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HkHob Thre* -- Pag* Fotur tWMv'ri't-...-- • .. THF McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, Oejober 29* 1884 Goldwater-Miller Rally Miss Gail Marquart of 3009 W. Mary Lane, McHenry, 12th district Goldwater Girl, is shown above with Congressman William Miller, candidate for vice-president on. the Republican ticket. Mr. Miller was appearing in Evanston in behalf of the Goldwater-Miller team. PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS KAY SIELISCH 497-8414 Scribe Writes Final Column This being my last week as your correspondent, I want to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to all the wonderful folks who took the time to call in their news and I wish to especially express that gratitude to the following gals who have been my mainstay week after week. Without their news contacts every week, my column would not have been as long and full of news as it was. These calls will carry a veiy special place in my heart, they are: Audry Morin, Jeanne Hillstrom, Lorraine Hurckes, Harriet Wilson and Ellie Wroblewski. I just want you to know how grateful I am to each of you, and I shall miss my weekly calls to you gals. Your cooperation and patience with me was very rewarding. For the most part writing the column has been fun, but a lot of work. I have made a lot of friends ^ind a lot of enemies. I still firmly believe no matter what we do in life we will never please everyone. The kind folks I encountered by far out weighed the cranks. I have been a correspondant for so long that I am sure I will automatically try and meet a deadline for a couple of weeks. I want to wish Rosemary Lutz all the luck in the world and my best wishes for her success. A word to the wise, Rosemary, develop a thick skin and take the good with the bad and you will have it made. I shall be looking forward to reading your column each week and I hope all the readers will keep you supplied with news. Son Mourns Mother's Passing All the friends and neighbors join me in extending our sympathies to Bob and Rosemary Lutz. Bob's mother, Violette M. Lutz, had not been ill and finding her dead in bed Oct. 16 was a shock the whole family will feel for a long time. Violette was only 59 years of age and was so full of life. She was a very beautiful woman and a very lovely person. Bob's mother and dad had lived in Scarda's Subdivision in Ingleside for 15 years and had a summer home there for 30 years, before making their permanent home there. Mrs. Lutz was born April 19, 1905 in Chicago and is sui*vived by her husband, Alphonse, a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Glatz of Mundelein, two sons. Robert of Pistakee Highlands and Clarence of Inglesirie. Services were held at the K. K. Ham- ¥i™s rusher Funeral Home in Fox Lake, Monday, Oct. 19. Interment was in St. John's Cemetery. We know, Bob, words can be inadequate at a time like this but please remember that God took your mother for a special reason and forever more she will be watching over you and yours and maybe those thoughts will lesson the pain just a little. Mount Hope Methodist Church Notes The organist for the Oct. 18 services was Dolores Gregg, the lay reader was Everett Sisk, the candle lighter was Laura Gregg, the greeters were LaVerne and Eugene Sarver. Harry Stinespring delivered a very inspiring sermon. Since this was Laymen's Sunday, its purpose was to show that the men have an active and vital role in the church. "Reb" Sisk is the lay reader. Dick Morley is chairman of the official board. The choir consisted of men. Rev. Jay Althouse, the new Minister of Youth, preached the sermon, Sunday, Oct. 25 at 11 a.m. The Junior choir sang for the services. Oct. 18, from 3 to 5 p.m. a very important sub-district Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting at Ingleside Methodist church was held for all MYF advisoi*s, president and two representatives from each group attended this meeting. Oct. 24, the BYKOTAS held their Halloween party at the church. All the couples came in costume, and under the direction of the hosts, the Bischoffs and Greggs, the party was a huge success. Saturday, Oct. 31, from 2 to 3 p.m. a Halloween party for Sunday school children will be held. All children are asked to come in costume. The party promises to be one the children will long remember. Sunday, Nov. 1, from 4 to 5 p.m. the church wil hold a meeting to start an Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship. Rev. and Mrs. Jay Althouse will be the leaders. "A Call to Prayer and Self- Denial" for all Methodist women was held Oct. 25 through Oct. 31. Prayer cards are available on the table in the rear of the chapel. Birthdays And Anniversaries Sorry I missed my little biddy buddy's birthday, little Brad Morley celebrated his fifth birthday Oct. 28. I know you had a wonderful birthday Brad. Best wishes to the following folks on their natal days: Ray Novtony, Nov. 3, Joe Novtony, Sr., Nov. 2, to my * two nephews, Patrick Daley, Nov. 2, and Paul Richard Kelly Nov. 12, to Elisbeth Hanisch, Oct. 31, Audrey Misavice, Nov. 6 and Jeanne Petrov, Nov. 5. To each of you may your day be one to remember and may God grant you many more to come in health, love and happiness. We have four wonderful couples who will be adding another year to their very happy marriages they are: Ed and Frances Groth who will be celebrating 14 years of wedded bliss, Nov. 4, Martin and Hazel Rodge celebrated their anniversary Oct. 28, Jack and Mary Seldon. Nov. 4, and Skip and Harriet Wilson, Nov. 7. All of your friends and neighbors join me in wishing you the very best and many more years to come in health and happiness together. Copfiing.Events Nov. 4, the card party to benefit the Indians, sponsored by Blanche Haefliger, will be held at 12 noon. The public is invited. Admission to the party will be donations of canned goods. For further information please call Blanche at HYatt 7-3385. Blanche wishes to commend the three gals most instrumental in bringing aid to the Indians, Myrtle Bentz who interested the Grandmother's Club in Indian relief and they have been assisting greatly in this worthy cause, Jeanne Hillstrom and Kay Sielisch for the publicity which brought in numerous items from far and wide. Since there are so many needy Indians in Illinois many things are needed to get them started on their way to a better life. On Nov. 4, the Pistakee Highlands Association will meet at 8 p.m. On Nov. 9, the American Legion Unit 703 of the Lake Region Post meeting will be held at the Legion hall on Route 12, at 8 p.m. Nov. 10, the Women's Society of Christian Service will hold their meeting in the church hall at 8 p.m. Oct. 31, the adult activity committee of the Pistakee Highlands community association will hold a Halloween dance. Time: 9:30 p.m. The same band that has provided music at previous dances will be on hand and it will be a wonderful evening. Tickets may be obtained from Lee Conway, other members of the committee or at the little store Announces Wedding Jeanne Hillstrom announces her approaching marriage to Vern Holm, Friday, Dec. 18. Jeanne and Vern have purchased a lot on Nippersink Drive and are in the process of having a beautiful home built and completed by the time they are married. The wedding plans, still not all completed, will consist of a private ceremony and no other plans are known as yet. We wish to congratulate Jeanne and Vern. Both are very well known in the Highlands and have a host of friends who are very happy to hear ,*tfie good news. Jeanne has been making her home with her parents, Arthur and Hazel Jensen, on Broadway for the past three years. Jeanne has three beautiful children, Dale, David and Missy who are thrilled to have a new daddy. Vern has long been the center of a mutual admiration society with the kiddies. We wish Jeanne and Vern much happiness and much good luck, and we all shall be watching the construction of their home. It is to be very beautiful and right off hand I can not think of anyone who deserves the home and happiness as much as Jeanne, good luck gal and much happiness. News of Your Friends And Neighbors Jan Janquart, Marge Moreth, Vi Schuble and Blanche Haefliger attended the McHenry County Women's Federation of Women's clubs in Crystal Lake last week. Oct. 17 weekend Blanche and Carl Haefliger entertained Blanche's sister and. husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Bradshaw, from Blanche's home town. Into each life some rain Buy an OWATt Imperial 81 or Model 30 windrower now and get two "Messenger" 2-way radios FREE! ^ SfiB M £ ' •p -wir- I # Johnson "Messenger" . . . a n e s t a b l i s h e d l e a d e r in the Citizen's Band radio field. Nationally advertised at $229.90. Compact', sturdy. # Each unit sends and receives. Under most conditions, works effectively up to 15 miles. Between October 1 and December 31, you can get a free pair of these "Messenger" 2-way radios for your farm. How? By ordering, paying for, and accepting delivery on either a 1965 Owatonna Imperial 81 or Model 30 Self-Propelled Windrower. If you've been thinking about owning an Owatonna, this is the time to buy. See us! (Offer expires December 31, 1964.) # Easily installed in home, car, truck, tractor, etc. Fine voice quality. Ideal for the farm. 4005 1NG EQUIPMENT W. Waukegan Road McHenry, 111. PHONE 385-0033 HMliY Republican Candidate For McHEHRY COUNTY AUDITOR Polls Open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Your Vote will be Appreciated THER0N J. EH0RN Republican Candidate For Coroner McHENRY COUNTY YOl'K VOTE WILL BE AI'I'KECIATED £(ecl HERENDEEN Republican Candidate For RECG1DER OF ELECTION -- TUES., NOV. 3. 1964 must fall and along about now the Morins are thinking they are having a cloudburst. Last Wednesday night Oct. 14, Audry was rushed to McHenry hospital in very severe pain, due to gall bladder trouble, Thursday Don was out of work due to a strike, so he drove to Chicago and picked up his mother and she came out to stay with the kiddies until Audrey gets out of the hospital. The three smaller boys have been pretty sick and Don has been busy taking them to the doctor and visiting Audry. Things began to look a little brighter Oct. 20 when Don went back to work. Audry was feeling much better but still conifned in the hospital. In my last call to her at the hospital, she is awaiting possible surgery for gall stones and ulcer. Hope you're home soon gal, and take it "easy. Our prayers will be with you for a speedy and full recovery. Walter and Marie Perschke announce the engagement of their son, John, to Carol Kuntz of Sunnyside. John presented Carol with a diamond after the big McHenry high school homecoming Oct. 17. No date has been set for the wedding and Walter and Marie are very happy their son has become engaged to such a wonderful girl. We offer our congratulations to John and Carol and wish them much happiness. Richie Orlowski had a little bad luck last week. While at work some one broke in to his car and took blueprints, keys and everything that wasn't nailed down and on Thursday night while he was bowling someone backed into his car and smashed the trunk. Betty Croasdale accompanied Kay Sielisch to the election judges school in Woodstock, Oct. 20. Betty replaces Vi Johnson, as judge. Residents on Meadow Hill Lane are cautioned to keep everything under lock and key. Last week one woman had to go out for the day and before she left she put all the children's toys in the garage including the girls bikes and a brand new tricycle, but she didn't lock the doors. When she came home the trike was. found way down this end of the block and had been damaged. Things have been disappearing frequently on this block. Folks on the two blocks of Meadow are getting pretty fed up with the party responsible for these things and one day soon they will take measures to correct it. From now on you better lock up everything and nail it down. Glass is being broken all over the roads and one does not know where to drive down ^ this street to protect their fores. The executive board of the Pistakee Highlands Community Association held a meeting in the community center Oct. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Most of the trustees in addition to all the officers were on hand for the meeting. Sunday, Oct. 18 Harriet Wilson was the guest at a birthday party at her home. Marge Waldin, Harries sister, Harriet's mothep^Agnes Wroblewski, Steve luad Geri Vrbik and Vi and Floyd Johnson were on hand to help her celebrate. We are sorry to report that Hank Waldin is a patient in St. Therese hospital in Waukegan since Oct. 14 and will be there for two to three weeks. I am sure a lot of get-well cards would help Hank pass the lonely days. Hope you're feeling better soon Hank and will be home good as new. Agnes Wroblewski was happy to have her two sisters Aunt Pearl Lehman and Aunt Helen Jeskey visit her ; Oct. 19. cfellie made a big cake to surprise Agnes and the two aunts and then called Harriet Wilson over for eake and coffee and a visit with her two aunts. It is always a grand occasion when the two aunts come "out for the day. Ellie Wroblewski is very thrilled these days. Her parents, the Vincent Benattis, and their son Vincent, Jr., moved into their gorgeous home' in Whispering Hills, last weekend, from Oaklawn and are thrilled to live in such a beautiful community. Betty and Hank Zenner entertained Betty's aunt and uncle, Marie and George Zeutschel of Skokie, over the Oct. 17 weekend. Oct 18, one of Hank's co-workers, Matt and Mary Herrman and children of Morton Grove, came out -to spend the afternoon with them, Hank and Betty took them boating for a while to enjoy the last of our beautiful warm days and the Hermans enjoyed a delicious supper with the Zenners. Jim and Ann Mclnernery entertained Virginia and John O'Brien from Chicago over the October 17 weekend. Dolly Novotny, Bonnie Jensen and Lorraine Hurckes spent Oct. 20 in Wisconsin where they all enjoyed a luncheon, and visiting the many stores and exhibits. Since it was such a beautiful day the girls enjoyed the outing and seeing all the fall colors in the trees. Arthur and Clara Ernst have been making frequent trips in to Chicago to visit with their 90 year old Auntie who has been confined to bed with a heart attack and is getting along pretty well. Oct. 21 Teena O'Malley had a birthday party in honor of her mother, Celia O'Meara of Waukon, Iowa, who is spending a few weeks visiting with Teena and Bob. The gals on ag Mail1 Dale oiiiMne e he 18 ibl one® in liian eirsle m $128 0ii§np In! STOP VOTE FRAUD FN CHICAGO! Don't let 1960 happen again! Remember--the winning party will set up new districts. Your vote this time will help stop the Chicago Democrat Machine from controlling the entire legislature for at least the next 10 years! Vote Republican only. FOR A BETTER STATE ... THINK STRAIGHT EPWJIII on the king-size orange ballot Sponsored by House Campaign Committed jj-QEDS- , hand for the party were: Jan Janquart, Pat Siciliano, Jane Malek ,B e v Lewandowski, Barb Sisk, and Mary Lou Sabielny. Oct. 22, Jan held a birthday luncheon in honor of Celia, the gals on hand for that special event were: Pat Siciliano, Jane Malek, Bev Lewandowski and Mary Lou Sabielny. President of the Pistakee Highlands Women's club, Jan Janquart, announces a Christmas bazaar to be held at the community center on Dec. 5. The members are busy making many lovely things for the bazaar and all details will be worked out in full at the Oct. 28 meeting. So watch the column for all the details of the meeting. In closing, I haye never had so many nice folks call in news as they have this week, and the many nice things they said made everything seem worth while. I want to thank you all, and I want to thank my second dad Leo Orlowski for the many times he took my column in to the Plaindealer for me, my thanks too, to Marie Yegge of the Plaindealer staff who has always been so very cooeprative and helpful to me and to the rest of the staff, I shall miss all you folks. Please take care and be kind to one another and may God take a very special liking to each and every one of you and please don't forget to vote on Nov. 3. We all need to use our votes at the polls. Tallahassee, Florida, was the only Confederate state capital east of the Mississippi River, not occupied by northern forces, during the Civil War, Another trouble with gettinga college education is that you may have to work for somebody who doesn't. Ask Us About Knoedler's DIAL - A - MIX --a new kind of auger wagon that precision-mixes as it unloads. McHenry Implement Company McHenry, Illinois 170 Disabled May Receive Benefits About 170 disabled people and dependents in the Lake- McHenry county area will become eligible for social security disability insurance benefits or will have benefits they are now receiving increased, according to Bernard Barnett, social security district manager in Waukegan. The benefits and increases are provided by a new amendment to the social security law which changes the rule for setting the date on which a worker's "period of disability" started. "We have the names and addresses of those who applied, and we either have already written to them or we will within a few days," Barnett said. They do not need to take any action right away, but if they do not hear from us within two weeks they should call or write us." SHOP IN McHENRY ANTIQUES BOUGHT & SOLD Tell Us What You Have Or What You're Looking For -- THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Wicker Rocker $4.75 Authentic Reproduction Wood Coffee Grinder--It Works .. $5.95 LIGHTING Across from Miller Theatre 208 Main St. Woodstock Be modern with NEW EASE! NEW LUXURY! NEW KITCHEN FAUCET!! ALTHOFF'S INC. Plumbing & Heating Watch for our New Showroom 007 N. Front Ph. 385-5700 The present Governor vetoed the vital State aid to education bill. As Governor I will give top priority to education. CHARLES H. PERCY your children s sske* • • ss H. Percy ic Repubiican Governbf-Wtov. 3rd. Paid by Citizens for Percy Shirley Hamilton, Treasurer Crystal Lake, 111.