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Thtmafey; *f&rch 21, 1963 THE McHENHY 7LA3N&EALER Wslakw Highlands LOCAL COUPLE OBSERVES SILVER ANNIVERSARY Kay Sielisch Hfttt 74414 March 12, Lou and Rosalie Spankuch celebrated their silver anniversary. March 9, over tliirty folks gathered at the Spankuch home, including all the members of Toots' two Card clubs and their hubbies, to help this popular couple make this an event they will long remember. Toots' mother, Emma Rosengart, made the *iost beautiful silver money, tree for the occasion. Lou and Toots were presented with many gifts and cards. Both Lou and Toots have been very Active in civic groups and they have two children, Ronald and Shirley. Best wishes to you both for many more years of wedded bliss and we all add eur congratulations. "It's A Boy" Bob and Rosemary Lutz are ttie proud ^parents of a baby boy bom March 12, at the McHenry hospital. The baby weighed 8% lbs. Two brothers •nd a sister were on ha#id to Welcome their new baby brother. Bob is the Scoutmaster in the Highlands and Rosemary has been a very active Den mother. Mount Hope Church Notes The Lenten services of March 27, will be held at 7:30 p.m. The title of the sermon will be. "THE GREAT DIVIDE" the Scripture Reading: Luke 23 : 33-49. "And all his acquaintance.. .stood .afar off, beholding these things. "Reverend Stewart Smith presiding. Be sure to purchase your tickets for the big spaghetti dinner to be held March 30, at the church hall. Mount Hope Methodist church has formed a committee called the Mount Hope church organ fund raisers. They are busy making preparations for a square dance to be held May 4, in the cafeteria in the Grant high school in Fox Lake from 8 to 11 p.m. Every body Is welcome to attend. Tickets will also be sold at the door. For any further information you may contact Dee Bischoff at Hyatt 7-3390. Pistakee Democratic Meeting March 29 The regular monthly meeting of the Pistakee Regular Democratic organization will be held Friday, March 29, 8 p.m. at the community center. Everyone is welcome to attend the' meeting and to enjoy the refreshments following the meeting. The organization would especially like to urge the young citizens of the community to attend. Why not generate some interest and learn more about the important township election of this coming April, our elected officals and the issues we vote on. Birthdays And Anniversaries March 15, Janice Zenner celebrated her fifth birthday, Janice had just recovered from the mumps in time to celebrate her big day. On March 23, Joseph Hanisch celebrates his birthday. March 24, my second mother Lil Orlowski celebrates her birthday. Best wishes to you Lil and may you have many more in good health, March 25, my neighbor and friend and former retJorter Tor the Highlands Will be adding another year to her happy life. On you the years look good Haze, March 29, birthday wishes goto my maternal uncle Bill Schaffer who replaced the father I lost at the age of four. Just want you to know you are never forgotten. To Lily Hovseth who celebrates her birthday March 26, and to Emma Mares who celebrates March 23, many happy returns of the day. March 25, Steve and Geri Vrbik add another mites tone to their very happy marriage. All yarn- neighbors and friends join me in sending oar very best wishes for a long and full married life. "News Of Your Friends And Neighbors" Haze Morley was hostess for the Tripoli club March 13. Those in attendance were Janice Janquart, Teena O'Malley, Lois Mason, Doris Hansen, Ginny Emmerich, Lily Hovseth and Lee. Conway. Along with all the snacks served during the evening Haze served the girls some very delicious home made pies and coffee. Jim Long from Highlands is running for election on the Johnsburg School Board. Dorothy Jenkins, Betty Zenner and Kay Sielisch attended the Blessed Virgin Sodality meeting last Tuesday evening. Steve and Geri Vrbik returned home last weekend after enjoying a winter vacation in Florida and Southern States. They enjoyed the nice weather and came back to s o m e p r e t t y d i s c o u r a g i n g weather here. Just in case Hjordis Tliome is home after her heart surgery March 11, in St. Luke's hospital in Chicago, let's all send her cards to welcome her home. She will have a long convalescence and cards will add a lot of cheer. Her address is 5513 N. Highland Drive, McHenry. John and Margaret Kapolnoky of West Chicago, were Sunday visitors at the home of Joe and Liesl Hanisch. Frank and Judy Krumweide spent the weekend in their Highland home, Frank reports his mother, who lived here for some time, is confined to St. Michael's hospital in Stevens Point, Wis., with a broken hip and will have to undergo surgery to pin the hip. In case some of her friends want to send a card the name is Mrs. Louis Krumweide. Frank and Judy have been making trips from Park Ridge to see her. All the women of the Highlands are invited to attend the annual card party and style show sponsored by the Woman's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital, April 3, 12:30 at the Wing and Fin club. Lil Orlowski received word March 9 that Rita Tempera, a former resident of the Highlands who recently moved to Chicago, suffered a severe stroke in her home and will be confined for a time. Jane Malek and Millie Shastal spent March 13, in Arlington Heights. The decorating committee of the woman's club met at the home of vice-president Mary- Lou Sabielny March 11. Dorothy Jenkins, Rose Mary Thelen, Teena O'Malley, Jane Malek. Bev. Lewandowski, Audrey Misavice, Barb Sisk and Kay Sielisch spent 3% hours making flowers for the fashion show to be held today. Mary Lou served coffee to keep the gals awake and busy. So sorry we missed yoor birthday Ruth Petrov but happy birthday better late than never. Ruth celebrated hei birthday March 8. Dick and Rose Farwell were happy to have Grandma Farwell and two of her grandchildren pay them a visit'from Chicago March 10, Paul and Laura were happy to see their grandma and enjoyed the visit. Audrey Morin has a iot of time on her hands from March 12 to March 17 when Grandpa Morin from Chicago, who is enjoying a vacation, drove out to pick up his grandsons, Dale and Larry, and took them home with him for a few days and brought them back in time for a big family birthday celebration for Dale's fifth birthday. Ann Guyser and Mabel Gregg have been busy nursinfe their husbands who haw been ill. Richard Guyser and Joe Gregg both have been ill off and on for most of the winter. Hope better days are ahead for you both and maybe with the coming of spring you will perk up. Betty Crosdale returned home from the McHenry hospital March 12 and is doing Ntaetevn real well after her surgery. Dan Johnson spent three days in Washington, D.C., las* week on business. Betty was unable to accompany him am1 was happy to have him home and to hear about all the exciting things Dan saw and did. Lorraine Lindomann returned home from St. Therese hospital March 10. Her stay was a lot longer than she expected. Complaints of boys with B.B. guas on Meadow Hill are coming in. We aii know this is against the law and a call to the sheriff will settle your complaint. Careless' use of these guns in the hands of a boy can do much property property damage let alone the harm they could do to a human being. Children should be instructed m the use of guns and not to be aiming them all ever just to be shooting. The Pink Sewing Guild of the auxiliary to the McHenry hospital met at the home of Lilah Jordon in McHenry. Gert Snell and Marge Moreth from the Highlands were in attendance. Lorraine Lindemann who is still conualescing was missed by all. * Scout Pack 452 Notes March 13, the regular month* REMODELING Need a Room, New Kitchen, Garage? Design Service & Guaranteed Work Wiih Experienced Crewi FREE ESTIMATES Phone: 67t*2861 Evening* Richmond 678-6681 f Ilcnrj ilri»resentative 385-2874 ly meeting of Pack 4*2 was held at the Mount Hope meeting hall. Awards were given to the Scoots as follows. Lion badge to Keith Dulaney; Bear Badges to Jim Zenner, Bruce Thomas, Jeff Wieck, Mike Williams; Arrows to: Mark Van- Zevern, Sean Megtey, Mike Williams, Ray Thelen, Norbie Lewandowski, Jeff Lehman, John Lakowski, John Metzger and Mark Fredrick. Wolf Badges went to: Dick Jablonski, Jeff Lehman, John Metzger, John Lakowski, Mark Fredrick, Mike O'Malley and Steve Mui> gatroyd. Entertainment was provided by Den number 1. King, the district represent ive for the Scouts was a visitor and presented cands and pifis to the wmifuaqmew and Den mothers. Be utrre and attend ttie great Scocrt -O-Rama to be held March 23 at the Crystal Lake FMd boase. It was nice receiving news calls this week. Strre hope this is the beginning of better things for your reporter. If you have a news item please call it m, it is impossible for fne to call every one in the Highlands. I do appreciate all your calls. Today is the first day of spring so maybe now we all can relax and hope for better ADVANCE FEED GRAIN PAYMENT IS CLARIFIED The advance payment which a grower may obtain after signing up in the 1963 feed grain program is a part of the "diversion" payment only, according to Bert Bridges, chairman, McHenry County Agricultural Stabilization and weather. Happy yard work to all. I know I am pulling at the reins to get out doors in my yard. May God take a liking to you all. Conservation comMtttM. Hfe emphasized that it does not include the special price «awE' port payment. To correct some misunderstanding about Just what the advance payment w4ll include, the chairman explained that at the time a producer files his intewtion-to-participate form, he may also make a request for aa advance payment not to exceed one-half of his estimated total diversion payment for participation in the program. Chairman Bridges reminds grow ers that the sign-up period for taking part in the feed program extends through Friday, March 22. SPECIMEN BALLOT Ward No. 1 To be voted at the regular election in the City of McHenry, County Of McHency and State of Illinois, to be held Tuesday, April 16, 1963. aty Clark City at McHenry 'Jtmd Stous ' The Jewel Food Store now located at 23 U.S. 12, Fox Lake will soon be replaced by it's New Completely, Modern Super- Market at 113 Lakeland Plaza, Fox Lake. Anyone interested in purchasing the store fixtures now in use at the existing store may Contact ROY MERRIMAN ai our Chicago office 312 VI. 7-0400 <2L Q Progressive Independent FOR ALDERMAN WILLIAM J. BOLGER FOR ALDERMAN dj LEE J. FOR ALDERMAN COONEY • SPECIMEN BALLOT Ward No. 2 To be voted at the regular election in the City of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, to be held Tuesday, April 16, 1963. SPECIMEN BALLOT Election of Village Trustees of Village of McCullom Lake, McHenry County Illinois. To be held Tuesday, April 16, 1963 at the Beach House. Village Clerk o PROGRESSIVE PARTY (By Petition) THREE TRUSTEES For 4 Year Term (Vote For Three) o LOCAL PARTY (By Petition) THREE TRUSTEES For 4 Year Term (Vote For Three) • Roger Kinsey • Arthur Nelson • • Frank Parkhurst • Frank Poledna • aty CM Citj^of McHenry Q Progressive Q Citizens' • FOR ALDERMAN HARRY M. CONWAY • FOR ALDERMAN ARTHUR V. JACKSON FOR ALDCRXAN • ! *i * j if f SPECIMEN BALLOT Ward No. 3 To be voted at the regular election in the City of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, to be held Tuesday, April 16, 1961. City Clerk City of McHenry Q Progressive O People's FOR ALDERMAN • LAWRENCE J. HTJCK , Jr. n FOR ALDERMAN HENRY E. BITCH FOR ALDERMAN •