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Page T#n THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Thursday. February 1« 196i Pieiakee Highlands BROWNIES HOLD INVESTITURE IN COMMUNITY HALL Hazel Motley - HY 7-S820 The Brownies inves t i t u r e and birthday party was held on Jan. 30 at the community center. Girls invested were Sherry Barren, Gail Bischoff, Cynthia Crosby, Lorielei Crosby, Debbie Dobecki, Cheryl Dowd, Linda Fowler, Laura Gregg, Phyllis Groth, Pat Hagen, Ruth Remle. Marilyn Schultz, t ) e b b i e S e l d o n , S t e p h a n i e Staudenmaicr, Wanda Wiley. Barbara Kolb and Debbie Oziminski Brownios receiving membership stars were JoAnn Mclnerney, Rosemary Thelen and Kathy Jensen. There was a program and refreshments. On Feb. 13 a valentine party wilt be held at the community center. Teen Club The 'teens will have theiv liext meeting on Feb. 5 at the • barn. A valentine party will 'be held on Feb. 10 at the barn Girl Scouts There was a wonderful turn out of Scouts and parents at the basketball game on ,Tan. *£>. Please don't forget the icc skating party oti Feb. 5 and the Blue and Gold dinner on iP&b. 25. I would like to remind qil Cub" S<*mits to wear clean uniforms on Feb. 8. It is on this date in 1910 that the Bov 9flouts of America were founded. sons and three granddaughters. Laura, Donna and Doreen. The Sikoras like to fish and dance and just a few weeks ago Alma was installed into the Moose Lodge in Fox Lake. Hank is an experienced player of the 'zing zing.' I laughed too when I heard it, but it is a musical instrument he made out of an ordinary row boat oar, strings and cans. They are both a barrel of laughs and it was a pleasure introducing them to you. W.S.C.S. Meet The Women's Society of Christian Service of Mounl Hope church met on Jan. 23 and got the organization off to a flying start. It was decided that the society will meet the fiecond Tuesday of each month. Our next meeting being on Feb. 13. A bake sale was planned for Feb. 24 to be held at a store in Fox Lake. Posters will be available with all the important data. A silent ' auction was held during refreshment time. Highest bidders were Mamie O'Neil, Barb Sisk and Mrs. George Van- JZevern. Hostesses were Barb 9isk and Sally VonBruenchenhein. Next month's hostesses Will be my9elf and my buddio reporter, Polly Stevens. We promise you goodies that will taeh In your mouth. M.Y.F. Starting Feb. 11 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. an intermediate M.Y. 1P* group Will be formed. This group includes sixth, seventh and eighth graders. The senior M.Y.F. will meet from 7:15 to 8:30 on Feb. 11. Until then they will meet at their usual time. There will be more information available in the weeks to come. Around the Highlands Belated happy birthday to Bradley Dowd who was one year old on Jan. 23. He had a party last Sunday with members of the family. Congratulations to Randy Jackson who was confirmed at St. Peter's on Jan. 28. The Floyd Johnsons and Skip Wilsons attended a Hawaiian dance given/ by Jak- Ana Heights at the Johnsburg community hall on Jan. 27. M a n y o f D r . B e r m a n ' s friends in the Highlands wish him every happiness in his marriage and hope it will be a happy full life for them both. Bill and Marie Schli.ck and son, Bobby, spent Jan. 24 a' the home of their daughter. Barb, in Chicago. Barb is busy preparing to move to California where she will join her husband, Jim, who has been there for awhile and has a very good position. a ^ Hapny anniversary to the Ray Novotnys on Jan. 29. I promised you the name and' weight of the DeWitt Rapp'f new grandson. His name is Michael Jay. weight exactly 8 lbs. and date of arrival, Jan. 13. The next meeting of the Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. John's will be held on Feb. 13 in the school hall. Richie Orlowski, Bob O'Malley and Beverly Lewandowski were among the sponsors for the confirmation held on Jan. 28 at St. John's. The Murgatrovd family has been attending funerals in Chi cago. On Jan. 20 they attended the funeral of Diana's aunt and on Jan. 23 they attended the funeral of Charles' uncle and also served aS pallbearer. We hope this will be the last of their sorrows for a while. Dorothy Orlowski also attended the funeral of the uncle. Belated birthday wishes to Steve Petrov who was 6 on Jan. 26. He had a party with friends. Audrey and Don Morin spent last Saturday celebrating the birthdays of Audrey's sister, Jackie, and Jackie's husband, Larry. Everyone had to come dressed as little kids. Happy^birthday to Geri Vrbik on Fefy. 1, happy anniversary to Jocelyn and George Staudonmaier on Feb. 7. Happy anniversary to good friends Jocelyn and George Staudenmaier on Feb. 7. Happy birthday to Lynne Murry bn Feb. 5 and to Kenneth Fletcher on the first. John Megley spent a few days in Lansing, Mich., on business last week. On Jan. 31, your reporter and Harriette Marshall attended a lecture luncheon at a very nice place in Crystal Lake. 1 went along as guest of Harriett e's. Phyllis Phillips is home and in a wheel chair after her recent auto accident. She is coming along nicefy and Mr. Phillips has his hands full with both his wife and son in wheel chairs. Little Joan Malek had her tonsils removed on Jan. 20 at McHenry hospital. Joan is ore little girl who does not nerd to be prodded into going to the hospital. She loves it and had her little bag packed two weeks ahead of time eagerly waiting to go. Woman's Club The executive board of the Woman's club held a meeting in the home of Tina O'Malley on Jan. 24. Catherine Sielisch, Joan Zilligen and Diana Murgatroyd were in attendance. Don't forget to save all your cake, cereal and flour coupons for the Woman's club. Bring them to the meeting. That's It For another week. Bye now. see you next week. Spring Grove Seminarians Visit Parents Eva Freund Leigh Kagan and William. Smith, who are studying for the priesthood for the diocese of Rockford at St. Paul seminary, St. Paul, Minn., are 'enjoying a visit with their parents. Omit Meeting The January meeting of the Christian Mothers Sodality was not held due to zero weather and bad roads. The next meeting will be held Feb. 15. Club Meets Members of her club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Peter May en Thursday afternoon. Prizes in cards went to Mrs. Minnie Pierce, Mrs.: Til lie May, Mrs. Lizzie Engels, Mrs. Nora Miller and Mrs. Clara Deinlein. A lovely lunch was served after cards. Happy Birthday This week to Paul May and Danny Freund. Visit Shirley Dawson of Loyola University, Chicago, visited friends here on Tuesday and Wednesday. Jury Duty Arnold Kattner and Eva Freund were among those who were called for jury duty at the Woodstock court house the past weeks. It's a tough day for the bride when she realizes that her new hubby makes the same kind of noise on parting with Cftih that daddy used to. MILK PROGRAM GOAL The major goal of a new program just launched is the encouragement of farmers in central and southern Illinois to produce more manufacturedgrade milk. A decline in manufactured- milk production on the part of dairy farmers in Illinois appears to have come about through upgrading when Grade A dairying gained in popularity. Dairy firms will be the principal agents in t.he new program but all interested groups will inform farmed of the advantages they might expect in becoming manufactured- milk producers. Manufactured- grade milk is the source of powdered milk. _ Dieting women poor losers. are usually A RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In Phone EVergreen 5-2436 STUD SERW9CE ... German short-hair pointer puppies available BOARDING ... Training, Obedience, Hunting & Retrieving St. John's On Sunday, Jan. 28, St. John's church held its confirmation conducted by Bishop Loris T. Lane. Those confirmed were Gordon Murray, Karen Shastal, Diane Jenkins, Kathy Ferris, John and Bill Emmerick, Mary Hagen, Jim and Mary Ellen Mclnerney, Ardith Timmy and Tommy Healy, Warren !Teir, James Hovseth, Larry Lutz, Bridgett Rodmond, Jeff Zenner, Susan Conway and Paul Farwell. All these youngsters are from the Highlands and I hope I haven't left anyone out. I'd Like You to Meet The folks wh6 live in the pretty white and black house at 5505 N. Christine. Hdnk and Alma (Red) Sikora have lived here for four years and in the summertime the yard is a gardner's paradise. It is just ablaze with flowers and shrubs. Hank and Alma have two grown daughters, three grown Radiator Ihspeion! If your car it • year old, the imdiitor needs checking! Water circulation may be slowed by dirt, rust and lime deposits, affecting engine operation. 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