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6 THE BEST WAY TO ATTAIN GOOD tUCK IS TO WATCH FOR OPPORTUN!TIES tleCllll,Oi,t LAI€ SERVICE \tAN T0 Ir{ARRY l,lr. an,J i4rs. George trrl. Houtchens of Fern Creek, Kentueky, have announeed the enggsenent of their daughter, Donna Jean, to Mr. Glenn B. Gates, son of Jh. an,:J lvlrs. Ben ilates, McCuLIom,Lake, tleHenry, Illinois. r,llss Houtehens is a graduate of Etta Hart Academy oP Advaneed Hair Stvline anrl is no'i{ on the staf f at Bueehel Beauty Salon, LorrisvLlle. l4r. iates is a'L oresent servinq i.n the I].S. Arrny and is statlonerl at Et. Knox, Kentueky. The r,redding r^'111 take olaee JuLy 2nd, ln Louisville, KentucE]r. I,OCAL YOUNG ANULTS RECEIVE HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA FF"OM McHIINRY COMIruNIIY HfGH. Listed belon are the local I{cCuLtom Lake students who received their diplomas following the graduatlon exerclses tn MeCracken Fleld, Last Friday evening, June I0. lcti-ng Supt. M. L. Schoenholtz pre- eented the diplomas, the Local graduatce are as follows: Edna Ayero, Leonard Morris, Pam Parkhurst and Lynne Schultzo The Pletorial Newsletter who Like to gtvo thelr sineere best wlshes and congratulations to our Local youth and hope they have a bright future ahead of them whether they go on to eollege or some chosen profession. SAFEG!,.'AED YOUR CASH att' HAVE RECOR,DS roa a a a a t SAVE STEPgoaa a a .aa a o VATID RECEIPIg a a a a a a nnixr DEPOSITS BY MAIL sPrro PAY'VIENTS get oll the bene$its of tl CHECKING A€fl$#NT st WALK.UP & DRIVE.IN WINDOWS OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 4:30 p.nt. to 7:30 P.m. McHenry State Bank "Where Farnily Nloney lfatters" PHONE 385-1040