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J PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971 Holiday Hills Bonnie Kellen 385-6344 Register For Swim Lessons May 28-June 4 Registration for swimming lessons sponsored by the Holiday Hills Women's Club will be held from May 28 to June 4, at the home of Midge Teuber, 2710 S. Oak Lane, 385- 3242. It will cost a small fee to register your child, and any additional fee, which is determined by the number of children registering, will be paid on the first day of lessons. The lessons will be taught by Mrs. April Dougherty, who is a qualified Red Cross instructor, and they will run Monday through Fridays, June 14 to June 25, at our local beach. Pre- beginners to Junior Life Saving classes will be taught. LOCALCADETTES ENJOY PLANE RIDE The following Cadette Girl Scouts from Troop 41 had a big thrill on Saturday, May 15, when their troop took a jet plane ride. Karen Lanway, Janice Novak, Eileen and Cathy Connell, Estelle and Nancy Foreman and Denise Hughes, and also Mrs. Marge Connell, and Mrs. Pat Hughes, left by bus from Landmark School at 8:30 a.m. and took off from CHare Fieldat 10:30a.m. tor a 30 minute tour by jet of the Chicago area. Their flight took them south of the city, and then returned by way of the lake shore, where many sights of interest we're pointed out to the group of forty-one people. Afterwards, the girls and their leaders toured around O'Hare Field, including a 727 Jet, the fire department, and the baggage carousels. Then they all enjoyed lunch at a Drive-in, and returned to McHenry. LOCAL SCOUTS CAPTURE BLUE RIBBON AT SCOUT-O-RAMA The Webelos, Boy Scouts, and Cub Scouts from Holiday Hills received a blue ribbon for their efforts on a booth about model railroads at the Scout-O-Rama held at Crystal Lake high school, Saturday, May 15. They were judged on neatness, the actual activity being carried out during the day, and by what they learned from their demonstration. The Webelos made from scratch the first train, locomotive and diesel engines and the Cubs were each assigned a different kind of car to make. There was also a map depicting the first railroad lines, and another backboarc map showing the "stations" of scouting. The boys acted as conductors and made and gave out railroad tickets during the day. Congratulations to our Scouts who did such a fine job! SON RECOGNIZED Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mettelka recently received a letter from their son Ray's dormitory director at Wisconsin State U., at Stevens Point, stating the accomplishments of their son in regards to a recent activity week at the university. Ray was responsible for the Ail- Night party at the University Fieldhouse, and took part in the arrangements to have the Serendipity Singers for a concert. He is majoring in deaf education. JUNIOR OLYMPICS AT HILLTOP Junior Olympics was a success on Saturday, May 15. Tliere were a lot of winners and everyone had a lot of fun. A thank-you to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoglund and Klaus Buchholz for their help in the events. WOMEN'S CLUB DINNER A SUCCESS Thirty-seven women from Holiday Hills enjoyed an evening out on Wednesday, May 12, at the Old Orchard Country Club. Following a delicious dinner of their choice, they saw a stage play. Everyone had a good time, and are looking forward to the dinner-theatre party again next year. CONDOLENCES Our sincere sympathy to the Bert Anderson family on the recent death of his father. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthday to Phyllis Harper on the twenty-third, CJ. Kaspryzyk (who will be 1 year old) on the twenty-fifth, John Wegener on the twenty-fifth, Richard Hanke, Jr., on the twenty-seventh, Lori Emmons and Joe Catanzaro on the twenty-eighth, Bill Mahon on the twenty-ninth, and Jackie Coss on the thirtieth. Happy anniversary to Joe and Connie Catanzaro on the twenty-ninth, and Ron and Joan Cornwell on the thirtieth. P KIWANIS NEWS WONDER LAKE CLUB Lt. Gov. Jack Satorius of­ ficially initiated Fred Fielder into Kiwanis at the May 10 meeting. A poem relating to con­ servation entitled "Consider the Earth" was read by Art Lau.- The probem of excessive debris littering the lake area was discussed at great length. It was announced that the bowling sweepstakes was a great success with all tickets having been sold. Thanks were extended to Gordy Gran and his wife, Joanne, and to all who helped make this event a great. success. The awards dinner will be held May 24, 7:30 p.m. at the Nativity Lutheran church. Tickets will be distributed at the Monday meeting. Waitress Elsie Fisher was presented a corsage in honor of her "29th" birthday. She was also regally serenaded by Kiwanian members. TWO TICKETS TO WHITE SOX 29th. FREE Two tickets to White Sox Baseball, May 29th., will be given to every person who test drives a new Chevy car or truck or Payton Ok used car between now and May 22nd. 90S Ni' r rvni Str€Bt Mctkiii f Phone 385-2155 This BANK NOTE Means SAVINGS On Your Next JVctt? Car. • // r/t 1 ms? ̂ tjr.& ' " * / / J / \ Stop In Today At The Bank Or These Dealers And Ask How This Bank Note Can Mean . Money Savings To You! TT~ ; < P X ; « ; ; **££» mpp - T I B «J •,tr) "<i ')i • Jim Larkin One Of McHenry State Bank's Loan Officers Is Shown With Frank Meyer Long Time Employee Of Buss Ford Discussing McHenry State Bank's New Car "Bank Note"Special Now Available To Frank's Many e Customers. Available At One Of Any Of These Local Dealers Goettel Motor Sales 112 W. Rand Rd. McHenry-385-3330 Payton Chevrolet Inc. AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER 908 N. Front St.-McHenry-385-2155 Sunnyside Dodge AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 4810 W. Route 120-McHenry-385-7220 McHenry Garage AUTHORIZED JEEP DEALER 926 N. Front St.-McHenry-385-0403 Central Garage AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER 2303 W. Johnsburg-McHenry-385-0200 Euiopa Motors AUTHORIZED SAAB DEALER 3318 W. Pearl-McHenry-385-0700 Buss Ford Sales AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER 3936 W. Main St.-McHenry-385-2000 Overton Cadillac-Pontiac Co. AUTHORIZED CADILLAC-PONTIAC DEALER 1112 N. Front St.-McHenry-385-6000 Lakeland Chiysler, Plymouth AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER,PLYMOUTH DEAlER 2508 W. Route 120-McHenry-385-3100 McHenry Lincoln-Mercury Authorized LINCOLN'MERCURY DEALER 4611 W. Route 120-McHenry-385-8060 Mitchell Buick-Olds AUTHORIZED BUICK-OLDSMOBILE DEALER 907 N. Front St.-McHenry-385-7200 Insist On Bank Financing McHenry State Bank A FULL SERVICE BANK 3510 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-1040 v