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i: m Thursday, June 20, 1963 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pistakee Highlands TEEN CLUB DISBANDS FOR SUMMER MONTHS Kay Sielisch HYatt 7-S414 Due to the poor attendance and seemingly lack of interest there will be no Teen Club gatherings during the summer months. If you "Teens don't agree with this and still want • meetings and activities call the president of the Teen club, Shirley Spankuch, Hyatt 7- 3136, and show her that you still have an interest in your club. If you have any ideas for the summer months, let her know. Your ideas will be greatly appreciated. Please remember that a good club is a group effort and everyone must cooperate. If there are any "teens who have graduated from grade t school and will be entering high school this fall, you may now join the 'teen club. If you wish to join please call Shirley Spankuch at the above phone number and she will be happy to welcome you in to the club. It is hoped that as many of you who are interested will call and make the club one to be proud of. St. John's News Items Father John Dording arrived at St. John's June 13 and Sunday, June 16, a big reception was held at the Johnsburg community center. Kay Sielisch served as the receptionist for the Highlands. It gave all the parisioners a wonderful chance to meet Father Dording and to welcome him to our parish. June 23 after the 12, o'clock Mass Father Dording will be offically installed as pastor of St. John's, in a short but very impressive ceremony. Father Weideman hopes many will be at the ceremony. It may be the only time for many of us to ever witness such a cere mony. I for one have never been lucky enough to see one and I am looking forward to it very much. The Blessed Virgin Sodality will hold a bake sale July 7, after all Masses at the school hall. All women members of the parish are asked to bring baked goods to this sale. The annual summer pot-luck dinner will be held July 9, at 6:30 p.m. at the community center. All members are asked to bring a dish to pass and since this will be the last meeting until September it is hoped all the members will be on hand. Rathnow, and Connie and Jack Zanin spent the day in Normal, 111., at the state orphanage for boys. The post has a cottage at the Tilgramge orphanage and they gave the boys a big picnic with all the trimmings. They presented the boys with many games and gifts and they all came home filled with happiness for having made the boys so happy. At the auxiliary meeting the women of the Post 703, elected officers and the women from the Highlands who will be holding offices are: Dorothy Orlowski, first vice-president; Joyce Heir, Treasurer; Dorothy Jenkins, sergeant-at-arms; Mary Seldon, Chaplin. Meckley and these girls will be happy to pick up all items for the sale. The meetings to be held in July and August will be fun nights with pot-luck suppers for the familes of the W.S.C.S. members. There was a very nice turn out for the June 11 meeting and many things were planned. Mount Hope Church Notes Sunday, June 23, the Mount Hope church is proud to present a soloist, the very prominent John Nordstrom, who will sing during church services. John is from Princeton, 111., and is a senior at the Northern Illinois university, and sings throughout the Princeton area and is very much in demand. He will be accompanied tq the Highlands by his wife and two sons. It is hoped there will be a large attendance to enjoy his beautiful renditions. Congratulations go to Rev. Stewart Smith, pastor of the Mount Hope church, on his graduation June 8, from the Northern Illinois university in DeKalb, with a B.A. degree in speech. This fall Rev. Smith will enter the Garrett Graduate school of Theology in Evanston. The W.S.C.S. and parish members presented Rev. Smith with a cash certificate to purchase books and congratulated him on his receiving his degree. The W.S.C.S. held its regular monthly meeting June 11, at the church hall. After the installation of officers the business meeting came to order, plans were completed for the Father-Son banquet which was held June 15. Discussions were held on the Christmas bazaar to be held in November. They also discussed the ensuing rummage sale to be held Sept. 13 and 14. Please save your things for the sale and you may call Delores Bischoff or Phyllis Brownie Troop 526 Enjoyed Field Trip June 10 Brownie Troop 526 of Pistakee Highlands enjoyed a field trip to Hawthorne Melody Farm. Mrs. Bischoff, Mrs. Malek, Mrs. Barnings and Mrs. Wilson drove the girls. After visiting the farm they went to the Arbor Memorial park in Libertyville. The next big event for the Brownies will be the Day Camp July 8 through July 12 at the Cooney Heights camp in McHenry. The mothers who volunteered to escort the troop to the Day Camp are: Mrs. Jane Malek, Mrs. Marilyn (George) Vanzevern and Mrs. Harriet Wilson. Hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Legion Post 70S News Items Sunday June 9, Dorothy and Richie Orlowski, Jack and Ruth Birthdays And Anniversaries Belated birthday wishes go to Diane Jenkins who celebrated her thirteenth birthday, June 5. Best wishes gc to Catherine Selvage who will celebrate her birthday June 24. To a real wonderful gal Gert Snell who celebrates her seventieth birthday June 23. To Vicki Smith who will be 7 years old June 24 and to Lora Wagner who will celebrate her birthday June 27. Happy birthday Sis. Congratulations to three couples who will be adding an other milestone to their happy marriages. They are ^Valter and Edna Perschke who sele brate their big day June 21 to Ray and Rosemary Thelen who will be celebrating their twelfth anniversary June 23 and to a grand retired couple Roy and Gert Snell, on their big day June 23, they will cele brate 49 years of real wedded Bliss. OOPS' sorry we missed wish ing Forrest Reinhardt a happy birthday. He celebrated his birthday June 6. Best wishes better late than never. News Of Your Friends And Neighbors Dick and Marylou Sabielny and their kiddies enjoyed a week's vacation touring Michigan and camping out along the way. They visited Ypsilanti, Mich., Mackinaw City, crossed the famous Mackinac bridge over to Wisconsin, stopping in Tomahawk, to visit Marylou's parents and relatives. The Sabielnys really enjoyed their beautiful trip and the fun of camping out in nature's best surroundings. Sunday June 9 Herb and Lorraine Lindemann picked up their daughter, Pat, and her fiance in Chicago and drove them to the home their daughter, Marilyn, in Lansing. They took Pat apartment hunting. Herb and Lorraine spent the night in Lansing with Marilyn and returned home June 10. Grace and Forrest Reinhardt and Roy and Gert Snell are enjoying a visit vwith Grace's cousin, Margaret, and her son, Butch, of Clinton, Iowa, who will be spending two weeks with them. Louise Jacobsen enjoyed spending a week with her mother-in-law in Roselle, last week. Much damage was done in the Highlands from the terrific winds Saturday evening, June 8, shingles off roofs, trees blown down, gutters taken off the houses, antennas twisted and blown down, screens punctured from falling branches. Everyone was real busy Sunday cleaning up the debris, including my hubby who was busy replacing shingles and fixing the gutters. I was busy picking up branches and the likes. 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REMEMBER-- zne^|ca| examination is not required during the enrollment period! t DON'T MISS THIS UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ADDITIONAL LIFE INSURANCE PROTECTION THROUGH YOUR OWN ORGANIZATION-ENROLL NOW! house June 8. The occasion was to show off the beautiful new community center erected for all the homeowners use. They will enjoy many hours in the beautiful club, fully equipped with games boards, shuffleboard, etc. Many folks enjoyed the day with a band on hand furnisning music. All enjoyed the huge variety of delicious foods served buffet style. We wish them every happiness in their new center. The turnout for the big event was enormous and it is a center of which to be proud. Sunday the Johnsburg Rescue squad came to the assistance of Cathy Weber. After the inhalator squad gave her relief she was taken to the McHenry hospital where she was checked over and released. We are very happy to report that George VanZevern and family escaped, injury when their car was struck nearly head on June 8 on their way home from a graduation reception. Walter and Marie Perschke and sons attended two graduations Sunday in Chicago. Marie's niece and nephew were the graduates. Haze arid Dick Morley and their kiddies have enjoyed a jammed pack week doing things with Haze's sister, Laverne, and hubby, Jerry, and their three kiddies. June 10, they enjoyed an evening of Go- Carting, June 13, Jerry Jessen and his son, Dick, and his nephew, Dickie Morley, spent the day in Milwaukee watching the Braves baseball games, --June 14, the senior Jessens and Morleys enjoyed a fish fry in Crystal Lake. On Father's Day they enjoyed a big family celebration at Haze's parents in Spring Grove. After a delicious turkey dinner, all the Dad's enjoyed a delicious whipped cream cake. The Jessens left June 17 for their home in Spokane, Wash. Haze will miss her sister very much. Dickie and Brad Morley are both sporting bum arms as the result of just plain "horsin" around doing what comes naturally for boys. Congratulations to Mark VanZevern for winning the the prize of the largest fish caught. The families enjoyed a picnic but report they were very chilled and glad to get home to a warm house. Bob and Lorraine Hurckes entertained Bob's parents, the Lester Hurckes of Chicago, on Father's day. The kiddies enjoyed seeing their grandparents and Bob and Lorraine enjoyed their company. Mary Ellen Mclnerney is feeling fine after having her tonsils removed June 11 at the McHenry hospital. Bonnie and Russ Jensen enjoyed Bonnie's mother Mrs. Hull, from Beaver Dam, Wis. Mrs. Hull enjoyed a few days visiting with her daughter, Bonnie, and nice son-in-law, Russ. Plan to attend the big carnival to be held June 28-29 and 30 sponsored by the Johnsburg community club. These are always grand affairs and since we are so closely tied in with Johnsburg we will see many of our friends there. The club is busy working on their new addition and soon they will have a beautiful center with loads of room for all the wonderful things that take place there. Dorothy Orlowski, Dorothy Jenkins, Mabel Gregg and Kay Sielisch attended the June 11 Blessed Virgin sodality meeting. The Pink Lady Sewing Guild of the Woman's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital met at the home of Marian Carlson in McHenry, June 12. Those in attendance from the Highlands were Gert Snell, Marge Moreth and Lorraine Lindemann. Dickie Morley went to Victory hospital in Waukegan to have X-Rays on his right arm which was badly swollen and very painful, Dickie felt worse with the possibility that he might miss the big league ballgame than the thoughts of a possible broken bone. Gloria Reinhardt started a two week vacation last week and is enjoying being home relaxing with her daughter, Denise. 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