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§ Thursday. May 14. 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pisiakee Highlands CAPACITY CROWD HEARS DISCUSSION ON INCORPORATION ay Sielisch -- Hyatt 7-3414 Hazel Morley -- Hyatt 7-3320 A special meeting was held May 6. The-biggest turnout in years had the community center packed. There wasn't even standing room. The meeting was very short. Blanche Haefliger read the minutes of the last meeting. Skip Wilson gave the treasurer's report. The roll of officers and block captains found all the officers present and most of the block captains. Joe Murray thanked every | he see that it goes right one for helping the Scouts at1 t>ack- For which we thank him the recent box social, and re-1 heartily. sorted the Boy Scouts enjoyed I Judy Krumwiede and children went picking wild violets last week and came home with the most beautiful, bouquet of them. They were so big and pretty, the stems this year are extra long and make lovely bouquets indeed. May 8. They celebrated their | versary to a very popular cou- extend a belated happy Moth-' their phone but service was anniversary with a nice dinner pie, Joe and Sylvia Murray, ers Day to all their mothers,! restored the next day. and Blanche got all prettied whor celebrated 13 years of j and want them to know they | Hazel Morley was visited Page Nineteen up for the occasion. more, folks Marie Schlick is doing fine and has graduated to a very small bandage of cotton in her ear. She still has a lot of pain if she overdoes and Marie being a very active person, does that now and then. Take it easy, Marie. Kay Sielisch was very happy to meet Mr. Merley at the association meeting. Seems the check Haze and Kay receive every month goes to his home by mistake and the girls have often wohdered who he was. Kay and Mr. Merley had quite a chat and he said now that he knows it contains a check Many wedded bliss May 4. Joe is well known for his active and hard work with the Scouts. We can only wish them much happiness and many years of good health and the best of luck. port* two campouts last month, with a field trip planned in the very hear future. The Sea Scouts T rended the last campout with e Scouts. A ball team is being formed for the Cub Scouts. There will be an open meeting in September and any boy who is 8 may join. If you have a <<Box So*5'81 Profitable boy who is interested you may To Scouts" call Mr. Neilson, Mr. Zenner Scoutmaster Joe Murray was or Mr. Fletcher. very pleased with the profit . There was no report on the made at the box social recentchurch or 'teen committees at j ly. He is most grateful to the this time. committees who worked so *£The beach committee reports hard to make it a success. It sand for the beaches has been j was a very nice affair, and ordered and will be spread very j those who did not attend misssoon. They can use a lot of j ed a grand evening. Mr. Murhelp. Gene Heir needs a lot of! ray is most grateful to Mr. help for work on the barn. Gene has done most of the work by himself and really needs help to finish. Gene Sarver has accepted the trustee position and has bgen appointed to handle the ivrk and boat landing detail. and Mrs. Robert Baker for their private donation to the Scouts. "Highland News" Lorraine Erdmann, Jeanene Baron, Marcia Dowd and Della Wesselink gave a belated He will appoint folks for cus-, birthday party for Sally Vontodians for the five beach dis- j Bruenchenhein. The party was • tricts. held in the Wesselink home, The Women's club reports cake and coffee were served the next meeting will be held and impromptu gifts were bein the barn May 27. | stowed on Sally. May 6 .will The road committee reports; be a day long remembered by they have exhausted their j Sally. The girls had a ball, funds to continue the work. Las.t Saturday evening the The meeting was adjourned James Bales' and Edward t8:35 for an open discussion I Dowds attended a smorgasbord incorporation. The mayor' in Waukegan. The Swedish of Sunnyside, Mr. Linden, and Glee club rendered many songs, one of his trustees, Mr. Prell,! The Dowds were lucky to have were on hand to answer any, Marcia's folks, the Dickmans, questions. There was to have | out for Mother's Day and they been men present to givp (h^ j baby sat for them Saturday pros of incorporation, but it j evening. Jim and Ed are both turned out to be an evening j ra5 ,^o»d men. of all cons. Wednesday Kay Sielisch re- After all the discussions a ceived her annual bouquet of vote was taken on the order I arbutus from her mother in the fact-finding board-to I Miehigsm.i»"!Kay says when she go ahead towards the ends of' receives them she knows it is St. John's PTA Meets May 18 The St. John's P.T.A. will hold a meeting May 18, at the community hall in Johnsburg at 8 o'clock. Father Baumhofer will give a talk: We hope many parents who have children going to St. John's will make a special effort to attend this meeting. A great many folks from the Highlands turned out last Saturday to vote on the park district in McHenry. "Beauty And The Beast*?' Driving around the Highlands one can see many well kept places, pretty flowers blooming, well kept lawns. One can also see many places where tin cans and trash are strewn all over, making them an eye sore. We all want this a community to be proud of. Let's pick up and clean up. Our popular president of the Women's club. Blanche Haefliger, attended the Lotus Blossum Women's club meeting in Spring Grove as the guest of Mrs. Peprgy Bruessler on Wednesday, May 6. She had a wonderful time at the affair. Our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Formella, whose mother passed away. Toots Spankuch and Ann Szypelbaum attended the bowling banquet. The girls enjoyed their night out very much. Don't we all? Harriet Taylor celebrated her birthday May 6. We hope you had a very nice time and we .would like to add our best wishes. Better late than never. love them and appreciate them j last Thursday by Dick's aunt, a lot. j Darlene Brooks from Califor- A very happy birthday to nia, and Dick's mother and Lee Johnson who celebrated two sisters. The afternoon was May 13. Lee is one of the popular 'teens in the Highlands and a credit to the Teens in every way. The upcoming prom to be held May 16 and 17 has all the 'teens excited and busy. Barb Schlick, who gives us the 'Teens news was busy baking a pie for the banquet May 7, "so she had Ron Spankuch write the items for her.. We hear Barb makes very special pies. Most all of the dates for the prom have been made. Those who will "double date are Lola DuPree, Butch Fort; Barb Schlick and Ron Spankuch; Don Bentz, Judiy Jensen; Pat Johnson and date. Lee Johnson and Honary will attend. Trudy Drochner and John Olson will be on hand. They have all worked hard for this prom arid hope to have a very good time and it is a highlight for all of them. incorporating. There will be much work for these men and they are contacting every family taking a census and asking each family their opinions on incorporation. The vote for going ahead on the census was overwhelmingly in favor. Now all that remains to be done is the final work for the fact- A.ding board. The fact-finding board is asking for suggestions on a new name for Pistakee Highlands. Any name you submit will be considered. Spring for her mother hasn't missed sending them every year for nineteen years. "Highland News" A very belated happy anni- "Highlands Highlights" Blanche and Carl Haefliger have chalked up another milestone in their happy marriage EPS RENTAL RENTS Electric Hammers to Wheel Chairs PHONE 32 'Teen Patter" The 'Teens held their meeting Monday, May 4. Any member attending six consecutive meetings will receive a free horse back ride. A beach party is scheduled for May 23, to be held by the 'teens sponsors and the 'teens members and their dates are invited. They are hoping for a big turn out. Barb Schlick took her father spent chatting over coffee and sweet rolls and browsing thru the family album. Ray Madock has been home for the past week and is kept busy just working around his home and yard. Sharon Peterson celebrated her birthday with a belated pajama party in her home. She had thirteen girls in honor of her thirteenth birthday. The next day Muriel took the girls to the show. The only one who showed any after effects of the night was Mama Peterson. A baby shower was held for Joyce Frpmey last week at the Petersons' home. Muriel had seventeen girls invited and each one came bearing a lovely gift for the baby to be. Coffee and cake were served and the girls played some pamps. What's this about Hazel Rogde drirtking from a baby bottle? This I got to see. The trouble with dogs runnine; loose has been pretty well cleared except for a few that still are loose and causing a disturbance. Please, if yours is one of the dogs still loose please tie it up or keep it on "News In General" Mother's Day was a great day for the mothers in the Highlands. There were many surprises planned for them and they all had a wonderful day. It is nice having Darlene and David Neeson back home ProPe^^ again. Glad the weather has, Sch"b 1 lc and Marge Moreth spent last Thursday on a shopping spree in Waukegan and Libertyville. Mr. and Mrs. Moreth had quite a house full of guests over the week end to keep been so nice since you came back, hope you brought it with you. Happy birthday to Douglas Dobecki who was just 1 year old on May 3. He celebrated with his four sisters and the rest of the family with cake and ice cream. Mrs. Rockel's nephew, Gregory Dablin, spent his clean-up week out here in the Highlands. He bated to leave and go back to the busy city. This is the ideal place for a nine year old boy. - Don and Audrey Morin spent the past weekend in Chicago. They went to help Andrey's sister and her husband, Jackie and Larry Protrowski, celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary. May we add our congratulations and wish them many more. The storm that we had to the Chorus banquet. Delores; week ago Sunday caused some Formella took her mother. The I slight damage down Meadow important date for the girls. Lane. Lightning struck the was May 7. Bob VanZevern's lamp post in The Teen club wishes to their front yard. It also struck them from getting lonesome On hand were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zacharias, Mr. and Mi's. Ray Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. John Moreth and Mr. and Mrs. William Moreth. Also included were the families of the above mentioned. Council of P.T.A. Meets The annual school of instruction and McHenry County Council of P.T.A. will meet on May 21 at 8:30 p.m. at the McHenry high school. The public is invited. CLARENCE'! 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At this program the Brownies sang songs and the leaders got a chance to get acquainted with the girls' mothers. Vallie Schuringa and Rita Epperson both received Brownie pins that night. Refreshments were erved by the girls. Happy Birthday We'all wish Miss Judy Fantus a happy eighth birthday. She celebrates her birthday on May 16. Mrs. A. Fennell celebrated her birthday on May 10. Confirmation Rev. Martin confirmed twenty- seven youngsters on Sunday, May 3, at the 11 o'clock servce at the Community Methodist church. Twp Mr. and Mi's. Riley and family of Fritzsches Estates took a weekend trip to St. Paul, Minn., to visit Mrs. Riley's mother. On the way to St. Paul they went through the flood area. The weekend proved to be very enjoyable. Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Latimer celebrated their twentieth anniversary on May 4. I hope they both celebrate together. many more anniversaries. This and That Mr. and Mrs. Summers spent an enjoyable Sunday in Chicago visiting relatives. A very delicious dinner was served to them by Mrs. Summer's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Mason and their daughter, Jane, spent the weekend in Chicago at some friend's residence. They had a very exciting weekend doing up the town. • Anybody having any news please' contact me. I will appreciate any news. Everyone have a pleasant and enjoyable weekend: " Mosquito Control Fund Please don't forget your contributions to the open mosquito control fund for the Lily moor subdivision. Send all contributions to Vail Fradinardo the treasurer. No donation is too small. <• Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fairland visited their relatives who reside in Chicago. They were entertained by their relatives all day Sunday and were served a tasty dinner. Miss Mason visited some of her friends in Lilymoor last weekend. Her friends enjoyed her company greatly. Illness Mrs. Toby of Lilymoor has been sick with Asiatic Flu for over a month in bed. We all wish a speedy recovery. 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