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«6r,;.r:a;,, V- v y, September 4.1958 W"i: -'- V--V-V ••;v- I Family Parties By Betty Hettermjuw T^imy arid Terry Zoehler were guests of honor at two birthday I parties held in their feome recently. The six-year- <>ld twins were the recipients pf many lovely gifts when several of their relatives gathered at their home ,ort Saturday, Aug. 23. Present for this family party were their two grand ^others,. Mrs. W.. Carrier, Sr., a(nd Mrs. A. H. Zoehler, plus tlh^|llowing aunts, uncles and cousjiis: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Zoehler and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.DeWere ahd family, Mr. and .Mrs. J. E. Camnbell and family and Mrs. William Plewa and family. On the actual date of their birth, which was Aug. 27, the following persons were present in the Zoehler home to fete Tonujiy and Terry: Mrs. Lil- IianWMaguire, Peggy, Mike, Chuck and Brian, Mrs. Irene Svhultz and Mimi and Joyce Snodgrass. >, " v ' f s-jp -> f- - "* •> ^ *>"' ; "V,£V ^ A *\ ;McHENBY PLAINDEALER ' ; > ,/r V,.*/ p. r Short Visit Cv Henrietta Nell "winged" into plidway airport recently, where she I was rhet by her mother, jMrs. Henry Nell. Henrietta spent d few days with \her paiwts before returning to feas™ Orange, New Jersey where; she resumed her job jvith the telephdne company. While here, she visited several pf her former co-workers of the local telephone office. t .' Lessons Available ' Of interest to the many muisic minded students who will, be resuming their studies at St. 4P>hn's school this week is the choice of music lessons how available. Sister Celestia, who will be the n^usic' teacher this semester, has made available to any interested pupil, lessons in piano, violin or voice. Anyone who wishes to take violin lessons and does not have an instrument can rent one for a small yearly rate. If tou are in any way interests in the above mentioned lessons, please contact Sister ^elesti^t. * Around The Town ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyk and tmily of Chicago spent last eek vacationing here. On Wednesday, the Boyks were joined by Gerry and Mary Hettermann and their three children Diane Stilling, Kathy an(r Eddie Hettermann, for a delightful day spent at funfilled Riverview. Dorothy Hiller left late last week for Iowa, where she will start the fall term teaching $chool. Catherine Dehn and "yours truly" were in Chicago last Th^sday, where they acted as go-hostesses at a pink and blue Shower for Rita Davis. Jim and Betty Freund, Leo and Mabel Smith and the Ed, Gerry and Jim Hettermanns fen joyed dinner at Lake Zurich f f i s t T u e s d a y e v e n i n g . The girls bowled together as a team last year. f. ^ Welcomes First Born On Wednesday, Augi 27, a Very ydung lady, weighing 7 jbs. 14 oz. made her first appearance in this . very big world. She chose Carl and Marilyn Ohlrich to be her very bwn parents. Upon leaving the Woodstock hospital, Sandra fcay will take up residence in Marengo. Paternal grandparent^ are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Ohlrich of Woodstock and maternal grandparents are Pete and M a r t h a S m i t h . T h i s young lady is very lucky as she also has four great-grandmothers and 2 great-grandfathers. They are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gates of Alden, Mr. and $lrs. Henry Ohlrich of Woodstock, Mrs. Peter Brown of McHenry and Mrs. Catherine Sir£h of Johnsburg. Congratulations to the new parents and all the grandparepts. News is short this we6k again due to the early deadline. Be sure to call next week if you have any news items. SttnxiygSde Estates Association Ha First Birthday :, From A to Z It was just one year ago this montl that the first gavel fell in the Sunnyside Estates Home O w n e r s ' a s s o c i a t i o n meeting. In that short'v year, your association has done quite well in spite of obstacles, etc. It is only with your coopera t i o n a n d b a c k i n g t h a t t h e officers can accomplish the things that are assigned to them. The past year was sue-/ cessful and now we can look ahead and go on to bigger and better things in the year to come. ' Tonight (Thursday) is; meeting night again at the Kropf home on Indian Ridge road. Why not plan to be there " to help celebrate our first birthday. Surprise v Amid all the activity of wedding plans for her son, Ray's, forthcoming marriage on Sept: 7 , M i s . L i l l i a n J e n s e n t o o k time out to attend a demonstration in McHenry. She was one surprised person when she arrived there to find that it wasn't af demonstration but a surprise party in honor of her birthday. Her friend, Mrs. F r e d W i r t z o f M c H e n r y , thought this an excellent pretext for luring Lilliart to her home, and; right she was, as the guest of honor was taken completely by surprise. She received some lovely gifts and enjoyed it even more because she had thought the days of surprising her were a thing of the past. May we extend our belated good wishes for many more such happy birthdays. Lady Bowlers are invited to call for information about joining (he Thurs day night league in Johnsburg. If you are reluctant because you are a beginner or don't hold a high average, dismiss the thought from your mind. They need beginners as well as higher . average bowlers, so why not join up now. Call Lois Anderson at McHenry 2065-J for further information. Hospitalized By now, we hope Betty Lakowske is back home and on her way to recovery after her stay in the hospital. Maybe a card or note from som£ of us would help over the days of convalescence. (Joinings and Goings Laird Kayler spent his tenday furlough painting and getting things in order around the house. Those ten days sped by and he has again resumed his duties at Fort Sheridan. One last weekend of relaxation before getting into the work-a-day routine of back to school, Adeline Zeiger and the boys, Jerry and David, drove to Valparaiso, Ind. The trip by car was made with Mr. and Mrs. M. McGovern of Spring" Grove, who are Ad's sister and brother-in-law. The home of the Teufert family in Valparaiso, another of Ad's sisters, was t h e i r d e s t i n a t i o n , w h e r e they spent two beautiful days taking life, easy and talking over the good ol' days. ' It's easy to find your statioiwiti life -- sooner or later sbnrome will tell you where to get off. Birthdays and Anniversaries Happy birthday wishes are in order for Dennis Banker, who will be 12 on Sept. 5, and two ten-year-olds on the seve n t h , K a i p e n Rau 1 a n d D a v e Zeiger. Our senior birthday of the week is that of Dick Gerke. , Anniversary wishes to Karl and Henrietta Rau, who will be married seventeen years on Sept. 5. What a nice day it must have been when Chet and June Barfker chose her parents' wedding anniversary as the day for their marriage. Congratulations to the Bankers and the Schweigers on Sept. 6. Pistakee Highlands FORHOUDAY f CUB EVENT . V/J*y Clara Ba!e»--2895-J " ' ' '•;i'iHaeel Morley--640-J-l Pistakee Highlands Womens' Club Many women turned out at the meeting held last Wednesday at the community center. The amendments to the bylaws were approved and pefssed and there was much talk about the s bazaar planned for Dec.' 6th. Some ladies brought along their handiwork and we were given many ideas on making things for the different booths. Games were played and many laughs were heard. Dorothy Erbin walked off with a prize for putting on the most nylqns, but a few of the other ladies gave her a run tot her money. After the meeting, coffee and cake Were served. Thanks to Wanda Dobecke, Dbrothy Erbin and Lee Conway for their cakes. Try to make the next meeting. It should be fun. Deepest Sympathy to Mrs. Margaret McNamara and her daughter, Peggy, on the recent death of George McNamara. His many friends and neighbors send their deepest sympathy. Hurt in Accident Sonny Wright fell out of a tree near the store Wednesday. He landed on -the barb wire fence and then hit the ground. He is reported to have a concussion and is being tested to check internal injuries. Welcome to Mr. and Mrs . S e c o r a , who will be making their new home on Thelen drive. P.T.A. The first executive meeting for P.T.A. was held at the home of Dot Erbin Tuesday evening, Sept. 2. J Teen Club The teens all enjoyed a beautiful day for ,;their picnic on Thursday^ held at Big Foot Beach, Wis. Twenty-five dollars was sent by an anonymous donor for the Terry Phillips fund. Our sincere thanks. Don Bentz and Barb Schlick visited Terry last week. The 'teens are fixing a package of various goodies and books to send to him to help him pass the time more quickly. Don't forget to drop him a card. Barbara Beamer and Ginger Cinami were accepted as members in the 'teen club. Don Bentz hurt his hip at football practice and is to see a doctor. Jimmy Peloauin will be home Monday for a twenty-one day leave. While he is home he will » Elevan Girl Scout The- first Girl Scouts an3 BroWhles will be held at the tothmUtilty center on Sept. 9( iat^4 p.m. All girls interest^ £ pleas® there. be Bowjnrapftws x There artTffipp^some open i n g s f o r t h e M & i d a y n i g h t mixed league at the Johnsburg alleys, This league starts at 9. Any interested persons can sign up by calling Marilyn VanZevern, Mchenry 2695. or signing up at m bowling alley. . , j : . A lot of thanks shottld gfl to the 'teen-agers who worked so hard and thought^ullyvto go out and collect $155 for-the Terry Phillips fiihd. We a r e glad to hear, that Terry is holding his, {own/ but 4he will be many more fhonthS'-recovering. I'm sure that Terry and his parents appreciated the w o r k s p u r ' t e e n - a g e r s h a v e done for them. Last weekend, Emma Mares entertained three office chums. Quests were Helen Barthelmie, Mary Cullen and Mae Thompson of Chicago. celebrate his birthdav and help his sister, Janet, celebrate hers, at a .resort near Duluth, Minn. Here and There Bill and Marie Schlick . attended a retirement party held for one of the chiefs of the fire department in! Chicago Thursday evening. tThey also met Lou and Toots Spankuch there. Gisela Heilgeist ha$ a girl friend and her two children visiting with her. They have just returned fronv Germany and stopped to see Gisela on their way home. Bill Schlick visited Terry Phillips and reports he can move his arms, Shoulders and legs. The 'teens won the baseball game Sunday afternoon by a score of 26-20. Delia and Bob Wesselink and their son, Bryan, left Thursday for Ohio to spend the Labor Day weekend with some of their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Haddock enjoyed the company of their son, Bob, his wife aiid their two children Sunday. Mrs. Remke, Bill Schlick's mother, spent the Labor Day weekend here in the Highlands. Dolly Novotny was pleasantly surprised Wednesday by a visit from her sister-in-l^vy, and her children and Dolly's mother, Mrs. Linden, of Chicago. Archie and Meryl Fletcher enjoyed the company of Arch ie's brother, his wife, and'their sbn, Earl, over the holiday T h e y ; a l l > : h a d a g o o d t i m e zooming around the lake in their boat. Mrs. Anna Cohrs has just returned after a few days' visit with her son in Melrose Park. The Spankuchs have been spending a few days in Chicago with Toot's mother. Th^y saw a play Saturday and'went nightclubbing. Their son, Ronnie, is at home "batchin' it." Carl and Blanche Haeflinger enjoyed the weekend holiday . News They took th^ train and were >fS t-h«vinet at ; the station by Carl's lister, who Was the hostess for the weekend. Blanche just sat In the super dome and had nothing at all to worry about, and really enjoyed the weekend. Carla and Jimmy Bales had a bar-b-cue witA their friends, Emalie and Sandy Sanders, and their daughter, Susie, Friday evening. Dick Morley was busy last week digging out Bob VanZevern's old T.V. antenna pole and putting it in his own yard for a flag pole. Still trying to figure out who got the best of that deal. Kay Sielisch took her niece, Cathy Daley, to the Grand Central depot in Chicago last Saturday, where she met her mother; who will take Cathy to Grand Rapids, Mich.'_ Kay and Willy will miss her^Very njuch. They enjoyed the pajtter of little feet immensely. A. George Neesen's father _wjll spend a few days with them, taking in all this fresh air. Jerry Janquarts' dog, "Duke" won two trophies! for obedience at the dog show in Lombard. Both trophies were for fourth place. Y Renee Janquart ^^lettfmed her eighth birthday with a group of her friends. Those enjoying cake, ice cream and a l l t h e o t h e r g o o d i e s . w e r e Linda Slugga, Janice Erbin, Janet Thoreri, Kathy Mason and Linnea Medine. When Michael Conway patches a fish he lets people know about it. That boy was so thrilled when he caught that fish that the exec, meeting that was being held at Marsha Dowd's home had to stop and see it. It was a nice fish and we don't blame him for being excited. He had it weighed and measured for the fishing rodeo. Keep trying, Michael, you may beat your own record. gjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiHiiiiinniiiimniinntniiiiininiHiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiitimimiiiiiiiiiy IPEPPING&SONf | CEMENT CONTRACTORS | | Phone 409 f | COMPLETE LINE OF CEMENT WORK | iHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUHiiiiifliiiiiiiiiiiiinui Happy Birthday Happy birthday to Mark VanZevern, who is 5 years old today. After school today, Mark is having a party with all his friends. Those who will be enjoying the goodies and games will be Dickie and Michael Morley, Ricky and Mike Madock, Georgie and Julie Van Zevern and Denny Hensley. Kirk will also help his brother celebrate. This Sunday, Mark will celebrate with his family; his grandparents, the Madocks and VanZeverns, and his great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, also aunts and uncles from Chicago. What a lucky boy^iv having two parties. ^ Prank Krumwiede's brother and sister-in-law stopped in to see Judy and went home with some of Judy's delicious vegetable^ from her garden. Joseph Jones of 111 Meadow Lanffspent a few days at his home cutting weeds and working on the house. Hazel and Martin Rogde went. to LaGrange last weekend and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Speck. HazeT Lilymoor Garden Club - Has Success , by Alma Hueckstaedt The Lilymoor Garden Club again had a busy weekend, this time at the Men's Garden club flower show at Woodstock. Their entry was a picture box titled "Song- of , Hiawatha," which won them a third place ribbon. Their picture box depicted the scene of Hiawatha's wooing by the Falls of Minnehaha, with-a backdrop of forest composed of evergreen branches. High and the backdrop stars and the moon overlooking the entire scene. v Club members winning ribbons were: Mrs. Donald Leske, Mrs. M. A. Haines, Mrs. Herman Crawley, and Mrs. Elvina Latimer. Other winners from Lilymoor^were Mrs. William Zahn/>Mrs. ^Vernon Ehradt, Mrf. John Behrehdt and Mrs. Robert Bartlett. J Reporter Again I am happy to be your reporter once again, with hopes that the community will overlook the shortness of the column this week. Reason being the hospitalization of Mr. Hueckstaedt this past week. If any vital news was overlooked, please call 578-R-l and it will be printed in the next issue. Lilymoor, Association The next monthly meeting of the association will be on Tuesday evening, Sept. 9. Mark this date on your calendar now so you won't forget it. There should be a good turnout now that vacations are over and children are back in school. Plans are under way for the Halloween dance. In regard to the street name signs, Mr.* Revard deserves thanks for putting up the sign for Knollwood avenue. Anyone else interested in putting up the signs for their own, or any other street, may do so with the appreciation of the community because with these street signs we can all get more familiar with our subdi-. vision once we start learning the names of streets or roads said they enjoyed delipioua s t e a k s b r o i l e d o u t s i d e . T h e y celebrated Mr. Speck's birthday. Marilyn VanZevern (BOB) spent the day in Villa Park visiting her school chum. Mary Madock attended a w e d d i n g s h o w e r f o r a g i r l friend in Chicago last week. Agnes Sanborne spent last Wednesday afternoon at her mother's in Fox Lake. Agnes' mother suffered a severe hand injury a couple of weeks ago when she got it caught in the wringer of her washing machine. We wish her a speedy recovery. other than just the one we live II Speed In the very near future, new speed limit signs will be erected throughout the subdivision and the speed limits will be enforced. 1 Birthdays Mrs. Leona Fantus celebrated her birthday on Sept. 3. • Sept. ,7 is a special day for Mrs. Eunice Tobey. Happy birthday to both of you and may you have many, many more. Hospital Notes - We were very sorry and surprised to hear of the unexpected surgery that Mrs. Elmer Kroncke underwent. Mr. Hueckstaedt is home now after almost one week at McHenry hospital. Mrs. Jean Czajkowski, former owner and manager of the Kountry Kitchen, is at home in Lakeland Park recuperating from an appendectomy.--^ General News ,/ Credit for the weed trimming on the Lily Lake double drive. road goes to Lawrence Scheurr and Mr. Hiieckstaedt. If your corner is overgrown with high weeds blocking your view of any traffic that may be coming, it would be appreciated greatly if some of the men or boys would go out and cut the brush so everyone would have a clear view at corners. It may save some of us from becoming involved in an accident because of the thickness and height Of weeds and small trees. Several boys on South avenue did a very good job on moving down the prairie so they- can play ball. They probably didn't realize that doing this may cut down on the amount of mosquitos. Praise for this job goes out to the Zahn boys, the Gray boys, Charles Pulliam, Dutch Hueckstaedt and his cousin, George Russell, who incidentally won't be around long enough to really enjoy it as he left the Hueckstaedt home Labor Day weekend for Big Rapids, Mich, to return to school. He's been a nice boy to have around. Mr. and Mrs. Caho and two children visited Mrs. Tobey on Aug. 27 from their home in Streator, 111. They had a very enjoyable time at Pistalfee Bay. When they returned they made some moving pictures."* - • 11 . " ' • 4' Anniversaries .* Mr. and Mrs. Ben. O. iSeg£r- <- mark are celebrating their twenty - fifth anniversary on Saturday, August 30. Approximately sixty guests will be at the Segermark home to help them celebrate. i Bridal Shower A A surprise bridal shower Was held on Aug. 22 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McMahon in honor of their daughter, Linda, who was married on Aug. 30 to Mr. Richard Brod of McHenry. Misses Kathy Polinski, Sharon Counley and Judy Cameron from LiJymoOr were among Jhe guests attending. The wedding took place at the Zion Lutheran church in McHenry. Guests ~i Mr. and Mrs. Riggs and daughter visited the Sam Root fahtr ily from Miami Beach, Flft. ^ CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS * The state Division of Highways last week announced the' award of $13,088,715 in construction contracts in various counties throughout the state as part of Gov. William mG. 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