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PAGE 4 - FLAINPEALER-FRIPAY, MARCH 7, 1975 Holiday Hills Bev. Hill 385-5641 Solution Of Road Problems Main Issue What do you expect from your board of officers? An emergency meeting was called Wednesday, Feb. 26. Last year's officers as well as new officers were there to discuss the road problems we are now experiencing. So What! you say, this has been going on for years. Yes it has and it's going to continue that way until vou as a homeowner decide to pay your dues. If you don't pay your dues then why should you demand so much from the officers or road committee? Word was received from Carl Ames that if the bus routes don't get fixed, busing will cease and only enter the front of the subdivision. All children in school will have to be transported by parents to Sunset. As a parent and dues paying member, I don't think much of having to take my children to the front roads, just because you as homeowners don't pay your dues and the roads cannot be kept in driveable conditions. Three roads are in bad need of attention that are on the bus routes, Popular and Holiday, North of Hickory on Holiday, and Pine and Lilac With the reserves that we have available the worst roads will get repaired first. This will take place as soon as the material can be obtained. Much discussion was on past and present efforts of many people to do something about the roads. All efforts to get cooperation from township, county, city, and State Representatives have failed. We also have to say also among them are homeowners who do not pay their dues. We desperately need everyone who can pay their dues now, so as much as possible can be done while the machinery is in the subdivision. More will be done to try and keep you informed as to what's happening here in the sub­ division. If you care anything as to what's going to happen to our subdivision, plan now to attend the March 19 meeting at 8 p.m., held at the Campbell residence 2410 Driftwood. This is an important meeting as in­ corporation will be the m£in topic. Show the board that you care, and attqpd the meeting. Hope to see you there. P.S. Bring your dues. WOMEN 'S CLUB The Holiday Hills Women's club met Wednesday, Feb. 19, for its annual election. Nineteen women were in at­ tendance with five being guests for the first time, Dianne Lewandowski, Allison Babicz, Rosemary Holtz, Virginia Stasiak and myself. The business meeting was conducted, followed by the SSSiS ||: m SWxW:- Save 30% On Twin Pack 9 oz. Pringies Potato Chips Two big 9 ot. pocks of dollcious crisp Pringlos Potato Chips 11 A family favorito for snack tlma and lunches II INFLATION BEATERS! iwiSm m mm. 3.00 Off Ladies Popular Maverick j:j:j tan J. 00 on all our lodlo* Ick" >:|:j Srond |aan*. AH naw t : j l itylvi -- all iIimi (Junior, lodlot, Xtro I •!»•). Groot lot casual 4 Roll Pak Our Reg. 73* 64* In colors to match your decor. 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Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois ' % • < ' IMF HORNSBV? ^ f a m i l y c e n t e r s Rt. 47 & Country Club Rd. Woodstock BANKAMEftlCARO • election. Those new officers are President: Linda Thietje, Vice- President : Connie Catanzaro, Secretary: Lorene Farr, Treasurer: Cathy Beltz, En­ tertainment Committee: Lynn Childs and Valerie Tannert, Ways and Means: Lynn Childs, Dee Wegener, Marge Connell, Mim DeWitt. The next meeting is March 12, at the Mahon residence 1509 Birch. Time is at 8 p.m. If you would like to attend and need a ride or directions please call Linda Thietje 385-6483, or Connie Catapzaro 385-0565. See you there. GIRLSCOUTSUNDAY This Sunday all Girl Scouts are invited to attend the church of your choice. Please come in your uniform if you have one, if not, please attend anyway as this is your day March 9. LITTLE LEAGUE The Island Lake Little League will hold its first registration March 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Island Lake Food Store in Island Lake. Ages are from 8-12. There will be a registration fee which will include insurance coverage and hats. The club is looking forward to a fun year and exciting season. Further information may be obtained by calling Ron Wegener 385- 4150. THINKING OF SPRING The 4-H Club will be selling seeds from March 1 to April 19. The packets consist of vegetables and flowers. The proceeds received from these sales will go to the Federation. (The Federation consists of delegates from each club that meet together to decide ac­ tivities for all the 4-H clubs.) They plan on donating some of the money to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, in which one of the 4-H members, Jan Novak, holds the honor of being the representative for McHenry countv. EDGEBROOK vs McHENRY The basketball game bet­ ween Edgebrook Roadrunners fifth grade vs McHenry Junior High sixth grade, on Feb. 17 brought final results in favor of M.J.H. 22 - Edgebrook 16. Rick Kottke and Pat Priko of the sixth grade and Don Jordon from the fifth grade all reside in Holiday Hills. FIFTH BIRTHDAY Kristin Hoglund, daughter of Cheri and Ray, celebrated her fifth birthday with a party on Feb. 20. Her two sisters and brothers and guest, Michael Holcomb, and mother, Mary Holcomb, all went out for pizza. When they returned home two more guests arrived, Shelly Peterson and Shawn Ayres. Cake and ice cream were then served. GET-WELL WISHES Get-well wishes to Cari Jaramski who is still in the Evanston hospital. Please take the time to send a card, as she would enjoy receiving mail. Her address is Cari Jaramaski, care of Evanston Hospital, 2650 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, 111., 60201 - Room 3308, Bed 1. ANNIVERSARIES Because this day is yours alone we want to send you, Charlie and Larry Guethes, our anniversary roses. Your special day is Wednesday, March 12, and we wish you both a happy day. A MESSAGE FROM DREW John Drew, President of Holiday Hills, will officially retire the office of president, on March 1, only to take office of Vice-President. His message is as follows: It has been an interesting and challenging year for me ser­ ving as president of the Holiday Hills Property Owners Association. For one thing I have been impressed with the number of people, both in the association and outside, who share my concern for improving the quality of life here in the subdivision. Directors and officers of the 1974 Board have demonstrated, over and over this genuine concern, although efforts have hot been greatly visible to the average homeowner. Mr Drew's message went on to state the areas where effort was made to solve the problems the sub­ division is experiencing. We want to take the time to thank Mr. Drew as president, along with the rest of the 1974 officers. John Carroll, Bev Saunders, Phyllis Harper, Carol Wilson, Bill Abbink, Ken Chappel, Jim Colburn, Larry Guethes, Lorene Farr, Don Gregg. Leone Kathan, Karen Kottke, John Van Duyn and Jack White. Thank you all for your help in making up the slate for 1974 and for your many hours that you spent in volunteering your services. fl-l HEARING AID SERVICE Free Loaners-Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30 Day Trail,on New Aids Try Before You Buy! Maico-Zenith-RadioEar Qualito.ne R0BT. STENSLAND & ASSOC, 3937 VV. Main St. 385-7661 Behind-the-ear AID Reg. $233 $199 /