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4 'Thursday, June 28, 1962 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Holiday Hills Mock Wedding Features Dance Inez Young A mock wedding put the finishing touches on a very entertaining and enjoyable evening at the Holiday Hills Property Owners dance held Saturday, June 16. The 'Stars' in the production, which was produced and directed by Harold and Elaine Schmitt were as follows: Bride, Earl Stoddard; groom, Vi A b b i n k ; b r i d e ' s f a t h e r , £ Mary Mahon; bridesmaids, Herb Hill and Bill Schmidt; Ushers, Helen Boettcher and Kay Ryan; ring bearer, Earline Mettelka; flower girl, Clarence Young, preacher, Jim Harper. If there had been any Holly- . wood talent scouts at the dance I think he would have signed up the whole act. It was the best entertainment I have viewed in a long time. Orcfucls to Jim Dowhin, "Sr., and his entire committee for a job well done on the dance. A dance requires a great deal of work to make it come off well --and this was welL done in every respect. The committee consisted of: Jim Dowhin, chairman; Diana Gotch, cochairman; Bill Boettcher, Eunice Heise, Bob Luttrell, Bill Mahon, Alice Malzahn and f Mickey Walters.' The committee in turn would like to express their appreciation to Vi Abbink for a job well done on the decorations. Association Meeting The H.H.P.O.A. held their June meeting at the home of Elmer and Earline Mettelka on Monday evening, June 18, at 8 p.m. Current problem ana business discussed were as follows: Weeds!! And we sure have 'em. Something must be done soon so a committee has been appointed to check into the best method of getting rid of them. It was also moved that the purchase of a tractor be investigated. Carnlvar: It was reported that the Island Lake carnival which we participated in last year would this year be held Aug. 8 through and including Aug. 12. As we did last year, we will need many workers --at least seven each nightv-Jimmie Justes volunteered to call for workers so you will probably receive a call in the near future. Judging from the cooperation last year we shouldn't have much trouble --and those who worked last year know it Was fun working beside the satisfaction of doing something to help improve the subdivision. Check the dates on your calendar now so that you'll have some free time to help --if you're already booked, wouldn't your friends have fun at the carnival ? Cub Scout Luau Did you hear the strains of Hawaiian music on a recent Saturday night? That was our Cub Scouts saluting our fiftieth state at their pack-meeting. On June 9, at the Conneli home the program opened with all present singing the Star Spangled Banner and den chief Ray Mettelka carrying the flag. Packmaster Jack Conneli welcomed the parents to their Hawaiian village which the boys had made including a grass hut with thatched roof, an imitation roast pig and leis which the boys wore and then placed on their mothers' necks. Therefollowed a talk and demonstration on mouth to mouth resuscitation by Earl Stoddard. Each family received a pamphlet on the process. Boys receiving awards at the pack meeting were: Danny Baxter, Wolf badge; Ray Baird, Jr., Wolf badge; Tom Ary, Gold and Silvers arrows; Dean Heise, Silver arrow; Roy Dundelius, Bear badge and Gold arrow. Two additional a w a r d s w e r e p r e s e n t e d f r o m the bowling date the boys had recently --to Danny Baxter with high game of 100 and to Joey Foreman for sticking with it with a perfect score of zero. The skits for the evening were based on their theme of Hawaii and included the idol, raft and grass skirts the boys made, plus a display of one of the islands with palm trees, animals, sand and water and entitled 'Aloha'. A sound and color film on wildlife was shown by Chuck Heise. The boys closed the program with the Hawaiian war chant in their grass skirts. Approximately fifty-five attended the luau. Den mothers of the pack are Jean Baird, Marge Conneli and Virginia Lundelius. Scout pins to the registered troop helpers, Mrs. Estes and Mrs. Exline and assistance leader Vi Abbink. A special thank you to two other ladies who gave a good deal "of their time for the girls --Mrs. Walters who helped them with their bowling and Mrs. Justes who helped with handicraft. Teen Party . Linda Abbink celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a double party. Festivities started at 6:30 on Wednesday, June 20, with a friendly game of baseball. Hamburgers grilled outside by 'Chef' Bill Abbink were then served and games and dancing followed for the g r o u p w h i c h i n c l u d e d , J o h n Hale, Jr., Tom Landis, Candy Walters, April Young, Debbie Savarese, Chuck Forthman, Jr., and Madelyn Fini. Linda's sisters, Connie and Judy, and their friends. Penny and Chris Walters and Wendy Young, were there having a party of their own. At 10:30 when most of the guests had gone home, Linda, Candy, Madelyn, Debbie and April had a pajama party. Judging from the drooping eyelids and unusual mail box decorations the next day, it must have been a fun filled but sleepless night. LUymoor AUXILIARY HOLDS RUMMAGE SALE THURSDAY, JUNE 28 Shirley Schuerr Today is the day for the Woman's auxiliary rummage sale. It is being held at the community house (schoolhouse) till 5 p.m. They have some very nice articles for sale. The ladies working on the sale will, gladly help you out when you come. Girl Scout Fly-ups and Awards The advance of the color guard and the pledge of allegiance opened the program for the Brownies who are now eligible to "Fly-up" and the court of awards for the Girl Scouts. At a very impressive ceremony the following Brownies w&fe welcomed , into the Girl Scouts: Connie Abbink, Patty Baird, Sandy Csuti, Linda Exl i n e , V a l e r i e F o r t h m a n , Amy Howell, Virginia Luna, Bonnie MacWilliams. Joan Quilico. Pam Potratz, Holly Thursten and Dede Weyland. The court of awards followed with the following being given: Nadine Estes, a star and sports badge, Betsy Haufe, star and sports badge, Liz Krueger, star and sports badge, Candy yalters. star and sports badge, Penny Walters, star and sports badge, April Young, star, childcare, insect, and tree badge, Janice Carlson, star, adventurer and sports badge and second class, Patty Schmidt, star, sports badge and second class, Bonnie Exline, 5 year pin, dabbler and letter badge, and Carol Schmidt, 5 year pin, and health, needlecraft, reptile and sports badges. The girls from the troop and Phyl Harper, their leadei\ then presented identification Girl Local Couples Attend Dinner Marge and Jack Conneli and Marge and Bill Schmidt attended v. the national charter day dinner given by the Kishwaukee district. Black h a w k area council, Boy Scouts - of America at a restaurant in Crystal Lake. The dinner was given in recognition of the institution's using the Scouting program in McHenry county and in appreciation of the men and women serving as leaders in Cubbing, Scouting and Exploring in these institutions. Rill Schmidt is the institutional representative for the Holiday Hills Woman's club I who sponsor the Cud Scouts. Happy Birthday The ConnHl birthdays seem to conic in bunches. The month of June brought a very happy fourth birthday fof fiileen on June 15 with the whole family taking in the circus. Pa Pa Jack celebrated his birthday on June 23. And coming up soon is Ricky's third birthday on July 3. Summer Addition I have my usual summer addition to my family. My niece, Debby Savarese, came up from South Bend, Ind., on Saturday, June 16, to brighten our household until Labor Day . NEW OIL POOLS Two new oil pools, Hillsboro in Montgomery and Mattoon South in Cumberland county, were discovered last month, according to a report from the State Geological Survey. The discovery well of Hillsboro pool reported initial production of 50 barrels of oil a day. Mattoon South pool reported production of 35 barrels of oil a day. l\)e •*.Jrave d^rouaht 3l Bach ~A, aain 1 Buffet SERVING EVERY FRIDAY 6:00 P.M. TO 11:00 P.M. Featuring the most Tantalizing Selection of Sea Food Dinners Ever Prepared. For Reservations Call WI/]c*-JTenry. Ci^ountrij. C^iub 385-1072 'OVERLOOKING" THE BEAUTIFUL FOX RIVER" Auxiliary News The next monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary will be held this coming Monday, July 2, at the community house at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the July meeting are Isabelle Karmel, Ida Legge and Marion Leske. Association News The Lily moor association would like to welcome five new families as members. They are Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Glick. Mrs. Estelle Katschke, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dixon and Mr. and Mi's. Joseph Box. The next monthly meeting will be held Tuesday, July 10, at the community house at 8 p.m. Vacations A1 Stineman enjoyed a week's vacation the week of June 18. Although it took A1 and Peaiie two starts to spend the last of A Is week in Wisconsin they made it. The first time they started out they had to turn back because of a heavy rain storm. They finally made it to their destination. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Abel and daughter. Susan, spent the week of June 18 vacationing up in Minnesota. Also vacationing with them was their grandson, Glenn LoPresti. Trips Wednesday, June 20, was a full day for Connie Johnson, Ida Legge. Pearle Stineman, Ann Novak, Marge Polinski, Sally Rogers and Ruth Young. The seven ladies visited the Morton Aboretum in Lisle Pag* Nineteen and the McCormack Memorial Gardens in Glen Ellyn. They saw so many beautiful roses that several of the ladies purchased many rose bushes for their own lovely gardens. Sherry Hueckstaedt left Saturday, June 16, by plane for the state of California. She will be spending an indefinite time of her vacation theie. Herman and Edna Crawley a n d d a u g h t e r , S u s a n , a n d Grandpa Crawley spent last weekend visiting friends in Kankakee. Attends Wedding The Crawley family attended the wedding of Mary Soutous to Mr. John Sacaras Wednesday, June 21. The wedding took place in the Annunciation Cathedral in Chicago. The reception was also held in Chicago. ' The bride and her parents have 'been summer residents here in Lilymoor- for several years. The newlyweds will honeymoon in Greece. Congratulations and hes^ "wishes go to you, Mary and John. <iuests Mrs. Charlene Peterson flew in from plen Falls, New York, to visit with her parents, Herman and Edna Crawley, for a feu days. She also was one of the lovely bridesmaids at 1 h o M e y e r - S i m m s w e d d i n g Saturday, June 16. She left for home Sunday. June 17. Grandpa Walter Crawley of Kankakee is spending the summer with his son and daughter- in-law, Herman and Edna Crawley. Mrs. Tinie Adams of Santa Monica, Calif., is visiting her sister and brothe r-in-law, Grace and Gary Leske. Also her nephew and niece, Don and Marion. Mrs. Adams will be spending a month visiting her friends and relations here in Illinois. Mr. and, Mrs. Henry Rokosz of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leske Wednesday, June 26. Pearle and A1 Stineman entertained guests Sunday, June 17. Harry and Lil Neumann also entertained guests Sunday, June 17. Baptized Wee one Jayme Tuma of Melrose Park was baptized Sunday, June 24: Her Godmother is her aunt, Mai-ion Leske. Birthday _ i Greetings go to Don^'LeSAe's grandfather, Peter Gruedel. He became ninety-one years young Sunday, June 24. Greetings al^o go to Kathy Polinski who will celebrate her twentieth birthday Sunday, July 1. Still more greetings go to Ruth Young who will celebrate her big day Wednesday, July 4. Anniversary Greetings go to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Recker who will celebrate their wedding anniversary Sunday. July 1. Con gralulations and best wishes AWARD NURSE I stock, and Miss Judith Bartz, SCHO^RSHire TO SB hrEa«, MR„u,n COUNTY GRADUATES rengo. Miss Gorham, a recent grad-1 uate of Woodstock Community high school, has been accepted at the University of Illinois, where she will study for one year before entering the nursing class at the Illinois Research Hospital in Chicago, i Miss Judith Bartz graduated ! from Marengo high school and j will attend Rockford Memorial school of nursing. The woman's auxiliary of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County has awarded two nursing scolarships to graduating students who intend to enter nursing field. The recipients are Miss Merry Gorham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gorham of 427 West Judd street. Woodgo to you both. Hope you cele- A pawn broker lives off the brate many more together. I flat of the land. 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