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Tlftixsday. June 9, 1960 THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Paae Ssvenien Lilymoor AREA YOUTHS GRADUATE FROM LOCAL SCHOOLS $ > Seventeen Are Among Those To Receive Diplomas Shirley Schuerr Tonight is a big night for" some of the young ladies and young men o\ Lilymoor. Those graduating from junior high scV^>l are Thomas Bellino, James Brown, James Fantus. Judith Gamen, Gladys Hilland, Fred Schmidt, Carol Schuringa, Connie Segermark, Kurt Swanson, Bill Woodward and Bill Zahn. Congratulations* to all ot you on your graduation and good luck and best wishes for future success in " high school. . Tomorrow night is a big ( nig^l for those who are graduating from high school. Thp ladies and gentlemen who are graduating are Bryan Baker, Josie Bellino, Sharon Counley. Nancy. Rit'ter, Carol Stritar and Barbara White. Congratulations to all of you on your graduation. Best of luck in your future plans. are the homes with their new coat of paint. The people of Lilymoor can be proud of the way their subdivision is taking on the new look. Surprises Mr. and Mrs. Rathke were pleasantly surprised when their daughter and son-in-law. Virg and Walter Bert, of St. Paul. Minn., came down to visit with them. Virg and Walter have been at Ma and Dad's since Wednesday, May 25. On Sunday, May 29, Mr. and Mrs. Rathke had a surprise silver anniversary party for their daughter and son-in-law, Irene and Pete Capellani. Irene and Pete received many beautiful gifts. Congratulations and best wishes Irene and Pete on your twenty-fifth anniversary, which was on Wednesday, June 1. Keminder This coming Tuesday, June 14, at 8 pm, is the monthly meeting.of the association. It will be held at the schoolhouse. Everyone in Lilymoor is welcome. Boy 'Scouts Troop 161 held the election for the, Order of the Arrow Thursday'.- May 26. It was a very impressive election. There are two boys who are candidates for the Order of the Ar- 1 row. None of the boys in the l t roop will know1 who was elect - ! ed until they go to Camp Lowj den in July. ! Brownies j The Brownies troop of Lily- ! moor held their last meeting Tuesday, May 31. The meetings will start up again in September. The Brownies trip was post- I poned on account of rain. It will take place this Saturday, June 11. Summer Residence There is now a weekly pickup on the garbage service. sure you pay your dues ant^get your 1960 card from Val Fradinardo. Dance The committee that ran the dance Saturday, May 28, wishes to thank everyone who came. The dance was for the benefit of the McHenry hospital building fund. In Ballet Miss Jill Parbst will be dancing in three different ballets Saturday, June 11, at the Roosevelt high school in Chicago. She will be dancing in the Dancing Sweethearts in Every Port, Hansel and Gretcl, and also in Les Sylphides. Congratulations and good luck to you, Jill, in the ballets. t'^liat Time of the Year The lawn mowers and paint brushes are in full swing again. The yards that a short time ago were white with snow are now a beautiful shade of green. Not only are the yards taking on a beautiful look with the lawns being cut and flowers growing and blooming, but so Congratulations Go to Don and Marion Leske who celebrated their fourteenth wedding anniversary Saturday, June 4. Hope you have many more Don and Marion. On Vacation Earel and Laura Belford and family left Thursday, May 26, for a 10 day vacation. \ They will be vacationing in Orangeburg. S. C. While there they will visit Mrs. Belford of Orangeburg. Laura's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gramling, Sr. Also Laura's. brothers and their families of Orangeburg and Myrtle Beach. They plan to visit Miss Nina Bennett who was Laura's maid of honor. Miss Bennett is to become a bride herself soon. Millan returned to Chicago Tuesday. May 31. What is your definition of the word neighbor? I would like to hear what your definition is. So please call EV. 5- 2645. Trip to City Mr. and Mrs. Fantus and family made a trip to Chicago Sunday. May 29. Herb and Leona took their children to the Field Museufn and then to China Town. All had a good time seeing the many different interesting. Sights. NAME WINNERS OF UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS Trip to Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Poliriski and daughter. Cathy, spent the holiday weekend at the home of Herb's sister. Mrs. Lorretta Peterson, of Beardsville, Mich. Alsc making the trip with Herb and Marge were Herb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Polinski. Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kroncke had a birthday party for Ruth's mother, Mrs. Margaret McMillan. Attending the party were the Kroncke ennaren and their families. Also Ruth's three brothers, sister and their families. Mrs. McMillan celebrated her .seventy-first birthday on Monday, May 30. Ruth's daughter, Mrs. Margret Evans, celebrated her birthday Tuesday. May 24. Many happy returns to you both. After two weeks of visiting with the Kronckes Mrs. Mc- Winners of University of Illinois scholarships in McHenry county have been reported to R. L. Tazewell, county superintendent of schools, under whose supervision competitive examinations for them were hold last March. Seven scholarships are availa b l e i n M c H e m y c o u n t y , awarded on the basis of grades in the examinations. They exempt the winners from, tuition fees for four years. The scholarships are: County, Agriculture. Home Economics. Chi'd of a Veteran of World War I, Child of a Veteran of World War II, Child of a Veteran of the Korean Conflict. For McHenry county the winners this year were: County. William- A. Mudgett, .Crystal I.ake high school, and Earl M. Hughes. Woodstock high school: agriculture. Bruce L. Gardner, Richmond high school: child of a veteran of : World War I. Patrick D. j Laughlin. Dundee Community I unit: child of a veteran of j World War II, Robert Nien- | huis, Woodstock high school; J child of a veteran of the Kor- [ ean conflict, no candidate from j county; home economics, Ken- • lyn J. Seelye, Harvard high I school. Holiday Hills Hold "Summer Fantasy" Dance Rita Oleyar - EV. 5-4763 Tickets are now available for the "Summer Fantasy" dance to be held Friday evening. June 24. at the American Legion home in McHenry. All 'teenagers, whether residents of Holiday Hills or not, are welcome. Chadie Ary is in charge of ticket sales. In order that the cost of the evening be kept within limits, the committee is asking for donataions of potato salad, jello mold, cake or relishes from women in the subdivision. Please call Chadie at EV. 5- 4098 if you would like to contribute to this worthy cause. tThe next general meeting of the dance committee will be on June 14 at the Ary residence. 9 : Srout Leader at Camporee Victor Justes, scoutmaster of Troop 499, stockyard ' district of Chicago Council, will take off tomorrow. June 10, for the a n n u a l c a m p o r e e a t C a m p Crete. The affair will last three days. Also going along as a guest will be Victor. Jr., who is a member of Panther patrol. No. 162, McHenry district. The Justes family, which includes two other boys, moved out to Holiday Hills last fall, but Victor, Sr., wanted to finish out the year with his Chicago troop. Welcome to the Postals Harry and Geraldine Postal moved into the new home at 10 Riverview Drive on April 30. Harry is employed at a director and cameraman for slide film productions, and Gerry works in a Chicago mail order house. Their son, Frederick. t8, has just been graduated from Power high school in Montana and expects to enroll as a freshman in Northern Illinois boljege in the fall. The whole family are sports fans, and enjoy boating on .the Fox River, which flows right by their new home. "Holiday Capers" If you haven't purchased your tickets for the HHPOA dance to be held this Saturday night, June 11. at the Waucohda American Legion home, you may do so at the door. From the ticket sales reports, this affair promises to be a very successful one, so come on put and join in the fun and dancing. There will be an orchestra, and prizes will be awarded. Here and There Grace Karlic is completely recovered from her mild heart attack of some weeks ago, and is busy with wedding plans for daughter, Connie. The ceremony is planned for July 2 at St. Patrick's. -- Pam Potratz was badlv scratched by the Over Christmas and summer vacations, parents find out why teachers and bus drivers need long rest periods. Guest Mrs. Ann Rosch of Santa Monica, Calif., is spending a couple of weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leske. Mrs. Rosch is the sister of Mrs. Leske. A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repair* Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH5 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 616 Front St. McHenry. 11L EVergreen 5-0811 IN McHENRY IN RICHMOND IT'LL ALL COME OUT IN THE WASH At MILLSTREAM At HILLVIEW COIN WASH 205 W. Elm Street Open 24 Hours Daily Hillview Shopping Center Route 120 family cat, but her wounds have healed very quickly -- Sharon Larie entertained several girl friends at a pajama party Friday night, June 3. Club Hires Instructor Miss Dorothy McKaige of McHenry, has been hired to take over the swimming classes which will be held at the lake beach under the sponsorship of the Woman's club. Miss McKaige is a physical education teacher at the Wauconda grado school, and is fully qualified to award Red Cross certificates. The first classes will be held Tuesday morning, July 19, and will continue for six weeks on cach Tuesday an(j Thursday morning from 9 until 12. Please call Loretta Exline at EV. 5- 4154 to register yourself and your children, so that the committee can get some idea of how many will participate in the lessons. „ Girl Scouts in Parade Members of Brownie Troop 454 and Girl Scout 478 were well represented in the McHenry Memorial Day parade. Flagbearers for the intermediate troop were Patti Matt and Becky Hughes; for the Brownies, April Young and Candy Walters. Leaders who. marched with the girls were Shirley Haufe, Marge Potratz, Phyllis Harper and Gerry Breede. Gerry was in charge of the entire scout section of the parade. 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