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Page Twelve THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 4, I960 :ui.< Pislakee Highlands Sea Scouts Hold Date Night Party Hazel Morley Hy 7-3820 Kay Sielisch Hy 7-3414 Last Thursday, Jan. 28, the Sea Scouts held a date night party at the barn. The boys had planned for the big night and they had a very wonderful evening. Theyv served refreshments. Birthday and Anniversary Milestones Birthday wishes go out to two wonderful gals. Darlene Noesan' celebrates her birthday Feb. 6. JSmily Rockel celebrates the same day. John and Jtose Pochous celebrated their anniversary Feb 1, the George Staudenmaiers, Febr 7 and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Jensen ^eb. 9. News of Your Friends and Neighbors Toots Spankuch was under the weather last week with a bad case v>f flu. My co-reporter Haze has her hands full. Her three months old baby. Brad, is confined to the Victory hospital in Waukegan, with a bronchial infection. The little fellow is holding his own and we all are praying real hard for him. I would like to take this opportunity to tell Haze how grateful I am for her taking over the column while I enjoyed two - glorious weeks with my family in Michigan, Haze did a wonderful job, as she always does when I am away. It is comforting to know the column will be read even though one of us is away. Ron Axel, Wayne Taylor and Ron S p a n k u c h a t t e n d e d t h e auto show in Chicago last week and now they are all hoping to get a new car. Gladys Mayer attended a bridal shower for her cousin's \ daughter in Chicago, last Sunday. Now she is looking forward to the wedding. Barb Schlick is very happy these days. She has been accepted at the Grant hospital in Chicago as a student for nurses training. We all wish you the best of" luck in your training and we know you will make it with flying colors. Watch your garbage cans folks. Many of the lids are being taken. Several folks have reported the lids missing including your reporter Ka^.^ ^ Belated birthday greetings to little Christine Thelen,. who celebrated her fourth birthday, Jan. 25. We are sure such a • pretty little girl had a very nice birthday and we are sorry we missed it. Most of the volunteer workers for the Johnsburg Rescue fund drive are reporting success in their efforts. They all have done a wonderful job and they deserve a big hand for going out in this weather. The Frank Krumwiede family attended the family potluck dinner held at the Fox Lake Baptist church last Saturady. Jim and Ruth Lemmons spent several days visiting relatives in .Missouri last week. They enjoyed the mid-winter trip and Ruth felt a lot better. Brownie and Girl Scout Social Postponed The Brownie and Girl Scout social hour was postponed until Feb. 9. Illness caused the affair to be cancelled and we hope the leaders and their families are all doing fine now. Johnsburg P.T.A. A "nominating com m i 11 e e was elected to present a slate of candidates for new officers for next years term. Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Koch and Mfs. Tuft comprise the committee. If they call you for an office, why not accept the nomination. It is not a hard job and you will enjoy it and have a lot of fun doing it. The candidates' names will be read at the February meeting. The election will be hel'd in March and the new officer's will be installed in April. Let's all cooperate with the committee. News Briefs Last Saturday the Wally Misavices entertained the Bill Schlicks. They enjoyed the evening playing pinochle. The Bill Schlick family will have a couple busy weekends. Jan. 31, they were dinner guests of the Titers in . Rolling Meadows. Feb. 6, "ttiey will attend a card party toxbe held in the home of Virginia Leman in Chicago. Loraine and Herb Lindemann were very happy to have their grandson Larry from Lansing spending nearly two weeks with them. They took Larry back to Lansing last Sunday and enjoyed a visit with their daughter, Marilyn. . If you were not home or were unintentionally missed when the workers for the Johnsburg rescue squad were around and you would like to doi^ate to the fund you may call Kay Sielisch and she will be glad to see it is picked up. Last Tuesday Loraine Lindeann's grandson, Larry, spent the afternoon as the guest of Glen Hayner. The boys spent a pleasant afternoon watching the Brownies ice skate. Sunday Jan. 24, Sally Von- Bruenchenheiri gave a baby shower for her sister-in-law. Monday, Marcia Dowd and Erline Wehrstein helped Sally finish all the delicious leftovers for the shower. What no cards, girls? Woman's Club Wednesday Jan. 27, the women enjoyed playing progressive bunco. All the women brought their 25 cent gift for the cherry tree for the February meeting. The hostesses for the evening were Sylvia Murry, Tina O'Malley, Mamie O'Neil and Darlene Neesan. The cakes and coffee were delicious and everyone enjoyed the evening very much and are l o o k i n g f o r w a r d t o n e x t month's meeting. Tickets Available You can still get your tickets for the Republican Township Woman's club dance to be held at the V.F.W. hall in McHenry. Call Marilyn VanZevern at Hyatt 7-3202. The dance will be Feb. 6. St. John's Home and School Association Jan. 26, the St: John's Home and School association held its monthly meeting. It was announced that 500 copies of the cook book would soon be on sale. Rev. Father Cletus Anger gave a talk on "Educating your child on sex life": After the speech Father Anger held a question and answer period. A nominating corrfWiittee was formed. At the nex>t meeting they will submit their slate of candidates for the coming election. The meeting was well attended. More fathers were present than ever attended before. Teen Club News The officers of the 'teen club held a meeting Monday night, Jan. 25, in Craig Thoren's basement. It was decided that they will have an ice skating party on Feb. 20 or 21. The 'teens have been going to the gym the past few Friday evenings, but there is always one trouble they come up against and that is getting an adult to chaperone them. The Jerry Thelens have helped and so has Mr. Thoren. They can really have a good time playing basketball and volley ball if they could get someone to go along. If any adult would be interested in joining the 'teens on Friday nights they can contact Craig Thoren at Hy. 7-3277 or Gloria Waldin at Hy. 7-3101. The 'teens wouleU sure appreciate it if more parents would show interest. There's, basketball and volley ball that men and women can both enjoy. Wayne Taylor is most grateful to Dolores Formella for her quick thinking 4nd help when his car slid into a ditch. Dolores aided Wayne until the rescue squad arrived on the scene. He was taken to the McHenry hospital and released the next morning. Joyce Heir, Sylvia Murray and Kay Rielly helped Lorraine Ullo celebrate her birthday.' Kay baked Lorraine her f a v o r i t e p i n e a p p l e u p - s i d e down cake and they gathered at Riellys for the celebration. Ed and Virginia Thoren and family enjoyed the auto show in Chicago last week' Jack Rielly was home last week on vacation. He has three more weeks coming. He had a ball watching all his neighbors trudging through the snow while he sat back in the comfort of his warm home. Dogs are still a 'menace to our community. Residents are gbing to start solving the problems themselves if the owners of the dogs don't "keep them on their own property. Just watch them all yell when something happens to 'Rover', but they don't care enough to feed the dog or stop them from destruction ;n the neighborhood. Happy anniversary to Leif and Emma Eide who celebrated their sixteen years of wedded bliss, on Jan. 30. Fun Fair Coming It will not be held until April 9, but time flies" by so rapidily. The Johnsburg school will hold its annual Fun Fair on Saturday, April 9, from 5 to 9 p.m. There will be a white elephant sale, games for the children and bake sale booth. Refreshments will be sold. If you have anything for the white elephant sale, call Mrs. Klotz at Evergreen 5-1914. She will see to it that your item& are picked up. They are hoping this \Vill be the biggest success the Fun Fair has ever known. Here and There Virginia Thoren attended a bridal shower for the future bride of her nephew. Jill Rielly spent the weekend from Friday to Sunday with her , girl friend, Cookie Thompson, in McHenry. Lorraine. UHo's sister and her family were out to help Joe celebrate his birthday. Safe Sledding for the Kiddies The parents along Deerpath Road are happy their children have a safe place to do their sledding. The children are enjoying the hill at the end of .the road. It is ideal since it is off the main roads and away* from all traffic' and within range of their homes. News of Your Friends and Neighbors Happy birthday to Don Dobecki, who celebrated his? birthday, Jan. 31. < Many of the Highlanctowva^ ill with the flu. Among tro folks who have been called' to our attention are, Jim, Jimmy A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. McHenry, 111. EVergreen 6-0811 TION Having decided to discontinue farming, the undersigned will offer the following personal property for sale at public auction on the John Hart Farm located 1 block West of Cedar Lake Road. 1 block East of Route 134, 2 blocks East of the Village of Round Lake, 111., on WEDNESDAY -- FEBRUARY 10th Commencing at 10:00 O'Clock 104«pEAD HOLSTEIN & GUERNSEY CATTLE (83 head belong to Hart & Ellis and 21 head belong to Edwin Akerberg) , >53o IV®IL,€H COWS -- 25 recently fresh (3 with calf by side) 3 close springers. Balance milking good. k8 HEIFERS -- 12 close springers and balance due in about 90 days. 24 HEIGERS 12 to 18 mos. old, all vaccinated 9 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 3 mos. old. ^ODYCE ~ 1,750 ^ corn: 350 bu- oats: 1.500 bales hay 500 bales straw; 15 ft. silage. DAIRY EQUIPMENT - Kraft 300-gal. bulk cooler; 3 Surge units; pails; strainers, wash tanks, etc. HART & ELLIS, Owners The following property will also be offered the same dav at the same location: KM ^R,ODUCE -- 1750 bu. corn; 350 bu. oats; 1,500 bales hay 500 bales straw; 15 ft. silage. • 3 SURGE UNITS 4 TRACTORS, 2 COMBINES, BALER, CHOPPER AND FARM MACHINERY -- McC-D M Tractor with cult.; JD A Tractor with hyd. & cult.; JD B tractor; Oliver 80 tractor- MH SP 10 ft. cpmbine; McC-D 62 combine; McC-D 45 baler Go hi chopper with motor; McC-D 24 mounted 2-row corn picker; McC-D 8 ft. grain drill on rubber with fert. & grass seed attach.; JD 4-row corn planter; McC-D 3/16 plow on rubber; McC-D No. 8 3/14 plow on rubber; McC-D 2/16 plow on rubber; MH 10 ft. disc; JD 10 ft. disc; McC-D fluid manure spreader; 4 Lindsay wagons; 2 elevators; rake, mower, Int \ ton. pickup truck and a complete line of machinery and tools. EDWIN AKERBERG, Owner ROBERS & BEHM, Auctioneers, WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk Union Grove, Wis. -L Phone TRinity V-2421 and Margie Mclnerny, Dick Orlowski, Metyl Fletcher, Ma* mie O'Neil, Jane Malek and Grace Reinhardt.' We hope you are all well and on your feet when this is printed. Dick and Lee Conway and family, spent last weekend in Chicago, where they enjoyed a Visit with Dick's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vanatta and Mr. and Mrs. Axel, both of Circle Drive, celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary on Jan. 27. The two couples are relatives and were married on the same day, so they celebrated together. They enjoyed a dinner and pleasant evening away from home. Blanche Haefliger is doing just what the doctor ordered, Carl is on hand to see she does as she is told. Blanche has to take things easy for a long time due to a heart condition. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. George VanZevern had to be towed out of the ditch last Wednesday. She . slid into the ditch on a very slippery hill. We are happy there was no damage to her or the car. SUSPEND LICENSE Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced the suspension of the driver's license of Roger L. Barnes of Woodstock for three violations. P r o b a t i o n a r y p e r m i t s h a v e been issued Roger J. Freund of Richmond; Walter Hardner of Rt. 2, John A$ Heinzelman of Rt. 1, and Louis Robbins of M c H e n r y ; P a u l K o h o u t a n d Laurence Mullen of Woodstock. GUIDANCE COURSE A senior level course in personnel and guidance will be available next semester at Northern Illinois university extension center in Woodstock. First class meeting is 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4, at the Woodstock high school. The course covers principles, practices, and recognition of --needs for guidance with emphasis Upon group activities in orientation, vocational and social guidance programs. Lilymoor MOTHERS DO EXCELLENT JOB ON POLIO DRIVE By Nancy Ritter EV. 5-5889 during the month of April at the American Legion hall.' MrsT Schiavone, chairman, a n d h e r - c o - w o r k e r s , M r s . Steindofer, Mrs. Johnson and } Mrs. Huecksteadt, did an ex-1 cellent job helping with the! March of Dimes drive. 1 ' I am very glad to report j that many people co-operated j with these ladies in contribut-} ing to this drive. J Honor Students Hiose students who attend the McHenry Junior High from Lilymoor and made the honor roll are ax follows: "B" honor roll, Susan • Farr, Charlene Thornton, Roberta Counley and Jim Fantus. Connie Ritter made the "A" honor roll. Congratulation to all af you and keep up the good work. Congratulations a-Qjlfi. Congratulations go to Mr. \ and Mrs. Kirk who became, parents of a Jaaby boy early in January. - • 10 I'r; Busy as Bees j The Brownie troop of Lily- { moor will celebrate the troop's j birthday in February, so the i girls are busy preparing for j this forth coming, event.. They are making nut cups which Will be used for this party. The girls also are, busy working on their own individual projects which will , be displayed at the, Girl ScoUt exhibition which is to be held Sick List We are sorry t6/ hear that Marlent' Karmel was in the McHenry hospital for a day with an infection. Margaret Karas is home sick with the flu. Hope you will fell better soon. Birthday Greetings A happy birthday wish goes to Donald Schiavone. Jr., whose second birthday was in the beginning of January. Terry Counley will celebrate his sixth birthday on Feb. 3. v Happy birthday to both of you. Uafentine 3x 'ance SATURDAY, FEB. 6 9 P.M. V.F.W. Hall -- McHenry Music by Bob Freund's Orchestra Sponsored by McHenry Township. Republican Women's Club Donation -- $1.00 per person Vacation Miss Margaret Karas speqP a week in Wisconsin with some friends. There she enjoyed all the winter sports, skiing, sledding, ice skating and so on. She. was glad to report that she had a wonderful time. The McHenry Kiwanis club says, "You shape our government." You shape it by you activity or inactivity. Do y like* its shape? If not, why not do something about it? i Lose weight fast with Kessamin-- forget hunger pangs! t Now--reducing no longer meant agonising hunger pangs. Kessamin lets you lose weight fast without "Reducing Torture." What's the secret of the Kessamin Plan I Remarkable Kessamin Tablets. They , help control your hunger. You still eat all your favorite foods-- •imply want less of them. Kessamia ' 1 Is completely safe--protects your : health with vitamin! and iron. Ask your druggist today about Kessamin Plan. 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