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THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday* January 24, 1963 Pistakee Highlands RESULT OF DRIVE PLEASES CEREBRAL PALSY WORKERS K«y SleMsch tttatt 1-S414 Mnrllyri (Hob's) VnnZevern, chairman for the Cerebri Palsy Fnnd l>rive in the Highlands, reports Ulr drive was far letter than il has over Iwn and she was so pleaded. A bip bouquel of roses l4 the women Whr; braved the hitter ctfld to assist Marilyn <Wi the drive, Bewy Snndolin, Lfi Verne Madoek, Audrey Misavice, Eleanor WrohlewJtkl, Carlij Bales, Joan ZilligoH, Lorraine Hurckes, Jeanne HHLstrom and Rose .Fnrw-otf! FohlU'r Resident Die* t'nexpec-tedly Peter OUauhan, who resided on Hand drive for seven yeniv H'&s pronounced dead oif* arrival at the K^urioction hospital in Ohicasro. .tan. 11. He w survive^ l>i his wife. Myrtle. The OiHaghans had moved to Summit less than six months a«o. Petty suffered a fatal beart attrtek and was buried in fhieaejo. ., Xewaletter'H. New Look Joseph -Haniyeh, a fairly new fcesidejif ftf the Highlands, has desitrned * very Iwauliful jacket for the newsletter. It is his contribution to the association, loems like more ami mot e resident * are coming to the aid of the association and the cooperation is Kjeatly appreciated. Joe deserves the gratitude ot the community. New* of Your Frk'nd* And Vd)(hb«rs Rav itnd Rose Mary Thelen „ *• + | . «et ifieir favorite reci|ies to to hi* mother, Vern ilnzcl who will gather the comln;.' alonn fine, material and compile tne book, j ^j| |^e mem tiers Reverend Smith's wife. Florence, will do all the typing and mimeotjraphiny of the recipes Please print your name on each recipe submit ten. Ha/el will appreciate any c«>oporatir. n extended to her. Cletus Mayer underwent nur- „rerv last week in a Wauke^na ;i|j lrospit.il. We hoi»e by now you pre hrime ami feeling on top or the world agftin ("let us and hope thia wHI mean tnfc be^Intiny: ol ;;oofl heallh. Florence Smith attended tinea at the MrHenry hospital if»n. 15 Kii/en by the -luxiliary. ft W'!i,s very intore*tintr ahd etioynble lor Florence, who is ntercsted in any worth while function. I-ike her husband. Reverend Smith, she is well iiked and respected. Dale Morin s|>ent i week and u half with his grandparents, the senior Morins in Chicago, which was quite a treat for Dale. Tom is of the Blessed Viruin sociality in the Highlands express their deepest sympathy to tire Hettornunn family on the death of their mother Helen. We shall all miss her. She was always at every meeting and her pleasant smile I;KI ways endeared her ^O TVTTtiTff sTie wns a shinninc example for all to follow. She leaves a host of friends who rememlior hei with much,fondness. With all this sub-zero wealh- ,or, before you ihrow your oid bread in She garbage cat!, please break it up and feed tl to the birds. \nv fit or suet will keep them alive. Keep Tuesday, Jan. 29, open if you want a evening of fun* the adult activity *roup will hold the first of its fund raising parties. The parly wiil be livid :il the community center, K p.m. and will l>e an evening of fun and many priz.es. All ihe old friends and neighbors of Virginia Kails send I heir bent wishes t< hei lor a. srieedy recovery, Virginia is *?oniinfer) in the McHenry hospital and I am suiv she would appreciate ;„'ettin^r cards from you. . * The Jnnquart and Lew an-- dowfki families are lieinu bese'ired with the mumps, which secjns to be htinKint; on in the Highlands. Jan. 26, Dick and Haze Holiday Hltifc 1 CONFIRMANDS FETED AT FAMILY GET-TOGETHERS ; i«ez Y««.i)i 1 A week ago Sunday. Jan: 13,! was a very imixirtant day to! ten of the young [>eople here; in our subdivision. It was the! day they received the sacra* i Mahon, Gloria Smith. While and Inez. Yoiin Mallei Women of the Moose ment of confirmation. Bishop I>oras T. Lane of Rockford officiated at the itji- , „ , , , pressive ceremonies held at «,p*so!?'|}^k. " Blue And (irild Dinner The annual Blue and < iold dinner for the Cub Scouts and lheir families will be held on P'eb. 2 at 6:30 p.m. al 'the MeHenrv American Legion hall. Parents «ire f.ne"mpat"?nstT, enough to feerT their own family,, a dish to pass,.^ and enough silverware for their own families. The den mothers will furnish ihe North Chicago and Waukegan. j serving the refreshments, and The conference^ theme will j, they were certainly good, be Mooseheart Golden Anni- \ We hope that everyone will Even though the weather " to order at 1:30 a m was far below zero, the Women of the Moose held their regular business meeting last week. V®ra.ry'. meeting^will be |<eep in mind the date of the Valentine's dance. This will be by the conference leader. Feb. 10 at the Moose home in The main topic and discussion was the annual mid-winter ColJc-ge of regents member, ! McHenry. We have l>een mak- Ann Rodcnkirch, will be invested with her red stole. This . . . . 0 - i s i g n i f i e s t h a t A n n h a s b e e n a asked to bring ?°nl?renS? toJ^ ^ Ja"u„2' i memher of thic collegl of in Zton. The Zton-Benton chap- r c'" ; ,H " " , Returned last Saturdaj' from a j Morley and Wally and Kay glorious two weeks vacation *n iSielisch will attend the Fox nunny Flordia where they i Lake Chamber ol Commerce visited"with relatives and just plain relaxed. Grandma and Grandpa Thel<jn in Johnsburg were very, happy-to have ihcir grandchildren with them lor the two weeks. dinner and meeting. After the meeting they will enjoy lancing and a social evening. Last Friday evening Betty Wareznk WHS hostess for thy pinochle card club. On hand to Jan. IK. Ray Madock observ- j enjoy Betty's hospitality weiv ed his blrfWlay with his daugh- j Joan Zilligen, Marilyn (Bob) 1er and family, the Bob Van- VanZevern, Carta Bales, Marie Eevernr.-tmd his son and family, | Schlick. Audrey Misavice,' Betthe T%k. Mat locks. | ty Sandolin, and Polly Kilers. Mrs. Arfrt'ella Martineau was ' Besides enjoying some really ronfined to the VictQI;V hospital hot cnrtl games, the gals enjoyin WavtkegHn foi- medical at- ed dtlicious snacks and lunchtent ion, She has been ill i'or i eon. quite st»me time arid we hope | Jan. 16. Georgle Hanisch she will tie home and well wnn. j underwent surgery for three Jjoe,0reKK ct.nfined to j thingB. He is coming along fine the McHettrj hospital. His stay i and by the time this conies will be Jonger than was oxpeot- j out he will l>e home. That was ed. He wentvjn for observation a pi-etty big opera lion for such and he may have to Undergo ]n little fellow. His mother, surgery this week. If all nis i Liesel, and aunt Kay Sielisch friends and neighbors will sen^ him \ cfrrd it will help cheer him a iot. Mal>el has iiecn able to visit Joe every day. Friends from Milwaukee and Aurora spent Lr.st Sunday with Mabel and pfttti Jt)e a visit in the hospital. We .hope you will be home soon. Joe, so you can enjoy i'Opr years of u much earned -< retirement. A bkr bouquet of roses to a wonderful yuv. Le<> Orlowski, who in addition t?» all his woric for the community center, has offered'two coat racks lor in? Mount Hope church. Martin and Hazei ilogcte are so very happy to have their daughter, Trutly, back home with them, Trudy has beer, living In Chieago whei-e she was employed. Her place of business has moved to hak Grove Village and she was so happy tc be back home with her parents. She will lie driving with her Dad to work every morning. The W.S.C.S. of Mount Hope Methodist church is going co print a cookbook to be sokl is a project to make money fo;- church neetLs. All the women ot ihe parish are asked to pleasespent the day with him. Bob Kock's brother, Tom, is confined to the McHenry hos pit a I where he is recovering from some very severe brusles, ruts and broken bones following un accident last Sunday, I am happy to say after talking Skating- Party For Cub Scouts Jan. 27, the Cub ScoutK arm their families will hold a roller skaiinu party at the McHenry Roller Rink. This party is to ly> a family alfair so plan to have an afternoon of enjoyment with your family. All the Scouts are asked to meet in front of the rink and enter as a group. The party will start at lvtO^jXm. loci's hope Ihe weather is much better so there will be a big turn out. Jan. 29, the executive board will meet at the home of Cubmaster Henry Zenner. This will be the final meeting on the preparations for the Blue and Gold dinner, which promises to be another successful affair and one the Scouts look forward to every year. Please get vour reservations in for the dinner at> soon as possible. More News Howard Calkins had quite a scare Jan. 16, w hen his car caught lire. Howie tried to battle the fire but 1hc Johnsburg Rescue squad came to his • id. When ever I see the Rescue Squad corninsr to our aid, I feel safe and grateful to these men: -incc we are wholly dependent en them for ^!1 aid. The Mc- Ilcnry Township fire department is prompt in coming to 'he Highlands too. We in the Highlands who have been aided by these men fully realize what their aid really means. Just as I was ready to send in the copy this week I had a call that Joe Gregg underwent sur;ceiy at the McHenry hospital Jan. 18. We are so sorry. He went in over a week ago for tests but we are sure Joe will come out of it fine. We wixh him luck. Herb and Lnrraifye Lindemann have been busy entertaining company. Last Sunday Wally and Kleanor Lindemann of Antioch paid them a unexpected visit which was very enpoyablc. Jan. 20 all of the children gathered at the home lor a family dinner. Harry antl his family, Marilyn and her family nnd Pat and her fiance, Chuck l>oth St. Mary's and St. Patrick's. Those from Holiday Hills who were confirmed were; Connie Abbink, Patty Balrd. Andrea Clark, John Connell, Gail Dunn, Nadine Graf, Tom Janik, John Laskowski, Loring Oik and Billy Schmidt. The Abbinks were hosts to approximately forty guests in celebration of Connie's confirmation. Aunt Laverno Berens was Connie's sponsor. John Connell, who made his confirmation at St. Patrick's church, had as his sponsor, his uncle, Harold Schwenk. . A large group of guests were expected, but Ihe bad weather scared most of them off. Tom Janik and John Laskowski traded Dads as sponsors and combined their celebration of the big occasion. Uncle Kddic Janik was sponsor for John Laskowki, ajid Uncle Lou Laskowski was sponsor for Tommy Janik. A roast beef dinner was served for friends and relatives of both families at Ihe Laskowski home. I'm sorry that I cannot give a complete report on all of the youngsters, but because of a very busy schedule, I was unable to contact any of them who did not call me. Our congratulations to all of them. Cerebral Palsy Drive Jimrnie Justes, chairman of the Cerebral Palsy Drive here in Holiday Hills, reports the drive a success, thanks to the collectors who were Charis Arv, Kunice Heise, Mary Ann nish the bread, butter and coflee. Come prepared to have a Lrood time. Late Burf Petition Have you ever had to turn your child down on a"n after school activity because you couldn't provide transportation home? What would you think- of a late bus that would, accommodate the youngsters who wish to participate in sjiorts, band, G.A.A.. cheerleading etc? Sounds pretty nice, doesn't it? Well, we're not sure it can be done, but there are parents willing to put forth the effort of trying, if enough other parents will back them up. chapter has extended a cordial invitation to us. The other chapter's which will attend include Fox Lake, Highland Park, The ladies liked this because they didn't have to cook -- .just clean the kitchen -- as usual. Dorothy Wilder, the pivnent director of the River Mice, delegated Helen Suman and Kay Ryan t.o wait on tables while she tended bar. A good time was had by all. Birthday flreetlngs Belated birthday wishes RO to Matthew Justes whose birthday was Jan. 16 and to I .ou Ahlgrim whose day was Jan. 19. A happy birthday to Mac Ary on Jan. 29 and to Ken Carlson on the same day, to Bernie Wemken on Jan. 31 and to Victor Justes who will be 16 on Feb. 2. A petition is now being circulated to try and accomplish this. If you are approached, or see this petition, ('et WeH Wlsl,es and are interested, please j * am most pleased to report sign. Kven if your children | "iat Ricky Wycz.esany, infant are not old enough now, thev 1 S()n anc* Rich is coming soon will be. Manv either | alonK very nicel> fl'om his schools have late buses, let's recent serious illness which regents committee for four years. We hope that as many of our co-workcrs as possible will attend as this will be a very impressive and long remembered occasion. Ann Zahn would have been winner of the attendance award if she had been present. Yours truly won the special prize for the evening. Shirley Lossmann and her child care committee were in charge of ing lots of plans for this evening. See you there. Our next meeting will be commiltee will be in» charge of - refreshments. Marcella Strossner. Publicity Chairman IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE I •onfined him to McHenry hospital for some time. Rich and Vi feel it was the prayers antl well wishes from their friends and neighbors that helped speed little Risky's recovery. My house has seemed very Radiator Repair Provo, made the day complete for Herb art! Lorraine. A reminder to 'he members of the St. John's School and Home association. The meeting will be held Jan. 28 and there will be a speaker from the Rescue squad. Thr> subject will be "Safety i t Ileme." Hope this finds, all the readers enjoying good health. I .have lieen trying to shake n very bad cold. Trying to get the news out this week has been a chore. Be sure antl call your news in and thanks to Haze's contacts who have called ih news this week. see if we can get one here. Election Of Officers The River Rats had the first meeting of the .sear at the home of Dave Ryan last week. Nominations and election of officers was 1hc main business for the evening. Mike! empty since my betler half Suman was elected president. I was rushed to McHenry hos- Russ Wilder, vice-president and I pital last Thursday. However. Dave Ryan, treasurer. Alter ! the good care he is receiving (he business meeting, refresh-j there, plus the help and ments weit? served. A lobster | prayers of our friends and dinner was planned for Friday j neighbors, mean that he will night. The Ladies Auxiliary, i soon be home where the girls The River Mice, were invited. ' and myself want him most. LOHMAN AUCTION Located 3 miles Northwest of Lake Zurich, Illinois, 3 miles Southeast of Wauconda, beipg on the old'McHenry Road, second farm East of Route 12 on Tuesday, January 29th at 1:00 p.m. 85 HEAD OF HOLSTKIX CATTL.K Consisting of 28 milk cows, 10 recently fresh; 7 springing, some good base cows; 3 springing heifers; 3 open heifers; 1 fat Angus heifer. This is a herd of good sized, type cows. If needing "replacements be sure to attend this sale. Test forms will be furnished. DAIRY EQUIPMENT 250 gallon Dari-Kool bulk tank; 30 gallon gas hot water heater; double wash tanks; fan; gas milk-house heater; 2 Surge seamless milkers; 1 Stewart clipper. HARRY LOHMAN, Owner Gordon Stade & Wm. Slade, Jr., Auctioneers McHENRY STATE BANK, Clerk a Not Responsible for Accidents TERMS: All sums of $25.00 and under cash. 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