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PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1972 : Holiday Hills Bonnie Kellen 385-6344 Marge Connell 385-3756 Young Men Enjoy Exciting Ski Trip To Aspen, Colo. A certain young man in our subdivision has really been on "cloud nine" for the past ten days and has good reason Guy Filipand two rf has friends, Ron and Ken Larsen from Arlington Heights, flew to Aspen. Colo , for a vacation of skiing They stayed at a small chalet in the mountains and skied the beautiful Rockies from dawn to dusk. After spending several days there, they rented a car and drove down to Alta. Utah. and spent the remainder of their vacation at a beautiful lodge again skiing the intricate runs to their hearts delight. They winged home through the clouds and have memories of a vacation that will stay with them for a long time to come. NEW GRANDDAUGHTER There's a Holiday Hills family on Violet Street who are proudly handing out "pink" banded cigars this week as they have just welcomed their second little granddaughter into the family. Don and Lorraine Norton report that daughter. Christine Neubauer, presented themwitha beautiful 1 I I MONDAY ONLY-APRIL 17th| MCHENRY STORE ONLY j 4610 W. RTE. 120 [ 12 Bottle Limit • 1 Coupon Per Person [ainfisMUPffi j ••••••••••••••••• [CUP TH|S_COUPONj PHILLIPS LIQUOR STORES OLD THOMPSON 069 Kentucky Blended Whiskey Fifth little girl on Monday, April 3. She was born at Great Lakes Naval hospital, weighed in at 8 lbs., l oz , and has been named Rebecca. Christine has been staying with her mother and dad as hubby Chuck Neubauer whoatone time alsolived in the subdivision is in the U.S. Navy and presently stationed down in Norfolk, Va Waiting for mommy to come home from the hospital with her new little sister is Jennifer, one year and two weeks old. Chuck is due to be released shortJy from the Navy as he has been in for three and a half years and is very anxious to be reunited with his family and get acquainted with his new littJe daughter. TRIP CANCELLED There was quite a group of disappointed little Junior Girl Scouts from Troop 478 last Friday, April 7, as for many weeks now, they were looking forward to going to see Peter Pan at Mill Run. The trip was planned, all arrangements for mothers and drivers had been made, but the one person not consulted was "Mr. Weather" and his plans apparently did not coincide with theirs, as he sent sleet, hail, lightning, thunder and then several inches of snow. One half hour before the group was to leave, the whole trip had to be cancelled due to driving conditions. It was a big letdown for everyone involved.but nicer weather will be here soon and another trip will be planned to replace this one. 3 IN 1 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION March is a busy birthday month for the Jack White family on Driftwood. Mabel's birthday is March 5; Jack's birthday is March 9; and Robert's birthday is March 13. Mabel had some of her neigh­ bors in for cake and coffee and all three birthdays were celebrated at one time. SHORT TRIP Johnny Emerson of Oak Lane had a very nice Easter vacation. He spent the whole week visiting with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. David Lack d Elgin, and had much fun playing with his four cousins, Michael, David, Debbie and Steven. EASTER - BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS The Jerry Smith family on Evergreen street were ex­ ceptionally busy Blaster weekend. Little Jeff's birthday was on March 30, so on April 1, eight of his little friends came ever to help him celebrate. Gloria served them all a delicious lunch, topped with cake and ice cream. They all played games and then were taken to the show. A combination Easter bir­ thday celebration was held with the relatives on Sunday, April 2, and among those present were Grandma Adeline Weiland, Gloria's mother; several aunts and uncles from Chicago; and former Holiday Hills residents Helen and Ed Grant and their family from Oysta! Lake. Gloria prepared dinner for twenty and although she must have been a little tired come Monday morning, it certainly was a very pleasant weekend for all of them and Jeff received many fine gifts David, Joey, Jan and Lori traveled up to the home of Joe's folks, Jim and Liz Emmons, in Holcombe, Wis., for Easter. It was also a very special day as it was Grandma Emmons' bir­ thday on Easter Sunday. With Joe's three brothers and three sisters also present plus twenty-two loving grand­ children, the Emmons home was overflowing with happy relatives. They all enjoyed a delicious dinner and it certainly was a nice way to all get together and celebrate Easter and Grandma's birthday. DINNER AND THEATER PARTY Saturday, April l, proved to be a very enjoyable evening for all cf the Karafa family on Hickory street. Wally, Joyce, Guy and Troy; Wally's mother, Mrs. Ethel Karafa,and Wally's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vic ha, went to theater in the round, had a delicious dinner and saw the musical "Show Boat". They had ringside seats and thoroughly enjoyed the dinner and performance. BACK HOME AGAIN For a little guy only four months old, he sure has had his problems, and seen his share of hospital rooms and we sin­ cerely hope that now everything will be much better for him and his family. On Feb. 29, little Raime Lee Tackitt was operated on in Shriners Hospital in Chicago at the tender age of three months old. He was there for two weeks and came home on March 9. On March 27, he entered St. Theresa's Hospital in Waukegan, for a second operation and came home on Easter Sunday, April 2. Anxiously waiting for him were his big brothers, Robie and Jimmie, and a huge basket from the Easter BMUNNY. Jim and Lorna Tackitt report that he's progressing nicely now and we all pray that this will be his final jaunt to the hospital. EASTER IN WISCONSIN The Emmons family on Lilac Street had a delightful four day vacation as Barbara, Joe, I 1 >M "Dart Super Swinger Automatic with the free automatic transmission is going to make my boys Number 1 in this town." Dart Super Swinger Automatic. "I don't know what you've got- in all my / , life, nobody " ever gave me nuttinV r AUTHORIZED DEALERS Because they're not being charged for them by Dodge, the Dodge Boys can offer you the automatic transmission and special body pin striping free when you buy a Dart Super Swinger Automatic specially equipped with the following: Rallye wheels, power steering, Light Package, AM radio, vinyl roof, whitewalls, variable-speed wipers and electric washers, bumper guards, left remote-control mirror, body side moulding, rear deck lid lower moulding, undercoating and hood pad. See the Dodge Boys now! UNNYSIDEDODGE 4810 W. Rte. 120 McHenry pqum 815-385-7220 BUT® AUTO ACCIDENT "St. Christopher" must have been riding in the back of Mabel White's car on Wed­ nesday morning, March 29, as while driving to work, she was involved in a head-on collision on Roberts Road and although the car was completely demolished, she escaped with just minor injuries . She still has a very sore knee and quite a few black and blue spots, but the whole White family is very grateful as things could have been much worse and feel Mabel was very fortunate. BIRTHDAY - REUNION - WELCOME HOME The Mahon family, Bill Mary Ann, Debbie, Billy ana Julia drove in to Midlothian, last Saturday, April 8, for a combination birthday, family reunion and welcome home party. They went to Mary Ann's aunt's house, Mrs. Sophie Sasso, as it was her birthday. Also present were Mary Ann's mother, Mrs. Julia Rach- walski; Mary Ann's cousin, Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith and their eight children from An- dulsia, whom she has not seen fcr quite some time; and another cousin, Mr. and Mrs, v George Fetrakis, and their ^daughter, Theresa, from 'Midlothian. George returned from Vietnam just two weeks ago. Dinner was served to approximately twenty-five relatives and it really was a very nice family get-together. FLOWER GIRL AT WEDDING April 8 will long be remembered by little Janet Stanchuk and her family as Wally, Norma, Donna, Linda, Steve and Rick Oesinger, their guest proudly watched her march down the aisle of St. Hilary's church on N. Bryn Mawr avenue in Chicago as the flower girl in the wedding party of her godmother, Vita-Jo Gugliotta. Attired in a beautiful nile green dress trimmed in white lace, Janet looked very sweet carrying a basket ol assorted flowers. Following the 4p.m. service, a cocktail party and reception was held with a delicious dinner being served at the American Legion hall on N. Lincoln Avenue in honor of the new bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Norris. Among many guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas of Griswold Lake Hills. Mrs. Thomas is an aunt to the new bride. Dancing followed the dinner hour and a wonderful time was had by all who at­ tended. EASTER SUNDAY VISIT Marge and Harvey Beth of Holiday Drive drove to her sister and brother-in-law's home in Dwight, for the Easter holiday. They are Mr. and Mrs. A. Marquardt. While there, they enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner - seems as if turkey was the "in" thing to have this Easter - and the company of relatives. H.H.P.O.A. NEWS The Holiday Hills Property Owners Association, at their last meeting on April 10, as their most most important item of business, voted out the old set of by-laws, and adopted the new by-laws. The new set of by­ laws was written by Craig Stackhouse with the help of the unit directors. Dues for the year are still $20 per family, and $10 for every vacant lot maintained by the subdivision. Bills will be sent out in the near future, and the dues are payable either yearly or quarterly. As far as the condition of our roads, nothing can be done as far as road grading, until the roads dry up. So in the meantime, we will put up with the washboards, and hope the weatherman is good to us. ;; LITTLE LEAGUE NEWS , Due to the inclement weather last weekend, Little League try-outs were cancelled. They will be held this Saturday, April 15, at the grade school in Island Lake from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. In case of rain, they will be held on Sunday. PUBLIC PULSE (Hie Plaindealer invites the public to use this col­ umn as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only re­ quest is that writers lim­ it themselves to 300 words or less - signature, full address and phone num­ ber. We ask too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We re­ serve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in ob- jectional taste.) RADIO BROADCAST "Editor: "The closing remarks on a recent Dan Price show were about the mo6t offensive to a listener that I've ever heard! That this was Sodom & Gomorrah broadcasting, and that 'You'd better hurry and get off the line before a Thunderbolt struck from heaven and strike them both dead" - as sound travels you know. "Indeed, - It is Bible Prophecy coming into fulfillment, so I shouldn't wonder, that in the last days there would be scoffers of the truth. "The power of choice, is every man's prerogative.- But so far, the Bible has withstood the test cf time, and being gay, is still as much a sin today, as it was in Lot's time. "To fully digest God's in­ tention for yourself, please read Romans l: 16 to 32. "Romans 1: 24 - Wherefore God also gave them up to un- cleanness through the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonour their own bodies between themselves: On Sunday, April 16, will be the father-son banquet. It will start at 12:30 p.m. and will be held at the Island Lake grade school. Please contact either Pat Hughes or Norma Stanchuk for further information on the banquet. Otherwise, for any other little league news, Roy Lundelius should be able to supply you with information. BIRTHDAYSAND ANNIVERSARIES Birthday wishes this week go to Dee Wegener on April 15, Sharon Filip on April 16, Inez Young and Guy Filip on the seventeenth, Jeanne Galbreath on April 19, and Robby White, Jack Galbreath, and Jim Dowhin, Sr., on the twenty- first. Avery happy anniversary to Ray and Cheri Hoglund on April 17, and to Wilma and Jack Galbreath on April 21. "(25) Who changed the truth cf God into a lie, and worshiped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed forever, Amen. "(26) For this cause God gave them up unto vile af­ fections : for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: "(27) And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another, men with men working that which is unseemly. "(28) And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do these things which are not convenient: "(29-30-31) - without natural affection,- "(32) Who knowing the Judgment of God, that they Nvhich commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them. "Malachi 3:6 For I am the Lord, - I change not. "Romans 12:2 And be ye not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect will of God. "Today, men are seeking for foundations. Let's not put their fee ton shifting sands. Scripture is that foundation, that in­ tegrity, which gives all else in life meaning to me. My chief interest is that wherever I see error, I may replace it with Truth. Idon'thave muchelse of a heritage, but it's the one which is most meaningful to me. In the final analysis, that's where it will be, -- power of choice. 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