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•f ~" ~~ ~ " ' * ' ^ • {i"t* *,i "•'"•'•'ASi'.-; *• If 'g I Vs ^ ^5, 'g V t * . __\_' ?t, i; y , ; ,-flt lursday. March 26, lflM f.; ""V TH1 MeHEUBY PUUNDEALER •^V-' -- •'**.-' tfo ^ ;.r%y; ^ J ) taalwi Highlands Offer Blessed Easter Wishes Kay Slellsch Hyatt 7-3414 I'il sincerely wish all my read- 3f® a most blessed and happy Epster. This being Holy Week, it gives us all a deep feeling of being closer to God and all of His holy teachings. Since Easter is such a Holy day for all Christians I am sure we are all making plans for that day by being in the church of our Choice and to be with our loved ones. Have a nice Easter and If you're driving please be extra careful, we don't want to lose any of you. May God Bless you all on this most beautiful day of the year. Highlanders Shocked Over Shooting Every one in the Highlands Who knew Dick Zilligen was deeply shocked when they heard the news last Saturday night of the hold up in the Sears store in the Gold Mill shopping Plaza when Terrence Zilligen lost his life trying to tfap one of the robbers. Dick and Joan Zilligen had lived in the Highlands several years and moved to River Forest last September. Many knew Terrence, because he was a frequent visitor here. Ray and Rosemary T h e 1 e n , Dorothy Jenkins, Sylvia Murray and Mary Seldon attended the wake at the John Deir Funeral Home, 12 Lake Street, Oak Park. Flineral services for Terrence were held Wednesday morning at 9:30 a.m. from St. Luke's Inj River Forest with a Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. Inter* UJent was in Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Terrence leaves his ntfjdow, Mary, and two daughters and a son, his brother, Dick, and three other brothers. Sfjnce we know Dick and Joan fll read the column we, all sh to express our deepest mpathies to you and our thoughts are with you, as well a« our prayers. Association President Mourns Death Of Brother Milton Croasdale, Sr., president of the Pistakee Highlands Association, is mourning the death of his brother, Arthur Croasdale. Arthur was laid to rest March 16 with services at the Edward Schubert Chapel, 3419 Ridgeland Avenge, Berwyn, at 2:30 p.m. Interment was in Mount Auburn IN THE PRIMARY ^RIL14 and pick tha candidate* 'i you want Other ways to make your vote count: 1. Keep your "X" instdi th* square op circle. That's the • only place It counts* 2. Get all the facts Swfore going to the polls. It's your vote--use it wisely. 3. Get up a cap peoS. Take; some friends along. Presented as a Public by the lUinoio Joyceso, Th* Citizens of Ornatef Chtesm* " « Better Government AossstaStl* A® No. 3 (1 col. a ii Rues* Cemetery. Milton and Betty spent the wekend there and their son, Milton, arrived Saturday from Joliet, where he is employed, to be with his parents for the funeral. We all express our deepest sympathy to you. Highlands Loses Another Eligible Bachelor April 11, Forrest Reinhardt, better known to all as Woody, will take the walk down the aisle to claim his beautiful bride, Miss Melody Moore of Deerfield. They will be married at Mass in the Holy Cross church. They plan to make their home in Deerfield. Woody is the son of the very popular couple, Forrest and Grace Reinhardt, and the grandson of Roy and Gert Snell. They will miss him very much. All of a sudden both children married and the home will seem so empty. We would like to offer our congratulations to the young couple and wish them a most happy and full married life. Church Services For Easter Sunday Mount Hope M e tho d i s t church will have two services Esster Sunday, one at 9:30 a.m. and one at 11:00 a.m. Nursery care will be provided for children in ages from 1 through 6 years of age in the nursery downstairs. All the parishioners wish to take this opportunity to extend Easter greetings to their pastor Christian Doenecke and his wife, Marion, and to say how happy they are to have them with them. Birthdays and Anniversaries Birthday wishes to some mighty fine folks this week, Mark Bentz celebrated his ninth birthday March 18, my favorite uncle, Bill Schaeffer, celebrates hfs birthday March 29, Kirk VanZevern will be a great big eight years old March 31, March 29 Doris Hansen celebrates her birthday, and Frances Brott will be Celebrating her birthday April Ii April 2, Wally and Audree Misavice add another year to their happy marriage and we all wish them many more together in love, health and happiness and may God bless you both with all of His richest blessings. Dates To Remember April 2, regular monthly meeting of the Holy Name Society of John's church will be 8 p.m. April 2, there will be a luncheon and card party sponsored by the Pistakee Highlands Women's club at 12:30 p.m. Last reminder for two events, the Johnsburg P.T.A. As New as Sprimg W OSS EASTER CAR] EASTER SUN.--MAR. 29 s 1259 N. Green- Street Phone 385-4500 Fun Fair April 4, and the American Legion, Lake Regions Post 703 fun night April 4, starting at 8:30 p.m. April 8, John's Blessed Virgin Sodality's luncheon and card party at the Johnsburg community hall at 12:30 p.m. April 18 John's School and Home Association's "Spring Fling Dance" at the Johnsburg community hall. April 25 American Legion, Lake Regions Poet 703 Spring Dance at the Legion hall on Route 12. Bents Boys Win Championship Awards Art and Myrtle Bentz are very thrilled over the awards their two sons received March 15, Art was at the basketball game to see the boys win the awards. The big event was the St. John's Catholic Order of Forester's basketball games for championships. In the heavy division Don Bentz received the championship trophy and a silver basketball. Myron Bentz received the senior division championship trophy and the Silver basketball. The Bentz boys have always been very good basketball players. We congratulate Don and Myron and We hope they both will go on to win many more awards. I)on and his lovely wife, Grace, live in Johnsbarg and Myron is home with his parents, Art and Myrtle. They have another son, Mark, who love basketball too and he is nine and they have high hepes for him too. News Of Your friends And Neighbors Dick and Haze Morley entertained Phil and Glenda Weiek, March 14, the two couples enjoyed an evening oi playing Scrabble, delicious snacks and a delicious luncheon. Isabelle Rittorno was happy to have her mother come from Chicago tos spend a few days with her taking care of the house and the three boys, while Isabelle was recovering from a severe case of bronchitis. Laura Klein and her two daughters from; Lake Villa were Saturday guests of Leisl Hanisch on March 14. March 14, Charlie Schifferdecker could ho longer hold out answering the call to get in a day of fishing, so to keep him company for the day he took his small son, Tony, and two neighbor children, George Hanisch and Mitch Rittorno, to Grass Lake, to say the boys were thrilled is putting it mild, never did hear if they got any fish but I am sure some big ones got. .away> - March 16 the fallowing gals from the American Legion Lake Regions Auxiliary Unit 703, di^ volunteer work from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Downey veteran hospital: they were, president .Anna May Campbell, Mae Janssen, Kay Slellsch, Jane Malek and Jean Tomsa of Sunnyslde. I have been patiently watching for my annual harbinger of Spring the faithful Robin and early Saturday morning, March 14,1 could hear one singing and there he was, nice and plump sitting on our front lawn, now in spite of the bad weather Spring is here officially for me. March 15, the George Van Zevern family from Wilmette were out to inspect their home and to visit with George's brother, Bob, and family. Seems funny not to have them living on our block any more. Pistakee Highlands is getting street lights slowly but surely. Another street light has been installed at the corner of Thelen Drive and Ringwood road, That was a bad corner unlighted, and now you can see the sharp turns very clearly at night. Sunday March 15 Jim and Jane Malek and their three daughters, Joyce, Jamie and Joan, spent the day in Milwaukee. They visited the new Milwaukee Zoo, which is still incomplete but Jane reports it is just beautiful. Jim and Jane are getting the camping fever again and can't wait for their first camping trip. March 14 Bobby Jenkins celebrated his birthday and March 17 he was home from school with German measles. The following members Of the Milwaukee Railroad Employees Association enjoyed an evening near Elgin, March 14, Jimmy and Carla Bales and their guests, Don and Wanda Dobecki of Grayslake, Carl and Blanche Haefliger, and Art and Myrtle Bentz. Frances Brott has two of her fingers in a cast, after she slammed the car door on her hands last week. March 15, Myrtle Bentz received a call from her sister in Whitewater,, Wis., with some bad news. Her sister's home had been completely burned down due to defective wiring. Myrtle was just sick over the tragedy and hasn't been up to par since worrying about it. March 18, Reverend Doenecke and his wife, Marion, returned to his former church, the Park Ridge Methodist church, where Reverend Doenecke preached the sermon for the mid-week Lenten services. Dick and Haze Morley also attended the services. Holy Saturday, March 28, Myron Bentz will be making his . First Holy Communion at St. John's church. The boys from Cub Scout Pack 452 receiving awards at the last meeting were: Mike Hettermann, Jim Fuqua, Steve Murgatroyd, Robert Kawahara, Ray Thelen, Jr., Sean Megley and Jim Zenner. CHOOSE C^zecko •octae Ciystal lake, HI. For Four Traditional EASIER FEAST Eqjby ©lar ftun0ua complete family style Dimmg Soap hEhoqsEb JDesserg All you can eat and so economically _ priced too. Regular dinner menu also. Early fossrvatlons Recommended " m 459-0128 Last week some one tried to break in to the Ayers home, Mrs. Ayers heard noises at the baCk door, and called her neighbor and they called the police. The back door was ruined, pick and Rose Farwell had a house full of unexpected company March 15. Their aunt and uncle and friends from the city came out. i Ron and Pat Jackson were pleasantly surprised when Pat's mother, Mrs. Ward, and her sister, Sandy, from Chicago dropped in March 15. Mrs. Ward drove out in her new car to show Pat ana Ron. March 15 Audrey and Don Morin also received an unexpected visit from Audrey's father, Genie Anderson, of Chicago who came out to spend the day with them, March 16 another unexpected visitor,' Audrey's brother Bob Anderson of Neenah, Wis., stopped in on his way to Chicago, he stayed for dinher and they all had a nice chat, Bob has been transferred to Chicago and is busy trying to sell his home in Wisconsin so they can move closer to Chicago which makes the Anderson clan very happy, Audrey has not seen Bob since Christmas. Don Morin's parents arrived March 19 from Chicago to help their grandson, Dale, celebrate his sixth birthday. They stayed until March 23 to enable Dort and Audrey to attend a reunion at the home of their friends, Duke and Jeanne Zigler of Arlington Heights. The other couple, John and Diana Witte of Lincolnwood, were on hand to celebrate. The three couples had not been together for over four years, and they really enjoyed the evening, catching up on all events. March 20, several friends of Dale Morin helped him celebrate his sixth birthday. The kiddies enjoyed cake and ice cream. Dale received many wonderful gifts this year for his birthday. Bob and Lorraine Hurckes will entertain Bob's parents, his sister, Pauline, and husband, A. J., and daughter Susan, and his uncle Mr. Dolby, all of Arlington Heights, for Easter Sunday dinner, Lorraine's mother, Mrs. Rix of Chicago, will arrive March 27 to spend the Easter weekend with the Hurckes. While here Mrs. Rix Will spend some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulz, in Johnsburg. March 13, Archie and Meryl Fletcher -were surprised and most happy to welcome their son, Bob, home from college in Nashville, Tenn., Bob brought a boy friend with him and he enjoyed a few days with his parents and watched his brother Dave play in the basketball championship tournament at the Grant high school Bob took advantage of the in between semesters to get home. March 15, friends and relatives gathered at the open house held by Floyd and Vi Johnson in honor of their son, Lee, who left for Lakland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, where he will take his basic training in the Air Force. Lee was most anxious to get his hitch in service over with, so he could live his life without further interruption. Lee was thrilled with the big going away party and will take the memory of it with him in he rugged months ahead while in training. The Johnsons will miss him very much and are waiting for his first leave. To CUT MY LITTLE GIRL'S BANGS evenly, I comb and part her hair with bangs straight down. Then I take a strip of cellophane tape and press it over the hair across her forehead. Cut thru middle of tape. Loose hair sticks to one side of tape, other half holds bangs in place. Remove remaining tape. (She says it doesn't hurt at all!' By the way, girls, USING HAIR SPRAY frequently won't make your hair any drier. But if you have very diy hair, treat with lanolin-enriched film, spraying lightly. To get hair to hold a set better, Johnsburg P.T.A. Held Election At the regular monthly meeting of the Johnsburg School P.T.A. Eighty-four members cast their ballots to elect the following officers for the 1964-65 terms of office; Richard Morley, president, Ray Dube, vice-president, Mrs. Ginny Kovolt, secretary, Mrs. Nancy Oehler treasurer. Last Minute News Items Don't forget the next Association meeing will be April 1, at 8 p.m. It will be to your benefit to be on hand for this meeting. There will be much to discuss, since the meeting last month was dispensed with in order for the road bill to be explained. Jeanne Hillstrom took the time to have the road bill mimeographed in words we all can understand and has been busy giving them out. If you are for or against this bill and getting roads in the Highlands this paper will be most plater ^uiten S>on 0XY6SH EQUIPPED SERVICE Phone 385-0063 interesting to you. It leaves out nothing, for or against, it leaves it all up to you after reading it. Charlie and Rose Schifferdecker and their sons spent Palm Sunday in Elmhurst at the home of Charlie's brother and family. March 18, Lil Orlowski was happy to have her sister, Nettie, and niece, Delores Flynn, of Trevor Wis., pay her and Leo a visit. Since Lil's health prohibits her from getting out her niece presented her with a permanent to make Lil look real pretty for Easter. In closing please be kind to one another and may God take a special liking to you all. Give me a call with your Easter events and please be very careful while you're on the road. I can't thank the Highlanders enough for their wonderful cooperation with the news ©very week, it really helps. 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