parents Saturday, June 14, of a 6 lbs. 2 ozs. baby girl born at Woodstock hospital. Congratulations. Happy Anniversary ' * Congratulations and best wishesr are in order for that happy couple Kay and Wally Sielisch who will x celebrate their eighteenth wedding anniversary this Sunday, June 29. All their friends and neighbors Wish them loads of happiness for many more years of wedded bliss. .Dance Anyone? It's this Saturday night at the Community center. Everyone is supposed to wear "shorts" and those not will be fined 50 cents. There will be e n t e r t a i n m e n t and l o t s of f u n in store for all. See you there? BENEFIT SALE The annual rummage sale for Holiday &ome is all set for Tuesday, July 1, at 10 a.m. at horticultural hall in Lake Geneva. There will be interesting pieces from homes' such as Philip K. Wrigiey, Mrs. Augustus K. Maxwelf, Rockefeller Prentice, Mrs. Robert Tarrant and mamf other homes too numerousHo mention. LEGAL PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Chances In Schedule , COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY and its Public Service Company Division hereby give notice to the public that certain revisions in Schedule 8-R, Information and Requirements for the Supply of Electric Service, have been filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on June 20, 1958. Paragraph (5.40), as revised, proposes that the Company extend its program of - sharing r e w i r i n g c o s t s in b u i l d i n g s with one to three occupancies to i n c l u d e b u i l d i n g s s e r v e d through -underground service connections. Paragraph (5.41) proposes to establish a similar program for buildings haying four or- more occupancies. In each case the Company, will bear a part of COMPANY DISSOLVES From Secretary of „ State Charles F. Carpentier comes word that Carl E. Strom Home Builders, Inc., has dissolved. To get the daughters manried and the sons to delay marriage is the principal concern of mothers. 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