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"rfursday, March 16, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Nine Pistakee Highlands SPRING DANCE IS PLANNED FOR APRIL 8 AT B&tft Hazel iVToney HI'. 7-8320 adult activities committee has been busy planning a ..dance for April 8 at the barn. That wonderful quartet will be bacl^ for your dancing enjoyment. You will be hearing more about the dance shortly. M. Y. F. Last Sunday the Ingleside and Mount Hope M.Y.F. group joined, forces and enjoyed a w ^ d e r f u l a f t e r n o o n r o l l e r skating in Twin Lakes. In the evening they had their regular meeting. 'Teen Club The 'teen club harl a meeting March 6 at the barn. They planned a bowling party for March 18. Last Saturday, "a come as you are party" was hejf in the Muellers' basement. Wedding News Congratulations to the new Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rapp. On Saturday, March 4. Erna Rockel and Dick Rapp were married in the Rockel home at 117 Bunny avenue. Pastor Hagerty performed the ceremony. The new Mrs. Rapp wore a green and white print silk dr^s, white veil, shoes and gloves and her flowers wore white baby mums. A wedding breakfast was held in the Rockel home. At 2 p.m. a wedding reception was held at the Rapp home. About sixty persons were there. Erna and Dick are now at home in McHenry. Welcomes Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ken-: nebeck, former residents of Pistakee Highlands, welcomed a baby girl on March 6 in Woodstock. The Kennebecks now reside in Sunnyside. Blessed Virgin Sodality Benefit Party Sunday, March 19, at 8 p.m., the Blessed Virgin sodality of St. John's parish will hold a party to which the public is cordially invited. The proceeds will go for new lights in the parking area. This event w 11 be held in the Johnsburg community hall. All the members of the Blessed Virgin sodality are invited to attend Communion Sunday, March 26, at the 8:30 Mass. Breakfast will follow the Mass and Communion at the Johnsburg community hall. Hospital Auxiliary Card Party March 21, at 1 p.m. at the V.F.W. hall in McHenry, the Woman's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital, will hold a fashion show and card party. Refreshments will be served. Fun Fair The Johnsburg school will its annual fun fair on April 15 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. The committee is in need of items for the white elephant sale, the bake booth, handmade items and lots of help. Whoever would like to donate something for the bake booth can contact Mrs. Koch or Mrs. Fowler. There will be games and amusement for every memof the family. Hot dogs, bjm>ecues, cake and pop are on the menu. Entertains Card Club Dot Erbin was hostess to her card club last Wednesday evening in her home. Enjoying Dot's hospitality were Dolly Novotny, Carla Bales, Wanda Ddbecki, Mrs. G. VanZevern, Janice Jsnquart, Lots Mason a^rf "Hazel Morley. The gals w^5> busily planning their annual night out in May. Here and There Edith Howton along with her ! granddaughter, Vickie, visited Mrs. Howton's mother in Alabama last week. Congratulations to Lou and Tools Spankuch who celebrated their wedding anniversary on March 12. The newest member of the i H o v s e t h f a m i l y h a s b e e n named William Charles and weighed 7 lbs., 7 ozs., at birth. Mr. and Mrs. Mary Mueller spent last Friday visiting with some of Mary's relatives in Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. Erdmann attended the sports show in Chicago last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haupperbauer are the proud grandparents of a baby boy. The little fella was born to their daughter and scn-in-law. Happy birthday to Kay Reilly on March 16. Celebrating along with St. Pat will be- Jimmy Madock. He will be one year old. Congratulations to Emma Mares who will celebrate her birthday March 23. Betty and Milton Sandelin spent last Saturday shopping in Chicago for their precious new bundle. Happy birthday to Lillian Orlowski who will celebrate her natal day March 24. Kay Sielisch will bake her a big birthday cake and help Lillian celebrate her birthday. Judy Krumwiede entertained her stepmother, Mrs. Hapeman of Park Ridge, March 8. Judy enjoyed showing her the Highlands and McHenry. Rita Tempera is recovering after minor surgery at the McHenry hospital. Grace Reinhardt spent a few days home last week with a very severe cold. Mamie O'Neil. Anna Cohrs and Blanche Haefliger attended the "Queen For A Day Program" in Chicago last week. Ruth and Jim Lemonns are happy .to have their car back. It was badly damaged in their recent accident. Jim has returned to work and both have fully recovered from their harrowing experience. Sylvia Murray and Mary Lou Sabielny passed their nurses aid course with flying colors. On March 19 Dale Morin will be three years old. He is going to have a big party with lots of aunts, uncles, grandparents and his two brothers. Many happy returns of the day to Eleanor Wroblewski who celebrates her birthday March 17. Alice Wilson had a party last Saturday in honor of her sixth birthday. Joining in the fun were Joyce Malek, Kimberly Coons. Ricky Madock. Gary Shastal, Joyce and Steve Murgatroyd, Pam Pechous and Mi chael Wolf. On March 21, Mrytle Bentz and Lorraine Erdmann will be hostesses at a demonstration in the Bentz home. The proceeds from this will go to the benefit of their handicraft club. Anyone is welcome to attend. That lucky Audrey Morin spent three days in Chicago this week visiting her dad and Don's folks. She came home with baby Larry while Tommy and Dale stayed with their grandparents and saw the Shrine Circus. Last Friday Marge Moreth, Vi Schuble and Loraine Lindemann attended a meeting of the McHenry Women's club. The new telephone system was explained. I am so pleased to report that Brian Von Bruenchenhein has recovered from his recent bout with the measles. Belated birthday wishes to John Weingart who celebrated his birthday on March 5. The Ted Wroblewskis, Wilsons and Waldins all got together for the celebration ofr P a t r i c i a W r o b l e w s k i ' s f i r s t birthday. On March 28 I would like to extend my best wishes to Barney and Cletus Mayer who will be celebrating their anniversary- Belated anniversary wishes to Bob and Tina O'Malley who celebrated their wedding anniversary on March 14. Sick List Joe Ullo suffered a heart attack last Friday on his way home from work. He was taken to the McHenry hospital and is doing very well. I know all Joe's friends wish him a speedy recovery. I am sorry to hear that Laura, Carter and Dee Gregg were all ill last week. That old flu and virus bug is really making the rounds. I send my best wishes to Art Bentz for a quick recovery. He has been home sick for the past three weeks. Attends Shower On Feb. 26 Mrs. Dean Peterson and Mrs. Froney attended a shower in Chicago for Thersea Noca. She will be married in April to Beinie Brzozowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brzozowski of 226 Bunny avenue. Mrs. Rose Farwell was unable to attend but sent her good wishes along with the other girls. Dogs Again T am s t i l l g e t t i n g c o m p l a i n t s about dogs running loose. NEW SHIPMENT! LADIES Spring - Summer SLEEPWEAR § Baby Dolls • Long or Capri P.J.'s 0 Long or Waltz downs • Sleep Coats Pretty Cottons with Lace, Ribbon, Embroidery sizes 32-40 Extra Sizes 42-48 $3.49 and $3.98 Riverside Retail Outlet 200 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, 111. . , , .*« Hours Daily 9-6 Fri. 9-9 Sun. 9-5 -- Located in Riverside Drive Shopping Area -- Spring Grove Fire Totally Destroys Barn Mrs. Charles Freund The firemen were summoned to Lester Siedschlag's farm on Sunday night at eleven-thirty. The old bam on his property was engulfed in flames. Although all other buildings were saved the barn was completely demolished. mond high school students made it although there was a delay in transportation due to the roads. Schools Closed Due to the blizzard on Wednesday, many students in school? in this area had a free day. St. Peter's school and public school sent their pupils home at noon. Marian Central high school and all schools In Woodstock were closed. Rich- Thesc dogs are being picked up and taken away. If you want your dog you had better keep it at home. Election Coming Don't forget to get to the polls on April 4. Exercise your right as a citizen and VOTE. That's It For another snowy week. Have a nice week and a happy St. Patrick's day to you, one and all. Postmaster Meeting Woodstock postmaster was host to the McHenry Count} Postmasters on Tuesday evening, March 7, at Woodstock. Twenty-six members and guests were present. Preceding the meeting a delicious Cantonese and fried chicken dinner was served. Postal Inspector Mr. Black and Mr. Hinckley and Field Service Officers Mr. White and Mr. Adams were present. Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund entertained at dinner on Sunday evening. Following the dinner there was an evening at cards. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller. Iowa Visit Cla'rence Miller and Andrew Hackenmiller visited in Stacyville, Iowa the past week. Congratulations To the Walter Monhardts on their anniversary and to Alice Wagner and Bob and Berniece Lent, who had birthdays recently. DINE OUT ECONOMICALLY! FRIED CHICKEN DINNER 3 pc. Chicken, Fries, salad 99 HAMBURGER OR SHAKE 19 All items available for carry out SHRIMP IN BASKET with fries 79 (Next Door To Your J.&L. Station) Two Locations 2 mi. East McHenry on Route 120 / Jet. 12 & 31 -- One Mile South of Richmond. Htap We put our heads together and we decided that we were going to have to mend our ways if we really want to get anywhere. The tVick was to pay ourselves first. Our whole paycheck was getting away from us because we let it. Now we save a little ea^h payday and the earnings help it grow. You ought to save where we do. 4V2% on Investment Savings Accounts 4% on Regular Savings Accounts unwt ZsonutrrouiS - ^Jodauf Phone EVergreen 5-300 McHenry, in. SHOP IN McHENRY MEET YOUR CANDIDATES VOTE REPUBLICAN APRIL 4th - YOUR McHENRY TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES - Albert S. Blake REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Assistant Supervisor ALBERT S. BLAKE, lifelong resident of McHenry, is the Republican nominee for Assistant Supervisor of McHenry Township. He was born in McHenry, attended the St. Mary grade school and McHenry High School. He married the former Virginia Hanes of Woodstock in 1933. They have two children. Patricia Ann and Steven. His business, A. S. Blake Motors, Inc., a Chrysler products distributorship, in McHenry for 30 years. Mr. Blake is a past president of the McHenry Chamber of Commerce and a past alderman of McHenry. He is a chartcr member and past secretary of the McHenry Rotary Club. He belongs to the Moose j^Lodge, the Elks of Woodstock, the Catholic Order of Foresters, and the Knights of Columbus. He is a past Director of the McHenry County Chapter of the Red Cross. He is First V. Pres. of the 111. Auto. Dealers Assn. and Pres. of the McHenry Co. branch. Gerald ilbersen REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Township Auditor GERALD J. "BUD" ELBERSEN, the Republican incumbent nominee for McHenry Township Auditor, lives in Wonder Lake. "Bud" attended Austin College, arter which he lyioved to Wonder Lake and married the former Geraldine Donash. They have a .daughter, Cheryl. • He has served McHenry in the dual functions of Justice of the Peacc and Township Auditor for the last eight year-. He has been a milk distributor in the McHenry area for the last 16 years and also has a real estate -and insurance office in Wonder Lake. "Bud" is a member of the Wonder Lake Chamber of Commerce, Moose Lodge, Elks, Nativity Lutheran Church of Wonder Lake. Indian Ridge Subdivision Association and the Parent-Teachers Assn. Fred Roaers REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Township Clerk FRED N. ROGERS, of 302 Freund Avenue in McHenry was born in Elgin, but has lived in McHenry since 1936. Fred is the Republican nominee for Township Clerk. He married the former Katherine Kane of Chicago. They have four children, John, Marriane, Gerald and Donald. He attended grade and high school in Oak Park prior to moving to McHenry. Fred retired from the Standard Oil Company on July 1. 1960 after serving as the McHenry rural area Standard Oil agent for 25 years. He is a member of the Elks of Wixxlstock and the Masonic Lodge in McHenry. He was an active member of the McHenry School Board, District No. 15 for 10 years. His tenure of membership on the School Board was during a time of increased importance and growth in District No. 15. Foster Glorch REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Township Auditor FOSTER E. GLORCH, the Republican nominee for McHenry Township Auditor, resides in Lakeland Park. He married the former Dorothy Yoder in 1947. They have two children, Larry and Donald. He is employed as a sheet metal worker. Foster saw service in World War II with the United States Coast Guard amphibious forces. He is Vice-President of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association and also serves as the coordinator of affairs and Committees of the Association. He is a member of the Fraternal'Order of the Moose, the Fox Valley Police Reserve and is Institutional Representative of the Cub Scout.s of Lakeland Park. A. M. "Gus" Freund REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Tax Assessor A. M. "GUS" FREUND of 408 Riverside Drive, McHenry, is the Republican nominee for McHenry Township Assessor. VGus" was born in Spring Grove, attended grade school in Johnsburg and high school in McHenry. A lifelong resident of the McHenry area. "Gus" married the former Agnes Steffes in 1936. They have two children, Alan and Cynthia. He retired in 1958 after 26 years as owner and operator of the McHenry Equipment Company, dealing in farm machinery. He attends St. Mary's Church in McHenry and belongs to the Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Order of Foresters. "Gus" is now the President and trustee for the McHenry Fire Protection District and was Fire Chief of the McHenry Volunteer Fire Department for 10 years. B. Fred Haubold REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Township Auditor B. FRED HAUBOLD, the Republican nominee for McHenry Township Auditor, resides in Pistakee Highlands. He is married to the former Carol Bayless. They have two children, Karen and Garda. Fred attended Crane Technical School and the Columbia Business College in Chicago. He is employed by the Milwaukee Railroad in a supervisory capacity. He is a member of the Railroad Yardmasters Association of America. He is a past Vice-President of the Pistakee Highlands Community Association and is President for 1960-61. McHenry County Judicial District No. 3 Richard R. Marshall REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Justice of the Peace RICHARD R. MARSHALL, the Republican nominee for Justice of the Peace in McHenry County Judicial District No. 3, resides in rural McHenry. He married the former Constance Burns. They have two children, Timothy and Pamela. He has been employed at the Western Electric Company lor the past 20 years in the equipment engineering branch. In 1957 he was elected a McHenry Township Justice of the Peace and as such has served on the Township Board for the Past four years. Dick is a charter member of the Johnsburg Emergency Rescue Squad. He has been a member of the Board of Education of School District No. 12 for 4 years. He is a member of the Illinois Township Officials, the Illinois Police Association, and the Johnsburg Community Club. He has been the Secretary of the Board of Education in School District No. 12 for the past 2 years. Siaurd Jacobsen REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Constable SIGURD "Jake" JACOBSEN, the Republican nominee for Constable in McHenry County District No. 3, has resided in McHenry Township for the last 22 years. He married the former Ingeborg Moreland. They have two daughters. Petrea and Susan. "Jake" or "Sig." as he is known by his friends, operated a Kraft Foods Distributorship for 15 years in McHenW County. "Sig" attended a Chicago technical school and also took several courses of law management taught by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He has been the Constable in McHenry County for the last eight years. He is a member of the Elks of Woodstock, the Moose and Viking Lodges, the Illinois Police Association, the Justice and Constable Association and the Johnsburg Community Club. #