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*" ^ "'•f-* J ' Thursday, June 25, 1964 rr -:*w -' MeHENBY PLAINDEALER PsssraHsa PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS KAY SIEUSGH 497-8414 Walter Kerbers To Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary MB. AND MBS. WALTER KEBBEB Walter and Lucy Kerber; 5504 North Lake street, Pistakee Highlands, will be celebrating their golden wedding anniversary, June 27, Walter and Lucy were born on the north side of Chicago and they first met at an eighth grade school party. Two years later they found themselves neighbors and their friendship was renewed. They were married In Chicago June 27, 1914. Bridesmaids were Walter's sisters, Helen and Viola, both deceased, and the best man was Lucy's brother the only survivor of the bridal party, Edwin Kleeman, who has lived in Whispering Hills for the past three years with his wife, Edna. After the wedding ceremony Walter and Lucy left for Niagra Falls on their honeymoon. The Kerbers have lived in Pistakee Highlands a little over ten years. Walter retired Jan. 1, 1957, after forty-three years of service with the City National Bank in Chicago. They both attend the Christian Science church in McHenry, where Lucy is an active worker. She has devoted the past twentyfive years to the public practice of Christian Science healing. Walter has been an active worker in Lake View Triangle Lodge, A.F. and A.M. of the Masons. He is a past master and recently received a gold pin as a fifty-year member. A dinner will be given for the Kerbers at the McHenry Country club for relatives and close friends. After the dinner they will proceed to the Whispering Hills Civic center, where Lucy's brother and wife will hold a reception for them. The guests for the big occasion will be Mrs. Louis Kerber, II, Louis Kerber, III, and wife, Florence, of Barrington, Lucy's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bunge, and their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Hume of Burlington, Wis., all members of the 1914 wedding party., Lucy's neice and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kreuger, also of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Duha and mother, Mrs. Elsie Duha, Bluff Lake, Antioch, Robert will serve as master of ceremonies at the reception, and his wife will complete the history of the Kerbers in the book they have kept from their 1914 wedding celebration, Mrs. Helen Creighton, Pistakee Bay, and Walter's cousins, Miss Bessie Berger of Chicago and Mrs. Mabel Berger Slocum Lake, Wauconda will also be quests. Walter was very active in Highlands civic matters before his health would no longer permit it. We are happy to say the Kerbers are both enjoying good health now and all of the friends and neighbors in the Highlands join me in wishing them many years together in continued good health and happiness with all of God's richest blessings bestowed upon them. Mount Hope Church Notes At the June 14 services, Rev. Hescott, Mrs. Doenecke's brother, a representative of the Moody Bible Insistute of Chicago for over eighteen years, gave the sermon, titled "The School Room of Grace". Organist was Dolores Greggr candlelighter, Richard Morley, and the greeters were Pearl and James Sweet. Father's Day, June 21, there was a Communion service at the altar Sunday, June 14, there was a meeting held in Ringwood Methodist church for the purpose of examining the feasibility of joint meetings of the Methodist Youth Fellowships in this area. ' Youth leaders and sponsors of the M.Y.F. representatives from Greenwood, Hebron, McHenry, Ringwood and Mount Hope were, present. June 20 the Bykotas met at the church, then they went to Fox Lake to play miniature golf. Refreshments were served later at the church. Hostesses for the evening were Barb and Reb. Sisk and Marion and Chris Doenecke. Couples of all ages are urged to join. Sunday, July 12, new members will be received into the church fellowship. Training sessions will be held at the parsonage on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. June 30 and July 7. See Rev. Doenecke if you wish to affiliate. Daily Vacation Bible school will be held Aug. 3 to 14. For information call Shirley Dyson, HYatt 7-3560. She will be most happy to answer your questions. July 14 the Women's Society of Christian Service will sponsor a family picnic for its members and families at the church. Dates To Remember July 1, an association meeting, 8 p.m. community center; July 5, Blessed Virgin Sodality bake sale at St. John's after all the Masses. Many home-made Items are badly needed for the sale. Every Thursday /afternoon the library is offering the "Story Hour" from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Children of all ages are invited to attend. The library board is very pleased with the first attendance. There were more than forty children on hand and all thrilled over an afternoon devoted to them. Don't Cry Wolf Please do not call your supervisors with petty complaints. These men are too busy answering legitimate complaints to take care of petty ones. These calls can backfire. When we really have a legitimate complaint they may not be so fast in answering the calls and no one could blame them. Concerned With Speeders Please, folks, watch your speed in the Highlands, there are so many little children playing, and the roads here are not race tracks, although many of them are being used for just that. Broadway and Fox Lake roads are the worst for speeders. News of Your Friends «... and Neighbors We hope Ernie Bain is recovering from his harrowing experience June 12. X^at was quite an ordeal for a ten-yearold boy. The Schifferdecker household is beginning to take oh the air of a summer hotel, June 13, friends from Chicago came out for a visit, June 14, Charlie's brother, Fabian, and wife, Vera, and their friend, Pat, and two daughters of Elmhurst came out to spend the day with them. We are happy to have Jane Peloquin home again after her hospital stay in St. Therese hospital, where she underwent dual surgery, Jane is feeling much better. June 14, Dick and Haze Morley entertained Dick's brother, Dave, and wife, Judy, and his sister, Helen, and hubby Don, and their two kiddies. Father's Day they spent in Northbrook at the home bf Haze's sister, Eleanor, Haze's parents were there too, for the big Father Day celebration. June 13, Joe and Irene Novotny and their daughter, Mim, of McHenry, attended their niece's wedding in LaGrange Park. Herb and Lorraine Lindemann moved June 13. The William Heldts moved into the home June 15 and are just getting themselves settled. We are happy to welcome Joe Ullo home from the McHenry hospital. June 13, Harold and Beverly Bichler and Blanche and Carl Haefiiger, members of the Milwaukee Railroad club, attended the annual picnic, held this year in Elkhart, Wis. A special train took them to the picnic site. Audrey Morin and kiddies had lunch June 17 with Audrey's sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Anderson, of Prospect Heights. June 14 was a day Roy and Gert Snell will long enjoy. Their daughter, Grace, and son, Robert, held a big dinner dance in their honor for their golden wedding anniversary at the V.F.W. hall in Park Ridge. Over 100 relatives and close friends gathered to wish them well. Steve Vrbik was pleasantly surprised with a big birthday party given for him by his ever lovin' wife, Geri, June 15. Guests from the Highlands in addition to dear friends from Round Lake and Chicago were Skip and Harriet Wilson, Vi and Floyd Johnson, Bob and Lorraine HUrckes, Russ and Bonnie Jensen, Ray and Dolly Novotny and Jim and Ann Mc- Inerney. Bob and Lorraine Huckes entertained Bob's motFfer from June 15 through June 20, June 14, Ted and Ellie Wroblewski and daughters spent the day at Ellie's aunt and godmother, Edith Roy, in Oak Park for a graduation party for Ellie's cousin, Nancy Roy, who graduated from Senna High school in Oak Park. Agnes Wroblewski was surprised June 10 when her sister, Pearl Lehman of Chicago, came out for a couple of days. Glenda and Phil Wieck were surprised June 17 when Phil's parents and brother arrived to spend a couple of days with them. Dorothy Orlowski, Dorothy Jenkins, MarySeldon and Joyce Heir have been busy sewing stars on the flags for the Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the American Legion Lake Regions Post 703. Mary Lou Sabielny and her sons returned home June 21, after having spent two glorious weeks in Tomahawk, Wis. with hgr parents. June 27 Wally and I will be spending the day ,in Park Ridge with Judy and Frank Krumweide, former neighbors in the Highlands. We are celebrating our twenty-fourth wedding anniversary with a big dinner cooked for us by Frank and Judy. Evelyn Falk owes her life to the quick thinking of her neighbor, Marie Perschke, June 11, Evelyn called Marie, told her she thought she was having a heart attack as she couldn't breathe, and asked Marie to take her to the doctor. Instead, Marie called the Johnsburg rescue squad and Marie went to the Falks and found Evelyn slumped in the front seat of her car. The rescue squad arrived promptly* and gave Evelyn oxygen to revive her. Marie then called Alfred from work and he came home in short order and they took Evelyn, via ambulance, to St. Therese hospital, where she will be confined for three weeks. Martin and Hazel Rodge are looking forward to the christening services for their new grandson, born May 29, and named Brian Daniel, he is the son of Roger and Donna Rodge. The christening, June 28, will be held at the Ashburn Luthe'- ran church in Chicago. " The Rodges have another son, Scott Allan. June 20 Bob and Dorothy Jenkins attended the graduation exercises of their nephew in Chicago. After the services, Dorothy took Bob to a nice restaurant for a big birthday dinner. Jeff Zenner and Larry Lutz left June 16 for the Divine m SERVICE IS OUB BUSINESS FOR ALL MAKES COLOR -- BLACK - WHIT PHONOS -- STEREO -- BADIOS FREE Tube Checking Service Our Policy: Guaranteed Quality Parts and Fast, Efficient and Honest Service at a Fair Price Experienced Technicians: WALTEB HOJNACKI ALLAN McKIM FRANK WILKINSON Hours Dally: Mon. thru Thurs. 9-7 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 9-9 p.m. Sunday 10 - I pm. FM Radio & Television SALES and SERVICE 1326 N. Riverside Dr. Ph. 885-0979 McHenry, 111. 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