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v'$•' vF"i> J'® TBuHday. Angus* 21,'1959 x , ~ - xs^f 4.^-0 TOE M4HENHT PLAINDEAtER '" \:T%, PistukoeHighlands >ck Captains Plan for Election by Clara Bales--2895-J Hazel Moriey--640-J-l ; .The block captains met last -) Wednesday evening and dis- V cussed plans for the coming rejection. All card files and ,|i<Hames of the people who will |I (be . taking the old block captains' places fcshould be turned in to Merly Fletcher before the -next meeting. '{ r j Some new /block, captains jij^e already- belrn fleeted. Afj ter the meeting.^there was an executive meeting. *Don't forget to ge)/out and vote. i chool Registration | Sept. 2 is the last day to i register at the Johnsburg pub- • ttc school. This applies to new | residents in the district also. ' 0n that day, book rentals will ^ h|ik paid. From 5first through j e®ith grade they total $6 and in kindergarten, $3. r The school session will run |om 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Busses . leave the Highlands at 7:45, > 8:10 and 8:32, August SO Don't forget, this (is the day of the dance at the community i cjpnter. There will be a fine ! ! hud for entertainment and •ltns of fun for everyone. Also on the thirtieth, the^e will be a dance for the Johnsburg res- ;cue squad at Johnsburg. , Women's Club I The officers for the Women's dub met Tuesday afternoon a(t the home of President Meryl Fletcher. Attending were Blanche Haefliger, Lorraine EJpmann and Mrs. Bob Van- Zevern. , ' Happy Birthday to Janice and Carol Erbin, !\frho celebrated with a party •Monday afternoon with fifteen 'of their girl friends. Janice was 9 and Carol 5. On Sunday they will have another party •with their grandparents. . 'Teen Club j • "Die 'teens had their meeting (Monday evening. Ir^was de- Icided to have ai picnic on Thursday, Aug. 28, to end the summer season. The 'teenagers are grateful to everyone who has donated so kindly to the. Terry Phillips fund. The money\$155, was presented ito IVftv andSMrs. Phillim Tuesday evenin: made them tremendously happy. Don't forget to keep sending cards to Terry, and take a few extra minutes to write a couple of lines, he is anxious to hear from you. His address is 707 Fullerton Parkway. The baseball team of which Don Bentz is captain of, is now in first place. On Sunday, he and Barb Schlick will attend a p^ic held for the team by their sponsors. Some of the 'teens will be on TV Saturday on Jim Lounsbury's progfipi. Hope you win the dance coi|test! A going-away party was held for Don Rockel Friday evening at George Stonefcing's house. Mrs. Spahkuch baked a delicious and beautiful good luck cake. Don is now in the Navy aflBan Diego. We hear Don Bentz is jack champion of the Highlands. Anyone want to challenge him? Lola DuPree has asked the people to please say a prayer for the father as he has been critically burned in an explosion on his boat in Florida. Don't forget the association meeting Wednesday evening. EMction of officers will take plroe and new block captains will be named. Bob Heilgeist js now spending two weeks training at Camp McCoy, Wis. Sunday, thq Taylor family is entertaining relatives from Cicero and Lombard. sThe Schlicks had unexpected guests Saturday from Chicago. The Scotts arrived just in time for sqpie of that famous Italian spaghetti. , ' Archie and Meryl Fletcher had a terrific time Saturday. The club they belong to went wining, dining and dancing in a leading Chicago hotel. TootS and Lou Spankuch entertained . that "old gang s of theirs" from Chicago Sunday. Toots reports it was really a day of activity along with singing and dancing on their. new; patio. (That's really breaking it in right) Everyone stayed on and on 'till the inoon came out. The 'teen-agers won the last baseball game 26 to 21. The score is now tied, the 'teenagers won 2 games and the men 2 games. A donation was taken for Terry Phillips. After the game', the 'teen-agers adjourned to Barb Schlick's house where Judy Jensen, Pat Johnson and Marty, Don Bentz, Ronnie Spankuch, Delores Formella, Benny, Myron and Bob Messel had a watermelon feast. Labor Day weekend, thaJEaylor family is having a reunion in Chicago. Toots Spankuch's folks stopped in Tuesday on their way home'from a vacation in Minnesota. Sunday, Schlicks enjoyed a visit from their friends the McEnaneys, of Harvard. The Bales family enjoyed a delicious dinner at Eddie and Marcia Dowd's home .Monday evening. Mrs. Joyce Forney is taking care of a little girl until her father can find someone to care for her in his own .home. Diane's mother passed away last week. Last Tuesday, Milt ahd Betty Sandelin spent the day in that busy city, Chicago. Judy Krumwiede's friends enjoyed the picnic on her lawn. Six old school chums \and their offsprings had a nice time visiting. Jerry Janquart is spending Rart of his two-week vacation working around home painting the trim on his house and getting the lawn in shape. Naturally, part of his vacation will be spent in Milwaukee and on Janice's brother's farm~ Hope you have nice weather. 1 Mark VanZevem suffered an injured eye at a friend's home last Tuesday--a gash about an and i^)4nch longJftext to his eye. Two stitchesi were needed to close the wound. He will" have the stitch£|»k.removed this Saturday Pat Jackson took a group of young adults on an outing at Druce Lake. They enjoyed a day of swimming and picnicing. Irene Naden of Oak Lawn was a guest for a week at Hazel Rogde's house. While Irene was here she caughl a 14 Mt bass and a good sized catfish. Hazel went back to Oak Lawn and spent a day with Irene. Harold and Muriel 'Peterson celebrated their fourteenth wedding t anniversary yesterday the twenty-seventh of August. Harold was in New Orleans for the occasion so Muriel had to sit home and just look at the new washer and dryer Harold bought her. Congratulations. Agnes Osborne spent the day visiting with her mother in Fox Lake. Mary. Madock took her two boys, Ricky and Mike, to the Brookfield Zoo last Thursday. Eddie an Elsie Brown gave a farewell party for their son, Eddie Jr., last week Wednesday night. Eddie-left for the Army last Monday. Good luck soldier., ' Congratulations to 'Mr. and Mrs. Gaberiel on Bunny ave., who .will celebrate their anniversary this week. Hazel and Dick Moriey and Dick's sister and her family spent yesterday at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. They erijoyed watching baby chicks being hatched and touring the captured German sub the U 505. Little Cathy Daley is enjoying her stay with her aunt and uncle, Kay and Wally Sielesch. Kay will sure miss Cathy when she goes back to Michigan. Don't forget to be at the next association meeting Sept. 3: New officers will be elected so get there and make your vote count. Gloria Waldon had the company of her two girl friends last week. Craig and Kenny Thoren are spending a week's yacation with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thoren, in Leon Lake, Wis. Ed Thoren is on vacation too but he's just going to stay around home relaxing. Jill Rielly spent four enjoyable days in Chicago last week. Happy Holiday Your reporters hope you all have a safe and sane Labor Day holiday. 4-H Ringwood Sfunshine Girls The meeting of the Ringwood Sunshine "Girls was held at the Ringwood Methodist church Aug. 12, at 7:30. The meeting was called to order by our president, Evelyn Harrison, with the 4-H pledge. The secretary then called roll and read the minutes. We then discussed our trip to New Glarus and decided . we would not go there on a tgur. plans are being made to see if we can go to the dress factory in McHenry. Our meeting was We then started to fill out our records for 4-H. Leslie Decker Reporter Ringwood Sunshine Girls Johnibturar ^ . s SODALITY WILL SALE THIS WEEK / by Betty Hettermani. . Next Sunday, Aug. 3ll, following all four Masses at St John's church, the Blessed Virgin sodality will sponsor another, of their popular bake sales. Home-baked goods such as cakes pies, bread and cookies, as well , as potato salad and baked beans will be on sale in. the school hall At this time. Be sure to stop in and stock up for the long holiday weekend. Women of the parish are asked to make double quantities to make this sale bigger ahd fetter than even Please try to have your home-baked donations to this sale in the school as early as possible. •<•••' Hospital Patient ; We all join in wishing Mrs. George Hiller a very speedy recovery. Olivia entered Woodstock hospital last Monday af-v ternoon, where she underwent surgery early Tuesday. We hope by the time this comesvto print she will be at home and well along the road to recuperation. Birthday Kids Little Terry Kruger was quite the young lady as she greeted- her guests last Monday afternoon, Aug. 18. Several of Terry's" friends and their mothers gathered in the Kruger home for an afternoon of fun. While the children amused themselves with various activities, the mothers caught up with the neighborhood "'goings on." Present for Terry's fifth birthday celebration were: Marge Petersen, Peggy*and David, Lorie Letzer and Lynn, Susan Heim, "yours truly" and daughters, Joy and Karen, Last, but certainly not least, Mark Kruger joined in on his sister's party. David Petersen was host at his home on Tuesday, Aug. 19 for a birthday party honoring his fifth natal day. Youngsters at that age can be quite active so "Mama Marge" was kept pretty busy most of the afternoon. Consuming lots of cake and ice cream were the following youngs men: Mark Kruger, Keith Klapperich, John and Joey Dehn, Brian Stahl, Rory Marshall and Jimmy Vyduna. PfQt Thirties in this event, which was held in McHenry. The Johnsburg team consisted of Albert Adams, Joel Adams, Fred Huemann, Harry Freund -and Harry Smith. Girl Scout and' i Brownie News s • The Girl Scout intermediate troop No. 135 is in need of two leaders to begin this year's meetings. If there is any women interested in undertaking this task, please call either Lu Ann Smith at 1276-W or Dorothy Adams at 2534. The Brownie troop is "still in existence. Further details on meetings and leaders will be printed at a later .date. There will be no new troops formed until those now in existence have the sufficient hejp to progress. Be sure to watch for further developments concerning the Girl Scouts and Brownies. Those persons who attended the. 10 o'clock Mass at St. John's church last Sunday received a real treat The Victory Choral club of Chicago made their yearly appearance in our choir. I'm sure Everyone enjoyed their singing as much as I did, Frank Schafer joined the mew^t their cottage in Neisen's subdivision to spend a few hours talking over the happenings of the past year. V Don't Forget!! Yes, this is the last reminder to obtain your tickets for the annual rescue squad dance next Saturday evening, Aug. 30, at the community club hall. If for some reason you are unable to attend, why not purchase a few tickets anyway. Your donation will be well appreciated by all the , squad members as it enables them to purchase more equipment and help them continue their very worthwhile cause. Be sure to buy your tickets now! Mass In Chaper Last Monday morning found the little white chapel roar the golf course filled to capacity. Father Trusch of St. Rita's parish in Chicago said the 9:30 Mass ip the chapel again this year as hie did just a year ago. Father Trusch was assisted by two servers, Donald Schmitt and Dick Himplemann. Donald is a great-great grandson while Dick is the greatgreat- great grandson of the chapel founder. The Sisters of St. John's joined voices with the others who participated in this Mass in singing hymns throughout the service. " Feted at Dinner Mrs. Anna Lay was guest of honor at a party held in the home of her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lay, of Towers Lake last Saturday, Aug. 23. The occasion was the celebration of Mrs. Lay's seventyseventh birthday. Paying their respects to Mrs. Lay at this dinner party were Mary K. Schmitt, Mrsr John Lay, Mfs. Christine Miller and Mrs. Frank Freund. The above mentioned are all sisters of; the birthday celebrant. > . Around the Town i t . Visitors at the state fair in Milwaukee last week were the Art Smith family, the Frank Schmitt family and the families of Ed. and Gerry vHettermann. The Cyril Heim little league team, which is known as the Yankees, played host to a team from Palatine on the public school diamond last Saturday morning. The Yankees came out on top of a 9 to 5 score. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmermann and family ?of Beloit, Wis., were Sunday visitors at the home of Joe and Gladys Smith. v< . , . \ " -x .• - Mr. and Mrs. Bill May and sons and the Richard Dehn family attended the May family reunion at the home of Mr? and Mrs. John Weber in Aiiti-. och last Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. George Heun'of Louisville, Ky., spent a few days recently visiting at the home of his son, Cyril, apd family. Frank and Marcella Schafer 'have been kept quite busy lately entertaining and travelling. Last week they entertained Frank's father, Frank J. SchaEfer, of Chicago. Mr. Schaef£r who is 85, is quite spry^anij alert in spite of his accumulated years. Marcella.'^ datit N. A. Weber, also of Chicago^ is spending this week visiting in their home. v Recently, the Schafer family returned from a week's cruise on Lake Michigan which covered about 1,400 miles. COMPUTE OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE JtfLrt raude 808 E. Elm St. on McHenry, ill m PHONE 878-J d3er-J^cin School 6$ <2)an€& ADULT & TEEN AGE -DANCE BALLROOM • BALLET ACROBAT. TAP BATON & TOE Wee folks a specialty -- Year 'round Instruction CLOSED FOR SUMMER VACATION REGISTRATION: McHENRY - THURSDAY, SEPT. 11 Phone McHenry 349-J ROUND LAKE - WEDNESDAY, SEPT.10 Phone Kimball 6-1011 WILDEWOOD - FRIDAY, SEPT. 12 Phone BAldwin 3-3977 If no answer, call JUstice 7-5065 anytime. Cut out this ad and bring it with yon for A $2.5<f text book free. I-V The firemen of are now proud possessors of fourth place trophy which won last Sunday in the county water fighting tournament. 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