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Thursday, July 29, 1965 HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 885-4672 ASSOCIATION DISCUSSED MANY FUTURE PROJECTS The Holiday Hills Property Owners Association met at the Ranch House on Monday, July 19. Anions the important issues discussed were the roads, Ihe'pol-luck supper scheduled for July 2N and the rummage Sale scheduled for Sept. S. A hill on trnctof repairs was submitted and approved and it was announced th.'it the Woman's Club will erect a fence at the spillway. Woman's Club July 14 was a busy ni^lit with several meetings and. activities scheduled far the same nitjht. As a result the attend/ a nee at the Woman's CUao meeting was - poor. A solution to the current problem at thr bench^was discussed. The women voted to appropriate the money to put in a fence at the spillway, in the hope that this' would eliminate any recurrence of the problem. Boy Scouts Camp Out The Boy Scouts of troop 132 went on an overnight camping 1 rip to Illinois State Park in Zion. The boys who went with Scoutmaster Joe Catanzaro were Michael and Tom Janik, John Laskowski, Billy Schmidt Ron Belpedio and Jimmy Gerlz. Leaving on Friday* July 16, Bill Schmidt drove them up and Barney Belpedio, Lou Laskowski and Ed Janik hcli>ed bring the boys and all the equipment back on Saturday, July 17. Tomorrow night, July 30 at 8:30, Parents night will be held at the Janik home at which time the boys will receive their awards and badges that they have earned. Some of the boys ait? ready for tenderfoot awards and others are to receive second class scout awards. A movie of interest will be shown along with movies that Joe has taken of the boys on their various trips. Bryan Is Four Bryon Malzahn had a rocket party for hj^ birthday on Wednesday,. July 21. Featured were a rocket cake, pancakes, lade by 'Grandma', .and roc- Kets given to each of the follow guests, , GiGi ' Smith, Timmy, . Tommy, Den i.so ~ and Hd Hughes, Kurt and Put Teuber, Kurt Roth, Ricky Wyczesany, Jill and Joy Bodenheim, Ricky and Rodney Nelson and Wendy Young along with Bryan's brother, Todd. Visitor At Malzahn House Alice's mother, Mrs. Henry Chamberlain, visited with the Malzahns for 10 days while vacationing from her home in Largo, Fla., located near Clearwater. It was mutual enjoyment time with Grandma enjoying her visit the boys, Bryan and Todd, and the boys having Grandma around. Pokrn Club (iocs 'Out' The ladies poker club went 'out' last week and enjoyed dinner at a fancy restaurant and a play at a new theater. The gals enjoying the night out were Helen Boettcher, Vi Wyczesany. Alice Malzahn. Elaine Schmitt, Jean Baird, Donna. Kasprzyk and Arlene Foreman^ Reunion Picnic Ellen Erickson ventured out for the first time since her recent stroke on Saturday. July 17, for a reunion with her friends of many years standing from American Legion Royce V. Wallace Post 355. Each year they have a reunion picnic during Ihe summer months and a Veterans Pay dinner in November. This veni*s group numbered eightyfour amon^g3 whom were *Fr tlen Erickson and her family. I understand her young grandson. ,.Tcff, provided the group wit h^entertainment. Nancy's 71 h Birthday It was the hottest day ol the year when Nancy Harper turned 7, Ins1c;id of having ther party outside as was previously planned, it was moved to the cool basement where Scolt Musolf, Wayne and Bonjgie Wemken. Alan. Susan and Robert While, Judy Ahbitik, Roy Breede, Linda Janik and We'idy Young enjoyed games and lunch. (JriM-lings Happy birthday to Rodney Nelson who is 1 years old today. to Bonnie VVemken who will be 4 years old Sunday, Aug. 1, and to Tom Ary who will bo 12 years old Monday, Aug. 2. Anniversary greetings 1o Trene and Carl Weiss who celebrate their eleventh wedding anniversary, Saturday, July 31, and W> Jean and Ray Baird who oHebrate their fourteenth year/ of wedded bliss next Wednesday, Aug. 4. Busy Weekend The Fiesta Day weekend was a delightful one for us, as Friday, Clare's brother, Art, and his wife, Elaine, were in from Columbus, Ohio, and we enjoyed a visit with them and friends, Doris and Fritz Wetzel, Doi is' sister, Jeanne, and her husband, Ray, who works with Art in Columbus (small world, isn't it?) and Rcnee and Larry Jende. Saturday night we met with friends of long standing, Darlene and Clar Self and Rev and Tom Schaughnessy at the Self home in Berwyn and Sunday Rul>> Hood and their Robin, came out >e tb«' Fiesta Day parade Drum Corps Magi-c. nd .lack daughter, to see M and There wil no column next week Itecause- I haye been gone this past w£ek. Wl.iile 'Clare is working in Eau Clare. Wis... April. Wendy and I have been , vacal ioning .and cheeking to see if be is" really workf in- up there or just enjoying lite cool .-North country. TKACHKR MAY DISCIPLINE Gov. Otto Kerner has signed into law a House Bill that'provides tha4 in all matters relating to discipline a teacher* shall stand' in the relation of parents to the pupil. "This bill received the support of vaiious teacher organizations, as well as administrators and parents," Gov. Kerner said. "This legislation was urged, not to allow teachers to beat children, but rather to provide a defense against harassment. suits. One of the greatest hindrances to teaching is a pupil who 1 aunts a teacher's inability to enforce discipline and threatens to sue if the teacher approaches." V SwiaAt-Cuts 9*0/1 QA/omen1 by Maggie Going on a PICNIC? Pack your potato salad, sliced tomatoes, other food in pairs of foil pans. Put food in one pan: use other pan as cover. Tape pans together along edge with sturdy masking or self-sticking cloth tape. Wherever you store a VACI I M CLEANER, you usually get that musty, "vacuum cleaner" oder from the bag. But there are several ways to keep it smelling nice. Brush bag briskly inside and out with stiff brush and spray with sachet. (This also stops the cleaning odor when you're vacuuming, giving a nice flowered scent to your rooms instead). After emptying bag, put some powdered cloves on floor and vacuum it up--or drop perfumed crystals into bag. Another way is to vacuum up a handful of moth crystals. Or use your neighbor's cleaner to vacuum your bag after you've emptied it (and do vice versa for her). You can TRAIN YOUR IVY into climbing a brick wall by placing the tendrils in the grooves between bricks and plastering them with mud. By the time mud falls away, ivy will have taken roo^ in the brick. Do you keep SHORTENING that is re-usable? Well, as you know, grease picks up flavors that can be passed on to other foods that you fry in it. But you can use the metal cans that shortening comes in -- and label them (fish. French fries, meat) so you know what type of grease is in each can. Also you can use the can to fry in! Just remove the label and put it on the stove. You don't have to scrub your skillets. When cans get soiled, you just throw them away But be careful not to have the can too full of oil; when you put food in and grease starts boiling, it might overflow and cause a fire. Here's a dandy quick FRUIT BASKET to serve as appetizer or dessert this summer. Cut large oranges crosswise into halves,- Carefully scoop out pulp; dice and mix with drained canned fruit cocktail. Heap into orange shells and chill until ready to serve. (Watch for Maggie every week!) SWEET CORN STANDS Most sweet corn stands are excellent throughout Illinois, according to the. Illinois Crop Reporting Service. 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