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Thursday, April 19, 1902 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pisiakee Highlands NEW PRECINCT POPULAR WITH PRIMARY VOTERS Hazel Morley - HY 7-SStO Everyone was pleased with I tye voting in our new polling place. There are 778 registered voters and 338 votes were cast at the primary election. The new red, white and blue voting booths were well received making the polling area very colorful and patriotic. Being a new precinct we are very proud of the turnout. We offer.. our congratulation to all the--winners and our condolflptees to all the losers. Daniel Johnson, Democrate, and Steve Vrbik, Repu b 1 i c a n, received congratulations from all their friends and neighbors on being winners of precinct committeemen. Woman's Club News April 11, President Catherine Si^llsch, vice-president Joan Zjlligen and Irene Novotny at- •ffltled the annual county meeting of the Woman's Federation of Woman's Clubs. President of McHenry county, Mrs. Ruth Andrews, presided.' The meeting was held at the Melbodist church in Spring Grove, the hostess for the annual meeting this year was the Lotus Club. President Mrs. Viola McNish, welcrmed the ^ubs. attending and President Catherine Sielisch was given th£ honor of giving the response for all the clubs. All the presidents gave a brief resume of their year's activities. Dr.. Goetschel gave a short talk and the McHenry Mental Clinic was presented with a large check donated by all the McHenry County clubs. Pot-luck dinner was served . the town hall and in the afternoon session, Mrs. Peters installed the new McHenry County President, Mrs. Charles Parker of Woodstock. It was voted to make the mental health center the county project for 1962-1963. After the meeting was adjourned colorful slides of Mexico and Vermont were shown. it was a very interesting day ?>r everyone attending. The Lotus club has extended an invitation to all the members of the Pistakee Highlands club to attend their card and bunco party to be held May 10, at 8 p.m. at the Spring Grove hall. Refreshments will be served. If any of the members are interested please contact the president. The executive board of the %oman's club held a meeting at the home of Joan Zilligen. All tHte officers are busy getting their affairs cleaned up so shortly after the new officers are in they can turn over all their materials to them. Please bring your coupons from cake, flour and cereal to the meeting so they can be counted and turned over to the new officers. The outgoing officers wish to express their gratitude to all the members for the fine cooperation all. year. Mount Hope Church News Easter Sunrise service will be held at S a.m. along with several other churches in the area. It will be held at Grant high school in Fox Lake. Principal speaker will be Rev. Dr. Royal Lescher of Glen Ellyn. Both the junior and senior choirs of- the churches will sing. Easter lillies are being supplied for the service and then they will be used at the individual churches and afterward they will be returned to the owner. A. six foot floral cross has been donated to adorn the stage of the auditorium. April 7 was the date for the first marriage ceremony at Mount Hope and for Pastor S'fnitn." Norman Hindman was married to Geraldine Hayner and they are now residing at 109 W. Nippersink in the Highlands. Witnesses were Reb and Barb Sisk. On Palm Sunday the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wagner was baptized. The baby, Laura Ruth, is just two weeks old. Diaper Line News Congratulations way back on March 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Axell on the arrival of their baby girl. Tipping the scales at 7 lbs., 6% ozs. was Antionette Marie. Grandparents are the Axells and Formellas both of the Highlands. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor on the arrival of a baby girl born at St. Theresa hospital last week. Let's send our best wishes up to Sunny avenue to the Burt Froney home. On April 8 their home was blessed with a tiny baby boy born at St. Theresa in Waukegan. Welcoming a IVz lb. grandson just last week were Mr. and Mrs. Boellens. If you remember we just met them recently in our neighbor part of the column and they were eagerly awaiting the blessed event. Welcome A friendly greeting to Larry and Dorothy Pulk who recently moved into their home on Highland Drive. Five youngsters round out the Pulk household. They are Bobby, Pam, Wanda, Brad and Jeff. School News I am very pleased to report the - wonderful success of this year's Fun Fair. The turnout and the comments afterwards was very rewarding. On April 17 new officers were installed. They are President Jim Long, vice-president, Harold Wiley; Secretary, Audrey Morin and Treasurer, Mary Story. Lorraine Hurckes was installing officer. Workers Needed The library committee is still in need of helpers. Every week day from 9:30 till lunch Jocelyn Staudenmaier and Jane Malek are at the barn sorting and shellacking books. If you would like to help any morning please call either gal before 9:30 a.m. Association News The fixing up of the barn is going along very well and about fifteen more panels are needed. Call Lee Conway or Tom Warczak and they will gladly take your donation. The Sea Scouts have donated two panels and those donating one (this is for the past week) are Ed and Celia Brozozowski, Steve and Geri Vrbik and D and H Bicycles. Jansens Gas Station in Fox Lake also donated two. Sowing Guild The Pink Lady Sewing Guild auxiliary met last Thursday at the home of Tess Kelly. Cohostess was Esther Knapp. Members from the Highlands w e r e L o r r a i n e L i n d e m a n n , Marge Moreth, Vi Schuble and Gert Snell. A white elephant sale was held. Cub Scouts On April 29 a bowling party will be held in Ingleside starting at 2 p.m. It is a family affair. Farewell On April 14 Audrey and Jack Zetterburg and family moved from t heir home on Woodland avenue to Libertyville. On April 12 a going away coffee gathering was held for Audrey at the home of Dolly Novotny. The ladies presented her with a gift in token of their friendship. Present were Ginny Emmerick, Mrs. Hadock, Mrs. McNamara, Mrs. Kolb, Mrs. Ristow, Mrs. Jacobs, Geri Vrbik, Ann Mclnerney, B e v e r l y B i c k l e r , L o r r a i n e Hurckes and Dolly. The Zetterburgs have three "children, Peter, Becky and Judy. W.S.C.S. The Mount . Hope Women Society of Christian Science is planning a rummage sale for May 5 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Rummage can be taken to Jocelyn Staudenmeier, white elephants to Blanche Haefliger and Barb Sisk will gladly take your donations of baked goodies. Give the gals a call and they will see that the items get picked up. Dogs Again I have been receiving gripes from residents that neighbors dogs are loose again damaging evergreens and lawns, chasing youngsters and just plain bothering. All I can say is forget that they live on your street, that they are your neighbors, that you have to live with them. Neighbors like that who are so inconsiderate of others should be reported and they should be made to keep their dogs on their own property or pay a fine if they don't do so. I may sound bitter on the dog problem but if you don't start the action yourself by calling Ed Jelinek at his EVergreen or FEderal number your neighbor isn't going to keep his dog from running. After so many years of watching dogs moss up yards, jump on small children (my yard and kids included) all I can tell you is forget "love thy neighbor" (in the dog situation anyway) and get after them. If you don't, who will?? birthdays Happy birthday to Ernie Jones on April 18. Shirley Mason was three on April 12, belated happy birthday to Mrs. Ristow on April 6 and Becky Zetterburg was 8 on April 9. Jerry Janauart celebrated His fifth birthday on April 11. He had a party with Gary Morley, Georgie Hanson, Paul O'Malley and Glen Galetka. He received a pretty new red bicycle from his Mom and Dad. Around the Highlands Mr. and Mrs. Moreth will FREUND'S " DM1T, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products -- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Phone 195 or EV. 5-0232 'ven the most brilliant occasions seldom, surpass in splendor the paxtifflac journey that takes you there. Pag* Fiflee* spend Easter at the home of their daughter and family In Chicago. I am pleased to report that Audrey Morin's eye is better after the freak accident at her hpme. She was pulling a straw mat out of the closet and it broke loose and a straw struck her in the eye. It was very painful. Hazel Rogde was very ill last week with the flu. She just returned home from De- Kalb when she became ill. Herb and Lorraine Lindemann will have their son, Harry, and family, daughter, Marilyn, and family and daughter, Pat, out for Easter Sunday. Marie Schlick entertained her pinochle club last Friday in her home. Carla Bales, Mrs. Bob VanZevern, Audrey Misavice, Joan Zilligen, Betty Sand e l i n , B e t t y W a r c z a k a n d Marcia Weaver were on hand for a few hours of relaxation. Audrey and Don Morin and family will spend Easter with Don's folks in Chicago. They will also visit Audrey's sister and PAPA Boom. That's what the children affectionately call Grandpa Andierson. A combination birthday and Easter celebration will be held at the Hurckes home. Along with the Easter ham there will be a birthday cake in hSnor of Bob's Father's birthday. The Barron family plan on spending Easter Sunday quietly at home. Your reporter and family will be entertaining guests on Easter Sunday. My folks from Spring Grove, my sister, brother- in-law, twin nephews and their girls from Northlake will be spending the day with us. After many month's of trying to get together all at the same time, a group of our "residents were all settled down to watch some movies of a few New Years Eve parties when all of a sudden the light in the projector burned out. What a pity, try again. I'd Like you to Meet This week we are visiting on the corner at 5506 Lucina Drive at the home of Walter and Helen Messell. They have been residents here for five years. Walt was born in Chicago and Helen in Mishawaka, Ind. They met when Walt's sister married Helen's brother. Helen was only 10 at the time, but the second time they met Helen was sill grown up and they were married. They have four children: Robert is 21 and overseas with the Marines, Walter, Jr., 19, in the Navy stationed in Florida, James, 17, a student at McHenry high and Judy, 12, and attends St. John's school. Walt likes to fish, putter in the yard, work on cars and eat. Helen iikes to read, is good at crocheting, an excellent cook and can bake some of the most mouth watering goodies around. A standing joke with the Messells and their neighbors are "how much weight did you lose, Walt?' They are nice folks and it was my pleasure to introduce them to you. That's It For a chilly week. Have a FREE FILM LIBRARY A record of 695,180 persons viewed the motion picture films distributed free by the film library of the Illinois Information Service during the months of December, 1961, and January and February, 1962. The prints of the three library films, "Lincoln in Illinois," "Illinois, Land of Lincoln" and "Visit Illinois," are especially popular with educators arid school children. All the films are free; however, the user is required to pay the return postage. 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