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Thursday, February 18* 1965 ' ?m McMmtr PLxmmktm Seciion ^Two•-- "Page-Tlire^ HOLIDAY HILLS NIWS pjyBJ? xqmo 385-4672 GERRY BREEDE RE-ELECTED HEAD, OF WOMAN'S CLUB Gerry Breede has been reelected as president of the Holiday ,Hills Woman's club, along with Charis Ary as vice-president, Kay Ryan as secretary, Gerri Postal as treasurer and Dot Gabriel as program chairman. A new welcoming committee consisting of two women tp represent the Woman's club to new residents was formed, with Vi Wycaesany and Loretta Nelson serving on that committee. The committee in charge of the banquet to be held this spring consists of Charis Ary, Kay Ryan and Gerri Postal. Orchids to the* gals who served the club so well for the past year, Gerry Breede, Charis Ary, Connie Catanzaro, Gerri Postal and Dot Gabriel. Hostesses for lasjt Wednesday's meeting were tylary Mahon, Joan Schoeder and Kay Ryan. ^ Injured In Auto Accident Last Friday morning, on their way to work in Crystal Lake, Jo VanDuyn and Lu Ahlgrim were involved in a head-on collision at Route 176 and Silver Lake Road. From the information I have been able to get, (and this is being written just a few hours after the accident), both of therti are hospitalized at McHenry hospital. Jo had no broken bones but was still undergoing x-rays, and Lu had face lacerations, and sqxne b^ck injury. Ctyr ,veiy best wishes to both of tfoem $nd ^ fervent prayer that .they exe ,\vell Qn <jhe way to gopd health by the ti^ne you read this. . Blood Popprs Needed The Hale and Smith families have sent an urgent request for blood donors. During the illness of their recently deceased father, he required 30 pints of blood, which means they have to replace 60 pints and unfortunatley he was not a member of a blood bank. If you are able to donate, you can go to McHenry hospital and ask that your donation be credited to Roy Prehn who was at Resurrection hospital. Thank you!! Shower For Baby-To-JSe Sunday, Feb. 7, twenty-five gvrests gathered at 1507 West Birch to shower Mary Sawisch pretty 'little' things for her baby-to-be. Hostesses to the many friends and relatives were Jackie Sawisch and Rosemary Bellow. Visiting: In South Bend dbr home has been a quiet place the past two weeks with its liveliest member, our Wendy, visiting her Aunt Jeannie, Uncle Jim and cousin Debbie in $outh Bend. The .entire .family Went to celebrate Debbie's 16th birthday and Wendy extended her visit to two weeks. Greetings Birthday greetings to Janet Harper whose 11th birthday is toflay, Feb. 18, and a great big happy first birthday to Julia Ann Mahon who celebrates the 20th. A happy anniversary to Arleeri and Wally Foreman on Feb. 21. Elect Officers The Holiday Hills Property Owners association held an ejection Sunday, F^pb. 14, at the pffice at - the entrance jto tjjgel subdivision from d to 5 para. The following were elected: President, Harry Postal; Vice- President, Dick Bemis; Treasurer, Bill Boettcher; Recqrd-, ing secretary, Alice Malzahn; Corresponding Secretary, Pat Roth; Sergeant-at-Arms, Jim Harper. Directors elected for Unit No. 1, Donna Kasprzyk; Unit No. 2, Mayo Proefrock; Unit No. 3. Jack Connell; UniKNo. 4, Earl Krueger and Unit No>§, John VanDuyn. Harry Schroeder and Dick Malstrom were chosen directors- at-large. OPERA HOUSE ^ ^ Ugetsu, a Japanese film that f »took the 1053 grand prize at the * Venice, film Festiv^ will .lie 1 shown at -the 'Woodstock (Gjpeoa, House Sunday, Feb\ 21, at 7:2$! p.m., as the fifth of, the Inter- - Rational Cinema sorties. . &U&-Y Rashmon, the first -Japanese film to win international acclaim, Ugetsu is based on # classic "fairy tale" from the l$tp century. It is the tale of p humble commoner who aspire? to glory, ease and happiness;, only to find them, when - chieved, a delusion leading to agoriy and shame. !. -V •• L,". Ul .,, GEORGE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY \ KS5S5S -' ' i llilllli i',. r ^ v .yry "* ' * V<(, Hi mtm HEY! Come on down and Sale-Abrate with us while our prices are chopped lower than ever -before for every "George" and every MARTHA" . . . and all the kids too. Thats the truth! Drop in at the stores listed below and find out why you should not miss this BIG PAY. Items listed are only a few of the buys you will be offered. With Ihe Purchase of Any Suii on Feb. 22 you will receive A $10.95 no* CHAMP HAT for %J9 5TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. McHenry Phone 885-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA Fresh Baked CHERRY PIES each McHenry Bakery & Catering 1238 N. Green Street Phone 385-0190 With The Purchase of Any NEW FORD or A-l USED CAR CAR RADIO 22 BUSS FORD SALES 3936 VV. Main Street Phone 385-2000 G.E. 6-TRANSISTOR RADIO - 22£ With the purchase of any Washer, Dryer, Range, Refrigerator, Freezer or Dishwasher. CAREY APPLIANCE, INC. 1241 N. Green Street Phone 385-5500 SPECIAL SALE! SHIRTS Sport & Dress, Famous brands. Regular, Button Down & Tab Collars. Broken Lines & Sizes. Colored & Some White. Formerly $5.00 and $5.95. IOW $2.95 WHITE'S MEN'S SHOP 1214 N. Green Street Phone 385-0019 Cotton Shirtwaist DRESSES Junior and Missy Sizes fieg. $12.95 $088 THE FASHION SHOME 1007 N. Front Lee & Ray Bldg. Your Choice -- Ronson or G. E. Refj. $29.95 & up HAIR DRYERS . . . .$11.22 Rep. 49c Giant Size WINDSHIELD DE-ICER . 22* can MILLSTREAM DRUGS 3720 W. Elm Street Jewel Shopping Plaza Reg. 49c Yd. Vinyl Plastic Self Adhesive CONTACT . . . 25* yd. Rejf. 29c Yd. -- 15" Shelf OIL CLOTH . . . . .10* yd. VYCITALS HARWARE 1228 N. Green Street Phone 885-0098 SAVE -- THIS SPECIAL DAY Values to $25 Values to $18 DRESSES . .$8.22 $6.22 From Our Regular Stock SPECIAL TABLE -- Odds & Ends THE CASUAL SHOPPf 1216 N. Green Street Hours Monday 9-6 22 Extra S&H STAMPS With Purchase - of $1.00 or more Elsie's Borden" ICE CREAM 22* Pint NYE DRUG "Your Friendly Pharmacy" 1325 N. Riverside prive Phone 38$-44£0 Reg. $154.95 22" Self-Propelled LAWN BOY MOWERS Model 8222 Only $,2222 4 LAWN MOWERS Only *22M «<* FLEMING EQUIPMENT 4005 W. Watukegan Road Phone 385-282$ SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON ALL WASHERS & DRYERS F R E E ! 30 Cup West Bend Party Perk with the Purchase of any Washer. Double Bed Electric Blanket with Purchase Of Any Electric Dryer. -- BIG DISCOUNTS ON FREEZERS -- LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. Front Street Phone 885-0888 ' ONE DAY ONLY MONDAY g-l > »~UU. I..'. WSRB 1