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$age Eighteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, November 10, ij&) flitakee Highlands ASSOCIATION HEARS REPORTS OF COMMITTEES Hazel Morley Hy 7-SSt* 5*The November meeting was ftj&M last Wednesday evening at the barn. Roll call of officers, minutes of the last meeting and treasurer's report were given. So far fifty-nine home owners and 131 lot owners have paid their dues. Committee reports: Dick Morley reported on the Halloween dance and gave a few details about the New Year's Eve party that is being planned. I v?ill have more about this lat-' est. 'Roads: Kay Thelen reported on the condition of Lake street down to the beach, Each individual home. owner will have to put in his own driveway culverts. The association will put in the cross culverts. Pastor Hagerty of Mount Hope church, President Fred Haubold and Chuck Miller surveyed Broadway. Records will be searched' in Woodstock to see who will have the responsibility of maintaining it. Snow plowing waA discussed. Old business. The association has proceeded to place liens against the properties on which dues have not been paid from 1956 to Nov. 1, 1960. If you want any information, don't call me, call Fred Haubold or the other association officers. There wasn't any definite news about the bus service. The meeting was adjourned and coffee and cake were served. Hila Heineman Janice Janquart and Lee Conway donated the cakes this month. Halloween Dance The Halloween party held on Oct. 29 at the barn was a success as far as the. adult activities committee is concerned. Everyone there had a good time. They all enjoyed the quartet that played, the delicious food and the (pardon the expression) entertainment. Lois Mason, Cletus Mayer and yours truly did a take off on the McGuire sisters' record and one on 'Open Up Your Heart.' The barn was decorated vety ntedy.'. There were many, cute costumes. Mtrtin uthe: ihftft'fi prize for hi& eijK«J*tte-girl outfit ana Mr*. Martineau won the taiies' first ptifte for her balleriftfc costume. A good time was had by all and the committee hopes to see you New Year's Eve. P.TA. The Johnsburg school P.T.A. held its executive meeting last Wednesday at the school. The next regular meeting will be held on Nov. 15. This will be open house. There will also be a discussion of teaching procedure. 1 hope to see many of you there. Next Tuesday evening at 8' p.m. St. John's The St. John's Blessed Virgin Sodality are sponsoring a pre-Thanksgiving p.arty oh Sunday, Nov. 13, at 8 p.m. at the community club hill. Th£ public is invited to attend: Jack O* Lutein Contes Here aire the names of the winners of the Jack O' Lantern carving contest sponsored by the Women's club. Six years and under: Alan Ullo, first; Lori Pfingsten, second; Stephanie Stdudenmier, third. Seven to ten years: John Havelk, first; Gregory Mayer, second; Jeff Misavice, third. Eleven years and Up: Debbie Montalbano, first; Garrett. Redmond, second; Wayne Heir, third. Congratulations to all you winners. E&ch child who entered the contest went home with a bag of goodies and a balloon. Teen News The 'teen Halloween party Was a huge success. The barn was decorated and there was a large assortment of costumes. Ron Missbach won first prize as an old lady and Barbara Wilson won a prize for her costume as a little girl. Games were played and refreshments were served. The club again wishes to express its graditude to Jerry and Maruyji,Thelen for.their help as chaperones. There was a meeting at the barn last Monday night. Any 'teens living In Pistakee Highlands, Pistakee Hills ok- Fairview who would McCullom Lake Men's Club . . l •/ . ' invites you to attend Our 3rd Annul! THER PA' Saturday, Nov. 12th at WHITEY and BERNICE'S - w ; *' • McCullom Lake Music? - YES Fun? - GALORE Refreshments? PLENTY like to. join the club are urged to .attend the ; next meeting. Vouare welcomed to join in.. Birthdays Happy birthday to Nancy Stolarg who celebrated her birthday on Oct. 27. * Congratulations to Phyllis Gabriel who chalked up another year Nov. 3. Anniversaries My hearty congratulations to George and Marilyn VanZevern who celebrated eleven years of married bliss on Nov. 5. Stan and Myrtle Darmody celebrated twenty-four years together as bride and groom on Nov. 7. My best wishes and congratulations ta you all. Attend Wedding Your reporter and husband attended the wedding of Dick's brother, Bill, last Saturday at St. Paul's Lutheran church in Round Lake Park. Dick had the hortor of being a member of the Wedding party. We atnde& the reception in the evening lid welcomed the bride to the Morley family-- Entertains Club Mrs. George VanZeverh entertained her card club last Wednesday in her homfi. Aside from the regular meeting a surprise baby shower was held for Janice Janquart. Joining in an exciting evening were Lois Mason, Dorothy Erbin, Wanda Dobecki, Carta Bides, Dolly Novotny arid Hazel: Morley. Attends Funeral Dud and Dee Gregg attended the funeral of Lee's grandfather last Thurgday in Chicago. Our sympathy to you both. Republican Laacheon Held The t t e p u b l j q a i t Iuncheon held on Nov. 1 at the bam was quite successful. The candidates gave interesting speeches and there Was plenty of good food. There were many persons there from suh-duiiding territories. . ? ; i -'.S|efc;W--•••• r Jeff Novotny was home from schoo} last week* H9 went a few rounds with theflu bug. Tommy Hgrekgs was home with: 9' badxoid»;Richprd; Hauck was home from work for a few days last week also* Wanda £>0becki had the flu for three days last week. She got well judt in time to care for daughter, Linda, who came down with the flu or virus. Grace Reinhardt had minor surgery on her foot last week. I hope it is better by now, Grace. Testing, 1-2 That's what Michael Conway will be doing on Nov. 26. He was one of two boys from St. John's school chosen to take a scholarship test for the Marmion Military Academy. Congratulations Mike and we will all be "pullin" for you. Here and There Dud Gregg and his father-inlaw spent last weekend pheasant hunting in Iowa. I'll let you know next week how many birds they brought home. Linda Dobecki and Janice Erbin were hostesses to a group of their friends on Oct. 29. They had a Halloween party in the Dobeckis' basement. They played games, had refreshments and a good time. Blanche and Carl Haefiiger spent last week in New York. Carl was there on business but Blanche was there just on pleasure, Tom Mason attended the opera, Carmen, in Chicago last FYiday evening. Last Sunday Herb and Lorraine Lindemann visited their nephew, Pat O'Hara, at the Sacred Heart Semingty in Geneva. Bill and Marge Morbth had their son, Ray, and daughterin- law, Mitzie, visiting with them for three days, v/ Carla Bales and Blanche Haefiiger attended a dinner dance at the Germania Lodge on Oct. 22. On Oct. 29, Ruth Gabriel attended a birthday party for her sister at Shiller Park. Now that Halloween and the elections are over we can put some serious thoughts to roast turkey and pumpkin pie. It's hard to believe that we are this far in 1960 but it must be because there are Christmas decorations going up already in the stores. Better be on your best behavior kids,' Santa may be watching. Eastwood Manor/ RECENT SURVEY RESULTS TO BE DISCUSSED NOV. 18 Marilyn Salo - EV. 5-6015 The EMPOA will meet Nov. 18. A. report from the committee on the plans for the Christmas party will be given. The recent survey will be discussed in full. This survey was taken so that you could give your opinion on ways to improve our community. So try and attend the meeting and support your ideas. Faith Presbyterian Church On Sunday, Nov. 13, the sermon will be Christ and the Universe, taken :from Colossians I: 15-20. On Nov. 14, the EMPOA Browni^ troop will meet at 3:30 p.itf. At 7:30 p.m. there will be a meeting of the board of deacons. On Nov. 17, the Women's society will meet at 8 p.m. Square Dance The square dance sponsored by the Mariners of Faith Presbyterian church was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. The squares who attended the dance were, the John Hayeses, Louis I£elloggs, Ronald Tinsleys, Qfsorge Landins, Jack Fultzes, Warren Krebes, Dan Mathers and Amolie Mc- Intyre.^ . tyre, Susan Borcovan Arlene Reid, Yvonne Davis and Pat Kellogg; Nov. 13, Dorothy Nbonah; Nov. 14, Kathy Mathes; Nov. 15, Shelia Barry and Susan Batke; Nov. 16, Michael Stuart and Tommy Mersch. Best wishes are sent to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slove on their anniversary, Nov. 13. Clubs The bridge club met Nov. 2, with Marilyp Truckenbrod in McHenry. First prize was won hy Rita Simpson, travelling prize, Peg Anderson and booby prize, Pat Kellogg. The Tripoli club met Nov. 2, at the home of Jo Ann Hutchinson. Yvonne Davis won first p r i z e . Marilyn Fultz took booby. Don't forget Nov. 17, the Women's club at Pat Kelloggs, 113 Manor Lane, 8:30 p.m. Attend Danee A group of Eastwood Manorites attended a Halloween dance in Lake of the Hills Saturday night Pat and A1 Borcovan, Lena and Lon Campbell, Delores and Frank Woolwine, Dottie and Glen Messer, Charmaine and Harley Pohlman and Marilyn and Ray Salo. Two of these took home prizes for their clever costumes. A1 Borcovan, Who won second prize, was dressed as an African native, Lena Campbell Won first prize dressed as a Giesha girl. Last Thursday evening a group of gals gathered at the home of Nancy Lessard to talk over old and new times, with Marion Alford who is in from Carthage college for a few days. Those who enjoyed the coffee and cake were Willie Bergstrom, Hannah Harner, Carol Hayes, Pat Kellogg, Lee Greetings Birthday greetings for Nov. 11 go to Timmy Eternick, Debbie Garrelts, Priscilla Mcln- FREE For Your Power Lawn Mowers Reconditioning Your Power Mower Includes: • Free winter storage • Thorough cleaning • New gasoline tube, 9 Oil change if needed t Clean spark plug • Lubricate all moving 9 Check carburetor parts t Check points • Insurance during storage Like New. Mower For In The Spring Only (Price does not include parts or slharpening) *6.00 Vnitcd Rerit-CUfa. 542 Main St. Ph. EV 5-2916 McHenry, 111. Landin, Tam Hawkins, Marl* lyn Fultz, Peg Anderson and Elpha PhilippL Bonnie Beiderer was surprised by her family when they gave her a baby shower at the home of her sister-in-law, Georgia Wilson. Bonnie received many lovely gifts fordfa little one due to arrive the en< of this month. She was especially delighted to see so many of her relatives who travelled so far to be with her. H Don't forget Women's clu(| Nov. 17 and EMPOA Nov. 18i§ Remember to call me with th<j news. The bodies of newbabies contain atfo&t 200 Wlff lion cells, 12.8 billion of whicl^ comprise the nervous system. V JUST LIKE THE mitMActf service gr MiiLsmm DRUGS «l YOUR PfieSCMPTtOM COMPOUND IS AUMWTS •EAQY WHEN MIOM|S»! R GARAGES MUELLER AUCTION : W. H. RUSSKL, Auctioneer Having sold my farm and moving to California, will sell all my machinery and furniture dn *my farrrt on the Ml Tabor Cemetery Road, one-half mil# NoHh of Ht. 176 or Mt Tabor Cemetery, 1 mile East of Rt. 47, turn Left at Cemetery, North one-foatf mile South from Lucas Ro&d and 1% miles from Rt. 14, turn on to Doty Road SUNDAY/ NOVEMBER 13, 1960 COMMENCING AT 12:00 NOON MACHINERY Farmall H. Tractor and 2 row Cultivator; Case VA.C Tractor; Case 7 ft. Mounted Power Jfay, Mower; Case 2 B6t. 14 in. Tractor Plow; Case Side "i)eUyeiy. 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