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Tw®nly-Four THE McKENRY PLA1NDEALER Thursday* Juab 4 1864 HitikM Highlands HICHLANDERS REGRET DEPARTURE OF TW& FAMILIES &JS«r Slellsch Hyatt -- 7-8414 *'• are sorry to see two more iamilies leave the Highlands, Ed and Terry Pfingsten moved from their home on Highland Drive to a new home near Ingleside. They had lived here qjver seven years and had made many friends. Ed was the Sea Scout Leader for a number of years. Herb and Lorraine Lindemann have sold their beautiful home on Broadway and will be ihoving before the 15th of June, to a new apartment on the Southeast side of Chicago. The Lindemanns have lived here for six years and their home and yard were just beautiful it will not seem the same when they are gone. Both were very ^ active members of the V.F.W. Post 4600 in McHenry, and Lorraine held an office with the Post. She was to have been installed as historian in the auxiliary but resigned so the post could get some one to replace her. Lorraine will be missed by all the members of the Pink Lady Sewing Guild of the Auxiliary to the McHenry hospital. She was also very active in the Pistakee Highland Women's Club. We are losing so many wonderful folks in short order, the Highlands is rapidly changing. We want to wish the Lindemanns all the luck and happiness in the world in their new home and we know they Will be keeping in touch with Ub via the Plaindealer. We hope fo see them visiting here often. Birthdays and Anniversaries Birthday wishes go to three wonderful gals this week, to Dorothy Tomao who celebrates her birthday June 6, to Jeanne Hillstrom who adds another year to her busy hectic life on June 10 and to a real sweet gal Jocelyn Staudenmaier who celebrates her birthday June 6. We only have one anniversary this week and best wishes gp to A very handsome couple, Floyd and Violet Johnson, who will be adding another year to their very happy marriage June 7. topic for the sermon was "We Dedicate Ourselves". After the sermon the following women were installed as officers of the Women's Society of Christian Service: president, Phyllis Meckley, vice president, Marie Perscfike, recording and promotion secretary, Hazel Morley, treasurer, Pearly Sweet, secretary of Spiritual Life, Marion Doenecke, secretary of literature and publications, Hazel Rodge, secretary of Missionary Education, Sally Jo Von Bruenchenheim, secretary of supply work* Catherine Rohrbech, secretary of Children's Work, Shirley Dyson and Sunshine chairman, Dolores Bischoff. Sunday, May 24 from 3 to 5 p.m. several members attended the discussion meeting based on the actions taken at the recent Methodist General Conference, which was held at the Barrington Methodist church. ' May 25 at 8 p.m. the official board meeting was held at the church with all members present. COMING EVENT, Saturday, June 6, from, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. there will be a rummage and bake sale to benefit the recreation fund. It is hoped this will be fully supported by everyone regardless of your church affiliations, since this new baseball diamond will be a community project for the use of all the Highland children. Sunday, May 31, Reverend Doenecke's topic for his sermon was," Speaking Through Silent Lips". The Youth Group went on a picnic at 1 p.m. and everyone who attended had a grand time. Alice Harris made the cover for the church organ, and several girls planted the flower garden. The men have been keeping the lawn mowed. Those who wish to assist in mowing the lawn this summer, please call Don Krispin. The first two weeks in August, from August 3, through August 14, the Mount Hope Methodist Vacation Bible school will be in session. Please call your reservations in to Sally Jo Von Bruenchenheim at HYatt 7-3365 or Shirley Dyson HYatt 7-3560 as soon as possible. Every year finds the enrollment a It tie larger and the children looking forward to it very eagerly. gion Post 703, meeting at 8 p.m. The auxiliary is most proud of their poppy sales this year, Eleanor Bywell reports that the sale of poppies netted $640.40 this year which tops all previous sales. June 9, two meetings, the Blessed Virgin Sodality at 8 p.m. at the Johnsburg community hall and the Women's Society of Christian Service meeting at 8 p.m. at the church hall with the newly installed officers presiding. June 10, The American Legion Lake Region Post 703, Post meeting, election of nominating committee and delegates. June 12, Sons of the American Legion meeting at the Post on Route 12, they would like a big turn out for the meetings. - Mount Hope Church Notes j , At the May 24 services the organist for the day was Dolores Gregg, the Lay Reader was Arthur Oakley. The greeters were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Benfcsh and the candle lighter, Tom Ipabielny. Reverend Doenecke's Coming Events June 4, the Holy Name Society meeting at the Johnsburg community center the theme for the month "Catholic Education. June 8, the Auxiliary Unit of the American Legion, Lake ReNews Of Your Friends And Neighbors An apology starts the column off this week. In last week's column the gremlins got away with the names of the two members of the Lake Region Unit 703 Auxiliary, Gold Star dinner attendants. The names left out in addition to Joyce Heir and Mary Seldon, were: Dorothy Orlowski and Dorothy Jenkins, hope this makes it aokay gals. We have two foster mothers in the Highlands, quite unusual foster mothers too, Jeanne Hillstrom is busy nursing four wild bunnies after their mommie was killed by a car, the tiny bottles of milk are being devoured by the hungry little bunnies. Rose Schifferdecker is busy chucking worms, bread and seeds down a baby bird, her hubby, Charlie, rescued from a cat, the baby bird is living like a king, with a cotton nest, a nice cage and a lot of tender loving care. Rev. Stewart Smith and his wife, Florence, and their three daughters from Chicago attended the open house for Ed and Ginny Thoren May 23. Everyone was most happy to see this popular young couple again. We hope Mrs. Wehesler has recovered from her harrowing experience and injuries, Mrs. Wehesler, a sweet retired gal, was assaulted and beaten in Fox Lake Thursday, May 21 and thrown in to an alley. She is a mass vof black and blue from the beating. Mrs. Wehesler is the mother of Rita Havelick, where she and her husband make their home on Agatha, and McGee Sluga and another daughter who also lives on Agatha. We are horrified that such a thing could happen in this area, it is frightening. May 24, a visitor from Chicago who was fishing at Round Wedding Belle NOTICE! Just 7 Marr d /V lA One sure way of starting off on the right foot is to make use of Holiday's BAG STORAGE for all those unused winter garments of yours and your New husband. He'll think he married the smartest gal in town in more ways than one. Jul Ph@i@ 315-0119 For FREE Pickup & Delivery Service HOLIDAY LAU^BiY& DRYCLIANia: "For that EXTRA MARGIN of Quality" Quality Drycleaning McHenry. 111. Hill went home a very sad fellow, his automobile was completely destroyed by fire. The Fox Lake Fire Department tried in vain to save it. The kindergarten class enjoyed a day at Hawthorne Farm Zoo, May 26. All the little tykes were so excited about the trip, they were up and ready before the mommies got up. Dick and Haze Morley and their four sons, and Dick's sister, Glenda, and husband, Larry, of Lake Villa and their three kiddies spent the Memorial weekend camping, near Wonder Lake. The two couples really had a ball, this was a first for Dick's sister. The Schifferdeckers are busy folks these days, May 26, grandma and grandpa, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Dyke of Chicago, arrived to spend a week with them. May 20, Charlie and Rose attended a big dinner for the Moose in Antioch. The Memorial weekend found Dick and Mary Lou Sabielny and their four sons joining Jim and Jane Malek and their three daughters in a camping trip at the Illinois State Beach Park. May 23, Tom Sabielny celebrated his birthday with several of his buddies, Bobby Jenkins, Robbie Kawahara, Buddy Phlug, Richie Waldecki, Dennis Sisk and his two brothers, Jimmy and Danny. In addition to the games, gifts, cake and an afternoon of fun the boys all went home with a monster statue, the latest rage for the youngsters. Sunday, May 24, Tom was blessed with another party with the adults, his uncle Edward Sabielny, his greataunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eckhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Froemming and their two sons, Michael and Benny, all of Chicago came out for a big birthday dinner, Tom was showered with gifts. Attention all mothers of next year's kindergarten classes, Mary Lou Sabielny is interested in forming a carpool to get the kiddies to and from classes. Any one interested please call Mary Lou at Hyatt 7-3298. Fritz and Sally Jo Von Bruenchenheim entertained Sally's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott of Hoffman Estates, for the Memorial weekend. The two couples enjoyed a camping trip and picnic. May 28, Vi Schuble, Sally Jo Von Bruenchenheim, Teena O'- Malley, Juanita Blackburn and Janice Janquart, gathered at the home of Lorraine Lindemann for a farewell party. The girls brought a cake, with all the goodies to go with it and spent the day helping Lorraine pack and get ready for the big move. It is nice seeing LaVerne Madock in the Highlands again. We hate to see her go back to Buffalo, N. Y., her new home. We hope she will make the trip back here often, we miss that smile, gal. Arthur and Clara Ernst entertained Clara's 84 year old cousin, Miss Harriet Benner, and her aunt, Mrs. O. Gohlke, 90 years young, of Chicago, all day May 21, Clara's aunt Mrs. Gohlke is also her godmother. In addition to a delicious luncheon, they enjoyed a tour of our area. Memorial Day the_. Ernsts were happy to have their children with them for . a family picnic. Their daughter, Helen, and husband, Fred Ries, and their daughter, Judy, from Des Plaines, their daughter, Dorothy, and their daughter, Claire, and husband, Allan Stratford, all from Chicago, enjoyed the day in the very beautiful yard of the Ernsts. It is a beauty spot in the Highlands and many folks stop just to look at it. Lee Orlowski spent May. 27 in Chicago on business and visiting with old cronies, Lil has to miss the trips to Chicago due to ill health. June 3, the following guests attended the graduation exercises to see Renee Janquart receive her diploma, her^grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz of Beaver Dam, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Sedlin, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sergeant, Dick and Haze Morley and Bob and Teena O'- Malley. After the services they gathered at the Janquart home for a big celebration with lots of delicious food and refreshments. We are happy to hear that Marge Moreth was discharged from the hospital May 25. We are happy to have you home gal and please take it easy and if you need help give us a call, we will come running. Pat Jackson is happy to have her uncle, Dick Betz, who lives on Bunny Avenue, back home after spending a week in Hines hospital. We hope you're feeling much better Dick and please take it easy so you and your lovely wife can enjoy many years together. The Betzes are another couple who take great pride in their hoVne and yard which is a showplace. r,Jean Petrov is modestly accepting all the congratulations she is receiving for the great job she did as chairman of the May 22 dance for the seventh and eighth grades of the Johnsburg school. The dance for the students afid their parents was titled. "Age of Tomorrow". Jean graduated June 3. Her parents, Steve and Ruth, were so proud of her. Ruth had a buffet supper for all the relatives from Chicago and her mother, Mrs. Witte, who attend the graduation exercises. Dick and Rose Farwell entertained Dick's mother from Cicero and some friends from Chicago over the Memorial weekend. They enjoyed visiting and boating. Ron and Pat Jackson spent last weekend in Chicago helping Pat's mother, Mrs. Ward, move. While their they visited Pat's brother and wife to get the first glimpse of their new nephew born May 16. The baby has been named Johnathon. Don and Audrey Morin and children enjoyed the Memorial weekend camping at the Chain of Lakes park. Since this was the baby's first camping trip they wanted to be close to home just in case an emergency came up. Forrest and Grace Reinhardt returned to work June 1, after enjoying a week's vacation, May 24 Grace and her daughter, Gloria Mack, attended a twin bridal luncheon in Chicago for Grace s cousins. Grace ®and Forrest spent a few days visiting Grace's cousin, in Clinton, Iowa. A happy birthday to ! ' you, Forrest. He celebrated his big day, ^une 6. Georgie Hanisch is enjoying having a big brother around for a while. 1)om VonEmpel of •Ingleside has been staying with the Hanisches for the past two weeks. While his parents, Eva and Job, are getting settled in a new home near Chicago. Theo is completing his classes in Fox Lake, and he has been a real buddy »to Georgie who will miss him very much when he leaves. May 27 Theo's parents and brother drove out to see him and had supper with Joe and Liesl. Memorial weekend found yours truly and her hubby battling all the boats and enjoying a cook out with friends, and lots of just plain loafing on Wally's and my part. Pistakee Highlands Women's Club The newly elected officers presided at the May 27 meeting. They are president, Janice Janquart, vice-president, Barbara Sisk, secretary, Rosemarie Koch, and treasurer, Marge Moreth. Marge was unable to attend the meeting having just returned home after surgery. The new officers had a most interesting program for the closing meeting until September when the meetings will be resumed. Plans were made for a bazaar and bake sale to be held the first Saturday in December. At the community center, more exciting events will follow. Beverle^ Lewandowski was awarded the annual Mother of the Year award. It couldn't have happened to a nicer gal, Bev. is the proud mother of seven children and she is a slim, trim, beautiful young lady who looks more like a teenager than a mother of seven children. The following women volunteered to be chairmen, Jane Malek, Sunshine chairman, and her assistant, Pat SicilanQ; American Citizen chairman, Juanita Blackburn; Indian Affairs, Blanche Haefliger; Library chairman, Phyliss Benkert; Press and Publicity, Rosemarie Koch; Community Improvement, Audree Misavlce; and Youth Program, Sally Jo Von Bruenchenheim. The hair and skin care program was very well presented by a well known Lake Regions beautician and her three assistants, each handling a different presentation of their specialty. The hostess for the evening were: Dorothy Hayner, Pat Siciliano, Mrs. Redman, Myrtle Bentz and Toots Spankuch. In closing please call in your graduation events to me, and thanks for the calls every week, please be kind to ojne another and may God take a special liking to each and everyone of you. I hope you all enjoyed the -Memorial weekend and come home safe and sound. Please don't forget the rummage and bake sale, June 6, at the Mount Hope church. If you want to keep your friends--do not tell all you know, see, or observe. WATER S@F¥ENEH SERVICE SAME DAY SERVICE ON MOST MAKES & MODELS C Service O Rebuilding 0 IK®pair G Cleaning Out C Overhauling O Installation # Reconditioning • Removal ALL WORK GUARANTEED WATER SOFTENER SMMS NEW -- USED REBUILT ja 385-55M OtenO WATER SOFTENER SERVICE/SALES McHenry, Illinois Qujck! #ick a Chevrolet and fill in the spaces fc/s the time to §@@ the great Here you are on the brink of vacation time. There's your Chevrolet dealer in the midst of Trade 'N' Travel Time. You two should get together! Object--celebrating the joys of summer in a new Chevrolet. 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