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Tuesday, December 22. 1959 Pistakee Highlands THfe McHENRY PLAINDEALER r Page Fifteen !h$r friends in school could at> jtend. Besides'Julie and Broths REPORTERS EXTEND :-er. George, were Mike and VTTT F r'PTPTT'hjr*C' 'Ricky Madock, <Dickie and » vjr^ ' Mike Morley, Mark and Kirk TO, THEIR READERS i VanZevern, Don Hensley, Den- Hazel Morley Hy 7-S320 nis Sisk- J°yce and Jamie Kay Sielisch Hy 7-3414 Malek and Laura Gregg. Dennis. Sisk did just the op- £e would like to extend to P°site of Jijlie. He was five all our friends" and neighbors years old on Dec. 19 and had and those who faithfully supply j a Par"ty on Dec. 18 with the us with our news items, a very i four OMally boys. Reed and merry Christmas and "joyous I Kevin Bales, Robin Flint and holida"y season, ^.side from all • Doll Hovseth. Cake, ice cream the glitter and gleam of lights j an^, other ^goodies were ^served, and tinsel and pretty wrapped packages, let's all remember that this is the birthday of Christ. God's Blessings to you all. Hazel and Kay. . ^ * : -- Shelter Damaegjcl The bus shelter at the corner by the grocery . store is there i -- --: for the convenience of the ^chlick and Kay Sielisch were Martin Rogde will celebrate his tfrrthday on Dec. 28. Hope' it's a nice one, Martin. On Dec. 24 Mrs. Margaret Herman and Stanley Wroblewski are celebrating their birthdays. ^ Around the Highlands Lorraine Hurckes, Marie school children and its purpose is to keep them from the colcf winds, snow and rain. Mr. Bures and Joe Missbach worked' on the shelter insulating it with the insulation that was given to them by Mr. Nov4 ® Howevef\it didn't stay in tact v£ry Jgng before some, ungrateful plraohs pushed out the insulation with their backs and shoulders and left it in a mess. So far we have had a mild winter but when that wind starts blowing many children will be happy to get in that/shelter, but it could have been much warmer if it wasn't wrecked by some one who just doesn't care. Running Dogs. AGAIN • We may as well get all the gripes taken care of before we ring in a new year. The dogs have been roaming the Highlands again and it seems that they are looking for food. So far in the past week I have picked up my garbage three times. It was scattered through th^ back yard bv neighbors' ddps. Please, if you own a dog, keep it in your own-yard You owe that much courtesy Mo your neighbors. Birthdays Julie VanZevern celebrated , her fifth birthday on Doc. 19 with her friends.'Although her birthday was the day before she waited until Saturday so the ones who baked the goodies for the children's Christmas party. They were Santa's help: ers this year. Martin and Hazel Rogde will s^end Christmas eve at home with their family, Trudy, Roger and Pat. On Christmas day the whole family will drive to DeKalb where \ they will visit with Hazel's mother and other relatives. ) ALoraine and Herb Linde^ mann will spend Christmas day with Herb's brother, Wally, and his family, in Antioch. Emma and Leif Eide left for St. Paul, Minn,, last weekend. They will stay for the holidays and return after .the first of the year. Two more birthdays were celebrated on Dec. 18. This time both in the same family. Myron Bentz was 13 years old and little brother. Clayton, had his second birthday. Surprise Shower Held Terry Pfingsten was the guest of honor at a surprise baby shower held at the home of Frances Groth. Many of Terry's friends and neighbors showered her. with lovely gifts, for the blessed event sctort to be. Here and There ©ick Morley's parents, ,HMr. and Mrs. Richard Morley of Round Lake Park, were visit- |rW # DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street. |lcHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTEI> 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 8:80*P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 ing here with Dick and the famil$ last Thursday evening. They came to see Dick's outdoor decorations and visit with the boys. , Don and Wanda Dobecki will be host to both their parents on Christmas Eve. , i Birthday and Anniversary "' ( , Milestones Happy Anniversary greetings go out to Arthur and Lorraine Erdmann who will celebrate their anniversary. Dec. 31. Happy birthday greetings to Joyce Malek who celebrates' her fifth birthday Dec. 26; to Mary Lou Sabilney, who celebrates her birthday Dec. 31. News of Your Friends and Neighbors, Dotty Tomao is f&very busy getting ready forvher trip to Brooklyn, New York, where fShe and the children will, spend Christmas With Lou's parents. New Years, Lou will fly down there to spend the rest of the holidays with "his family and parents. Blanche Haefliger, president of the Woman's club, requests any one interested in making some needy family's Christmas a bit more cheerful to bring canned goods and things to her home. She will see to it that some worthy family has a Merry Christmas. Loraine and Herb Lindemanh are busy, preparing for a big dinner birthday party for their youngest daughter. Pat, on Dec; 27. Their son, Harry, and his family, their daughter, Marilyn, and' family, and two of Pat's girl friends will help celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Carol, Remke of Chicago will spend the Christmas holidays with her son and family, the Bill Schlicks.' A great big vote of thanks goes out to Leo Orlowski, who served as the Santa Claus "Tor the association children's party and to Blanche Haefliger who did such a grand job in helping Leo dress for the part. WORKMAN AUCTION ^ WM. H. RUSSEL, Auctioneer The undersigned having sold his farm, will sell HSis personal property at public auction on the farm located on Pleasant Vall€y "Road. 21 miles West of the intersection of Rt. 47 and Rt. 176, 1 mile South of Kaminski's corner at Rt. 176. 21i> miles Northeast of Union, 34 mile South and 1 mile East of Woodstock- Franklinville Blacktop Road and Rt. 176, farm formerly known as the Ditman Farm, on SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 COMMENCING AT 11:00 A.M. A# THIS IS A LARGE SALE WITH A GOOD DAIRY AND GOOD MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT, IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO START ON TIME 41 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK, consisting of: 25 Holstein Cows (6 of which are registered): 1 Registered Bull (2 yrs. old Dec. 16th.), (Sire: Clanyard ABC Topper - Dam: Rer.nebohm Canary I-nca Bee); Hawthorne-Melody Bull; 1 Holstein Heifer Calf; 15 Heifers (5 of which are bred, 1 registered). The above Dairy has produced up to 500 lbs. of fat and have D.H.I.A. Records and are all vaccinated. HAY AND GRAIN 1 Silo 14' x 40' full of Corn Silage: 220 Bales of Good Hay; Quantity of Straw. MACHINERY John Deere "60" Tractor. 1954 model (recently overhauled, new tires, nev^ batteries): John Deere "A" Tractor, 1950 (recently overhauled, new batteriest; John DeQre 4 Row Cultivator: Lindsay 4 Sec. Drag (steel): J.D. Front end Loader with Snow Bucket; J.D. "55" 3 Bot. 14" Plow, new 1958: J.D. Hydraulic i Cylinder, new April 1958: Oliver 2 Bot. 16" Plow on Rubber: Krause Disc with Hydraulic Cylinder: Chain Hoist; J.D. "R" S|fcader, new May 1959; J.D. 4 Bar Side Rake on Rubber; J.D. No. 227 Mounted Picker, new 1955; J.D. 116W BaW (engine recently overhauled): J.D. 490 Corn Planter, Disc openers; Massey Harris Clipper 7 ft. Combine (motor recently overhauled, not used since I: Minn-Moline 10 ft. Grain Drill; 1 Cobey Wagon Chopper Bon: Gehl Blower with 56' Pipe; 2 New Idea Wagons: 1 Wood Box - 1 Steel Flare Box; 1 Chopped Feeder Wagon Box: New Idea Mower: Gehl Chopper Box, 1958, Corn head, and sick.; Mont. Ward MA14 Hammermill, new in Sept.; PTO Hoist for elevating Wagons: 60 ft. Drive Belt, new <v Sept.: 2 Feed Carts; Hay Hook, Hay Rope and Trip Rope, new; Stok Water Tank. Elec. Heater-Valve; Gasoline Tank on sffiid; 8 x 10 Brooder House: Sot of 12 x 38 Tractor Chains, Spreader Chains; New Weed Chopger. MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT 30(VEal. Cherrv-Burrel Bulk Tank and Heater: 3 Surge Milking IJmts, new 1959: Wash Tanks, pails, etc.; Milk House Brackets! Only a fewsmall articles to sell. AS THIS ISVA LARGE SALE. IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO START ON TIME . ... . . CLAYTON ZEIEN. Herdsman ' HAROLD A. WORKMAN, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking Member of Federal Reserve Bank \^Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation USUAL BANK TERMS > NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS P i s t a k e e H i g h l a n d e r s a r e yery happy to see all the new fire hydrants ,being installed all over the Highlands. It will give all the home owners a little more peace of mind jus^, knowing they have them - in case they are ever needed. It will also give us lower insurance rates. If you. have not received your real estate tax receipt, it may be that your tax was paid under protest without your consent. If this is the case and if you want this protest removed, we suggest that you write to Don A. Wicks, State's Attorney at Woodstock. Many people were disgusted when they found that this cloud was, on their title, without their consent. The Carl Haefligers were dinner guests, last Sunday, of their friends, the Sparks, in Meadowdale.. Jane Malek and children accompanied Judy Krumwiede and het- children to Waukegan last Wednesday to do some last minute Christmas shopping. . ' Dec. 18, Forrest Rheinhardt arrived home from Bradley University, to spend his two weeks vacation with his folks and grandparents. / Gert Sneli accompanied her daughter, Grate\ Rheinhardt., last Sunday to the Trinity Luthern church, to see the children's Christmas play. The George "Staudenmaiers will entertain George's father, Emil, and his brother, Paul, for the Christmas holidays. Marcia Dowd will have a house full for Christmas entertaining her parents, the Dickmans. her aunt and uncle, the Ma.cDonalds, and Marie Dickman from Connecticut. The Bill ' Barons wilf be j spending Christmas in Minne- [ sota with their parents. They ; will stay with Jeanne's ^olks. News of Our Servicemen ; Denny Litwin arrived home |Dec. 13 for his Christmas leave I from the Navy. He has been busy making calls on all his friends. Jimmy Peloquin is expected to arrived home Dec. 18 for a leave frpm the Navy. T News Highlights Mrs. Rosengart was the recipient of a surprise birthday party Dec. '17. A'nna Cohrs baked -k beautiful birthday cake. All the guests brought her a gag birthday gift. The guests were t Marie Schlick, Blanche Haefliger,. Mrs. Cohrs, Mrs. O'Neill, and Mrs. Tomlin son. A very happy birthday to Dawn Misavice who celebrates her birthday Dec. 23. ~ Marie and Bobby Schlick and Kay Sielisch attended the annual mid-winter program at the McHenry high school last Sunday evening and they are strll talking about the wonderful job Miss Froehlich did with the boys and girls. The fourteen year old boy, who gave a concert on the organ, "was really wonderful. Dennis Sisk, -celebrated his birthday Dec. 18, with a party for some of his little friends. They enjoyed cake and ice cream and playing games; "Bill and Emmax Rosengart attended a Christmas party in Chicago Dec. 18. It is the annual' Christmas party held by the Woman's club of which Emma is still a member.. Joe and Virginia Karls have been very busy folks of late. Virginia's grandmother. Mrs! Rortvedt of Mafdison, Wis., spent two wegks with ' them. Joe's mother, Marie Karls, and his aunt, Miss Elizabeth Goeden„. of Dean, Wis., spent three weeks with them. The Karls family left Wednesday evening for Arlington, Wis., to spend Christmas with Virginia's folks, the Frank- A. Deans. Bob Messel and Warren Andrews who are both serving in the same ' Marine camp in San Diego, Calif., graduated from boot camp Dec. 21. They arrived home Dec. 22 for a two weeks leave. After Warren's leave is over he will enter aviation school in Memphis, Tenn. | „ Happy belated birthday greetings to Marge Warren who celebrated her birthday Dec. 15, with a birthday party for ^ few friends. Costay Steering Sure, .you get'sore at' "STEERING WOB? BLIES"! They cra<vl into tires through I road bumps, curb scuffs, worn steering j parts Thpy co^t'you plenty in tire weor, I blow-outs, ACCIDENTS. ' S.ure cure is a j safety .^check-up BEFORE "it's too •' Idte I the kind your car gets on -our scientific | >CAR cou ipment. I Tbaik Your Repair Man For "The Accident that Didn't Happen" McHenry Auto Body COMPANY< 611 Fijont St. - So on Rt Ph. EV 5-0444 McHenry, 111. SAFETY HEADQUARTERS Mrs. Maud Weber, Mrs. Maf^j garet Andrew's aunt, who J makes her home with Marga- j ret, who has been cinfined to a wheel chair for six months, i finally is able to be about„>vith ! crutches. She took her first ! outing Dec. 15, by making a trip to Waukegan with her daughter. Kay and Wally Sielisch will , entertain Kay's gi$ friend, ' Lorna Carlson, and her four children, from Chicago over the Christmas holidays. Darlene Neesan will have her parents.-ihe Stanges, from Broadview and her two brothers for Ch'^istmas dinner. Hei^* youngest brother, Keith, will remain to* spend, a few days with Iiis little cousin David. Even the family trash can merits a gay Christmas decoration, for it should be kept handy and busy after the gifts are unwrapped. The Institute for Safer Living says you should dispose of flammable wrappings and other houscnold trash without delay. The flicker of a candle, a lighted match, or glowing cigarette in a littered room may quickly turn joy into grief. -t THE BAKE SHOP WILL BE OPEN FOB THAT OLD FASHIONED FT.AVOH COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COT'NTRY MADE SAUSAGES J* • DEIJCIOrs HICKORY SMOKEI°> HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED RACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 - Just East 'of Route 12 - Voln, 111 Phone EVerg*een 5-626Q - m PRICES SLASHED \ ires Get Our New Low Pric# On Your Size Todayl II ' i llii. a hi Ih tin ,» , x. dl BUY NOW AND SAVE Guaranteed ft Go Through fee, Mud or Snow or We PAY THE TOW! 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