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WEISS FAMILY WELCOMES NEW SON, JOHN CARL k tony blue bundle was delivered to the Weiss family on Tupsday, Sept. 5. Arriving at Sherman hospital over a month earlier than ejected, 'John Carl' weighed 4 lbs. 7 ozs. and measured only 17 inches in length. Irene and Carl, the delighted parents, have already been blessed with two pretty daughters, Diane, 12, and Lynn Marie, 3. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sell of Chicago are the maternal grandparents ami Mr, and Mrs. Robert Weiss, also of Chicago, are the paternal grandparents. John was born on his Grandmother Sells birthday and on Mr* and Mrs. Sells' wedding anniversary. WOMEN'S CLUB Ear line Mettelka was the instructor at the last meeting of the Holiday Hills Women's Club, as she taught the gals how to make beautiful artificial roses to decorate their homes. A business meeting preceded with each member urged to bring out a new neighbor or inactive member to the next meeting. Ear line Mettelka and Gerri Postal were hostesses for the evening. FASHION SHOW A busy gal, Earline on Tuesday, Sept. 12, she modeled in a fashion show held at Wauconda high school and sponsored by the Wauconda Homemakers. Attending the fashion show from Holiday Hills were Lorraine Be mis, Gerry Breede, Marge Connell, Phyl Harper, Sue Kosup, Delores Proefrock, Thelma Stewart and Inez Young. ABBINK FAMILY WEDDING Saturday, Sept. 9, was a red letter day for the Abbinks as they traveled to Skokie to at- , tend the wedding of Vi's niece. Phyliss Berens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berens, was a beautiful bride as she marched down the aisle of St. Peter's Catholic Church in Skokie, to become Mrs. Jack Wesselman. Lynda Abbink served as a bridesmaid for her cousin, as did the bride's two sisters, Janet and Patti Berens. The bride's brother, Dick served as an usher. A reception for 200 guests was held at the Morton Grove American Legion. A full weekend of celebration, there were parties on Friday evening, Saturday afternoon and even a post-wedding party at the home of the bride's family on Sunday. The newlyweds departed on Sunday afternoon for Denver, Colo., where they have an apartment and the groom will be employed. OFF TO COLLEGE John Hale, son of Bonnie and John Hale, has left for Macomb where he will attend Western Illinois University. RECUPERATING FROM SURGERY Vi Abbink's mom, known to most of us as Grandma Berens, is staying with Vi for a few days while she recuperates from surgery. Our best wishes for a speedy recovery. KONECNYS MOVE It was with regret that we bid farewell to our neighbors, the Konecnys, who departed for Green Bay, Wis., recently. Evelyn and her son, Dale, will reside in Green Bay, but Kathy, patiently waiting for her husband, Ronald Zank, to return from Viet Nam, is staying here in McHenry with her brotherin- law and sister-in-law, Carol and David Zank, until Ron returns. P.S. He's due here soon! PROGRESS REPORT I'm pleased to report that my Dad, Edward Wilier, is making progress in his battle with tuberculosis. Confined to Suburban Sanatorium in Hinsdale since last June 15, he was able to come home for a weekend pass for the first time on Sept. 9 and 10. The excellent care he received is reflected in his pink cheeks, added weight and an overall appearance which we haven't seen in several years. ^GREETINGS Happynbirthday to Gary Connell Who will be 12 years old on the twenty-third to Helen Suman on the twenty-sixth and to Bill Abbink on the twentyseventh. CRYSTAL LAKE MINISTER HEADS THERAPY CENTER The Rev. John L. Figley, Crystal Lake minister who is pastor of the Methodist church, was elected president of the Easter Seal Therapy center of McHenry county at the annual dinner meeting Saturday night. He takes over leadership of the county-wide health care organization from Mrs. Louis Duddleston. Mrs. Duddleston provided four years of outstanding leadership during which time the Therapy Center became stronger financially and improved its staff personnel with more experienced individuals. Other officers for the following year include Dr. B.B. Neuchiller, Woodstock, first vice-president; John Eggum, Woodstock, second vice-president; William G. Baker, Crystal Lake, third vice-president; Mrs. Delno Kistler, Harvard, secretary; and Ray Wolf, Woodstock, treasurer. Reverend Figley assumes the presidency with an abiding in- < terest in helping children and those who require the aid of others. Hold-over board members include Mrs. William G. Baker, Mrs. John Jolly, Dr. William Marinis, Mrs. Jack Williams, Mrs. John G. Sterling, Crystal Lake; Charles Peterson, McHenry; and Mrs. John J. Ryan, Mrs. Chester Gould, Clifford Lutes, Mrs. Homer Mann, Jack Satorius and Mrs. Howard West, Woodstock. ISEPT. 21, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. 2, PG. 9| HEADS BOARD Rev. John Figley is the new president of the Blaster Seal Therapy center board of directors. He was elected at the annual meeting last week. SEA VIEW . . . P r e t t y Pamela Rodgers brightens the sea shore between television film assignments. Aformer Miss Texas, she plays the role of a TV weather girl in weekly series. HOLD "TRIBUTE TO FALL" ART SHOW IN AREA The area's wily fall art show,, Lakeland Plaza's Tribute To Fall Art Show will take place in Fox Lake on the weekend of Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28 to 30. The Art Show will be just one part of a three-way, threeday weekend at the plaza. Showing will take place on the walkway of the plaza while a 40- plus car automobile show will be on the parking lot, and a free fashion show will be held at the Towne theatre, adjacent to the plaza, at 2:30 Friday. Artists are urged to enter their paintings as soon as possible with a letter or note to Earl Hagen, Lakeland Plaza, Fox Lake, 111., 60020. 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