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lilt 19436 A mix Arnold J. Rauen (left), president, Bank for Savings and Loan Associations, 39 S. LaSalle, Chicago, joined with chief sponsor Rep. Frank Annunzio, Democrat, Chicago, in marking passage and signing of the 1970 Housing Bill, one provision of which specifically designates the unique bank as a qualified recipient for deposits that can be carried as liquid assets on the records of customer savings anc^loan associations. ank For Savings Ana Loan Achieves Liquidity Approval The only bank of its kind in the country, the Bank for Sav­ ings and Loan Associations is owned by 179 Illinois state char­ tered savings and loan associ­ ations performing a central re­ serve function for the industry. The existence of the bank was threatened last year when the Federal Home Loan Bank board revised existing regulations to exclude the bank's deposits from the liquidity classifica­ tion, necessitating the legisla­ tion, H.R. bill 19436. "Passage of this bill will have far-reaching effects onthe housing industry in Illinois," Rauen commented. "The entire" construction industry, plus sav­ ings and loans throughout the state, are indebted to Congress­ man Annunzio for his tireless efforts in guiding this legisla­ tion through the CongresS, which^in effect, prevented des­ truction of a private enterprise through regulatory fiat." The Bank for Savings and Loan Associations currently has assets in excess of $27 million. Mr. Rauej), Bank for Savings & Loan Associa­ tions' president, resides at 2721 Regner road, Pistakee Bay, Mc- Henry. MEANWHILE BACK AT THE COURTHOUSE" . - BRANCH COURT ill Magistrate William J. Gleason Wayne A. Wautelet, 5605 A- corn lane, McHenry, charged with speeding, amended to loud mufflers, fined $50 and costs. Paul R. Prather, 906 S. Totem trail, McHenry, charged with no valid driver's license,amended to expired driver's license less than 6 months, fined $100 and costs Neil A. Talty, 412 Nippersink drive, McHenry, charged with driving while intoxicated, a- mended to reckless driving, fined $250 and costs. Charles F. Sigrist, Main street, Huntley, charged with driving while intoxicated, a - mended to reckless driving, fined $200 and costs. STORE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 6 /a Sunday 9 to 2:3o| v PAGE 9-PLAIiiOEALER-FRI,, JANUARY f, 1971 3720 West Elm Street ̂ McHenry, Illinois The National Geographic so­ ciety has sponsored over 160 expeditions since 1888--up as high as 72,395 feet, and as low as 3,028 below sea level, from the Nile to Alaska, from Holy Land to Folsom Man. future personnel inc, aK6cvc% t* (f&u* C O V E N T R Y P R O F E S S I O N A L B U I L D I N G 4 5 7 C O V E N T R Y L A N E C R Y S T A L L A K E . I L L I N O I S 4 5 9 9 0 1 0 i S H E E T S F I I I ? » P A P E R osco $b!iua If 500 COUNT FILLER PAPER 5 Hole With Rule Reg. 88* The McHenry Public Schools Present A Community School of Adult Education HI </> o REGISTRATION INFORMATION CUfiSSeS ..... Registration 1 uition ..... Refunds Credit Courses . Classes will begin in the week of Jan. 25 and will be held from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. unless otherwise specified at the time of registration. Classes will meet weekly on the day listed at registration. Non- credit courses will meet for ten weeks, courses for high school credit will meet for fifteen week. MONDAY-THURSDAY JANUARY 11-14 7:00-8:30 P.M. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM (3711 W. KANE AVE.) McHENRY ® . . Y • The fee for non-credit^courses is $12.00 unless specified differently at the time of registration. The fee for high school credit courses is $18.00. Fees must be paid at the time of registration. Book ren­ tals and cost of supplies will be paid by the students. „ The Community school director reserves the right to cancel any class with inadequate enrollment or for which a qualified teacher cannot be found. Tuition will be refunded only in such cases or after the first meeting of the class. . . - Credit courses will be offered for adults wishing to complete their high school degree. High school seniors may also be, admitted to credit courses. These courses will meet once a week for fifteen we4ks, with six hours of homework per week as a required part of the course. Students should get ap­ proval from their past principal to take all such courses. IT IS WHEN A MAN SEEKS KNOWLEDGE OF HIS OWN FREE WILL THAT HIS REAL EDUCATION BEGINS" COURSES OFFERED CREATIVE LEISURE . Antiques for Fun Tuesday Beginning Drawing & Painting Thursday Advanced Drawing & Painting Monday Portrait Drawing & Painting Tuesday Art Crewel-Creative Stitchery Wednesday Bridge Wednesday Ceramics, Beginning Mon & Wed Adv. Ballroom Dancing Thursday Dancing, Ballroom, Beginning Thursday Dancing, Square Thursday Flower Arranging Thursday Hair Styling & Hair Dressing Thursday Organ Instruction Tuesday SPORTS FOR FUN AND FITTNESS Photography, Creative 21e , ^ , Thursday Photography, Elementary Camera Tuesday Poodle Grooming Wednesday Public Speaking J \ Theology, Contemporary Writing, Creative Music, Guitar Instruction I Music, Guitar Instruction II Chess Landscaping Art Analysis Tip to Toe DRIVER EDUCATION School Bus Driving Driver Education Defensive Driving Driver License Review Refresher FOREIGN LANGUAGES English as a Second Language Conversational French Conversational German Conversational Spanish I Conversational Spanish II Monday / Tuesday Monday Thursday Thursday Monday Monday Wednesday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday Tuesday Wednesday "Thursday Wednesday Wednesday HOME AND FAMILY Know Your Car - Women Wednesday Cake Decoration Monday Chinese Cooking Thursday Furniture Upholstering Tues. & Thurs. Interior Decorating Tuesday Knitting, Crocheting, Basic Monday Crocheting Workshop Tuesday Preparation for Citizenship Monday Sewing, Advanced Tuesday Sewing, Alterations Wednesday Sewing and Selection, Begin Monday Sewing Intermediate Thursday BUSINESS SKILLS Bookkeeping I Tuesday Bookkeeping II Thursday Data Processing, Basic * Thursday Investments and Securities, Basic Tuesday Investments & Securities, Advan. Wednesday Business Machines " Tuesday Reading Beginning Tuesday Adult Speed Reading - Thursday Shorthand I Tuesday Shorthand II Wednesday Typing I Thursday Typing II Thursday VOCATIONAL & TECHNICAL Anatomy & Physiology Monday Auto Mechanics Intermed. Tuesday Blue Prints for Profit Thursday Drafting Tuesday Electricity, Practical Basic Monday Electronics I Tuesday Electronics II Wednesday Gas Engines, Small Thursday Welding, Arc, Basic Monday Archery, Beginning Basketball, Jogging, Volleyball, Swimming (Men) Golf I Golf II Judo I Judo II Hunter Safety Instruction Modern Dance & Exercise Slimming through Activities and Exercise (Women) Swimming, Begin (Women) Swimming, Intermed. (Women) Swimming, Begin (Men) Swim, 50 Mile Swim Tennis I Tennis n Coast Guard-Boat Safety First Aid < Scuba Diving Family Swimming Physical Fitness Power Squadron Class HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT General Educational Development English Math Constitution Algebra I English 200 - Introduction to English Grammar English 201 - Advanced English Grammar History, American History, World Psychology Sociology ART ANALYSIS -- The class will consist of demonstration and discussion. Demonstrations will be made through films, examples, and personal projects of various subject matter and media, by the instructor. The class will be open to all students (beginners advanced) and enrollment will be unlimited. ADVANCED BALLROOM DANCING - For those students who have taken beginning ballroom dancing and wish to continue advanced work. , ^ . J TIP TO TOE -- This course is designed to provide individual self-awareness for the benefit of self-improvement. Included are such topics as hats, wigs, hair styles, praper skin care, basic and corrective make-up techniques. BEGINNING CROCHET WORKSHOP - Learn basic and fancy stitches. Work with a variety of threads and yarns and learn how to care for finished product. Learn to make simple products as well as some of the latest crochet styles. Right and left handed students welcome- Register By Mail - Clip And Mail In This Coupon! jster by Mail -- Become a certified school SCHOOL BUS DRIVING CLA bus driver. t SCUBA DIVING - The scuba diving course is open to male and female swimmers. This class consists of lectures and practice work in the pool. PHYSICAL FITNESS - WEIGHT \RAINING, JOGGING CLASS - Course is designed to develop and strengthen both the | cardovascular and muscular systems of the body. MAIL TO: McHenry Adult Education Central Administration 3926 W. Main St. McHenry, 111. 60050 Please find enclosed $ for My registration in. Name . Address City Telephone Second Choice.^. Check must accompany registration form - payable to McHenry Adult Education Program. 0 Monday Wednesday Tuesday Tuesday Thursday Monday Wednesday Monday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Monday Monday Thursday Thursday Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Thursday Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Tuesday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Monday Wednesday Tuesday THE T!ME~RH£A$t : Perspirant 9 oz. Reg. 1.35 ADORN SELF ADHESIVE DECORATING PLASTIC 4.^1 You'll brighten dozens of spots in your home with these Beautiful patterns. Each roll 4 yds. x 18" wide. Reg. 1.59 Ultra Brite Toothpaste • For the Brightest Teeth • For the Freshest Breath • For the Healthiest Smile 5 oz. FINGER TIP TOWELS Reg. 01 $ 29' StLVANIA Flash Cubes 3 CUBES/12 FLASHES Reg. 1.19 * POLAROID •FOLDING PACK CAMERAS CL0SE0UT PRICE NORELCO Triplehead Shaver . \ A. >4 CLIP AND SAVE 20 Gallon Trash Can Liners Reg. 1.39 Floating microgroove heads follow the contours of the face. Pop out trimmer for sideburns, Reg. 23.88 1 ie race, rop OUT R $19 CONCENTRATED \VVIND0W WASHER SOLVENT 1 At DOW LIQUID TIRE CHAIN • Reg. 39' PLASTIC TOILET SEAT COVERS $088Reg 695 IIUI Rrt Rrt RA Rrt R* Art Rrt R* Rfl R* R* RA RA RA RA A rt ^ Wide Ass't. Children's SOCKS Reg. 89"& 99' W E R E S E R V E T H E R I G H T T O L I M I T Q U A N T I T I E S