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Thursday, July 27, 1961 THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Pistakee Highlands FORMER REPORTER SUBSTITUTES FOR ONE ON VACATION Hazel BTorrey HT. 7-3320 llazel Morley is enjoying a w® deserved vacation. So asked me, Kay Sielisch, to write for her this week, and asking an ex-reporter to write news is like keeping old fire horses. It gets in your blood and it is a wonderful feeling to be back at the typewriter even for a week. I hope I have not forgotten too much and will make it half as interesting as "~zel does every week. B.vkotas Enjoy Splash Party On July 15, fourteen couples enjoyed a very interesting splash party, thanks to the efforts of Rcb and Barb Sisk and Bob and Betty Flint, who were the hosts for the evening. The parly was held at the Flints' home at Indian Point, Antioch, on the water front. -They enplaying water games wmeh included *an inner tube water relay race for the worn- £n and' a greased watermelon in the water for the men. The Bvkotas enjoyed a weiner roasi-^mnd after the meal they roasted marshmallows. They ended Ihe evening playing volley ball. St. John's Dinner and Carnival ®>on't forget the dates, August 4, 5 and 6, of the annual carnival and dinner. Friday night the annual fish fry will open the three day affair. Sunday there will be the roast beef family style dinner. Rescue Squad Dance Please get your tickets from the folks who have them on saJfl for the dance Sept. 2. The Rescue Squad needs all the money it can raise. Let's all get busy and buy tickets, even if you do not attend. New Meeting Place for Woman's Club President of the Woman's club, Kay Sielisch received a letter from the church board of the Mount Hope Methodist clfr'ch. giving Ihe club permission to hold its monthly meetings in the church hall. Pet Skunk It is safe to approach Karen Shastel and her pet skunk, Chanel, thanks to Karen's father, Clarence. Karen has a two month old skunk for a pet which her father saved frtflri being shot. After the brave rd^ue on his part, he promptly look Chanel to the vet's to be descerited. It is causing quite a sensation in the Highlands. News of Your friends and Neighbors Darlcne and George Neesan had a farewell dinner for Darleene's folks, the Stanges from Broadview, last Sunday. All tl^Neesans' neighbors are sad t(Wosc them and our loss is Broadview's gain. Ricky, Mike and Danny Madock spent several days with grandmother Butler and jimmy stayed with grandmother Madock, while their mother was in the hospital. All the children were greatly impressed with their new baby sister. Little Patricia Mary vvj|| be the center of attraction. Jeff Novotny, the son of, Ray and Dolly Novotny, caught one of the tagged fish and received a complete fishing outfit for his reward. The Murgatroyds enjoyed a two weeks vacation. They took the kiddies into Chicago for several days to visit the Zoos, Aquarium and many places of interest. Joseph Hanisch enjoyed having his father spend last weekend with them. It was the first time he had seen the son's home after completion. The George VanZevern family enjoyed a week in St. Louis last week. They took in many sights of interest. The Tom Mason home has really been jumping with company. Tom's family has been spending vacations with them. Tom's cousin, Martha, and son, Billy, spent five days with them. Jim and Joan Provo and family, the Rich and Vicki Provo family and the Bob and Terry Provo family spent several days too. Bob and Lee Mc- Mann of Chicago were the lat^ est guests in the Mason home. Blanche Haefliger' was busy entertaining a friend, Mrs. Goldie Burfbn, from Florida. Sylvia Murray was pleasantly surprised when her father came out to help her celebrate her birthday and stayed with the Murrays for a couple of weeks. Her dad really enjoyed his grandchildren and family. Dan and Betty Johnson spent a couple of days in Chicago last week. While there they attended the funeral of their friend, George Bossier, who was a resident of Schaffer's subdivision. Dorothy and Rich Orlowski arrived home Thursday evening after a trip that took them to Pennsylvania, New- York, and Canada, were they spent several days and then to Michigan. Bill and Marie Schlick are busy preparing and looking forward to their daughter, Barb's vacation. Barb is a student nurse at the Grant hospital in Chicago. Barb has no plans, other than to relax, enjoy the Highlands and her mother's cooking. It will be nice to see Barb in the Highlands again. Joan Zilligen attended a bridal shower for her future sister-in-law last Wednesday in Chicago. Joan spent the night with her mother and spent the next day shopping in the city. Happy birthday' to Alma (Red) Sikora who celebrates July 30. Debbie Shastal, Laura Gregg, Julie VanZevern, Debbie Seldon, Debbie Czminski and Joan Zenner helped Cheryl Dowd celebrate her birthday July 17. The girls enjoyed cake and ice cream and played many interesting games. Last Sunday all Cheryl's aunts and uncles and her grandparents helped her and her brother, Jeff, celebrate their birthdays. Jeff celebrated his birthday with a party July 26. Denny and Kay O'Malley of Lansing, Iowa, spent the weekend with Bob and Tena O'Malley. Denny and Bob are cousins and Kay and Tena are old friends. We'aije sorry to report that Betty Rodarmel is back in the McHenry hospital. We hope she will be feeling fine soon. Just received a card from Hazel and Dick Morley. They are really enjoying their camping trip. It .was a big week for them. Haze has not had a vacation from the pliper since she took the job and she is really relaxing but will oe anxious to get back to writing again. So give her lots of calls with your news. It is a tough grind making calls and a few calls from the readers help so much. Marilyn VanZevern served as chairman for the soliciting for food and money for the St. John's dinner and carnival. Her helpers were, Rosemary Thelen, Tena O'Malley, Beverley Lewandowski and Kay Sielisch. If we missed any one and you want to donate food or your time, they need women to serve and work at the carnival. You may call Alvina Miller at EVergreen 5-1262, or Lou Ann Smith at EVergreen 5-6578 or any of the above can be called. July 17, Kay Sielisch's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hanley, and their two daughters, Donna and Karen, paid the Sielisches a visit. Karen stayed and will spend two weeks with them. Three year old Paul O'Malley got his eyeglasses last Friday to strengthen his eyes after his operation. Mother and Dad O'Malley have been busy taking him in for check ups and Paul is doing real well and is very understanding for a little three year old. Mr. and Mrs. Glowcld and family from Chicago were guests of Leo and Lil Orlowski last Tuesday. Mrs. Jesse Tempera has her two grandchildren, Carol and Richard Tempera of Chicago, with her for a couple of weeks. Janet Sandelin drove her sister, Kathy, back to Broadview last Sunday. Janet Thoren spent last week in Chicago with her aunt and uncle, Bill and Ella Thoren. Craig Thoren, who is a very enterprising young teenager, is working on a farm near; Elkhorn, Wis., for the summer, paid a surprise visit last Monday on the Thoren family. Ed. and Virginia were happy to see Craig looking so well and tanned. Belated anniversary wishes to Ernest and Billie Jones who celebrated July 10. A very happy birthday to Billie Jones who celebrates her birthday July 31. Belated birthday wishes to Grace Jones who celebrated her birthday July 14. Better late than never, we jiope. Belated birthday wishes to Virginia Karls who celebrated July 12. To Lynn Johnson July 12. Best wishes for a happy birthday to William Barron, Jr., who celebrates July 29. July 19 a coffee welcome was held in the home of Val Gitlin in honor of the new pastor's wife, Mrs. Florence Smith. Reverend Smith and family are now residents of the Highlands and they will serve in the Mount Hope Methodist church. Hostesses for the evening were Val Gitlin and Gladys Jones. The Jay Storys have been busy entertaining. July 7, 8, 9 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neumeyer of Chicago were guests. While they were here they attended the wedding reception for Janet Pedersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sevin Pedersen, held in the Johnsburg community hall. Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Man from Leyden Township spent the day with Jay and M a r y . L a s t Monday Mary picked her niece up in Chicago, Irene Calizuiri and Irene will spend two weeks with the Storys. Wara Story spent a week in Chicago with her sister, Mrs. Rose Morton. The Sielisches and their BI-LEVEL BEAUTY! 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Optional equipment, transportation, insur* MONTH ance, state and local taxes, if any, extra. 00NT FOUOW LEADER WE IT! RAMBLER--WORLD STANDARD OF COMPACT CAR EXCELLENCE SEIBEL Page SWeniteft guest, Karen Hanley, spent last Saturday in Twin Lakes, at the cottage of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Whyte. They all enjoyed boating and a big dinner. Janice Janquart spent last week in Milwaukee with her family and her children. They had a wonderful time doine things. Belated birthday wishes to Rita Tempera who celebrated her birthday July 19. Her husband, Jesse, took her and the grandchildren out for a big dinner and a ride after. Paul Johnson celebrated his birthday July 17. Sorry we missed it but Paul and his family and his sister and their family celebrated by taking a trip'to Mackinac Island, Mich. Pat Jackson entertained her sister, Sandie .Ward, of Chicago, last weekend. The Poker club took their husbands out to dinner July 22. j The girls had saved their kitty j money for the big event which : was held in Hillside. The Jack- j sons, S c h 1 i c k s, Misavices, j Fletchers, Greggs, Spankuchs j and the Szyplebaums had a j ball all evening. The men real- ] ly enjoyed being treated so j royally by their wives. That's it for this week and I hand the column back to Haze. It is a terrific grind and i she deserves a lot of credit for j doing such a wonderful job, with four children and the • home to take care of. Keep up ! the good work, we really enjoy ! your column, Haze. j Lakemoor BOY SCOUTS IN ATTENDANCE AT CAMP LOWDEN David Heckmann ET. 5-05S? Most wars result in a redistribution of what wealth it did not destroy. A large and happy caravan left our village on Sunday morning bound for Camp Lowden. near Oregon, 111. The group of Scouts, and parent chauffeurs, and well wishers departed at 10 a.m., from Scoutmaster Wally Para's home and included: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patellaro, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ehrhart and daughter, Elsie, Mrs. Helen Wolf and daughters, Cheryl and Diane, Cheryl's friend, Lloyd Sancoucie of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. John Hosie, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wirfs, and Dave Heckmann, and daughter, Regina. There were sixteen impatient and boisterous laughing happy Scouts who were itching for the week of fun on the wonderful acreage of the Rock River, and the knowledge that they would be getting closer to nature and the great outdoors added lighthearted adventure to the occasion. With a stop for chow at Genoa City the group arrived, registered, put up their tents at their assigned site and took their swimming test. A reluctant but very pleased parents then made their journey home. Scouts making the weeklong stay were: Skip Schuerr, Dickie Bitterman, Tom Bost- LOOKING FOR A HOME? Come to Ponca & Logan sts. & see our modef home in Cooney Heights Subd., McHenry, II Open Every Sunday Afternoon -- Weekdays call . . Lee Cooney General Contractor EVergreen 5-4345 Homes Built Anywhere, Anytime, Any Style or Size FHA or Conventional Financing ler, Ben DeCicco, Kenny Ehrhardt, Robert Hosie, Sam Klsla, Richard Kotiv, Terry Morrison, Tommy Para, Andy Patellaro, Frank Patellaro, Frank Pogany, Robert Tobias, Timmy Wirfs, and Richard Wolf. „ A sigh of relief and thanks to God for the sunny afternoon and may you all have the time of yotsr young lives. Note of Gratitude An especial not of gratitude to Wally Para for his third year of giving one week of his vacation to this event and to the co-operative parents! Police officer Herb Brossman assisted Rose Marie Salamone, cousin of Andy Patellaro, who was istricken recently with a severe asthmatic coughing spell. Herb took her to the hospital for emergency treatment. Welcome Home Dorothy Bonder, wife of our village president, just returned home from a stay in the hospital. All of the very best for your continued recovery! Happy Birthday Bertha Burger will celebrate Custom T.V. Topics hers on Saturday, July *^9. > Many are, the. I send you! - - A Sad Note, . Our deepest and heart'felt sympathy goes Out" to,^llr. Forbes of our village, who -was notified of the death; Of K^ ^Soh in Chicago. This foUowea «an accident his son was involved in and all of the facts were nojt known. The father was notified bV Chicago police. His son was 49. May God be with you, sit, during this added misfortune." University of 'Illinois lancTscape specialists say lawns should never be cut shorter than IVi to 2 inches. High clip? ping helps to produce a dense, uniform green lawn that shades out such' weeds as crab* grass. W©D by Ed Vestgaro Water Ski Communications CUSTOM T.V. has serviced and installed various kinds of communication instruments including ship radios and, of course the regular TV and radio for the home. Now, we're anxious to see a new idea for water skiers as reported by a manufacturer. This audio signaling system will provide communication between a water skier and the boat pilot. Also, it will sound an immediate warning to the pilot if the skier loses his grip on the tow bar. I wouldn't guess that we'll be busy servicing this new idea, so keep phoning EV. 5-8757 or 5-5650 for the ordinary TV and radio problems. AIR C0NDITI0NIHG in rim you put an end to the strain of sweltering Chicago summers with our new Mueller Climatrol air conditioner. K sai mtmim am&mn because we know it's better built. Better compressor, quieter fanSg the best controls . . . quality you'd expect from a manufacturer that's concentrated exclusively on residential heating and air conditioning for 102 years! 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A new refrigerator-freezer can help feed your family so much better for less that it really doesn't pay to "make do" with your old refrigerator. So start to enjoy year-round mealtime pleasure at bargain prices--get a new electric refrigerator-freezer. See your electric appliance dealer: He's featuring special values and convenient easypurchase plans on his fine selection of new electric refrigerator-freezers. Q'Public Service Company 9 Commonwealth Edison Company -- Electrical Appliances -- CAREY APPLIANCE, INC. LEE & RAY ELECTRIC * * . 11241 N. Green St. McHenry >19 W. Main St.