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y, October 20, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Plstakea Highlandi BIG HALLOWEEN PARTY PLANNED FOR OCTOBER 29 Hazel Morley Hy 7-3320 ts you probably all know by the plans for a Halloween party are being made. It will be held on Oct. 29 at the barn starting at. 9 p.m. There will be dancing, entertainment, games, prizes and delicious food. There will be an admission charge and »\lso bring your favorite dish for the smorgasbord dinner. Ask your friends and family to join in tl^ fun with us. Tickets are being sold or are available at the door. Come in costume, we're gonna have a ball." it's a Boy - jPat and Ron Jackson welcomed a boy on Oct. 12 at the .Woodstock hospital. I Will have his name and weight next . yteek. • 9 Welcome Daughter C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s t o S y l v i a and Joe Murray who welcomed a baby girl on Oct. 8 at the Woodstock hospital. The newest member of the Murray family will answer to the name of Ann Patrice. Republican Luncheon A luncheon will be held on N||r. 1 at the barn beginning at 1*0 a.m. Many Republican candidates will be there to answer your questions. Every one is invited to attend. Bring your friends. P.T.A. Luncheon Everyone is welcome to attend the luncheon to be held on Oct. 25 starting at 1:30 p.m. at the Johnsburg school. You do n A have to be a member of the P/r.A. to attend this luncheon. If you have to bring along your young children a baby sitting service will be available. Here and There Marge Gabriel held a demonstration in her home recently. She was hostess to her neighbors and a few friends from Swanyside. Roger Schimpf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schimpf was discharged from the Army last week. Roger is also the brother of Joseph Staudenmaier. Craig Thoren is suffering the discomforts of a broken finger. EPS RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 | A belated-birthday wish to LeRoy Snell who celebrated his birthday on Oct. 11 with his family. Glen Zilligen, Mike O'Mally, Joan and Margie Mclnerney and Steven and Jimmy Hurckes attended the birthday party for Carol Wilt in Claremont Hills last Saturday, Oct. 15. I am pleased to report that Agnes' Wroblewski returned home last. Wednesday from St. Therese hospital. She had surgery on her eyes. Marge Moreth, Vi Schuble and Lorraine Lindemann took a day off last week and spent it shopping in Elgin and enjoying a smorgasbord luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Greiner are pleased to have both their mothers visiting here from Germany. Mr. Greiner's mother, Emma Greiner, and Mrs. Greiner's mother, Mrs, Anna Louttka, are enjoying their visit here with their children. They hope to extend their visit for another month or so. It is a little late but I would like to extend belated anniversary wishes to Mary and Ed Gabriel who celebrated their twenty-fourth anniversary on Oct. 4. Guy Erbin fell out of a tree and broke his wrist. He has it in a cast. Hazel and Martin Rogde entertained Mr. and lyirs. Halous Carey from DeKalb recently. Belated birthday wishes to Burt Froney who celebrated on Oct. 15. Cliff Krumwiede celebrated his second birthday on Oct. 11 with a few of his little friends and his grandfather Hapeman from Park Ridge. The youngsters joining in the fun were Vic Fick, Joyce, Jamie and Joan Malek. Lil Orlowski had company from Chicago last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Glowrski enjoyed a beautiful sunny day here in the Highlands. Miss Herman was out for a few days last week. She is a nurse in Chicago. The Jack Reilly family spent last Saturday in Hillside where they helped Grandad Reilly celebrate his birthday. Belated birthday wishes to Laura Gregg who was six years old-on Oct. 15. «Ed. Virginia and Janet Thoren were guests recently at the home of Lee and Harriett Marshall in Johnsburg. Your reporter attended a bridal shower last night at the home of my sister-in-law, Dorothy Zilisch, in Waukegan. The shower was in honor of Miss Camille Neilsen who will be married to Dick's brother, Bill, on Nov. 5. There will be no school at Johnsburg on Oct. 24. The teachers will be attending the Illinois Education Association meeting. The next school holiday will be Nov. 11, Veteran's Day. i Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel had their daughter, Napcy, and family out for a recent visit. While they were here they celebrated Mi*. Gabriel's birthday. I forgot -to mention it last week, but there is now a phone at the barn. This was installed for your convenience and the association hopes it will not be mis-used. Garbage is being tossed along Broadway up to the top of the hill by the Mike Contra farm. This is an unhealthy situation as well as unsightly. We hope who ever is doing it will please stop it now before serious action is taken. Bykotas Meet The Bykotas of Mount Hope, church met last Saturday evening for an old fashioned Halloween party. Planning the evening of fun, games and good refreshments were George and Marilyn VanZevern, Martin and Hazel Rogde and Fritz and Sally Von Bruenchenhein. I might add that there were some crazy mixed up costumes there that night. Blessed Virgin Sodality The Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. John's church invested thirty-eight new members on Oct. 11. New members from the Highlands are Kay Sielisch, Beverly Lewandowski, Millie Shastal, Mary Madock, Tina O'Mally, Betty Zenner I FREE STORAGE For Your Power Lawn Mowers Reconditioning Your Free winter storage New gasoline tube, if needed Lubricate all moving „p*?ts Power Mower Includes: 9 Thorough cleaning 9 Oil change 9 Clean spark plug 9 Check carburetor • Check points 9 Insurance during storage Like New Mower For In The Spring Only (Price does not include parts or sharpening) *6.00 United Rent-Oils. 542 Main St. Ph. EV 5-2916 McHenry, 111. J Kui : rotisseries ' \ ;§§j§W *keep-warm* ovens thermostatic top burners \ for easier, better cooking ofcourse! designs meat thermometers new Put Fun In Your life! Youii delight in aft the naw convenience features today's GAS Ranges bring you. They're to truly-wonderful, it just-isn't practical to cook on an outdated «tove. TRADE YOURS IN TODAYt Put funds In Your Pocketf Fun-To-Cook-With GAS Ranges cost lw tO buy... less to install... less to use! SM the aM-new GAS Ranges at yeut Dealer's, or our nearby store! built-in units Gas. Phone: EVergreen 5-2081 and Dot Orlowski. Mrs. Bob VanZevern and Betty Sandelin, already members were also present. After the ceremony in the church a meeting was held in the school hall. Refreshments were served. Rev. Cletus Anger presided over the church, service and the meeting. ^ Teen Birthdays A few 'teens who have October birthdays are Shirley Spankuch on Oct. 7; BudMessell chalks up another year on Oct. 29; Adrienne Schell is wished a happy birthday on Oct. 22; Denny Letwin ' celebrated his birthday on Oct. 14 and was home from the service in time to be with his friends to celebrate it. Missing A Dish' Anyone?? . Rose Farwell still has in her possession three bowls from the party .held on Sept. 10. This was the officers' dance. She has a glass loaf dish, a round glass dish with a cover and a fancy clear glass bowl. If you know anyone who is missing their bowls they can get them from Ross Farwell on Bunny avenue. m»3M Vandals at Work On Oct. 12 the sheriff's office was called to the Vern Thelen home where they found many windows in the home broken and oil poured all through the house. The big cement flower urns at the Hastens' home by beach one were also destroyed. predate if you would phone it in to me. I'm always looking Tor new names. Bye now, see rou next week. Cub Scouts There was a nice turnout last Wednesday evening at the barn fqr the first meeting of the Cub Scouts. There are about thirty boys from the Highlands and some boys from Sunny side and Johnsburg are joining our pack. There are a few den mothers but about five more are needed. If you would be interested in becoming a den mother you can contact Henry Zenner. I will have more names and details after the next meeting. JUNE TO DECEMBER: In mid-winter, the earth is some 186 million miles from where jit was in mid-summer, and on khe opposite side of the sun. RIVAL TO VIRGINIAS??? Tennessee has a natural bridge, 175 feet long, 25 feet wide, and narved out of sandstone, near Jasper. It is quite similar in many ways to the one in Virginia. which was surveyed by Washington, and owned by Jefferson. 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History through the many ages of invention will be portrayed by the Museum's vast collections of old vehicles, first engines, early farm machinery aijd other exhibits which brings the past into the present. Goal of this inspection trip is to help students in undertaking how the discoveries of science and their adaptations by industry are enriching our lives today. The sport of steeple chasing, or racing horses over a course filled with fences, walls, hedges, etc, originated some $00 years ago, and was an out*' growth of fox chasing. New York Stock Exchange buys over million pencils yearly. FRETT & SON. INC. Builders ESTABLISHED 1926 Residential and Commercial • First in Quality • Fairest in Prices • Fastest in Service Phone EV 5-3976 Located on Hwy. 120 -- \\ Mile East of Fox River Bridge HERE! THE GREATEST SHOW ON WORTH! mmmmm mm Hf W Air Sport Costpe. 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