The Rock Island Argus from Moline, Illinois • 14

THE ARGUS, Rock Island, Wednesday, May 23, 1979 Junior Women give awards, install officers at banquet By JACKIE SLATKOW (Argus woman's writer) Officers were installed and several special presentations were made when the Junior Women's Club of Rock Island held its annual banquet last evening at O'Melia's Supper Club in Rock Island. The new officers are: Mrs. Julia Hollingsworth, Taylor Ridge, president; Mrs. Jeannie Nau, vice president; Mrs. Sandee Ellis, recording secretary; Mrs.

Sharryn Schroeder, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Barbara Carter, treasurer, and Mrs. Diane Christensen, registrar, all of Rock Island. After the buffet dinner, members were entertained by "'The Seventh En-. a barbershop quartet from Davenport, who presented a medley of songs.

Mrs. Linda Stone of Moline, the retiring president, conducted a short business meeting before the new officers were installed and presented individual awards and gifts to club members for their outstanding work throughout the year. A special presentation of a check in the amount of $950 was presented to Mrs. Kathy Paulson, president of the Illowa Chapter of Guilds for Infant Survival, which is the club's state Junior project. The check 22 color portraits deposit 00 TOTAL Full Less Balance package deposit due $12 12.00 00 95 95 Includes one 8x10, three 5x7 and fifteen wallet size color portraits and three color miniatures in charms money refunded if not satisfied second subject in portrait 95c full package orders only no age limit choice of backgrounds poses our selection Offer good for portraits taken thru May 26th Photographer SOUTHPARK MALL 797-8465 10 AM-9 PM Sat.

NORTHPARK MALL 391-3215 10 AM-9 PM Sat. 10-6 Sun. 1-5 represents proceeds from the organization's annual benefit dance which was held May 5 at the Elk's Club in Moline. Special recognition was given to Mrs. Donita Grell as Rock Island's "Clubwoman of the Year," and Mrs.

Diane Christensen was acknowledged for being chosen as the "Outstanding New Junior in the 14th district." Mrs. Marilyn Galley was given a special service award for her contributions to the club over the last several years. The club's contributions, totaling over $3500, were announced as follows: Civic Improvement Project (for Mel McKay Park), Juvenile Diabetes, $175; Franciscan Pediatrics (in memory of Anne Lelonek), $175; Spina Bifida Research, $150; American Lupus Society, $150; Hauberg Civic Center, $100; Quad -City Women's Center, $100; New Hope Lodge, $100, and the Assault Counseling Center in Rock Island, $100. Others included the Crippled Children's Foundation, $80; Winter Olympics, $50; Brain Research, $50; First United Methodist Church, Rock Island, $50; Service Patient, Cancer Research, $25; CARE, $25; Thanksgiving Basket, $21.87, SIDS, $950, and Children's Research Foundation, (State Junior Project), $215. The Junior Woman's Club of Rock Island has been awarded for its service and involvement in the community by receiving recognition at various district and state meetings and conventions.

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Food Hardees. Hardee's "BEST EATIN ALL Offer expires June 6, 1979 GOOD AT ALL PARTICIPATING 1432 Morrison, Davenport 2400 1715 Division Street, Davenport 320 2202 Rockingham Read, Davenport 1419 3220 E. Kimberly Road, Davenport 425 Sherry Bailey is engaged to Gregory Boens COAL VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H.

Bailey, 125 W. 4th Coal Valley, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sherry Ann, to Gregory Alan Boens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Boens, 7200 120th Coal Valley.

The couple will be married at 3 p.m. Aug. 18 at St. Maria Goretti Roman Catholic Church, Coal Valley. Miss Bailey, a graduate of Moline High School, is employed at Oak Glen Nursing Home, Coal Valley.

Her fiance was graduated from State University, Normal. He is employed by Road- SHERRY BAILEY Cancel Okiya meeting The annual meeting of Okiya Council, Campfire Girls, planned for tomorrow has been canceled and will be held on a later date to be announced. AT JUNIOR WOMEN'S BANQUET Mrs. Julia Hollingsworth, Taylor Ridge, (right) was installed as president of the Junior Women's Club of Rock Island by Mrs. Carol Reynolds, Orion, (right) the 14th district Junior director of Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs.

The installation of officers was held last evening at trict Illinois Federation of Women's Club Convention held at Short Hills Country Club in East Moline last month the club received: first place for the GFWC Junior Project for Abused Persons, first place for the IFWC Junior Project for SIDS, first place for Health Department and first place for work in the conservation department. First place awards were given to the club at the district convention last month at Christ United Methodist Church in East Moline for: overall participation in the Environmental Action Division of the Conservation Department, Project SHARE, 3210 23rd Avenue, Moline 2301 16th Street, Moline SouthPark Shopping Mall, Moline U.S. Highway 67 3rd Avenue, Milan the club's annual banquet at O'Melia's Supper Club in Rock Island. A special presentation and contribution was given to Mrs. Kathy Paulson, president of the Illowa Chapter of Guilds for Infant Survival, the state Junior project.

(Argus photo by Fred Christensen). Health Department, International Affairs, Education Department and Arts Department. The club received the fol-, lowing honors at the Woman's Club State Convention held earlier this month in Peoria: first places for outstanding project, outstanding contribution and outstanding project for Children's Research Foundation. Second place awards were received for outstanding GFWC project for abused persons and for the health department. Orion woman heads district VFW auxiliary Mrs.

Jeanette Myers of Orion was installed president of District 8, Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars, at a recent meeting in Bushnell. Twenty-five members of Gustaf C. Lannoo Post 1303 and Auxiliary attended the district session. Officers from the local auxiliary elected to district posts are: Colette Plum, senior vice president; Helen Neemers, chaplain, and Mrs. A.

E. Welliver, secretary. They were installed by past district president, Laura Belle Gibbons, Rock Island, assisted by the Orion color team. Mrs. Myers appointed Mrs.

Plum, membership chairman; Mrs. Leola Simms, junior girls unit chairman, and Mrs. Gibbons, public relations chairman. Two Lannoo Post members received district Men-Gals picnic The Men and Gals Dance Club will have a Memorial Day picnic at 12 noon Monday at Lincoln Park, Rock Island. On June 3 there will be a dance from 6 to 10 p.m.

at the VFW Hall with Al appointments. They are Henry J. Therrien, chief of staff, and Luther Mellott, chairman of Sons of VFW. Therrien is officer of the day and Mellott, commander, of Post 1303. The post and auxiliary received an award on their Poppy display.

Both groups also received membership citations. In the local auxiliary, citations and cash awards were given on membership and publicity. Mrs. Welliver, publicity chairman of auxiliary 1303, received a publicity citation. Reception for A.

J. Ericksons set at church The 25th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Erickson, 4536 13th Rock Iland, will be from 2 to 5 p.m.

Sunday at St. John's Lutheran Church, Rock Island. Friends and relatives are invited to call. The couple requests that gifts be omitted. The location for the reception was listed incorrectly in previous article.

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