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Thursday, September 12* 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Page Serenteea Pistakee Highlands ELECT OFFICERS. EXECUTIVE BOARD AT ANNUAL MEET K*y Sielisch HXatt 7-3414 At the annual election of officers and executive board the following were elected: District one, May Kolb, District three. Ted Wroblewski and District five, Kay Sielisch. The two elected for the executive board are Betty Warczak and Dewitt Rapp. At the regular monthly association meeting, Kay Sielisch submitted her resignation as trustee. The folks who served as judges for the election were James Lange, William Brigger, Frances Brott and Paul Stasiewsky. The voting was very light this year due to the Labor Day weekend. Thanks to the folks who will be serving you this term. church at Williams Bay, at Wesley Woods in Lake Geneva, Wis. This is the third consecutive year Harold has attended the retreat and he enjoys it. The retreat was held Sept. 7 and 8 and it was well attended. Some members of the W.S.C.S. met at the home of Marie Perschke Sept. 3, for a evening of work on bazaar items. They turned out some very beautiful items. This will be a grand affair with items all beautifully hand made by loving hands. Sept. 15, it the date for the big Sunday school family picnic to be held right after church services on the church grounds. Everyone is asked to bring a sack lunch, beverages will be furnished for the children and hot coffee for the adults. Please bring blankets to sit on. There will be games and prizes for the children. Mount Hope Church Notes The W.S.C.S. rummage sale will be held Sept. 13 and 14. Please note the change as to where it will be held. Plans were changed and it will not be held at the community center as scheduled but will be at the church hall so please notify all your friends so the sale will be a big success. The W.S.C.S. held a farewell pot-luck dinner in honor of Rev. Stewart Smith and his wife, Florence. All the church members were asked along with his many friends of different faiths. The dinner was held Sept. 5 at the church hall and the W.S.C.S. served ham and all the members brought a dish to pass. Since pot-luck dinners are Rev^. Smith's favorite it was decided to have it for him. We who attended felt very sad for Rev. Smith will be missed so much. The W.S.C.S. held its regular monthly meeting in the church hall Sept. 10. The women worked on items for the coming bazaar to be held in November. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated. Glenda Wieck will replace Marilyn VanZevern as the kindergarten Sunday school teacher. By this time next week George and Marilyn will be moving in to their new home in Wilmette. All new material for teaching Sunday school will go in to effect Oct. 1. the board is confident it will be very interesting to the kiddies. Harold Wiley, the only lay speaker from Mount Hope church, attended the Men's Retreat for the Methodist Lake Region Post 703 As of to date Commander Richie Orlowski reports the following men from the Highlands have joined the legion, older members; Bob Jenkins Jack Seldon, Dean Ferris, Skip Wilson, Dan Johnson, Jack Erbin, Gene Heir, William J. Koch James Rodarmel, John Sojka, Charles Murgatroyd and Carl Haefliger; new members, George VanZevern, Joe Schulz, George Staudenmaier, Eugene Sarver, Walter F. Sielisch, Robert Kosich, Henry Zenner and Henry Waldin. News Of Your Friends And Neighbors Best wishes for a speedy and full recovery go to Walter Peloquin who underwent eye surgery at the Condell hospital in Libertyville, Sept. 3. Since Walter will not be able to work for quite a while if you all kept him supplied with get-well cards it would help pass the time. It was like "Old Home Week" at the Johnsburg rescue squad dance Aug. 31. There were a great number of Highlanders on hand for the big dance and for all of us it is an event we looH forward to every year. Aug. 30, Kay Sielisch entertained the following gals in her home at 8 p.m., Celia Thelen and Alvina Miller from Johnsburg, Grace Reinhardt, Gert Snell, Liesl Hanisch, Ora Setliff and her daughter, Betty, from Zion. The gals enjoyed games and cake and coffee. Aug. 30 Forrest Reinhardt was involved in a truck accident in Chicago. He suffered facial and neck injuries which resulted in his having to wear a neck brace. He will not be able to work for a month and we all hope Forrest will be mending real soon. In the meantime Forrest don't lose that wonderful sense of humor. His Doctor has forbidden him to even drive a car for a while. Last Sunday afternoon and all of Labor Day found Rev. and Mrs. Florence Smith and their three daughters in Princeton visiting with Reverend's parents who are leaving for Arizona where they will spend the winter. Richie and Dorothy Orlowski arrived home Sept. 11, after enjoying twelve glorious days in Miami, Fla. Saturday, Aug. .31, Milt and Betty Crosdale entertained Betty's brother and family from Milwaukee, Wis. Labor Day found the Dick Morley family enjoying a delicious roast beef dinner with Jerry and Janice Janquart. After dinner the two couples enjoyed playing a few games of Teenee Golf. The rain did not stop them ,they just kept playing and came home drenched to the skin. After changing to clean clothes they enjoyed a late snack. Sept. 3, Dale and David Hillstrom celebrated their birthdays with a joint birthday party, Dale celebrated his birthday Sept. 1, and David Sept. 5. Between the two boys they had fifteen guests for a big double party. They enjoyed games and some delicious snacks. The first executive meeting of the Cub Scouts was held Sept. 5 at the home of Scoutmaster Henry Zenner. Arthur Jensen returned home Aug. 26 after enjoying a vacation that took him on a driving tour of the southern states. After reaching Texas, due to the extreme heat, Arthur decided to return home but he enjoyed the drive but was glad to get back home. Henry and Betty Zenner are thrilled over their new nephew. Henry's brother and wife, Dave and Peggy Zenner, adopted a darling baby boy and the whole family is thrilled. Henry and Betty will be Godparents for baby Sean Tracy Zenner. Fritz and Sally Jo VonBurnchenheim and kiddies took their new camper station wagon to Dardanelle, Ark., Sally Jo's home town, over the Labor Day weekend. They had a huge family reunion. Sally was happy to see her Dad and Grandmother and all her relatives. They are seldom home since' they got the new camper and they are enjoying the gypsy life, and I really envy them. Little Pam Holmes celebrated her fourth birthday Aug. 31 with a luncheon birthday party for the following little friends, Joanne Zenner, Cindy Sarver, Debbie and Russel Ozminski, Terry Meckley, Debbie Bankirk and her sister, Cheri. The children enjoyed games and all the fun connected with birthday parties. The Harrises are back from their Colorado vacation and they report a very grand time full of relaxing and sight seeing. They enjoyed not having to drive and they came back all rested and full of news of all the beautiful mountain sights. Sept 5, Haze Morley was hostess for a farewell gathering for Marilyn VanZevern. The gals on hand to wish Marilyn the very best in her new home were Dolly Novotny, Dorothy Erbin, Janice Janquart, Kay Sielisch, Lorraine Hurckes and Lois Mason. I am happy to report that Roy Snell suffered only bruises and soreness after taking a fall on a rug in his bedroom. He was taken to McHenry hospital Aug. 30 for x-rays, which thank God showed no broken bones. Roy is a very popular senior citizen well liked by all. Hank Waldin returned to work last week after enjoying a two weeks vacation, Hank enjoyed a good rest and just being home. Irene and Joe Novotny spent Sept. 8 in Chicago where they attended a concert by the New York Philharmonic orchestra. Their son Joseph is a cellist. After the concert Joseph returned home with his parents for a couple of days visit, before leaving on tour to Michigan and Wisconsin. A few weeks ago Joseph came for a few days and the Novotnys enjoyed a real family reunion with all the children present. Wally and Marie Perschke enjoyed a two day family reunion at the home of Marie's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Mickmeinke, in Ingleside. They enjoyed seeing many relatives they had not seen. The big event was held Aug. 31. Sept. 1, Wally and Marie went back to help them clear up everything including all the delicious foods left over. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ernst enjoyed a visit with their daughter and family Sept. 1. They live in Park Ridge and enjoyed being in the Highlands. The Ernsts are busy making their home very beautiful and Why We Build 2-Wheel Drive Trucks BACKWARDS Aiueipw C0WJ-S8G 0UOHd *?S ?U0IJ[ 'N 936 39VUV9 AUN3H3IM Ojiio 'I opaioi 'fsJO/JLyf&OdtJOD iksf U3SIW/ dmpid 9A|ia I33MM-Z J01B1PBI9 ,d33P, •nopd pt/eoBBnt tjiinpwjnuwui uo pittfft •spsj. 3i|} lie jsB pu2 Aepo} J9|B9p .deep, jnoA 90s ;ou Aq/w *00}. 9AJ^9dlU00 9JB +S90ud 90UjS A||Bp9dS9 * * * J9UM0 JO^jpBjQ 9ifl. joj. 9Uj| }no S9UI00 9jns \\ }nq 'spjBMVpBq sBujq^ Binop 9qAcj/\| 'y{0XU\ 9AUp |99qM-fr b JO SS9U -paBBnx 9q} ||13--s^uauoduioo A;np AAeatj sift ||B iftiM *pruj. 9Aup |99qM-z V Is! W 9J9q} pue 'urejj. J9Mod pu9 juojj. q\\\ pus aseo j9jsubj; 9q; jp 9AB9| 9M U9qi *>ion4 9AMp |99qM-fr B Btnpimq Anenpe Aq yno 9M os •s>|on4 9Ajjp |99ijM-tW pgBBru se aq pinoqs s)\otu\ 9Aup |99qM-3 MU!M^ 9M are busy getting acquainted with the area. Several men from the Highlands attended the Holy Name Society monthly meeting Sept. 5. This was the first meeting starting out a new year and the men enjoyed being hack with all their friends. Jim and Mary O'Neill are enjoying visiting with their daughter and her two children from Texas. They are hoping to make their home here and as soon as her husband can settle things in Texas he will join his fahiily. Dorothy Erbin entered the McHenry hospital Sept. 5 and underwent surgery Sept. 6. By the time this column is out we are sure Dorothy will be home and feeling fine. The Pink Lady Sewing Guild of the Woman's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital met at the home of Margaret Bolin in McHenry, Sept. 4. eight ladies were present, including Gert Snell and Marjge Moreth of Pistakee Highlands. Lily Breading was a guest for the day. After the business meeting the girte enjoyed a quiz game and refreshments. Best wishes to Florence Dunn for a very speedy recovery. She entered St. Theresa hospital Sept. 3, for minor surgery. have been blessed with such a wonderful mother and may your day be the nicest one you ever had. Many happy returns of the day to Judy Jensen who celebrated her birthday Sept. 9; to Vi. Johnson who celebrates her big day today, Sept. 12; to Edna Perschke who celebrates Sept. 18, and last but not least to our nephew, Georgie Hanisch, who will be seven years old Sept. 17. To a very wonderful couple who will be celebrating their wedding anniversary Sept. 18, Rev. and Mrs. Stewart Smith, goes my best wishes along with all your parishioners and friends. May you enjoy many more together, and to Mike and Stefanie Contra who will be celebrating their big day Sept. 17. Birthday And Anniversary Remembrances First I want to wish my mother, Helena Barry, a very happy birthday and to tell you mom how grateful I am to Association Notes At the regular monthly meeting held Sept. 4, the following items were discussed and approved. Tom Warczak, who had wanted to resign as president of the association, has agreed to finish out the remaining year of his term of office. The association will sponsor the Girl Scout Troop so the girls can meet in the Highlands again. Bunny Avenue has been patched and completed with a seal coat, culverts are being installed in washed out areas. Fire extinguishers will be purchased for the community center, this was voted unanimously. An exit door will be cut in the rear of the Library. It was voted to delay the appointments of the newly elected executive board until the regular annual board of directors meeting. There^will be a dance at the community center to be held Sept. 28. Tickets may be purchased from the following women: Muriel Rapp, Irene Kolan, Lois Mason, Audrey Misavice and Lee Conway. The road on Broadway from Fox Lake Road in to Round Hill subdivision will be paved. The committee has agreed to bring it up to county specifications. Instead of the regular 80 foot road it will be a 24 foot road with ditches and a 20 foot parkway. The cost to the association will be $400. After the road is completed and passed it will be maintained as a County road. Thelen Road, Highland Drive and Lake Street are also being considered as county roads. Next year Fox Lake Road will be resurfaced. Street signs are being defeated to Pistakee Highlands. Also boat piers will be built in Round Hill and the Highlanders will be premitted to rent them. That does it for another week, please be kind to one another and may God take a special liking to you alL BE WISE - USE THE CLASSIFIEDS FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SA«TSA<;F«S • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 -- Just East of Route It • Phone 385-6230 Volo, I1L Sbo you J<n\n ow Sowmmeeoonnee lf]eut Jrn ^lown? 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