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F, June 17,19$5 wi;?-/* THE McHENRYPLAINDEALER Section, Three One" Living Color Photography by Rudi J. Studio The above photograph of Margo Lund and her Cuddly-Duddly was taken in Living Color at the Rudi J. Studio at 3812 West Elm Street. The taking of photographs in Living Color by Rudi J. has enabled us to go into process color printing. The picture produced here is less than true color due to ink variation, paper color 8c humidity conditions. Whatever your printing needs may be ... be sure to . . . STOP IN or CALL the McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 West Elm Street 385-0170 McHenry, 111. Chevrolet "walks" right over bumps and trouble Independent front suspension takes the "truck" out of truck ride. It smooths rough roads, protects truck, driver and cargo from excessive jolting. And on Chevrolet pickups it's a proved system with millions of miles of user experience behind it. Try it out on one of Chevrolet's great Fleetside or Stepside pickups. It's one of the big reasons that Chevrolet is first choice with pickup users from coast to coast See your Chevrolet dealer about any type of truck• NO. 1 WAY TO WORK CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 608 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY. ILLINOIS EASTWOOD MANOR Pat Borcovun--885-3812 Frieda Durkili--385-5072 MANOR CHILDREN AMONG GRADUATES IN LOCAL SCHOOLS Three young people frogef the Manor graduated from McHenry high school on Thursday, June 10. These are three that many of us have seen grow from young children, and now they are taking that very big step into the adult world. Bernadetite Hoppe plans on working for awhile and then going to an IBM school in Chicago. Ricky Moore is going for his Navy boot training in July and then to school in the fall. Gene Tinkler is going to work as an apprentice to an interior decorator. Congratulations and good luck to all three Of you in whatever you do. There were many eighth graders from our area who graduated thig past week. We Would like to wish them happiness and good luck in the following years. One student, Debra Salo, received an honorary award for scholastic achievement from St. Mary's school. Congratulations, Debbie. The other girl who graduated from St. Marys' was Jackie Radner. Those from St. Patrick's were Karen Betke, Gail Mc- Cormack, Mike and John Schmidt. Junior High graduates were Bill and Keith Butler, Linda Lawrence, Dolores Pickett, Marion Olson, Denise Dethlefson, Roxann Fuson and Mark Stephenson. happy occasion this week are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Urban on the 17th, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grom and Mr. and) Mrs. George Landin. on the 18th, Mr. ancf Mrs. Dick Wiegman on the 19th, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Salo on the 21st and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell on the 22nd. Church News On June 20 Sunday morning the sermon will be the eighth in a series on the Apostles Creed. The title of the sermon will be "I Am A Presbyterian Catholic Christian". On June 18 the Youth Fellowship of Faith church is sponsoring a barn dance to be held at the home of Cathy Ruth. 3)cuicjfot Ctlew& E.M.P.O.A. A Committee meeting was held at the homfr of Dick Wiegman 'lastt Wednesday evening to pitepare for a "Meet the Manor" open house to be held at the barn on July 17. Keep that date open on your calendar. It promises to be a very 'eryoyable night. Everyone who resides in Eastwood Manor will be* invited. Come and get acquainted. with your subdivision area. More will be listed on the details in the next column. Working on the project are Carole Bogue, Kay Mitchell, Dottie Messer, Dick Hawkins, Dick Wiegman and Fred Woodbury. Tomorrow night Friday, June 18, is the regular monthly meeting for EMPOA. Hope to see many of you there. All Around The Manor Ken and Thelma Masshiemer and children have been on the go this past week. June the 6 they went to a nephew's birthday party in Twin Lakes, Wis., and on the'7th they went to Kenny's mother's birthday party. Tony Filip took Jaunita Out for her birthday which was June 8. They had a spaghetti dinner and then they met some friends ;ind enjoyed a few games of bowling. Don and Phyllis Schwiegert were pleased with a three day visit from her mother, Mrs. Hallie Butel, and a family friend, Eileen Jacoby, all the way from Topeka, Kan. They came to see the new baby, Dale William, who was born the 19th of April. Anothr visitor and friend in the area last week was Edith Long and daughter. Janet. They stayed at her son's home, the Bob Mitchells. Janet is going to be here for awhile to visit with old -friends. Len and Dolores Lawrence had gues/ts in after Linda's graduation on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hayner, Dolores's mother, and also her sister, Mrs. Joan Locascio, and two daughters. They camc to see the commencement exercises. Enjoying cake and coffee with them were the Len Hansen family and the Warren Krebs family. Mark Stepehenson was so pleased to have his Grandmother Mrs. DeVinny and his Godother Mrs. Barr, see him receive? his diploma. Mrs. Barr, his aunt, came all the way from Oregon and while she was here she fell and fractured her arm. She stayed at the Stephenson home for a few days 'til it was not quite so painful. BETHEL 98 Installation -- Ruth Lightner, Honored Queen! Saturday, June 5, was a night that any girl would remember always, especially if she were to be the new honored queen. It was a perfect beginning for Ruthie's term of six months. The theme was "Universal Love". This was in blue letters in the East with a "world" at one side. All the decorations and songs carried through the idea -- Love and the World. Ruth's Installing officers were: Installing Officer, Barbara , Lorch; installing guide, Sandi Fairchild; installing chaplain, Barbara Zamastil; installing recorder, Kathy Kengott; installing escort, Kathy Kelly; in stalling custodian, Nancy Anderson; installing junior custodian, Joan Blixt; installing soloist, Sara Borchardt; installing organist, Carrie Lou Thomas; Bible escort, Gayle Deckworth; candle lighter, Marlene Viita. Following the interepretation of "The Lord's Prayer", the installation began with the candle lighting and the Bible escort, " Libby Stinespring, honored queen, presided during the escorting and introductions. Then she gave the gavel to the installing officer, who conducted the beautiful installation of the new officers: Honored queen, Ruth Lightner; senior princess, Connie Sailman; junior princess, JoAnn Weichmann; guide, Kris Fourier; marshal, Lorilee Klontz; recorder, Nancy Winters; treasurer, Sheila Marshall; chaplain, Karen Larson;" librarian, Peggy Peterson; musician, Libby Stinespring; first messenger, Lynn Hammerstein; second messenger, Vicki Lagios; third messenger, Donna Weich mann; fourth messenger, Lau rie Murray; fifth messenger, Debbie Russell; senior custodian, Jane McCrary; junior Flash Ann Ritter went to visit her mother-in-law in Palatine last week and learned of the birth of Mel and Edie Iversons' fourth baby boy. He was born in the Arlington Park hospital on June 11. He weighed a little over 5 lbs. They named him John Wayne. Mother and son are both doing fine. Birthday Wishes Birthday greetings are sent this week to Toni Olson on June 17, to Cindy Mitchell who will be seven and to Jackie French on the 20th of June, to eight year old Maureen Mc- Cormack and to Edna Mueller on June 22 and Richard Hansen on the 23th of June. Anniversaries The month of June is always a busy month for weddings and celebrating the memory of the Apologies I want to say that if I forget someone's birthday or such please have patience with me. The routine of working a week in advance has not caught on to my little brain yet. Don't hesitate to call and correct me. custodian, Bonnie Whetherbult; . inner guard, Sharon Davidson; outer guard, Georgine Grek; choir members, Kathy Kengott, Diane Bradley, Pam Schwegel, Diane Cook, Carol Keys, Dale Fulton and Christine Kerr. Ruthie's "never-to-be-forgotten moment" came when she knelt at the altar for her vows while her officers formed a cross, kneeling in prayer. Then, Donald Stinespring gave the Rose Ceremony, and presented her with the red rose. As Sara Borchardt sang, "Love Makea the World Go Round" Ruth was escorted to the East, where the crown was removed from Lib* by's head and placed on Ruth. Her escorts were Tom Carlson, Vint Alderson, Dan Turner and Sandy Winters. All four of Ruthie's brothers shared her evening: Jim and Tom gave the Ode to the flag, Bob handed her the queen doll, while liittle Donnie presented his sister a bouquet of pink and white carnations. Surprises are always fun, and there were two big ones. The guests of honor were Aunt Mickey Sailman and Aunt Mae Stinespring. Then Marlene Viita had prepared a very touching and lovely surprise for "Nana" Marty; each girl had written a poem that Marlene had typed and illustrated for a notebook, and each handed it . to Nana with a pink peony. Libby's Mom pinned on her own Past Queen's jewel for Libby to use until hers arrives; then she escorted Libby to the altar, where she signed the Bible as a past honored queen while Sandi Fairchild sang "You'll Never Walk Alone." Following the installation, everyone went downstairs where the MCHS Stage Band, under the leadership of John Leighty, played for dancing. Punch, sandwiches, cookies, etc. disappeared quickly as the many friends danced and visited. Karen Larson and Lynn Hammerstein had food aplenty. "Your" Night was so lovely, Rut hie, and your friends wish for you a term that will be a fulfillment of all your dreams. SEND COUPON BELOW FOR HfEE~36L0R BROCHURE Reminder With the closing of school there are many children on the streets, remember to drive with care as you travel through sudivision. May I also put in a note to watch the little ones when it is mail time. Hank has been very good to us, let's see if we can't be nice to him and keep our children from running to the mail box, while the mail car is putting mail in the box. Another thing to remember in the summer is the empty houses that are marked with no trespassing signs, and little ones who can not read should be cautioned, there may be things around these homes could harm the children. Let's try to keep this a safety conscious summer. SAFETY RECORD For the second year in a row, Illinois' teenage drivers have turned in a better traffic safety record than their counterparts nationwide. Illinois teenagers in 1964 were involved in 10.76 per cent of the accidents reported, in this state, but nationally, teenagers accounted for 14.9 per cent of the accidents, Mr. Powell said. WISCONSIN E L L S LAKE DELTON ffl DURING YOUR VISIT you'll want to cruise the enchanted Dells In luxurious liners. 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