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r \ PAGE 14-PLAINDEALER--WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 1977 The Village of Holiday Hills ( FIERI IKX.U \I) KOSEMAKY HOLT/ HSo-3944 344-Ofilo Joey Holtz Stars On His First Birthday Joey Holtz. star celebrity at his own party, turned one year old May 6 His mom and dad. Rosemary and Bill, big sisters. Debbie and Lori, as well as Gramma Sophie and Grampa George Lubas. Gramma Evie and Grampa Ed Holtz. Aunt Sophie. Uncle Jeff and cousin Mike Bemis, godparents Eileen and Ed Schmalkuche. and daughter Elizabeth, all wat­ ched as Joey tried so hard to blow out all the candles atop his birthday cake decorated with clowns and balloons. He didn't quite make it -- but just wait til next year SCHOOL DAZE Helpful Mom. Cathy Beltz joined her daughter. Heather, last week when Mrs Antoine's first grade class at Hilltop school added their names to the growing list of recent visitors to Milwaukee zoo The kids en­ joyed talking to the animals, and the chance to spend an entire day out-of-doors, com- pelte with picnic lunch, before returning to the confines of the classroom Friday, the thirteenth, bad luck" Not for Leroy Beltz. Becky Lonergan, Lisa Quilico and the rest of the fourth graders in Mrs. Les' room They al! enjoyed a special treat because their super teacher invited the entire class to cookout at the home of her parents The kids enjoyed a hearty meal of their favorites-hot dogs and hamburgers, with all the trimmings The day couldn't have been finer as the ***?+**« ***** ** +* *** * at i\ FORMAL DRESS SALE 20 60 % to OFF REG. PRICES! •Mother's of the Wedding •Wedding Guests •Special Occasions •Party Dresses Over 200 Beautiful Dresses to choose from! Current styles and most popular fabrics in Sizes 5 to 13 - 6 to 20 - 1Th to 241/2 (XlfV Q sdfvfiawJ • 118 No. Benton rtt (Af .'07. //'oouLtorA ft* 44 class played a few games of baseball and took a dip in the pool to cool off. A FEW FEATHERED FRIENDS ~ The Bluebirds and their leaders. Kathy Gamrock and Joyce Michaels took advantage of the fine Spring weather to enjoy a campout at Holiday Acres park in Belvidere. The girls had fun hiking, riding ponies and a real old-fashioned, honest-to-goodness hay ride along with the popular cookout over an open fire Happy troop members from Holiday Hills were Heather Beltz and Audra Micahels. ANDOTHER CREATURESOF THE WILD Eight thousand boys, all in one place at the same time, can be a real problem but not when all the boys are Scouts and are all gathered together for a heck of a big campout. The boys from the village, Rick Connell, Mike Fullmer, Craig Johnson, and Mike Priko, arrived on a bright sunny day in Galena. The first order of business was a tour of this historic town and Grant's home in particular, the boys learning new facets of Grant's life in his restored house. Lake Galena, blue and refrshing beckoned to the Scouts, promising a weekend of adventure They visited museums, stores and churches, before returning to their homes away from home. Camp Aqua- Na WOMEN'S CLUB The Holiday Hills Women's club journeyed to the Pheasant Run playhouse for a night of total enjoyment. The evening began with cocktails and dinner. The show, a musical revue, pleased all who at­ tended: Mary Barbier, Cathy Beltz. Sally Carroll, Lynn Childs, Mim DeWitt, Abby Emerson. Cheri Hoglund, as- critic-at-large, Pat Hughes, Sandy Mahon. Carolyn Rithaller, Helen Schnieder, Donna Stanschuk and Pat Toposki and Dee Wegener. It can now be reported that all had a very nice time. SUN AND SNOWFUN Swimming, boating\ Softball, MAKE LOWREY MAGIC . . . THE NOTE SHOP WAY LOWREY AMERICA'S NO. 1 ORGAN LOWREY WANTS EVERYONE HAPPY! This slogan, seen on the Full Year Parts and Labor LOWREY organ warrantee, is a good example of our continuing attempt to provide the Best in Product, Service and Teaching as well as Value. Sometimes the Best Price" can be the worst buy! When you buy a LOWREY organ from a NOTE SHOP you always get a Better D«»ol' PRODUCT •All models on Display •2 Stores-2 Warehouses •Used organs & floor samples SERVICE/ QUALITY •Organs delivered NEW in cartons •5 yr. Generator Warrantee •1 yr. Parts & Labor complete •Delivery checkout •2 inspections the 1st year TEACHING •Unlimited clinics •Unlimited group lessons •Free private lessons •Lesson & music Discounts •Professional Teaching Staff PRICE *' Best Deal" package pricing •Honest trade quotes •Discount options available •"Free Dinner for Two" competitive price p<Jficy •Full exchange option You just can't beat a Lowrey Organ or a Note Shop Deal! NETTGEN'S NOTE SHOPS itaMOli! INSTANT AIR CONDITIONING • 4000 BTU/HR, Cooling. • 115 Volts, 7 amps. • Only 43 lbs....portable. Easy installation. • Durable molded outdoor case, cant rust. Simulated woodgrain front grille. • Two cooling/fan speeds in­ clude a low "slumber speed" for nighttime operation. AGTE604FB $159 95 Custom T SUPERTHRUST AG DE914 AB 13,500 BTU/HR. Cooling $439 95 •13,500 BTU/HR. cooling •Big capacity cooling on only 115 volt,"12.0 Amps, operation •Attractive simulated woodgrain front panel complements room decor •Easy-Mount side curtains help speed window installation •Four-sided GALVANIZED STEEL case . . . ideal for either window or thru-the-wall installation •Superthrust air system for in-depth cooling •Three cooling/fan speeds include low Slumber Speed for nighttime bperation •Automatic thermostat maintains pre-selected comfort level •Air Out selector helps exhaust stale room air •Air In selector brings fresh outside air into room •Dependable, efficient rotary compressor CRYSTAL LAKE 815-455-0300 Crystal Point Hall Rt. 14 & Main St. HANOVER PARK 312-8372500 Stopping Center hrringlM Rd & Irving Perk WE STILL HAVE 76 MODEL AIR CONDITIONERS AT LAST YEARS PRICESA $AVE CAREY Appliance SALES & SERVICE 1241 N.GREEN McHENRY 385-5500 camping, hockey and snowmobiling - sounds like a lot of fun. It can be yours, all yours, and those of your family for the small dues requested by the H.H P.O.A. These and other social activities are now being planned by the association -- Come and join in the fun. The bills have been mailed to all the homeowners in the village. Pay now! Play now! o BIRTHDAY BOUQUETS ...to Joe Mroz ofi the nineteenth, Ed Hughes, Mark Jende and Billy Jaramski who share the twentieth as their special day, to newly wed Roy Lundelius on the twenty-first, to one of the group, Noreen DeWitt May 22 and Phyllis Harper May 23. VILLAGE NEWS Don't forget the monthly board meeting, tomorrow night, Casey's hall 7:30 p.m. See You there. HAVE A NICE DAY Recycling Drive Set In McHenry Saturday Saturday, May 21, will be Recycling day in McHenry, as well as in Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Cary, Harvard, Lake-in- the-Hills, and Lake Zurich. Residents are encouraged to gather bundles of newspapers and magazines; clean, flat­ tened cans with labels removed; clean green, brown, and clear bottles and jars; and all-aluminum cans and other all-aluminum products such as TV dinner trays or aluminum siding scraps. Recyclers are reminded that the bi metal can cannot be recycled It must be dusposed of by way of your regular trash removal. The Beverage Container act, referred to as the "bottle bill", failed to pass the state Legislature recently. Con­ sequently, recyclers say that for as least another year the non-recyclable, non-returnable bi metal can will continue to decorate roadsides, fill our landfills, and worst of all, waste millions of gallons of oil daily in the production of one-way throwaways. Members of the McHenry County Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) and McHenry County Defenders will be on hand Saturday from 9 until 5 to help unload recyclable materials from cars, provide individuals with rope they might need for future paper» bundling, and also prepare the materials "for the next step on the road to being reused. Anyone having questions regarding the recycling of paper, bottles, and cans, or anyone having a large quantity of paper that needs to be picked up, should call Mrs. William (Alice) Howenstine at 385-8512 or Rick Hohimer by Friday evening. Crime Resistance Tips Resist Theft Don't leave valuables in plain sight in your car. They are vulnerable to theft. Lock your valuables in the trunk of your car. A car door lock provides little protection. Reduce Theft A keychain with the ignition key easily removable may prevent theft from your car if you have to leave the key with the parking lot. Resist Purse Snatchers Do you really need to carry that purse or could you get by with a wallet or small purse carried in your pocket? Resist Assault Avoid travel alone especially at night. Let someone know where you are going and when you will arrrive or return home. THE WORD FOR OUR WEEKEND SPECIALS ALL WEEKEND SPECIALS ARE COMPLETE DINNERS FRIDAY MITI -- SCBVMCAf 5 PM BROILED RAINBOW TROUT DEEP FRIED PERCH. DEEP FRIED SCALLOPS W/C0CKTAIL SAUCE BROILED WHITEFISH W/LEM0N BUTTER PRIME RIB of BEEF SUVM* AT 5 PM SAT.. 1 ROAST LOIN OF PORK W/DRESSINC SAUTEED PEPPER STEAK W/PEPPERS, TOMATOES & MUSHROOMS. ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS. PRIME RIB of BEEF. RAINBOW TROUT - SUNDAY SPECIALS - CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH 10 AM-2PM. (CHILDREN S t UNDER $2.00) "FREE ROSE FOR THE LADIES" „00 SMORGASBORD 3 p m 5 (CHILDREN Si UNDER$3.00) 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY, ILL. HILLGOLFU 385-0333 mm LAUREEN HUPKE McHenry Girl Featured In Ice Revue Laureen Hupke of McHenry is shown rehearsing for her role as Cinderella's stepmother in the Chicago Figure Skating club's "S>tars on Ice Revue" being presented Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 20- 22, at Randhurst Twin Ice arena in Mt. Prospect. The aspring champion of the future joins more than 150 other leading amateur skaters from the area participating in colorful Space Odyssey and Cinderella production numbers in the 24-hour family show. The revue also features appearances by Linda Fratianne, new U.S. and world ladies figure skating cham­ pion; Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner, U.S. pairs champions and bronze medalists at world championships; David Santee of Park Ridge, U.S. senior men's bronze medalist and top- ranked Olympic and World teafti $ competitor; among others. Show performances are at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, 6:30p.m. Sunday and at 1:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Proceeds help further the not-for-profit Chicago Figure Skating club's programs for developing amateur figure skaters. Further information is available by phoning 259-5534. Montini Parents Host Last Meeting The Montini Parents association will host its last meeting of this year Thursday, May 19, at the Middle school gym. A program will be presented by the Montini band and the seventh and eighth grade chorus will present a choral program. Slides of school life at Montini will be shown. All Montini parents are urged to attend. Coffee and cookies will be served after the program. GET PROFESSIONAL carpet cleaning results! 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The graduation Mass will be held at St. Mary's Church at 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 24. Watts This Based on a rate of two cents per kilowatt hour it costs $10.04 per year to run a color TV. set. That electric toothbrush only runs you a dime a year. Your electric water heater costs $96 and an electric clock requires $.34 in wattage costs per year. FOR THE VERY BEST IN: • GERANIUMS • BEDDING PLANTS • VEGETABLE PLANTS at very reasonable prices - come to: THOMPSON'S FLOWERS 214 Raffel Rd. Woodstock 338-0711 FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL OCCASIONS * . . . . t k t t w f a , m N. (.rcen St., Me I Icnrv ft