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Thursday. April 1, 1965 THE McHENRY PLAXNDEALER Section ThrM -- Page du HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 885-4672 URGE NUNDA RESIDENTS TO VOTE APRIL 6 TTekt Tuesday, April 6, is election day in ,Nunda Township. Here in Holiday Hills, the township officers comprise our most immediate form of official government. They affect our taxes' roads and general welfare. Be sure that YOU exercise your right and privilege as an American citizen. GET OUT ANIXVOTE ! ! ! ! Cub Scout Pack Meeting The Cub Scout pack meeting was held at the ranch house on Thursday, March 25. The boys opened with the pledge of allegiance to the flag, followed by anfiouncements on the See-Do Show to be held at the McHenry County Fair grounds on May 15, and a request for dog food labels for a seeing eye dog as a good will project. The theme of the pack meet; ing was Mexico and Den 1 presented Jimmy McWilliams doing a Mexican hat dance with the toys accompanying him on their hand made instruments. Den 2 presented a bullfight with Tommy Weyland acting as the bullfighter. Dens 3 and 4 took care of the projects table showing their hand made instruments and other Mexican items. Awards present were David Ritthaler, Wolf badge, James Schied, Wolf badge, gold and silver arrows, Phillip Nottoli, Bear Badge, Mark Ritthaler Bear badge, Greg Smith, two silver arrows. Bobcat pins wfere given, and their families welcomed, to the following boys: Georgie Lossman, Randy P£ase, Joseph and James Szamlewski, Keith Teuber, Glenn Stach, Rich Hignight, David Schied and Howard Bacon. Next came the most exciting event of the evening, the Pinewood Derby. The judges, who did an excellent job, were Cliff Ohlsen, Hal Breede, Harry Schroeder and Bob McWilliams. Their job was a difficult one since each boy did such a fine job. The following boys are winners in their respective dens; Den 1; Scott Lundelius, first place; Jimmy McWilliams, second place and Danny Ohlsen, third place. Den 2; Jimmy Haufe, first place; Tommy Weyland, second place and James Perkins, third place. Den 3, Richard Szmalewski, first place; Carl Hall berg, second pHice and Arlyn Dobbs, third place, Den 4, George Lossman, first place, James Scheid, second place and Howard Bacon third place. A beautiful, large trophy was presented to the grand champion of the derby, Jimmy Haufe, and plaques were presented to second place winner, George Lossman, third place winner, Scott Lundelius, and fourth place winner, Richard Szamlewski. An award for best appearance and workmanship went to Jimmy Haufe, best of show award went to John Muncie and second best of show went to Carl Hallberg. *A11 entries received Pinewood Derby ribrons. Refreshments were served by Mothers of Den 3, Gail Szamlewski's den. All the boys are cautioned to take good care of their cars and perhaps even do more work on them so that they can be entered in the Pinewood Derby at the See-Do Show in Woodstock on May 15. My thanks to Marge Connell who keeps me posted on all the fine work being done by the Cub Scouts here in. Holiday Hills. By the way I missed giving them credit for the fine tray favors the^ made for McHenry hospital; on St. Patrick's Day. A foin array of leprechauns, hats arid pipes gayly greeted each patient on their tray that day. Both Cub Scouts and their parents are to be commended for the wonderful job being done with, and by the boys, not to mention the tererific job being done by Jack Connell, the den mothers and the committee members. Cancer Crusade It was my pleasure to attend with Vi Abbink the Kick-Off Dinner for the Cancer Crusade to be conducted in the month of April. The dinner was held in Woodstock with all the key workers in the county present. The main speaker for the evening was Dr. Arminger Sommers, a scientist from Abbott Laboratories who told of the work being done in research in the fight against cancer. Vi Abbink is in charge of the entire Nunda rural area, involving many subdivisions. I have taken the Holiday Hills area. Cancer has touched many of our homes and our loved ones. Vi lost ah 18 year old brother, I have lost my husband's mother. Those of us who have lost a loved one know how important it is to find a cure soon, those of you who haven't lost anyone or been touched by it, your money for the crusade this year may insure you against such a loss. In the next week or so I'll be calling on some of you to ask your help in collecting, and others will be calling for your contribution. Won't you all think it over and consider your contribution carefully? We've licked polio, we can do the same with cancer, with your help. Flower and Garden Show For a couple of hours last Friday, it felt just like spring was really here. Elizabeth Patz, Bernice Malstrom, Earline Mettelka and I took a bus, with the McHenry Garden Club, to McCormick Place and saw the breathtakingly beautiful flower and garden show. We came home fired with enthusiasim to start digging, and planting and weedng--weeding???? At this time of year, I'd be happy to trade my snow shovel for a lawn mov^er, a spade and hoe. I wouldn't even mind getting down on my knees and doing some weeding. Welcome Guests A Gerry Breede had several welcome guests at her bird feeder last week. Her guests were some cardinals, red winged black birds and grackels. Spring may not be here, but it must be on Is way. The birds can't be wrong, can they?!? Greetings A very happy birtjjday to a gal who can always mawe you smile, Eunice Heise, on Saturday, April 3, and a happy anniversary- to Midge and Don Teuber who celebrated years of happiness together next Wednesday, April 7. 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There will be two dances On mother, and Midge Teuber's dad who have both been confined to the hospital recently. Out on the Town Clare and I spent an enjoyable weekend with his brother, Art, and sister-in-law, Elaine. Living in Columbus, Ohio, Art has been in Chicago working on an assignment for his employer in Columbus. We had dinner in 'Old Town' and spent the evening with Ar,t and 'E', Marge and Bill, Marian and Ken Neuffer and Will and Bernice Perry, all of whome we had not seen in at least eight years. After a delightfully confusing evening, we stayed in Chicago and had breakfast with Art and E, and Will and Bernice before Elaine had to fly back to Columbus. Saturiday, April 24. One will be fbr the fifth to eighth grade children and will be from 2 p.m. till 4:30 p.m. The other dance will be for high school youth and up. This will be at 8 p.m. til 11 p.m. Both dances will be held in Borta's garage." More activities are planned for the children in the future. On March 29 there will be a cooking school for girls ages 7 to 12. The meeting will be at the Borta home from 3:30 p.m. til 5. On April 1 sewing school will meet for girls ages 6 up to high school, 3:30 p.m. til 5 p.m. Women's Auxiliary members please bring money to cover the expenses of the installation dinner planned for April 22. The diftner will be at a restaurant in Hebron. New Babies Another new baby named James Frederick Foy was born. He weighed in at 7 lbs. on March 6. Congratulations to the Foy family. The Joseph Delilio family welcomed a baby girl named Marge Charlotte Frances. Congratulations to the Delilio family. Club Meetings The Neighbors Club met at Gussie Haerle's house and an enjoyable time was had. It met again on March 11 at Sylvia Spielman's home with Ann Grey as a visitor. Wonder Lake T.O.P.S. On March 31 a hair styling and make-up session was held as well as a tape cutting ceremony. The three month award of a bracelet and the monthly angel was also awarded. Now starts a new monthly and three month contests. On your mark and get lost, gals. Go! Go! Go! pounds. Calender of Events for April f April 7--Bring your wedding picture or one from the same year. On April 14, there will be an egg decorating contest. April 21--A recorded tape of a well known dietician will be played. April 28--The winnerloser party. Also this will be the annual "dress-up" event. Members are to wear the clothes they weighed in at. The membership is rising and there are only a couple openings left. Any women over 20 years of age and has over 20 pounds to lose, need "T.O.P.S." If interested call 653-9345. Hoping to see less of you (in body) tonight! Birthday - Happy birthday wishes to Sylvia Spielman who celebrated her birthday Sunday. March 14, by having roast pig for her family, and friends. Kiwanis Club Lt. Gov. Jess' Mudgett was the speaker for the evening of March 22. Before his presentation he inducted Ed Heller as the newest member. Gov. Jess Mudgett stressed that in addition to the Kiwanis motto, "We Build" we should add, "It depends upon me". President Robison held a special board of directors meeting. Leoda Freund won the battle ax award. Coming Program: April 5th, Fred Zandier on "Special Education". Phil Kinzer, Joe Sullivan and Bill Cristy were presented pins for sponsoring a new member. Lennie Freund and Floyd Leigh are working with Clint Claypool of the McHenry Club on Division 20 Playday to be held July 21. April 7 will be Division 20 Inspirational Night at Woodstock. The main speaker will be Gov. Hill. Our club is expected to make a 100 per cent attendance. This is another reminder of the two dances for the children being planned for Saturday, April 24. The first dance will be from 2 p.m. till 4:30 p.m. for the 5th-8th grade children. The second dance will be from 8 p.m. till 11 p.m. for high school youth and up. The auxiliary doesn't have any clubs planned for boys at this time. If there is any male adult, or someone who would handle groups of boys we would appreciate hearing from them. Tickets are now available for the "Spring-Time Dinner Dance" we are sponsoring at the Johnsburg Community Hall. Dinner will be served from 7 til 9 p.m. Dancing will ,be from 9 p.m. til 1 a.m. There will be a dance contest.. Call Women's Auxiliary members at 653-7281 or 653-4765 for tickets. for more information. Women's Auxiliary members are requested to bring their money to cover cost of the Installation dinner to the April 15 meeting. This meeting will be held at Vi Borta's home. Audrey Burrows will be hostess. Belated birthday wishes to Steve Borta and Clara Meyers. Steve's birthday was on March 17, and Clara's was on March 25. ATTENDS CONFERENCE George E. 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