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Sixteen THE Thursday March 10, 1960T tHsiakee Highlands ftEPORT SHOWS ASSOCIATION'S FINANCES SOUND Hazel Morley Hyatt 7-3320 Kay Sielisch Hyatt 7-3414 In spite bf the inclement weaither and Ash Wednesday, there was a fair turn out for the meeting which was very short and to the point. The treasurer's report shows the association in the best financial condition it has ever been. The mioney will be used to fix roads this Spring. The Woman's club will hold a'bake sale in the community center. ,A request from the- floor for small maps of the Highlands wjas passed on. The association wjll have these maps made and sold for a nominal fee to those wjib want them. A new adult, activities group has been formed and Richard Fanvell named chairman. They . aye planning ^ big dance to be held at the community center April 23. Richard has several willing workers; for this event. Anyone wishing to help may contact him. ;The meeting was adjourned at 8:55. Karl A. Koch candidate for State's Attorney spoke to the members and answered questions. He suggested we should become active in the Eastern McHenry County Plan association, also the Metropolitan Area Plan commission. Mr. Koch introduced Senator Robert McClory who in turn gave a talk to the members, and he, too, answered all questions and gave a resume of the things he stands for and would do if elected. ** The dance to be held April 23 will be held for the express purpose of buying playground equipment for one ' of the beaches. The association is not supplying any funds for this party. The expenses will be paid from the proceeds of ticket sales only. members of the Woman's club are observing Lent,, the regular last Wednesday of the month meeting has been set up for Thursday, March 17. Just a reminder girls so you will be on hand to enjoy the evening. > News Notes Joyce Cluever of McHenry spent last Sunday evening with Barb Sehlick. There is still time to donate to the Johnsburg rescue squad fund drive. If you get in contact with Kay Sielisch she will see that your donation is picked up. The building fund quota has not been reached as yet. March 11, Marie, Barb and Bobby ,Schlick will spend the day in Chicago shopping and visiting old friends. News of Your Friends And Neighbors The Herb Lindemanns enjoyed a busy week. Herb took two days off from work and they caught up on many things. Their daughter, Pat, from Chicago spent the weekend with tfc«m. They took in a movie and dinner in honor of Loraine's birthday. Their son-in law Van flew in from Canada for the weekend. Van expects to be in Canada for several months. Woman's Club Meet Due to the fact many of the "Xews ' of Your Friends and Neighbors" Mrs Lucy' Kerber celebrated her leap year birthday Feb. 29, with a double treat on Sunday. Feb. 28. The Coopers from Elgin spent the day with Lucy and Walter and enjoyed a-delicious birthday dinner. Lucy took three of her lady friends to dinner in Crystal Lake. We extend our belated birthday wishes to you Lucy and we hope to be around to wish you happy birthday in four years. We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to Henry Waldin, whose sister passed away. Henry and Marge attended the funeral, held in Gary. Ind. Jame Malek and her three daughters accompanied Jim's aunt back to Brookfield. She had spent a week with the Maleks. Jane and the girls spent a wonderful afternoon attending the Shriners' circus." Frank. Judy and Kenny Krumwiede spent last Saturday in Park Ridge Mrs. Agnes Wroblewski fell while going after her mail last week and suffered a badly sprained arm. and will have to have it in a sling for six weeks. We sincerely hope it will heal long before that. Lil and Leo Orlowksi were pleasantly surprised Feb. 29. when Lil's sister, Nettie, the Gales and Flynns of Trevor, Wis., paid them an unexpected visit. Mrs. Anna Cohrs enjoyed a delicious luncheon last Monday, with her daughter-in-law and family in Mundelein. Last week Joyce Heir was hostess for a demonstration in her home. Her guests were Blanche Haefliger, Anna Cohrs, Virginia Karls, Lorraine Ullo, LaVerne Sarver and Jocelyn Staudenmaier. Our very best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mrs. Elmer Martineau who is confined to the hospital for medical treatment, and to Art Missback who is making progress in his recovery from his recent heart attack. Kay Sielisch was pleasantly s u r p r i s e d Ash Wednesd ay when her former neighbor from Oak Park, Janice Nemeth and son, David, dropped in for a visit. Cub Scouts There was a Cub Scout pack meeting on March 9 at the barn, four boys received their g r a d u a t i o n c e r t i f i c a t e s from Mr. Zenner. The Cub Scouts who graduated into the Boy Scouts are Gregory Murray, Dave Hovesth, Ronald Kolb and Butchie Neilsen. Three boys were welcomed as new Cub Scouts, they are Paul Ferris. Guy Erbin and Tom Mason. Gold arrow awards were presented to Gordon Murray. Henry Burke and Warren Heir. Mt. Hope Church The next Lenten service will be held ijp the Floyd Johnson home on March 15 at 8 p.m. We hope to see many of you there. Cookie $ale The Girl Scouts will have their annual cookie sale from March 11 -18. They will be around to your homes taking your order. Let's all support our Girl Scouts with their cookie sale. Attention Voters If you want to vote in the April 12 primary election, you have only two days left to register. March 12 is the last day to register to be eligible to vote. Marilyn VanZevern, Hy. 7-3202, will be happy to register anyone. Her home is at 112 N. Meadow Lane, right here in the Highlands. Around the Highlands The Heirs and the Kitt.ermans spent last Sunday in Chicago at the Sports Show. Don and Audrey Morin entertained friends from Arlington Heights and Rolling Meadows last Sunday. A belated happy birthday wish to Mary Mueller who celebrated her birthday, March 2. Hazel and Martin Rogde were pleased to have their son, Roger, spending a week visiting with them. Jill Rielly spent last weekend with her friend, Linda Fugate, in Norridge, 111. r Gloria Waldin spent last Saturday in Chicago visiting with some of her former school chums. Happy birthday to Billy Hurckes who will celebrate his first birthday on March 12. Kay and Jack Rielly spent last Saturday in Chicago. They went in to celebrate Jack's mother's birthday. Four-month old Gregory Sisk has spent the past week in the Victory Memorial hospital in Waukegan. A very happy birthday is wished for Kay Rielly who will celebrate her twenty-fifth birthday on March 16. An Hawaiian style progressive dinner was held on Feb. 27 by a few Highland couples. The eight couples first met at the Jack Erbin home. Then on to the Ray Novotny home. Everyone ate Hawaiian style and sat on mats on the floor. Dinner was prepared by Dolly, Wanda Dobecki and Marilyn (G) VanZevern Dessert was in the Janquart home. The social part of the evening was held in the Bales basement' with Carla and Lois Mason as hostesses. Fun Fair It's getting closer and plans for the Fun Fair at the Johnsburg school are starting to take shape. Articles of clothing, knick-knacks, trinkets, old jewelery and any thing you can't use are needed for the white elephant sale. Mrs. Klotz is in enarge and she will see that your items are picked up if you will just call her at EV. 5-1914. There is also a container at school for any articles you may want to send along with your children. There will be games and other things to entertain your whole family. By the way, the date is April 9. , IT Primary Election Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON r TRACTOR NOW *vv CHAMPION TRACTOR TIRES ef» otftoneod tractor Km 9m WIS Trewf ban or* end tapered ... bit# ditp, tab a attonger grip Ik any toil. 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Tuesday, the 12fli day of April A.D. 1960 AT THE USUAL POLLING PLACES, IN THE VARIOUS PRECINCTS in the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, a Primary Election will be. held for the purpose of securing an expression of the sentiment and will of the party voters with respect to candidates for nomination for the office of PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES and for the purpose of electing Two Delegates and Two Alternate Delegates to the National Nominating Conventions in the Fourteenth Congressional District of the political parties named below, and for the nomination of candidates for the following offices of the Political Parties named below: United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor of Public Accounts Attorney General Representative in Congress, 14th Congressional District State Senator, 52nd Senatorial District Representatives in the General Assembly, 32nd Representative District Clerk of the Circuit Court State's Attorney Coroner And for electing, by each of the political parties, Committeemen as follows: One Representative, Committeeman of the 32nd Representative District One Precinct Committeeman of each party for the above named precinct. The political parties entitled to participate in said Primary Election are the REPUBLICAN PARTY and DEMOCRATIC PARTY Also, Notice is Hereby Given that there will be Two Members of the County Board of School Trustees of McHenry County to be elected on the above date. The polls of said Primary Election will be opened at 6 o'clock a.m., .and will continue open unti'l 6 o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Dated at Woodstock, in McHenry County, in the State of Illinois, this 1st day of March, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty,. VERNON w! KAYS County Clerk Here and There ,Dick Conway and Mike and Susan spent last Sunday visiting with bick's parents in Chicago. A very happy birthday to Lee Conway this coming Sunday, March 13. POST 491 St. John's The Blessed Virgin sodality of St. John's will hold its postponed party March 20 at 8 p.m. at the Johnsburg Community hall. That's It That's our column for this week folks. Remember the column is here for your enjoyment and we appreciate the news items that you faithfully and graciously supply us with each week'. Bye now, see you next week. VA - REPRESENTATIVE A Veterans Administration representative from the Rockford VA office will be on ,$uty at Woodstock, Tuesday, March 15, to inform and assist veterans, their dependents, and the general public regarding all benefit programs of the VATheir representative will be on duty from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at the U. S. Post Office building, second floor in Woodstock. By Dorothy Weichmann A cordial invitation has been extended to the fathers and their daughters of the Juniors for a banquet on March 13, at 4:30 at the Legion home. A roast beef dinner will be served. Marge Pickett, junior chairman, is in charge of the affair, and Lauretta Homo and Mary Kantorski are in charge of cooking the dinner. After the dinner, movies will be shown. Maria Guettler will furnish piano music "and . there will be a community sing. The Juniors are looking forward to a good time with their fathers on that day. This occasion will take the place of the March meeting. Initiation took place at the last meeting of tlje Juniors. The following girls Were initiated: Joy Colburn, Donna Frett, Theresa and Marge Birmingham, G a y 1 e McCormick, Dolores and Deborah Pickett, Cindy and Noel Reid. Judith, and Karen Hay, Linda Erjavec, Roxanne Kreier, Jean DeVries, Carol Wirfs, Patricia Gray, Barbara and Jane Miller and Jean Ann Lingenfelter. Ice cream and cookies Were served after the ceremony. The Juniors are doing very well with their try favors. A total of 100 or more are sent to the veterans at Downey each month. Our unit receives credit for each favor. Hymns for the month of March are "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" and "God Will Take Care of You." It is interesting to note how the hymn "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" came to be. It was written by a young Baptist minister named FaWcett. His parish was in Weinsgate, England, an extremely poor community. Most of the people couldn't read or write. As a result there was no parsonage for the young minister and his family to live in. The family boarded with different families and he was loved by all in the town. One day Fawcett was caOed to a large London church, one he knew had a very rich parife. On the day of departure, no one could bear the parting, and the Fawcetts stayed for fiftyfour years. The next Sunday he preached from Luke 12:15 " A man's lite consisteth not in the abundance of the things he possesseth" and then "linedout" the hymn he'd written the previous night:: "Blest Be The Tie." : J-- * The auto is here to stay, even if rrfSny" motorists aren't. WATCH FOR OPENING AND OPEN HOUSE of RAYMANN'S BAKERY SHOP Route 120 Lakeland Park Clip this Coupon b> it's worth HO00 ON THIS with me?" And why not? 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