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^tesday, October 22, 1959 THE ^McHENRY PLAMDEALER ^ Pag» Seventeen Pisiakee Highlands NEWS OF YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Hazel Morley Kay Sielisch Hy 7 3320 Hy 7 3414 %ne Malek and her three daughters helped Cliffy Krumwiede celebrate his first birthday Oct. 12. They enjoyed cake and ice cream. We are sorry to report that Stanley Wroblewski is undergoing surgery at St. Theresa hospital in Waukegan. Our prayers are with you, Stan, for a speedy recovery and hope you will soon be home. "on Spankuch returned home fromb'the hospital last Tuesday and is getting along fine on crutches. Dick and Dorothy Orlowski left last Friday for a two weeks vacation in sunny Florida. Leo and Lillian kept the home going while they were gone. Friday, Oct. 16. Audrey M^vice was hostess for the card party held in her home. Ann Zyblebaum, Toots Spankuch, Dee Gregg, Pat Jackson, Marie Schlick and Meryl Fletcher were the guests who enjoyed the card games as well as the delicious lunch Audrey served. Bill Schlick arrived home late last Tuesday. He was one of the unfortunate commuters were delayed by the train derailment. Do not forget the bake and rummage sale Saturday, Oct. 24. There will be many lovely home made goodies, and it will be a good chance for all of us to stock up on baked goods for the weekend. Loraine Lindemann's daughter paid her a visit last Sunde^. She left her little son, Larrj^ who spent a week keeping his grandmother company. Lorraine Lowery was hostess to a demonstration. Oct. 13. Among the guests were Adele Hauck, Jay Thome, Virginia Karls, Blanche Haefliger, Lorraine's mother and her friend from Fox Lake, Marge Moreth. Vi Schuble, Mrs. Sikora and two guests from Pistakee Terrag?. *We offer our condolences to B l a n c h e H a e f l i g e r , w h o s e brother-in-law, Ray William?, passed away Oct. 13. Services were held at the Stockland Methodist church and interment" in Sugar Creek cemetery. Blanche and Carl attended the funeral. ^ The Lowreys celebrataed thirteen years of wedded bliss 13. ™arb Schlick spent last Sunday visiting in Chicago and ^Monday she and her mother, 'Marie and Bobby, spent the _,da.y shopping in Waukegan. •« Gertrude Snell, Kay Sielisch •fend Marie Schlick attended the luncheon of the Women's aux- • iliary to the McHenry hospital p)ast Tuesday. It was the first time any of them had attended fori they are looking forward i-jtcHt next year. Cub Scouts Oct. 14 the Cub Scouts had a very large turn out. They held the -investiture -af-twelve-new members. Mr. Zenner hopes there will still be more boys join the group. Marilyn VanZevern and Betty Sandelin attended the meeting of the Blessed Virgin So^- dality Oct. 14. They joined the club and are very interested. On Oct. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Risto will celebrate forty-eight years of married life. To all Birthdays and Anniversaries H a p p y b i r t h d a y s b e l a t e d , present and future for the month of October. Betty Sandelin, Oct. 17, Harriet Wilson, Oct. 19, Laura Beilman, Oct. 19, Theresa Hull. Oct. 31, Marcia Dowd, Oct. 30. Happy anniversaries to George and Darlene Neesan who celebrated Oct. 10; to the J. Hulls, Oct. 6; to the S. Johnsons. Oct. 12; the J. Bales. Oct. 25, and the Rockels, Oct. 29. We hope we have not missed any of you. Cub Scout News The Cub Scouts had their pack meeting at the barn on "Oct. 14. There was a nice turnout and new members were taken in. If you are a young boy between eight and eleven and would like to become a Cub Scout you can easily do so by contacti n g Scoutmaster Mr. Zenner. St. John's New 'Teem Club* Last Wednesday evening a group of 'teenagers met at St. John's school hall for the express, purpose of forming a 'teen club. We sincerely wish this/new club every success and hope to see many of our 'teens joining. Baby Showers for Co-Reporter Wednesday evening Oct. 14. the card club, of which Hazel Morely is a member, gave her a shower. The guests were Dolly Novotony, Dot Erbin, Wanda Dobecki, Carla Bales. Janice Janquart, Lois Mason and Mrs. George VanZevern. Friday. Oct. 16. a few of Hazel's close friends held a shower for her in the home of Lois Mason. Among the guests at that shower were Lee Conway. Lois Mason. Janice Janquart, Jo Shively, Mrs. Bob VanZevern, Bnrb Sisk. Marilyn Lammert and Kav Sielisch. The new arrival will be well clot lied. Mount Hope Church Baby sitting service for the youngsters is being held every Sunday in the Eugene Sarver home. This enables both parents to attend church and enjoy the service while their youngsters are being cared for. Anyone interested in joining Sunday school can do so by contacting Mr. Thoren or Mrs. Sarver. You are always welcome. On Oct. 11, a group of the M.Y.F. along with Mr. . and Mrs. Ciiet Banker attended the showing of the movie. 'The Man Called Peter.' at the United Protestant church in Grayslake. They all enjoyed it very much and were quite impressed. Anniversaries To Mr. and Mrs. Mclnerney we extend our best wishes for a happy nineteenth wedding anniversary. They celebrated on Oct. 12 but we send our greetings anyway, even though we are a little late. Happy ten years of wedded bliss is wished for Pat and Ron Jackson who celebrated their anniversary on Oct. 22. May you have many more. Finance It At McHenry State Bank celebrating anniversaries In October we send our best wishes. Give It To Kay I'm referring to the news for the next two weeks. Kay will tie doing the column1 on her own for the next two weeks and I would appreciate it if all of you who faithfully give me news every week will please give it to Kay wheft she calls. Thank you all. Around the Highlands Happy birthday to Wanda Dobecki who celebrated her birthday oh the thirteenth of October. Hubby Don treated her to a night out to dinner. Hope you have many more Wanda. Mrs. Moreth and Mrs. Schuble spent last Thursday evening at Harvard where thev at- ) tended the P.T.A. council meet- | ing. | Cidys Mayer was visited for j a few days by her mother, Mrs. j Alvena Johnson and cousin,, j Mrs. Joyce Righthouse, from j Princeton. 111. The school board from JohnS^ burg will entertain the teachers and their guests to dinner tomorrow evening. Lorraine Hurckes had her Hospitalized One year old Cliffy Krumwiede was taken to Victory Memorial hospital last Thursday afternoon. We hope the little fellow will soon be home and much better. NO School There will be no school this coming Monday. Oct. 26 for the students of Johnsburg school. There will be a special for the teachers and a tnree day vacation for the students. Hazel Rogde spent a week and a half in DeKalb taking care of her mother and when she returned last Friday she brought her mother along for a stay at the Rogde home. Roger and Pat Rogde were both home last Sunday for a visit. Once again we would like to remind motorists to please stop Village of Sunnyside HALLOWEEN SOCIAL AT CIOS HOME Irma Gunther - Reporter EV 5-5484 (for the school bus from both directions. When the children get off the bus they sometimes run around the back of the bus into the opposite lane of traf- I fic without a second thought mother. Mrs. Rix. staying with ; of an oncoming car. Sometimes her for five days last week, we just have to anticipate Grandmother enjoyed visiting with the five Hurckes boys. Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Lindcmann. Mrs. Schuble and Mrs. Moreth spent a day last week shopping in Hillside. Marilyn Lammert spent last Thursday visiting with her folks in Chicago. They spent the day taking Johnny and Kevin to Santaland. As we said in last week's issue of the paper dogs are on the loose again. This is very annoying and disgusting to all residents especially those who own dogs and keep them in their yard. If you have a dog that is on the loose please keep it in your own yard. Mr. and Mrs. R. Uloth from Roselle spent four days visiting with Marge and Bill Moreth. Joannene and Bill Barron celebrated their eighth wed- Hing anniversary with their .friends on Oct. 9. Using the OowHs' basement for the eet together were the Erbins. Doberkis. Conwa.vs. Lammert s. Morlevs. Bales, Sisks and the Von Bruenchenheins. Hazel Morle.v was happy to have her good friend. Claire Zum Mallen from Round Lake Beach, and also her mother-inlaw and sister-in-law from Pound Lake Park visit her Mondav. their next move. ' Pre-Teen News On Oct. 22. at 6:30 p.m.. at 221 Highland drive, a new membership and registration will be resumed for another season of pre-teen meetings and activities. One dollar shall cover an initial fee and five cent dues per meeting thereafter. Pop and chips will be served after every meeting. Kay will be calling you all again next week for more news and if you have an item of interest why not phone it in to Kay at Hy 7 3414. She will be glad to jot it down and chat for awhile. ANTIFREEZE THIS YEAR... insist on convenient single-handle £®ycet . . . when you buy a new home ... when you remodel H. E. BUCH & SONS Plumbing & Heating Hwy. 120 E. EVergreen 5-0048 ...without first having your radiator cleaned and repaired! Anti freeze in a leaky or clogged radiator is money wasted. Obr modem Factory Method cleaning and repairing -- checked by our Inland FLO-TEST Machine -- costs little -- protects your __ anti-freeze! UNITED MOTORS WARRANTY Adams Bros. Repair In Rear of Stilling's "66" Service 300 E. Elm St. McHenry EVergreen 5-0783 alive then we can't afford anything for the children. So if we do have anything for the children it will only be for the children of the regular members. You can't expect the ones who regularly attend our doings to pay for every child in the village whose parents aren't interested in the social affairs. a nice visit with her. Our boys looked fine and the food must agree with them because they" are putting on weight. Remember them in your prayers, because the studies are hard but they are doing very well. Our Halloween social will be on Oct. 24. at the den of the Goblins. The Cios duo. Dean and Jackie, will be greeting you w i t h delicious refreshments and entertainment. We will be looking for you for an evening of fun. Don't forget Oct. 24, at the home of Dean and Jackie Cios. Double Purpose Social We have been very disappointed at the turnouts lately at our socials. When this Home Owners' association was started it had a two-fold purpose. One was an evening of fun " Happy Weekend once a month for the parents On Oct. 11 Ben and Anita without having to go too far FreUnd, Bill and I went up to from. home. Second, extra\the seminary to visit our boys, money received at each social Neil and Fred. We were served was put in the bank for future |a delicious buffet-style lunch socials and to plan events dur- and everything, was homemade ing the year for the children, and sure hit the spot espeeial- The two dollars a cougje , lv when we hadn't eaten for Home Bureau Fall Fantasy Tomorrow the public is invited to attend the McHenry County Home Bureau Units "Fall Fantasy" at the First Methodist church on Rt. 14 in Woodstock from 10 until 10. There will be many beautiful items that were made by the members. You won't be disappointed when you come so be sure you set aside a little time for a worthwhile affair. charged paid for the expense of refreshments and beer. There were enough couples in the beginning who came and over six hours. We forgot that Wisconsin time is one hour different than ours so we had time to spare. One of the siswe were able to have some ters who taught first grade at money for the children's doings. St. John's last year. Sister Ai- If enough parents aren't inter- i leen. is teaching in the town ested in keeping the socials up there so we dropped in for Birthday and Anniversary Greetings To all of you who had one and no one told me. so that I can't greet you individually Mischief I have heard from quite a few people that someone has siphoned gas from their cars and believe me that is no way to be greeted in the morning when the men are getting; ready for work and find the car doesn't go. I just hope, whoever is doing it had better stop bet ore i t leads to taking bigger things and ending in jail. All parents believe their children are good and they sure get a surprise when they find out some of the things their children are up to. So if it is anyone from the village I sure hope they stop doing wrong before it spells grief for the parents. . 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