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PG. 4 - PLAINDEALER - WED. JAN. 22, 1969 HoiiSAy Hills News INEZ YOUNG 385-4672 ; •j NOMINATE SLATE OF OFFICERS FOR ASSOCIATION The holiday Hills Property Owner's Association nominated a slate of officers for their February election at the meeting held last^Fr*day evenr ing, Jan. 17. The following members were nominated: Bill Boettcher for president, AI (Bud) RoU/aM Leon Kathan for vice-presld^ia, Dotty Gabriel for recording secretary, pat Roth and Leone Kathan for corresponding secretary. Dennis Kosup and Don Gregg for treasurer, and Ed Hughes for sergeant at arms. For board of directors, Unit 1. Don Dolotowski. Unit 2, Arnold Peterson and R. Theitje. Unit 3, Elirier Mettelka and Don Teuber. Unit 4, Joe Maras, Unit 5. Don Gabriel and NL Dierking, Unit 6, Dick Be mis. For Directors at Large, (two to be elected) Jim Harper, Harry Schroeder, T. Gutekunst, Donna Kasj^-zyk, and Rick Postal. Jim Graf, vice-president, conducted the meeting in the absence of Hal Breede^ president, who is in the hospital, Treasurer, Hank Haufe, gave his report, noting a very low balance, due to the large numbers of 196S dues due. If you have not paid your '6S dues, please do s6 now. Checks should be made payable to.the Holiday Hills Property Owners Association and given to the director in your unit or sent directly to H. Haufe-, 1205 W. Sunset Drive. 1969 dues are due in March. If we are-to cwitinue, the excellent job\i snow plowing, we must have your dues to help maintain the srjow^ plow and keep it in repair. The men have all volunteered their services but we cannot expect them to pay for the maintenance. A discussion followed concerning some action about non-dues ' paying members. It is hoped that all will realize the cost of road maintenance and pay their dues. CUB SCOUT NEWS Calling all fathers!' The Cub Scouts are desperately in need of some fathers to help. uThey have enough den mothers and even have enough room for some more boys but do need the help of some men. For further information, please call Cubmaster Jack White at 3S5- 7352. GET WELL.WISHES Cheerful bouquets of get-well wishes to the following Holiday Hillers on the sick list: Ha! Breede, Janice Carlson and Norma Stanchuk. FOUR WEEKS REMAIN UNTIL iLICENSE DEADLINE A little less than four weeks "vim remain for Illinois motorists to get their 1969 license plates mounted on their vehicles, Secretary of State Paul Powell warned. Midnight Saturday, Feb. 15, is the deadline for having the new plates on the vehicles, he said, emphasizing that merely having applied for the plates or even carrying them inside the car will not be compliance with the, deadline requirement. At present, about 2,500,000 applications have been processed, an increase of 225,000 over the number processed at the same time a year ago. Mr. Powell said. Registration for 1968 totalled 5,409,378. Secretary Powell urged motorists to submit their applications without delay, pointing 0SPJTAL flo&i McHEKRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to Mc- Henry hospital during the past week included William R. Green, Jean Podgorski, Emma Pearson, Lillian Morava, Vicki Butler, Elizabeth Cooper, Crystal Lake; Frances Kravlovec, out that processing time plus the fact that license plates are third clasis mail may result in an interval of two or three weeks between receipt of the applications and delivery of the plates. Plates may be purchased over the counter at Secretary of State's office facilities in Springfield and Chicago and at eighty-seven banks throughout the state. TALLEST??? • The Miami, Florida', courthouse, and the Miami Daily News building are the tallest, and second tallest, buildings in the world at their latitude. The Taj'Mahal is the thirdL Joseph Stefek, Morris Jaransoa, Ella Penkava, Clara Lucas, Ruth C. Cogcttll, Fox Lake; And, Sidney 01 sen, Round Lake; Joan Keating, Lake Villa; Vernon Rousey, John Welter, Jacqueline Scionti. Mary Curran, Alexander Clark, Wonder Lake; Anne Stock, Graysiake; Mary Kleinhenz, Belvidere; Louise Schranz, Patricia J. Kajor, Ingleside; Roy Dinsmore., June Heckmiller, John Jarling, Janis Ingve, Barrington; Martha Menneck, Lombard; Clyde Cummings, Fox River Grove; Edna Jenkins, Ringwood; Genevieve Knigge, William Bartley, Wauconda; Ernest Layton, Antioch; Barbara Douglas, Cary; Helen Robinson, Harvard; Josephine Stastny, Richmond; Emily Grunther, Genoa City; Also, Grace Goffo, Harold Morris, Monica Morris, Josephine Giosa, Florence Rothermel. Barbara Sindler, Theresa Kleeves, Jack Worm, Dean Howard, Joan French, Marie Mareale, Virginia Patience, Eleanor Foley, John Fuqua, Patricia Spoto, Sharon Rogers^ Carmel Doherty, Ellen Weber, Margaret Ehrhardt, Lawrence £elzer, Elmer Carlson, Daniel McNulty, Helen Suman, Pearl Patzke, Adam Smith, Mark Camasta, Janet M. Morris and Lawrence Youngberg, all of McHenry. >Ul CARS COLLIDE Mrs. Leona Nottoli of Dowell road, McHenry, was treated in McHenry hospital last week after she was injured in an accident on Rt. 176, west of Island Lake. The auto travelled into a ditch after striking an icy spot. Truck drivers stopped and helped her out of the ditch, then attempted to stop traffic until she could drive her car, which extended across two lanes, into the proper thoroughfare. In the meantime, Ivan Benderwald of Wright road, McHenry, approached from the other direction and struck the car. He told authorities he saw the vehicle and the men too late to avoid a collision. GET RESULTS PHONE 385-0170 Ft. Silkins, in the upper peninsula of Michigan, is the only stockaded fort remaining between the Alleghenies and the Mississippi, standing as itwas originally built. THREE HOLIDAY LIQUORS MCHENRY'S FOREMOST 4512 W. ROUTE 120 Phone 335 320c McHENRY SALE WED THUR FRI SAT OPEN lieJ' 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Advertised Beers and Beverages not icedL THREE FEATHERS 0 blended Whiskey FULL QUA7J 3 39 Imported Inverness Scotch 2" •irtn PEPSI-COLA 8 - 16 OZ. BOTTLES 66* olus deposit Old Milwaukee DRAFT BEER 24-12 az bottles 2 98 plus dep Pooular Brar>d CIGARETTES ?EG. - KING OR FILTER 2 79 Carton POPULAR BRAND GIN or VODKA 2 39 f i f t h PEBBLEF0RD "><0 a smooth • me straight Bourbon 2 79 f i f t h meisterbiuii Playing BEER Draft or Regular 89< Cards GUART 5 25< BLATZ BEER 79 < o - 12 cz N.R. Bottles I I I OLD STYLE BEEI 349 SOUTHERN COMFORT 24 -12 oz. bottles r"oC f3E .*r 398 Did This Happen To You Last Week? Folks we think we hare about the finest selection of used cars ever avaiable at this time if you're haying car troubles, if your car has been damaged, or if your car is in need of major repairs don't hesitate to view our inventory, at this time of the year we can SAVE you hundreds of dollars and you will never be able to choose from any larger selection than now, regardless of the condition of car, or the age. Well trade. If you can't come in, calL and well come out. 1968 OLDSMOBILE PRICED AT A SAVINGS $2588 Cutlass 2 dr. H.T. Hottest seller in our line. Fully equipped V8 PS. Vinyl interior plus a host of other options, when new }6ver S3600. s 1968 OLDSMOBILE $4188 Toranodo deluxe custom series with all options, factory air cruise control, premium rubber, eta Over $1600 in options, finished in buckskin, with buckskin -vinyl top, buckskin interior. Only one like it when new S6400 1968 BUICK ELECTRA <f** PRICED AT A SAVINGS $3488 4 dr. H T. The pride of our line and is barely broken in Chariot Red w/white \inyl top and harmonizing \vhite interior. Fully powered has practical Buick extras. When new over 55500. 1967 BUICK RIVIERA PRICED TO SELL FAST $3144 RIVIERA 1967 PONTIAC Bonneville SEE IT NOW $2488 4 dr. H.T. popular Vista Series, all options, factory air. 2400 mile auto under factory warranty, priced to save 60^ from new car cost 1966 BUICK LaSABRE READY FOR DELIVERY $1688 Town Sedan, factory air, P.S., P.B., pos-traction pansonic radio, brand new tires, w.w., finished in navy with contrasting interior. One owner, low miles, scr/ic^ Custom, the flag ship of the Buick Fleet. Ebony black w/black vinyl top, black leather interior, fully powered, factory air, premium rubber bears extremely low mileage with ovcjr 3 years of factory warranty#when new $6100. 1967 BUICK ELECTRA SEE IT NOW $2688 2 dr. H.T., power windows, power seat, factory air, host of Buick options, Aztec gold in color, black vinyl top, black brocade interior. When new over S5800. Under 3 year warranty. 1967 OLDSMOBILE Delta "88" PRICED AT A REAL SAVINGS $2488 Holiday Sedan, 4 dr. H.T. in luxurious condition. Complete power, factory air, garage kept since new. platinum gray color, black vinyl top, harmonizing interior, new $5100 1966 CHRYSLER SEE IT NOW $1995 Newyorkers. Here's the one. Factory air. fully powered, premium rubber, and a host of popular extras. New in every way, priced to save you several hundred under our competitive Chrysler market. OVER 150 QUALITY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. DON'T LOOK AT A FEW, LOOK AT SEVERAL. SEE THE OTHERS FIRST, SEE COLLINGBOURNE LAST, WE WONT BE UNDER SOLD. COUINGBOURNE BUICK - OLDS 907 N. Front St. Phone 385«7200