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Thursday, April 27, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Pistakee Highlands Fun Fair Is Huge Success Hazel Money nr. 7-3320 The fun fair held at the JdSisburg school on April 15 was a huge success, financially as well as entertaining. A lot of time and hard work waput into making it the success it was. Mrs. Alice Mayer, chairman of the committee, expressed her appreciation at the P.T.A. meeting to all those who made donations and those who worked. Jjostallation of new officers was held on the eighteenth. Mrs. Lorraine Hurcker, installed the following to serve as next year's officers. President, Lee Marshall; vice-president, Mrs. Dorothy Hemic, secretary, Mrs. Hazel Morley and treasurer, Mrs. Marion 5Pflug. Mr. Marshall gave a v short speech *and expressed his ideas for the coming year. te seventh .and eighth - chorus under the direction of Mr. Prince sang a few selections to the delight of all present. Their program consisted of three religious songs and two calypso numbers. Their rendition of 'Yellow Bird' was just wonderful. The> are very good and we can all be proud of them and their fine work. • Christened James Robert, infant son of Bob and Rosemary Lutz, was baptized on April 23 at St. John's church. Sponsors for the baby were Clarence Lutz and Betsy Reilly. A family gathering was held in the Lutz home. Page Seventeen Welcome *9 warm welcome to Lester and Elsie Rosenquist who recently moved into their home at 213 Lake street. They have two children, Debbie and Butchie. Mount Hope Choir The choir under the direction of Marvin Jones is busily preparing their musical selections for the great day when the fir® service will be held in the new church. They meet once a week at either the Jones or Gitlin home. Around the Highlands Lil and Leo Orlowski spent last Thursday m Trevor, Wis., visiting Lil's sister, Nettie, anil niece, Mrs. Flynn. Belated birthday wishes to Cheryl Ann Tomao who celc- • iwitlr -birthday earlier this month. Betty and Milt Sandelin and son, Bobby, spent April 16 in Chicago visiting Milt's relatives. It was the first time they had a chance to see the new addition. Seven month old Norman Pederson, son of Norman and Pat Pederson, spent a few days lasl week in St. Theresa hospitafftn Waukegan. , Happy birthday to Jeff Novotny who was seven years old on April 25. Steve and Geri Vrbik have returned from a ten d?.y trip to Hot Springs, Ark. Marge Moreth and V) Schuble were luncheon guests last Wednesday at the home of Lorraine Lindemann. Bat and 'Ron Jackson and family spent April 18 :n Chicago at Pat's mothers home. Also visiting was Pat's aunt from out of. town. Bob and Tina O'Malley and family have moved from Agatha avenue to a home on Lake street. With a glance out my living room window I see Adam Rzechula walking around with his arm in a sling. Hope it's nothing too serious. "Toots Spankuch entertained her card club last Friday in her home. Dee Gregg, Marie Schlick, Pat Jackson, Meryl Fletcher, Audrey Misavice and Ann Szypelbaum were therp for an evening of hot card playing. Roy and Gert Snell will arrive home Saturday after "spending two weeks in Chicago -and vicinity visiting relatives and friends. Happy birthday to Bobby Hurckes who will be ten years old on April 29. I am sorry to report that Dale and Tommy Morin are the latest measles victims. Paul Farwell is back to school but sister, Laura, is still a oick little girl. Also Laura and Carter Gregg were ill last week. Betty Clark has been home very ill for the past week. Keith stayed home for a couple of days to take care of l'rr. I hope you are all feeling better now." Barb and Lorraine Lindemann visited with Rose Fries in Wauconda last Tuesday. Audrey Morin was hostess to a group of friends at the home of her mother-in-law's on April 21. The occasion was a demonstration. Pat and Ron Jackson entertained friends from Trevor, Wis., last Sunday. Guests for the day were Orv. and Mickte Brodie and children. Kay Sielisch was one of the hostesses at the Day of Recollection, April 16, at St. John's church. She served coffee and cookies with the rest of the c o m m i t t e e . S e v e r a l women from the Highlands enjoyed the day and are locking forward to the next one. Mary Mueller's sister and brother-in-law were hurt in an automobile accident while on their way here to visit the Muellers last Saturday. Ruth Lemmons is once again a working gal. She has accepted a position in Highland Park. Pat Jackson entertained a group of her former school chums from Chicago last Wednesday in her home. On April 22 Herb and Lorraine Lindemann dined out and attended a show in Waukegan in honor of their anniversary. Barb Sisk was surprised to look out her kitchen window last week to see her year old Greg sitting as sweet as could be on top of the dog house. It's all in a days work, Barb. Welcome I would like to welcome to our fair community Mr. and Mrs. George Hanisch who have moved into their new home at 413 West Broadway. George is from Munich, Germany, and has been in America for 10 years. His wife, Elizabeth, arrived in this country seven months ago from Munich. They have a son, George, who is 4% years old. They formerly lived in Chicago. Will Attend Toastmasten On April 29, George and Marilyn VanZevern will attend the annual speech contest i i Chicago. George is the Past District Governor, Chapter 30. of Uptown TOO HEAVY? csppmt Doc psssor&ied am ovc BOLGEE'S Drug Store 103 S. Green St. Ph. EV 6-4500 cm 11 3. 4. 5. 6. *7 8. 9 10. 11. T@ S®0 Wo A WE2©I? i)foS©sa ©? Only trained personnel in their respective field of -- Drilling -- Pump Iinstallations Point Changing -- Service Calls Largest pump inventory in the county. (Jets, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system. A guarantee in writing. We service all makes including Montgomery Wards and Sears pumps. Our men and machines are completely insured. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection. Parts available for all makes. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVEK W PUMPS IN STOCK « Hclenry County Well I tap WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located in the Village of Lake 2% miles from McHenry on McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. Phone McHenry EV ft-5252 or Residence EV 6-071S Loan Planned A gala Hawaiian luau Is being planned for your pleasure on June 24 at the barn. Ideas and opinions are being exchanged among the. committee members and it is hoped that you will set aside June 24 for the occasion. You will hear more about this at a later date. This will be by reservation only. That's It For another sunny and unseasonal snowy week. My appreciation once again to those who faithfully manage to come up with items for the column. Bye now. LITTLE THESPIANS Summer stock and off- Broadway theater will have to look to their laurels whemthe Illinois State Fair little thespians take to the boards this year. Franklin Rust, general manager of the fair, has announced the addition of a special classification of one-act plays to the children's, youth and special activities section of this year's exposition. The plays will be performed at various hours from Aug. 11 through the twentieth in the theater of the Illinois building on the fairgrounds. Casts, not to exceed ten persons, will be given up to 35 minutes to present a play. The state fair will furnish lighting, spotlights, sound system, backdrops and stagehands and dressing rooms. Rules and regulations and entry blanks can be obtained now by writing to the Children's and Youth Department, Illinois State Fair, Springfield. Eastwood Manor CRAZY HAT DANCE HELP CEREBRAL PALSY VICTIMS Rosemarle Newlon On May 10 there will be a "Crazy Hat Dance" at the V.F.W. in McHenry at 8 p.m. Food will be served . buffet style, tickets are available through Edith Long, for further information call her at EV. 5-3126. Tripoli Clob > Lois Bianchi was the hostess for the Tripoli club this week. Joanne Hutchinson,. Madeline Freckman, P a m Woodbury, J u d y H u e m a n n a n d J e a n Mersch were the players. Madeline wen first prize. VA ASSISTANCE A Veterans Administration representative from the Rockford VA office will be on duty at Woodstock Tuesday, May 2. to inform and assist veterans, their dependents, and the general public regarding all benefit programs of the VA. Their representative will be on duty from 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. at the U. S. post office building, second floor, in Woodstock. At her prime, Athens, Greece, had about 450,000 people-- some 300,000 of which were slaves, and 80,000 more foreigners and students, leaving a bare 70,000 citizens. MHO GLASS nsnua F©ia!©f© Topi Glaslag onss3 IFictore Frames Kfoio to Order Mtawad Plaques Free Estimates MCHENRY OTTO GLASS 8c MI1EOR CO. (Across from Jewel Tea) SM W. Elm St. McHenry, DL Ph. EV 5-3940 Bridge Club Rita Simpson won first prize and Hannah Harner won travelling prize at Pat Kellogg's home last week. Faith Presbyterian Church Your pastor is attending a meeting at Lake Bloomington in Springfield. Sunday Sermon, iirst in a series of four sermons, will be based on Paul's letter to the P h i 1 i p p ia n s, first sermon "Grounds and Purposes Of Prayer" Phil. 1. 2 p.m. Pastor and Sr. High's will be in Freeport, attending a youth rally. Sunday evening 5 - 8 p.m. the Mariners Club of Faith Presbyterian church will sponsor a family spaghetti supper benefit. Proceeds will go to the Retarded Children's association for McHenry County to purchase equipment and materials. Choir rehearsal on Tuesday at 8 p.m. On Thursday, May 4, there will be a general meeting of all church school teachers at the church at 8 p.m. Slough Area News Again! I have had many calls this past week in regards to people dumping garbage in the slough. This is illegal and it breeds rats and brings diseases. It is also unpleasent to see. Carol Hayes, Hannah Harner and a few of the other residents have been cleaning up much of the rubbish others have thrown in the slough. Let's all help keep Eastwood Manor a better place to live. First Communion Last Sunday St. Mary's children made their First Communion. Steve Simpson was one of the many who received the Sacrament of Holy Euch- |ist. Twelve of his relatives braved the storm to congratulate Steve. Dance Recital i Cheryl Fenner danced with twelve other little girls at the fecital at St. Mary's last week. The children appeared as "Little Darkies" and danced to the tune of "Shortnin' Bread", fcheryl's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Zgorski, and Mr. /and Mrs. Edgar Littchen, friends from Chicago, came out to see Cheryl's performance. Happy Birthday And many more is the wish JOSEPH FffiTT I SON. WC. Builders ESTABLISHED 1926 Re§y •ntipl- aMl-Commercid • First In Quality • Fairest In Prices • Fastest in Service Ptene EV 5-3976 Located on Hwy. 120 -- V* Mile East of Fox River Bridge 385-9981 seven From now on, every new telephone in McHenry will have a seven figure number. For example, 385-9981. Customers ordering new service or whose service requires a change in their directory listing will be given the new seven figure numbers. The new numbers are being introduced in McHenry on a gradual basis. Some civic and business concerns in the community already have new seven figure numbers. Eventually, all McHenry will use this modern numbering system. Your new telephone directory lists all the new seven-figure numbers. Check for the correct number before every call you dial -- it will save you time. If you have any questions about your new telephone numbering system, please give us a call at 385-9981. Robert C. Zahn, Manager ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE 111 North Court NEW FIRE DEPARTMENT NUMBER -- 885-2121 NEW POLICE DEPARTMENT NUMBER -- 385-2131 n to Terry Qual who celebrates today and to Linda French^and Mike McCormack, tomorrow. Linda will be 3 years old and Mike will be 7. Gordin Brodin will be 2 years old on May 1 and Edith Long celebrates on this day also. On May 2 Jack Roger blows out the candles. Snowbound This is not a title of a book I just read. It was the plight of Betty and Ed Radher and their children, Jackie and Pam, last Sunday. They went to Wheaton to visit their daughter, Sandy, and her husband, Dallas Rigler. They had a delightful dinner prepared by Sandy, the bride's first big dinner. But their trip home will never be forgotten. It took them 12 hours and they spent the night in a gas station near Chicago, with about fifty other people. Anniversary Greetings Goes to Toni and Jim Olson on May 1 and to Peggy and Walt G&rrelts on May 3. This and That Madeline Freckman had a few ladies in the other night for cards. Lois Bianchi, Judy Huemann, Jackie and Marcey Strassner from Holiday Hil.s joined in the fun. Jackie Strassner was the winner. Rita Simpson, Marilyn Fultz and Marilyn's mother had an enjoyable day in Chicago last week. They attended a stockholders meeting and, went t( lunch. P Bill Harner and Stanley John attended a teacher's conference in Urbana last weekend. While they were away Hanah and Bonnie John spent the weekend together. On Friday they went out to dinner and enjoyed a few games of bowling. John and Pat Coughlir. had a delightful evening Friday. They joined another couple for dinner and dancing at Antioch. • Doctor and Mrs. Leroy Harner enjoyed the company of Hannah and Bill and their grandchildren last week. Bill Butler and Elmer Bor covan were surprised at the party given to celeiw-ate their birthday Saturday evening at the fyome of Ray and Marilyn Salo. Rummage Sale Don't forget . the rummage sale this Saturday and Sunday at the barn. Bring your articles for sale to Marilyn Salo, Betty Radner, Fred Woodbury or John Hayes, as soon as possible. Chicken Pox Ricky Wiegman has chicken pox. Hope you are better Dy the time this column appears in the paper. ; MILK PRICES Dairy farmers shipping to the Chicago Order 41 market received a minimum of $3.78 per cwt. for base milk of 3.5 percent butterfat-test and $3.08 per cwt. for excess milk: delivered in March to plants within the 70-mile zone, Harry L. Edwards, director of marketing, Pure Milk association, reported this past week. PREVENT FURNITURE RUST ! 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