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J Thursday, August 5, 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Seeiloa Three Page Fit* PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS ROSEMARY LUTZ HYatt 7-3814 WOMEN'S SOCIETY PLANS POT-LUCK SUPPER AUG. 10 V. On Wednesday, August 10, the Women's Society of Christian Service has planned a potluck supper at the church to start at 7 p.m. If you plan on attending please notify Delores Oakley and let her know what you are bringing. The ice cream social which was planned for August has been cancelled, J)ut so you won't be too disappointed the Women's Society will probably hold one next summer Just a little thought to put in back of your mind and dusted off occasionally -during the long cold winter months, especially when you begin .to think summer will never come. A Rally Day will be hel'd on Sept. 12,with a Sunday school picnic. It will be held at. the church. This is for all Ihc children and their parents. Members will be contacted very shortly on the details. The acolyte for the July 25 service was Robert Kawakara C.recters were Mr. Vanderstomple and Mr. Barth. The organist was Delores Oakley. For the next two Sundays the pastor from the Ringwood Klethodisl church will be the guest speaker, the Rev. and Mrs. John Atherton have left on a two week vacation. Resident Saddened By lirothors Fussing David L. Megl^y, the fond brother of a Highland resident, John Megley, died unexpectedly Monday morning, July 26. He was ?,2 years old. Mr. Megley lived with his parents at S00 Holm, Oak Park, and was found by a neighbor in the garage, behind their home, the victim of carbon monoxide poisoning. The family had all left for work and David was apparently working on his car. He is survived by his parents, John and Ann Megley; brother, John; and three sisters. Anna, Jane Parker and Sheilia. A Requiem Mass was offered on Thursday, July 29. at St. Bernardino church, Forest. Park. Interment in Queen of Heaven cemetery. Birthday Corner Belated birthday wishes to Jim Mclnerney who celebrated his day on August 1 and to Cheri Janquart who reached her eighteenth birthday on August 3. Another late one is that of Dorothy Jenkins who celebrated her birthday yesterday, August 4. Hope all of you had a nice • day and I'm sorry I'm late with these wishes. A very happy birthday to the following: Janice Janquart on August 9, Jane Malek on the same day and to Alice Harris on August 11. Hope each of . you havex the happiest of birthdays with" many more to come'. Around the Highlands Carl and Blanche Haefliger recently returned from a wonderful trip, to Washington. One of Blanch's memorable' events was a visit to Arlington cemetery and to the. grave of President Kennedy. " She vwis very impressed with the eternal light and also with, the many visitors who still come. Another highlight was a visit to the International Eastern Star Temple. While there Blanch met Irene Novotny's sister, who was also on vacation, which only goes to prove it is a small world. I hope you've missed the couple of times the column didn't appear, last month. News is very scarce this time of year and without your help it is almost impossible to write it. I would appreciate any calls so please don't hesitate to let me know what's going on at your house. The entire Highlands was saddened by the sudden passing of Gerald J. Hettermann, of Johnsburg, and wish to express their deepest sympathy to the family. Most of us will remember Jerry for his work with the Rescue Squad and how he always found time for a kind word when out on- a call. I for one remember how gentle he was with my Mary when she caught her arm in the wringer and had to be rushed to the hospital, without him both of us .would have fallen apart. May all of the Hettermanns find peace in the good things Jerry left behind. Pat and Tony Siciliono attended the AMVET Post No. 260 installation dinner on Saturday, July 24. Tony was installed as one of the executive officers. John and JoAnn Weingart was pleased to entertain John's uncle Joe Weingart and family for the evening last week. Uncle Joe lives in Colorado and his yearly visits are long anticipated by the family. Recently returning from a wonderful ,one week Wisconsin vacation are Bob and Gerry Glubeck and family. The only disturbing event was a couple of bad storms. Donna and Jerry Clifton and kiddies just returned from a visit to Owen, Wis. They stayed at the home of Donna's parents and really enjoyed seeing the family once again. Helping Pat Siciliano to celebrate her birthday recently were: Bev. Lewandowski, Jane Malek, Tenna O'Malley, Elsi Rosenquest, Babe Koch, Jan Janquart and Barb Sisk. The following week the same group took their kiddies on an all day picnic and enjoyed a wonderful day by swimming and relaxing away from the daily routine. Get well wishes to Howie Hansen who was admitted to McHenry hospital with an eye infection. He was transfered to a Chicago hospital for further treatment.. Betty Warczak was discharged on Tuesday, July 27, from McHenry, hospital after she underwent an emergency appendectomy on the previous Thursday. Rev. John and Mrs. Atherton left Sunday, August 1, on a two week vacation. Before coming home they will stop for a visit with Mrs. Atherton's parents in Kansas and pick-up their two children who have been staying with their grandparents. ^ George and Arlene Fick and their two children, Linda and Vic, recently returned from a wonderful two week vacation in Northern 'Wisconsin. Lee and Dick Conway enjoyed a weekend visit with their son, Mike, who is going to school in Chicago and only gets home occasionally. Weeds Some of the Pistakee Highland residents on Fox Lake Road are concerned with the weeds growing in the empty lots, which is about every second or third lot. The homes on the Fox Lake Road are all well kept, and we feel it's an asset to anyone driving through, but the eye sores from the first lot on Fox Lake Road,* right off 12, to the grocery store, well, that's a ciifT ferent story. Isn't there some law that the owners must keep these SUNNYSIDE ESTATES FRAN OLSEN PHONE 385-5740 LUCKY LADIES CLUB PLANS TRIP IN SEPTEMBER The Lucky Ladies Club July meeting held at the home of Irene May was a successful party. A trip to a nearby pharmaceutical laboratory is being planned for sometime in September. This field trip, will not be confined to members of the club, but is open to all interested parties. The August 25 meeting to be held at the home of this reporter (1915 West Oakleaf Drive) will be either a demonstration or a not-luck dinner party. All are invited. Aboard For Artivets Irene and \VaIly Roy, Mel and Shirley Simmons, Hank and Claudia Ga.rn, Jim and Marge Farley, Claire and Howard Hoettels, Marge and Harold Palmer, and Dolores and Tom Hanahan were among the throng present at the Johnsburg Community Club on the evening of July 24 to help launch the new Amvets post, for which Tom Hanahan was a guest speaker. Omaha, Omaha, . . . hottest place you ever saw -- this side of the tropics - with equal humidity, and rain some part of each day. But in spite of those adversities, this reporter and entourage had as fun-filled a month as feasible, which included much swimming, for obvious reasons. Doing anything in any air-conditioned place came next, and that included much visiting, luncheoning, and partying. A scorching afternoon at the racetrack proved profitable, fun, and fatigueing. Ernie, Kim, and Erik enjoyed witnessing the largest parade Omaha has had in fifteen years, and a very versatile three ring circus. Their most constant pleasure was brought by the daily purchases from weeds cut ? None of us want to be trouble-makers, just want to keep our places nice. Thank you for giving this some attention ... Well that*s it for this-week. Hope the next column will be a little more newsy, don't forget those calls. Largest Stock of Furniture In Northern Illinois MARTIN S HI- WA Y FURNITURE Gty 14 at 47, Woodstock Hours -- Tues., Frl. 9-9--- M, W, Th., S - 9-5J30 (SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT) 338-0404 Greatest Selections of Home Furnishings in McHenry County Choose from: * 20 Console TV's * 70 Bedroom Sets * 30 Philco Refrigerators Cash and Carry SPECIAL COLONIAL SOFA One Only Print Cover, Spring Cushions. $169.95 Value Martin's Price $59.95 Large selection pf tables at Bargain prices, for example, 2 step tables plus cocktail t a b l e s . . . . $ 2 9 . 9 5 3 Pc. Korth walnut, double dresser, chest, mirror, bookcase bed. $189.95 value Martin's Price . . $119 3 Pc. Basset! gray bedroom s e t , p l a s t i c t o p , d o u b l e dresser, mirror, chest, bookcase bed, $259.95 value Martin's Price . $179.95 510 COIL MATTRESS Quilted with foam, 10-year guarantee. 3/3 -- 4 ft. -- 4/6 Boxspring same price* $69.50 Value Martin's Price $39.95 * 700 Lamps * 100 Dinette Sets * 30 Radios * 12 Portable Stereos 10-PIECE BEDROOM GROUP Double dresser, mirror, chest, bookcase bed. 10-year g u a r a n t e e . M a t t r e s s a n d box spring, two bed pillows, two dresser lamps. $321.95 Value Martin's Price * 25 Dining Room Sets * 100 Living Room Sets * All types End Tables, Etc. *199.9! Philco 30" electric range, copper, brush chrome lop, $259.95 value $189.95 w.w.l. SPECIAL Cash and Carry 1 Only PHILCO WALNUT STEREO with AM/FM Stereo Radio and 4-Speed Record Changer Values to $279.95 Martin's Price *159.95 Modern Gold Nylon sofa, foam cushions by Kroehler, $189.95 value . $149.95 7 Pc. Douglas dinette. 36x 48x60x72, 6 side chairs, $179.95 value . . $129.95 MAPLE FINISH BUNK BEDS Complete with Mattresses $109.95 Value Martin's Price $79.95 Hollywood bed outfit consisting of mattress, box spring, frame, headboard, $89.95 value . • • $55 Serla Hollywood bed outfit, complete mattress and box spring, frame and headb o a r d . . . . $ 5 9 . 9 5 9 Pc. Lloyd dinette set, 42x 96, walnut top, 8 side chairs, $259.95 value . . $209.95 Cash and Carry SPECIAL PHILCO PORTABLE 16" SCREEN TELEVISION a $149.95 Value Martin's Price $99.95 5 Pc. Dinette set. 30x40x48, 4 side chairs, beige, $89.95 v a l u e . . . . $ 5 9 . 9 5 Berklin* T. Bird chairs in assorted colors. $79.95 value Martin's Price . $59.95 * 200 Chairs * 70 Hassocks * 25 Gas Ranges * 20 Portable TV's Cash and Carry SPECIAL COLONIAL R0CKERRECLINER 1 Only Nylon Print Cover $149.95 Value Martin's Price $59.95 Serla queen size mattress and box spring $119.95 set. N o r w a 1 k colonial sofa, tweed cover, foam cushions, $169.95 value . . $129.95 Cash and Carry SPECIAL Two Only MODERN SOFA with foam cushions One Blue--One Brown $169,95 Value Martin's Price *79.95 CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS THRU AUGUST the ice cream man; from the constant companionship of Grandma and Grandpa, the numerous cousins, and all neighborhood friends; and from Omaha's excellent steaks. Daddy's arrival on the Omaha scene was a screaming welcome. and Mommie's welcome back home to 1915 was a freshly painted living room. A very bright welcome. So good to be home. saved the day and possibly two houses on the afternoon of July 29 when two young boys started a brush fire in an empty lot behind the Bet tin home. Although this team of three began extinguishing the fire just moments after it had been started, it had already spread over a sizeable area. Frightening example of dry weather hazards. On the 10th to Millie and George Kropf. Congratulations to you each and may your blesings never cease. Wishing Well Wishes . • . to Ray Beischke who is now home from the Monrc«v Wis., hospital where he had back and hip surgery performed a week and a half before his release. • Although he is recuperating more rapidly than had been expected, it will stili be "several weeks before he is allowed to return to work. Fire Rifjhters William Bettin, Shirley Simmons, and Eleanor Fiedler Happy Birthday To Jim Walters on August ! 8. v On the 9th to Lauri Radtke who wil be nine years old, to Howie Hiepman who will hecome a seven year bid, and to Harold Caley who becomes a swingin' sixteen. On Ihc 10th to Sally Segerstrom and to Christine Roy Who u ill be sweet .sixteen. On the 11th Cecil Kanler and to Bill Dayis who -also joins the swing to sixteen; The best of the.day is washed each of you. -- - r . Happy Anniversary Today to Dot tie and Ron Siepman who celebrate an even do/en years of marital pot pouri. Good Show . . . Velma Stephens! Velly V u l n e r a b l e V e l m a . S u p e r b Summer Scribe. Admiring fan and humble regular reporter sends flowers of gratitude -- and besides all that -- most sincere thanks for more than you bargained f./r. Need Reporter If anyone is interested in taking over this column, please contact this reporter or the Plaindealer office. FLOWER SHOW This year's fifty-seventh Lake Geneva Flower Show will feature Doorway Gardens -for Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. The show's theme is "Flowers of the Four Seasons". It will be held on Friday, Aug. 6, from noon to 10 /p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 7, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event is open to the public. Close to 100 various displays will be featured in addition to the traditional booths where plants, candy, gifts, books, and cakes are sold. An early settler could also be somebody who pays his bills promptly. 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