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S I L H ( I \ 2 - PAGE - PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY, MARC H 23. I ~~ • '-- . The \ illume of Holiday Hills ( Fli-Rl IKX.l.P \!) ROsK.MAlt t HOI 1 / :iS5-:i944 L."> "Winning" tar- Trip To Las Vegas Betty and Howard Douglas had lady luck on their s ide .during their recent , t r ip to l .asVegas A few short hours with T \V A brought them from the drab rainy midwest to the -uns-hine and swimming pools ol Nevada The couple made the Riviera hotel their home for l ive days \vhi le they .vis i ted , the shows and act ivi t ies on the Str ip " , , Highl ights in enter ta inment were l . iza Minel l i and the Lido Ke\ ie \ \ a t the Stardust hotel The\ a lso enjoyed a fantast ic brunch at Caesar 's Palace \ \ (4th fond memories the . couple re turned to Holiday Hil ls , happier , r icher and. of course, anxious to re turn to that Fun ci ty . RUMMAGE SALE Spring cleaning t ime" We have lust the place for you to get r id of those old* but useable white e lephants Lakes Region Rescue squad is having, tor your bargain hunt ing pleasure, a rummage sale The date of this super extravaganza is April 2. Any item in good condition will be more than welcomed Any large item will gladly be picked up All proceeds-will benefit the rescue squad. Any further informatidn can be obtained by contacting Linda Theitje at 385-6483. BIRTHDAY BOY The grand ole man of Holiday Hills, is Ron Wegener who celebrated his fortieth birthday in style with family and several of his friends, along with wine, w oman and song Those joining in the merry-making were Leroy and Cathy Beltz, Bill and Helen Boettcher. Butch and Mary Chambers. Bill and Mini DeWitt. Dale and Pat Lonergan. Bob and Carolyn Rithaller and Tom and Pat Toposki who provided the delicious cake that w as enjoved by all THREE PARTIES What's better than one bir­ thday party0 Having three of course For eight-year-old Kathy Carroll it was one gala celebration after another A small but lively family affair was held a few days before her natal date At the second celebration a houseful of children gathered together to honor their friend Guests Heather Beltz. Maureen Connell. Stacev Guethes. Jill 1977 and Kris Hoglund. Debbie Holtz. Carrie Jaramski and Michelle Kathan played games and feasted on cake, ice cream and candy Big winners for the day in­ cluded the birthday girl. Carrie. Maureen, and Stacev. It was one fun day. The final fling was a quiet intimate dinner shared with her parents. Doug and Sally. EASTER BUNNY TO VISIT HOLIDAY HILLS The Holiday Hills Women club reports that special arrangements have been made with Bunnyland to have the Easter Bunny spend an af­ ternoon in the village.' All children between the ages of one and twelve are Invited to hop down the bunny trail to 1518 Sunset drive between the hours of 12 and 3 p.m. April 2. The bunny and his able helpers will have Easter baskets full of goodies for each child and names will be taken for a drawing,of special Easter prizes Winners will be notified by phone. W o m e n 'sclub will be bringing flyers door to door with details^ in the near future The ladies' will also be asking for a donation at that time to help with the cost of the candy. Please be generous when they come to vour home. HERE COMES THE BRIDE The organ was playing a soft r o m a n t i c m u s i c a l arrangement The guests looked expectantly as the lovely bride and the bridegroom walked together towards their future. Janice Novak, daughter of Mike and Erna Novak became the proud bride of John Novak of Woodstock as many friends and neighbors watched. At­ tending the bride was Terri Maras while Randy Pickett was the best man. Tom Novak, brother of the bride and Joey Olson were the ushers. They were married in a double ring ceremony by Rev. Herman Graeff„ at Zion Lutheran church. McHenry. The reception was held at the Knights of Columbus hall and those from the village enjoyed the dinner and dancing as well as a four-tiered, heart-shaped wedding cake made by the groom's mother Eleanor and Bruce Brasser, Vicki. Sally. Julie and Debbie Bartkus (who caught the bridal bouquet) Eileen Connell. Pat and Ed Hughes and Bud and Pat Rotn all joined in the celebration of the marriage of the new Mr and Mrs. John Novak. Congratulations and best wishes to this happv couple. ATTENTION. YOUNG ARTISTS All talented children: at­ tention! Start thinking of a new- design for our village vehicle sticker Children ages 16 and under are eligible to par ticipate. A $25 prize will be given to the lucky winner Watch for details in future columns. BIRTHDAY BOUQUETS On March 16 to John Hale and Kathv Carroll. Linda Catan- zaro on the seventeenth, to my own 'Jill and Bob Wilson and Pat Priko on the eighteenth, and Cathy Connell and Rick Hill on the nineteenth Sweet sixteen to Sue Mahon along with Midge Teuber and Ray Mettelka, March 20. and Jiil Saunders March 22. BIRTHDAY BOUQUETS Go to seven-year-old Val Nothnagel March 25, Linda Janik on the twenty-sixth, Edward Janik March 27, and six-year-old Eddie Wegener on March 28. AND ANNIVERSARY ROSES To Debi and Ray Bowen March 21. VILLAGE NEWS The village board met Thursday March 17 at Casey's hall The meeting was presided over by Roger Saunders. Trustees present were C. Dubsky, M. DeWitt. B Roth and John Vanl5#yn. Business brought before the board was the,appointment to the Zoning Board of Appeals which will include the services of Dan Conway. Virgil Shaw. Bob Micheals. Tim Farr, Doug Carroll, Leroy Beltz and John Connell The board also restated the appointment of the village police officers which were sworn in at the last special board meeting. The new chief is Craig Caldwell Serving as sergeant is Phil Traskaski and as patrolman. James Downing. Although the force is not yet operational the plans afe in = EASY SOUNDS AT JOYOUS SPRINGTIME PRICES JACKSON BROWNE -TW PReTfNOf!?- t KU MM \X K KNtK tKIWIVt I Hi I WW m + -JS i TANYA TUCKER Ridin' Rainbows MOV mfg. code 6.98 lp's featured mfg. code 7.98 tapes 4? Fabulous savings on these hit albums MFG. CODE 5.98 LP'S MFG. CODE 7.98 LP'S 3.47 4.77 > $ DotKcciMils JANIS IAN MiuA( li ROM including Lit Me B. lonely I Want To Make Vou love Me Candlelight Take To Tha Sky The Suntel 04 Your Life Changes In Latitude*, Changes In Attitadcs -Si b*. ffl Kcconls ^UK.IU MARY MACGREGOR Torn Between Two Lovers HORNSBYS - family centers -- ItC/l 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILLINOIS HOURS: OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 6 their final stages, for village I protection.' The board also discussed the Flood Plan Insurance program and could not agree on an or­ dinance that would make the^ village eligible according to federal guidelines. There will be a special board meeting March 31 at the home of Roger Saunders. Plan to attend. HAVE A NICE DAY McCullom Lake Mary Jo Farrell * 344-1575 r SERVICE NEWS 1 Pvt. Czechowskl Completes Radio Operator Course Marine Private Edward D. Czechowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Misiak of 16t)8 North avenue, McHenry, has completed the Field Radio Operator's course. During the seven-week course at the Marine Corps Communication-Electronics school. Twentynine Palms, Calif, he received instruction on the installation, adjustment - and operation of the tactical radios used by Marine Corps ground and aviation units. He studied voice radio procedure, communications security and the use of encryption (message "scrambling ") equipment. A 1976 graduate of McHenry high school, he joined the Marine Corps in August. 1976 MARINE DUTY Marine Lance Corporal Curtis J. Pepe, whose wife, Madonna is the daughter of Elenor Tatina of Route 2, Box 508A, McHenry, has reported for duty at the Marine Corps base,Twentynine Palms, Calif. He joined the Marine Corps in February. 1976. I College Honors I 1 J Three Area Collegiates Recognized Scholastic achievement during the winter quarter at Western Illinois university lists thwje McHenry students cited for a 3 5 or better grade point averages. Brett W. Curie, 4213 W. South street. Gregory A. Freund, 4209 W. Crystal Lake road, and Cary Hill, 2608 Manitou, were recognized among un­ dergraduate students. COLLEGE TRUMPTER Bill Edington of McHenry, a member of the University of 'Wisconsin-Whitewater Brass Choir, will be a performer in the trumpet ensemble when a concert is presented Wed­ nesday, March 23 at 8 p.m. in the Center of the Arts recital hall. The program will be open to the public without charge. EARN DEGREES Northern Illinois university has awarded bachelor of science in education degrees to two local coeds, Mary M. Pierce, 810 W. Barbara lane and Jill M. Smith, 2213 W. Johnsburg road, both of McHenry. DRAMA STUDENT Toni Weber, McHenry, has a role in the forthcoming Oakland City college theatre production of "The Hound of the Baskervilles." The play will be presented March 24, 25, and 26 at Oakland City college, Oakland City, Ind. Toni, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Weber, is a freshman Meet The Candidates In McCullom Lake Be sure to mark Sunday, March 27, on your calendars. That's the day you'll be able to go to the beach house from 1 to 3 p.m., and meet the candidates running in the April 19 election for village officials. The format will be informal, and you wilt be able to talk to the men and women about anything you'd like to know with regards to their party platform, views on certain things, etc. Hope to see a big turnout IN MEMORIAM Ed Stacknick, Sr., passed away March 12 after a long and lingering illness. He is now at peace and the family can be comforted by this fact. BOO BOO I have been informed that the meeting held Tuesday, March 1, concerning the annexation of the Mass property, was not a board meeting, as such. It was simply an open meeting, so that residents and anyone else who had something to offer could voice their opinions pro and con for the annexation. EASTER DOINGS Easter is only a couple of weeks away now, so be sure your chuldren are planning to attend the Easter egg hunt and Penny carnival April 9, the day before Easter. Tell them to save their pennies, and they'll be able to win lots of prizes playing the games. There will also be some special surprises, including a visit from a very special rabbit, and don't forget the Little Miss McCullom contest, which will beheld at 11 Saturday morning, after the egg hunt at 10 and during the carnival. SPECIAL GREETINGS Special birthday greeting are in order for Harriett Mc- Namara, who celebrated her birthday March 29 Mrs. Mc- Namara, or Mac, has been a big help to me. supplying me with birthdays and an­ niversaries of the Ladies of the Lake. She's a special lady and deserves a big birthday "Hi". BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Henry Tapaninen, who celebrated March 20. Birthdays this week are being celebrated by Bridget Tapanienen March 26, by "Grandma" Lil Parenti March 27, and by Bettie Morris March 29. Hope yoiiall have warm and sunny da^sj HELP It appears from recent complaints I've received that I have some misinformation in my birthday and anniversary list. I need your help to remedy this problem. I'm fairly new in the village, which translated means I wasn't born and raised here as so many residents have been, and I inherited the lists from someone else. If the information I print about you or someone you know is wrong, please let me know, but you needn't bit my head off. If I've skipped your big day, it's because I don't have it in my file, and you only have to give me a call to get a card made for your family. I'm only too happy to print birthdays and anniversaries, but I need your help to get them all straight. Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis . 385-5067 Ordinances Passed Despite Indifference The regular meeting of the village board was held March 16 at the village hall annex. The vandalism ordinance making parents responsible for the vandalism of their children was passed. The swimming pool ordinance and an ordinance establishing salaries for the elected officials were also passed. The road conditions within the village again were a topic of discussion. The extremely cold winter spelled disaster for our roads. Many roads are impassable as a result of large, gaping holes Winning down the center and sides of the roads. The road is closed indefinitely at Broadway and the creek until permanent construction is completed in approximately one month. The streets and water committee called a special meeting Saturday, March 19, to consider road improvements. The next meeting of the village board is scheduled for April 6. There has been little response from the residents of the village during the past few months. Ordinances were discussed and passed without much feedback from the people of the village. Hopefully, this represents a satisfied rather than disin- physical education major. She had been actively involved in dramatics during the past year. terested attitude on the part of the residents. BIRTHDAYS Congratulations and best wishes for many more bir­ thdays are extended to John Novotny, Sr. who celebrates his big day Wednesday, March 23. BELATED WISHES Belated wishes for nflmy, many more years of wedded bliss (ecstasy, euphoria, etc.) are sent to Danni and Jim Sanford who celebrated their anniversary March 11. Hope it was a swell one. HUSKY WINS SECOND PLACE Marilyn Zelvis, a sophomore at East Campus, entered her dog, Chukchi, in the Behavioral Science fair which was held at East Campus Feb. 24. Marilyn displayed pictures of Chukchi and books on Siberian Huskies. Chukchi won second place with twenty-two points. Judges interviewed Marilyn on Chukchi's 1 behavior and t r a i n i n g p r o g r a m . Congratulations to Marilyn who worked many long hours preparing Chukchi for the contest. Her efforts as well as Chukchi's charm paid off in the end with the winning of the second place award. Man's thoughts move mountains; thoughtful steps move mankind. Just Facts A queen termite has been known to lay eggs for 50 years. A rabbit's heart beats 300 times a minute. Meanwhile, a canary breathes about 108 times a minute. r Tilowers for your IVeddingTDay HAPPINESS IS BECOMING ENGAGED! And we wish you the very best. Busy and happy days are in store for you as you plan the exeiting details for your wedding. Stop in for your free booklet to show just a few ideas about the many kinds of flowers, bouquets and decorations which will help make your wed­ ding day a memory you'll cherish forever. As wedding flower specialists, may we have the op­ portunity to talk with you personally? We'd like to tell you about our wedding service and the many ways in which we can help you in planning the flowers for your wedding. With every wedding or­ der placed you will receive a lovely going away corsage compliments of us. Give us a call and we'll be happy to arrange an ap­ pointment at your convenience and without obligation. £ ;v- ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLETE WEDDING PACKAGE 1 AVAILABLE TO YOU! petals & stems FLOWER SHOP & GREENHOUSE 3301 W. ELM ST., McHENRY, ILL. 385-4747