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Tuesday, December / 23, 1958 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pistakee Highlands SANTA CLAUS PRESENT AT WOMEN'S CLUB Carla Bales--2895-J ^ Hazel Morley--640-J-l The Women's club held their Christmas meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 17. Naturally Santa Claus was there to nelp the girls with their grab bag exchange. The girl scouts sang • and e there also was a solo by Beverly Lewandowski. Coffee and cookies were served after the program. ^ Happy Birthday --to Betty Baker who celebrated on the eleventh. Also to Mrs. Rosengrat on the nineteenth, and Dawn Misavice who will be 10 years old on the twenty-third. She will have her party Saturday. Jim Bales also celebrates on the twentythird. Both Mrs. Wroblewski and Mrs. Herman have tthdays on Christmas eve. st wishes to all. 'Teen Club Ron Spankuch was home from work Tuesday with a severe cold. After the high school Christmas Coral program Sunday, Barb Schlick, Don Bentz, kon Spankuch and Delores Formella went to jrb's house for refreshments gabbing. Delores Formella is spending every Tuesday evening at the roller rink taking skating lessons. Some of the 'teens are invited to an ice skating party on the twentyeighth. Here and There Jeff Novotny has been sick witn the flu for the past few t/s. Ray is now at Ft. Worth rning to fly the new passenger jets. He will be on one of the first crews to fly commercial jets. Dolly and the boys are hoping he will be home for Christmas. 0 Mrs. Remke will spend Christmas (plus a few more days) with the Schlicks. Marie Js-also planning a poker party while she is here. Audrey Mis- Toots Spankuch, and , Toots' mother, Mrs. Rosen- • grat, will be invited too. Sorry to hear that Jerry Janquart was sick and home from work for a few days. ' Eddie and Marcia Dowd were ; at the Wesselinks Saturday . night. An exciting game of • checkers took place. The grade school kids had 'their Christmas party Friday school. Mr. and Mrs. Snell (Mrs. Rheinhart's folks) have left for a Florida vacation. They will be- gone for two months, and were sure they will be missed. Quite a few of the Highlanders took their children to the Moose Christmas party at Woodstock last Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bentz's daugh- Wr, Janet, (who is staying at their home while they are in California) was quite surprised when her husband, who is in the Navy, knocked on the door. He wasn't expected 'till next week. Art and Myrtle should be home Saturday. The Haefligers visited friends in Meadowdale Sunday. D e l i a W e s s e l i n k , M a r c i a Dowd and Lorrain Erdmann went on a shopping spree in Waukegan Monday. The Taylor family will have all their relatives spending Christmas Eve with them. Eddie and Marcia Dowd have a new ping pong table. They will take on all comers. Watch out Lou! Ann Szyplebaum will be in the city over the holidays. Kay Sielisch spent last Wednesday in Downers Grove visiting her mother - in - law and caught up on some Christmas shopping. She met a friend, Lorna Carlson, and the girls made a day of it. Have you noticed the Neeserts' picture window. Really decorated very pretty. George Fick spent Sunday putting up outdoor lights and making a very pretty sight. Jerry Janquart was home all last week very sick with the flu and 103 temperature. We hope that he will be back in shape for Chistmas. George and Marilyn Lammert and Johnny and Kevin will spend Christmas day with grandparents Delaroy in Chicago. Kay Sielisch was shocked when she received word her school chum (from way back) and best friend, Louise Blanchard of Cadillac, Mich., died. Kay feels very badly, the girls had planned a get together when Kay goes home for a visit. Lois and Tom Mason and children had a wonderful time at Tom's shop party. While they were in Chicago they visited their grandparents, Lois's mother and father. Gary Morley is still putting up with a very sore and tender hand. The stitches are still in and we hope that it won't be too long before the little fella will have it all over with. His finger is healing, but very slow. Lorraine and Bob Hurckes, Pat and Ron Jackson and Steve and Geri Vrbik attended a Christmas party on the 13th, given by Bob's baseball sponsors. On the twentieth. Bob and Lorraine drove to Oak Lawn and had a grand time at another Christmas party given by the Couples Club to which they belong. Belated birthday wishes to Barbara Kold who had her sixth birthday on Dec. 9. Judy Krumwiede and Agnes Osborne had to cancel theif shopping trip to Waukegan because Margie Osborne is confined to bed with a virus infection of the lungs. Hurry and get well Margie, Santa will soon be here. Lois Mason is a proud aunt of a new baby boy. Lois's sister gave birth to the new tyke last week. Last Sunday was Father's Day on Broadway and Ann S8J555^58^5=01 igmigm any Christmas! I FLORSHEIM .. wHh Imported Bone Shoo Horn You H spread Dad s cheer throughout the year with the quality gift this Christmas. How happy he ll be to select a handsome newpair of Florsheim Shoes from our outstanding selection. store for men PSOKE 47 117 S. Green St McHenry, HI. We will close 6 p.mf. Xmas Eve street hill. George Van Zevern and his daughter, Joyce, enjoyed the trips down the hill on sleds. Joyce Malek was lucky to have two escorts, her grandfather from Brookfield also took a' couple of turns down the hill. Happy birthday to Julie Ann VanZevern who celebrated her fourth birthday on the eighteenth. She had a nice party and many of, her little friends came with some nice gifts. The kiddies enjoying the party fun were Joyce, Jamie and Joan Malek, Kirk VanZevern, Ricky, Michael and Danny Madock, Dennis Zisk, Kenny, Karen and Clifford Krumwiede and Michael Morley, and don't forget the new baby sister, Nancy. We hear that Floyd and Vi Johnson are having one wall panelled in their living room. It is going to look real sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Risto and Lola DuPree left oh the twentythird for Florida. Mr, and Mrs. Risto will be visiting with their daughter and will be home after the holidays. Kay Sielisch had acquired many new friends, all feathered. Kay has been feeding them everyday and Tuesday she was thrilled to see a cardinal. When she goes to Chicago she will bring back some sun flower seeds for them. Kay says she feels right at home with the birds, everyone tells her she is for them. Wonder how they mean that???? A surprise birthday party was held for Craig Thoren on the twelfth of December. Happy sweet sixteen, Craig. grab bag and revived some goodies. Christinas Greetings We would like to take the opportunity ' to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and God's Blessing to all. May your holiday season be filled with happiness and glad tidings. SEEK NAMES OF HANDICAPPED NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL Church Meeting Persons interested in * the Methodist church met in the home of Ed Thoren last Wednesday evening to complete plans for the Christmas Eve candle light service which will be held in the home of Mr. Mueller. Along with Mr. Thoren were Rev. Mellor, Archie Fletcher, Hazel Rogde and Dick Morley and others whose names I was unable to get. We hope to have a nice showing at the Christmas service. If you are interested feel welcome to attend. Mr. Mueller's home at 112 High St. and service at 7 p.m. Dick Morley spent his day off from work stringing lights and getting his records going to serenade the neighborhood with Christmas songs. The school children enjoyed a party last Friday at school. Each brought a gift for the Parents in Districts 15 and 156 are being asked to report to school f authorities the names of any handicapped children who are not now attending classes. Grade and high school building principals and the school "nurse, Mrs. Pauline Pries, R. N-., will record names and reports will be held confidential. Final classification , of the child will occur only after consultation with the parents and a follow-up diagnosis through individual examination by representatives of the psychological and medical professions. The Illinois' School Code requires that an annual census of handicapped children be taken by county superintendents of schools through the school districts, and that reports be submitted to the state superintendent of public instruction. The law requires that children both in and out of school be enumerated. An adequate statewide program for the education of handicapped children depends to a great degree on early detection and diagnosis. The reason for this census is thus to locate children who may need special education or welfare services. The exceptional child is one who has a physical handicap, a speech or hearing problem, difficulty with vision, social or emeiionai maladjustment, or an intellectual malfunctioning. BONDS WM. H. RUSSELL -- Auctioneers -- DAN POWERS The undersigned having sold his farm located 7 miles Northeast of Crystal Lake, 2 miles South of McHenry 4 miles North of the five corners or the intersection of Rt. 31 and Rt. 176, known as Oak Hills Farm, on the Barreville Blacktop, will sell at public auction the following described personal property, to-wit: SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1959 COMMENCING AT 11:00 A.M. (Having purchased this farm four years ago, all of the machinery and equipment used in the operation of the farm is practically new and each article will be sold on its merits. Date of purchase will be announced.) MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT John Deere 70 Tractor, 1955; J.D. 620 Tractor, 1957; J.D. 13 ft. Tractor Disc KDA, 1957; J.D. 4 Row Tractor Cultivator, 1955; J.D. 490, 4 Row Corn Planter, 1955; J.D. 14 T. Hay Baler, 1957; J.D. 5 Sec. Drag Folding Draw Bar, Springloaded, 1958; Brillian 3 Sec. Cultipacker, 1956; J.D. No. 8 Field Chopper, Hay and Corn Attach., 1955; J.D. No. 50 Silage Blower and Pipe, 1955; J.D. 17x7 Grain Drill FBA, 1955; J.D. 227 Two Row Corn Picker, 1955; J.D. No. 5 Power Hay Mower, 1955; J.D. Sub- Soiler on wheels, 1955; J.D. 25 Gr. Combine Motor Driving -- Skour Clean, 1955; J.D. No. 5 Stalk Cutter; J.D. Model N. Manure Spreader, 1958; J.D. 4 Bot. Hydraulic Tractor Plow, No. 66AH 14 in.; J.D. 2 Bot. Hydraulic Tractor Plow, No. 44H, 16 in.; Letz 40 X Burr Mill on Rubber; Case S. D. Rake; Steel Wheeled wagon with Feed Bunk; Stone Boat Steel Head; J.D; R. T. Wagon on Heavy Duty Tires and New Dultmeyer Chopper Box; Electric Wheel R. T. Wagon and Dultmeyer Chopper Box; Electric Wheel R. T. Wagon and Dultmeyer Chopper Box; Hansen Broad Jet Sprayer and 2 wheel Trailer; Montgomery Ward, R. T. Wagon Flat Bed Feed Bunk, 1958; J.D. - M Tractor with Wagner Hydraulic Manure Loader and Weight Bucket to fit; R. T. Wheelbarrow; J.D. 50 ft. Gr. Elevator, 3 Horse Gasoline Motor, 1955; Ideal Power Wagon Unloader; Hydraulic Cylinder for J.D. Tractor; 4 Hay Bunks; 4 Grain Bunks; 1 Stock Water Tank; Grange Dehorning Shoot; Bradley Chain Saw, 1956; Tool Grinder and Motor; Round Hog Waterer; 5 Hole Hog Feeder; 6 Hole Hog Feeder; 1 Wooden Trough; 4 Short Steel Hog Troughs; 100 ft. Drive Belt, endless: O. Cattle Scratch Oiler. 1957; Air Compressor; Set Furrow Opener for C. Planter; Rotary Lawn Mower; 3 Drums; Extension Ladder; 1 Set 13x38 Tractor Chains; 1-8 Ft. Step Ladder; 2 Tarps; Sheep Hay Bunk; 3 Steel Barrels; 1 Small Cattle Oiler; 2 Fire Extinguishers. THIS WILL BE THE BEST LINE OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT THAT WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS COMMUNITY THIS YEAR. ANYONE WANTING GOOD EQUIPMENT SHOULD MAKE AN EFFORT TO ATTEND. HOGS 64 Feeding Pigs 12 Bred Gilts SHEEP 4 Ewes 1 Buck 3 Chevot Ewes 3 Young Ewes HAY, GRAIN, SILAGE 60 Ton Mixed Hay 700 Bu. Oats 250 Bu. Barley Quantity of Oats, Wheat and Barley Straw 1 - 12x25 Silo with Grass Silage 40 Ft. Silage in 14 Ft. Silo TERMS: Usual Bank Temis NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS ARTHUR BRUHN, Oww O. c. CHRISTIANSEN, Manager FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pfege Eleven Eastwood Manor "GOD AT MAN'S' CORNER" TOPIC ' OF SERMON Lois Krebs--2755 Round Lake and the C. Bertucci family of Highwood. The Bertucci family were overnight guests at the Lindemann home. "God At Man's Corner" is the topic of the sermon to be given by Rev. Jack Mclntyre on Sunday, Dec. 28, at 11 a.m. in the Community Barn of Eastwood Manor. Happy Birthday To Len Lawrence, who will chalk up another year next Friday, to Ann Ritter, Edward Schwabauer and Edward Tinkler who will all celebrate their big day on Saturday--Edward Tinkler will be 13, to Margaret Slove who will blow out her candles on Sunday, and to Donna Rohrer who will celebrate her birthday next Monday. Happy Birthday also to Nancy Lindmann who was 3 years old on Dec. 12. Nancy celebrated her birthday the following day with a big party for several friends from her neighborhood. Present were Debbie and Brenda Ryan, Stevie and Linda French, Kevin and Larry Mersch, Michael, Kathy and Randy Penick, Ellen Barry, Linda and Billy Frenchman and Bobby and Raymond Lessard. After the children had their party a buffet luncheon was served to the mothers. That evening several friends and relatives arrived to wish Nancy a happy birthday. Present were the Gilbert Lindemann family of Mundelein, the Chalmers Brewer family of Happy Anniversary To Margaret and Francis Pickett who will celebrate 8 years of wedded bliss on Dec. 27. Many happy returns of the day. This and That Eighteen women and their children were luncheon guests at the home of Pat Cisewski when she had a demonstration on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 11. Carol Hayes innocently drove up to town on Thursday evening, Dec. 11, to pick up her sister, Pat Kellogg. What she didn't know was that while she was out several women from the area gathered in her basement to surprise her upon her return with a baby shower. Her sister, Pat, and Mirirt Hansen were the plotters. The gifts were all stored in a beautifully decorated bassine^ and Mr. Stork served as a centerpiece for the table. Those present were Delores Woolwine, Lena Campbell, Charlotte Urban, Dot tie Messer, Doris Shaw, Hannah Harner, Rita Simpson, Marilyn Fultz, Mary Hadley, Betty Radner and Peg Anderson, all of Eastwood Manor, Dorothy Kelsey and Marilyn Truckenbrod of McHenry and Diane Hunn of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Watkins of Fox Lake Hills were guests at the Farncis Pickett home on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 14. The Lon Campbells drove to Fox Lake Hills on Sunday, Dec. 14 to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hank Walker. ii - Lois Ryan's mother and stepfather, the Frank Wonsiks, her sister and her husband, the Raymond Andersons, her sister, Gertrude Lynn, all of Fox River Grove, and Sam Anderson of Des Plaines all enjoyed dinner in honor of Lois' stepfather's birthday at the Ryan home on Sunday, Dec. 14. Meet Your Neighbors The Alfred Ritter family of 137 Clover Lane, moved into their home on Dec. 2, 1956. Ann and A1 are the happy parents of two boys. Alfred--theeldest, was 6 years old in May and Jackie was 4 in October. A1 .is employed as a construction worker. Ann reports that she enjoys baking and card playing as hobbies and that Al's hobby is sitting home watching television. A1 was born in LaPorte, Ind., but was raised in Chicago and Ann is a native of Chicago. > The Jack Rogers family moved into their home at 115 Country LaHe on May 4, 195?. | Elairie and Jack are the proud parents of Rosemary, who will be 6 in January, Michael, who will be 5 in March, Diane, who was 2 in October and Kathleen, who will be 1 in March. Jack is a supervisor of IBM operators for a railroad. Elaine reports that her hobbies are flowers and sewing and that Jack loves any sport, especially golf. Both Elaine and Jack are natives of Chicago. Not much news this week folks as your reporter was sort a rushed for time. My dad underwent his second operation within a month last Wednesday so I've been on the go between hpre and Chicago all week and couldn't make too j many calls but hope to do beti ter next week. In the mean- | time. Merry Christmas.to all of i you. ' DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) I EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:30 P.M. . EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 for LATE SHOPPERS! The Big Day will be here before you know it! Not much time remains but BOLGER'S is read/ and waiting to help you solve those last minute gift problems. Stop in today! vw**8 pUSH©. AH torroN RAZOR GIFTS TO PLEASE »» GENUINE LEATHER £ BILLFOLDS For men, women, boys, girls. 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