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PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1972 Hospital Notes MCHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Dennis Latimer, Michael Gouge, Jean Bessler, John Hamen, John Berry, Robert Peters, Juanita Strauel, Christine Pugh, Susan Kaleno, Boyd Houston, Paul Cooper, Margaret Smith, Anatasia Kloepfer, Sandra Patience, Ruth Young, Marie Berkley, Timothy Widen, Margie Dix, Thomas Cornwell. Charles Kersch, John Lent, McHenry; Daniel Colatrino, Island Lake; Francis Nystul, Wonder Lake; and Conrad Anderson, Rich­ mond. • MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Arthur Martin, Dr. Joseph Frey, Patricia Harms, McHenry; Annette Leight and Lydia Germain, Wonder Lake. HARVARD HOSPITAL Rudolph Bancura, Island Lake; Kim Delfino, Wonder Lake; and Mrs. Jerry Bunch, McHenry, were recent patients in Harvard hospital. [ I.J. Crnrtoy's [HOROSCOPE Week of July 23 LEO - An individual in every sense of the word, with your life ruled by a purpose. An energetic, en­ thusiastic leader. Your colors are orange and yel­ low. Your lucky numbers are 1 and 9. Your lucky day is Sunday. LEO --July 23 to Aug. 22 -- Take the advice of an old­ er friend about a personal matter you are considering. Your social life should be in a very enjoyable state. VIRGO--Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 --An old friend may come back into your life. Weigh the advantages and disad­ vantages carefully before you decide to renew the friendship. LIBRA-Sept. 23 to Oct.. 22 --Volunteer to help an older friend. Your own fu­ ture will be brighter if you share some of your good f o r t u n e w i t h s o m e o n e i n need. SCORPIO-Oct. v 23 to Nov. 22 --Your week to win! The truth will show up in a situation where you have been criticized when some­ one else was at fault. SAGITTARIUS-Nov. ?3 to Dec. 21--Speed up your efforts to get dull work out of the way. Pleasant events are happening and by getting work done you will be able to participate. CAPRICORN-Dec. 22 to Jan. 19 --Buy new clothes to wear to a special occa­ sion. Your good taste makes shopping a joy. You will find just what you are look­ ing for. AQUARIUS-Jan. 20 to Feb. 18-Don't wear your feelings on your sleeve. Outspoken associates don't mean to be insulting This should be a very nice week with some very pleasant surprises. PISCES - Feb. 19 to March 20 -- Someone envious may try to put you dowj^-fCeep cool! The person who has been hostile (to you will meet with defeatNEvents in your area indicate you have finally met with success in your chosen endeavor. ARIES-March 21 to April 20 --Your schedule should now become more relaxed, affording you the opportunity to get muclj needed rest. You can now achieve more with much less effort. , TAURUS - April 21 to May 20 --Unselfishness is the key word for you. especial­ ly this week. Do what you can for others without ex­ pecting praise. GEMINI --May 21 to June 20 -- Don't shirk duty! You have a tendency this week to be affected by the mid­ summer humdrums. Stay in there and keep pitching. A little relief is right around the corner. **• CANCER- June 21 to July 22 - Financial trends look exceptionally favorable for you this week. Good plan­ ning carefully executed will result in successful work projects. DETERMINATION ... Gary Barleit (R) and David Terler show their riding and roping skill as they galfop around the stalls of the Devon horse grounds prior to their week­ end show. These men are Vietnam amputee veterans who have learned to ride again after losing legs in the war. - CONSUMERS* CORNER FUmmabiUty standards expected for mattresses Mattress fires cause many deaths each year in the United States. Many of the deaths are caused by people smoking in bed. Mattress fires have also been a major source of fires that sweep through homes and apartments. Mattress fires, hopefully, may be­ come a thing of the past next year, when a federal ftimmability standard is expected to go into effect. Bedding industry spokesmen say the new standard will prob­ ably force the bottom-of-the-line mattresses off the market, since it will be impossible for them to meet the flammability require­ ments. There may be another result of the flammability standard, Mat­ tress-makers think that the in­ creased production costs of the non-flammable mattress will lead to separate prices for twin and full-size mattresses. spoRnrcomR AN OU7S7ANP/NGr &LO/E MAN AND APESKV PATTER AT ItiE PlATJE... DENNIS MENKE HELPEP LEAP CINCINNATI REPS TV TOP Of RACE /N NATIONAL ]LEfl£die$ mTERh! P/V&JON. K MENXE CAME TV REPS FROM ttOUS~0N /NTRAPE INVOLVING LEE M04T VALUABLE PLACER LAST VEAR. Births McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. William Walter announce the birth of a daughter July 22. A daughter was born July 23 to Mr; and Mrs. Richard Woellert. Mr. and Mrs. James Cook became parents of a son July 23. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Sornson announce the birth of a daughter July 20. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr,, and Mrs. Leonard Morris, McHenry, became parents of a son July 22. Staying Cool That second wake behind the boat is not that of the boats, nor have they hooked a prize fish. Somewhere in that large wake are two members of the Chicagoland Water Ski Show, keeping their cool, as they water ski barefooted. This, and many other skills performed by this group at the Marine Day Festivals excited the spectators at the city park beach Sunday. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLOPD) INJURESLEG Dick Rehberg sustained a badly injured leg early Tuesday morning when a tractor tire fell on him as he was working behind the McHenry Sand & Gravel company shop, 920 N. Front street. GOOD/YEAR c c d \ / / / ^ c c r n o c c I mm THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. JULY 27 - 28 - 29 - 30 VISIT THE BIG TOP IN OUR PARKING lOT FOR THESE TIRE BUYS 40000MIUE TREAD UFE EXPECTANCY C POUCY!* ? STACKS ANI RACKS lOF TIRES MUST G0!!l CUSTOM POWER CUSHION P0LYSTEEL ANY SIZE IN STOCK *A95 This is the new Custom Power Cushion Polysteel tire you've seen advertised on T.V. The same kind of tire steel dril l bits didn't stop. The tire with a body cf tough, f lexible polyester cord to soak up the shocks - and double belts of stro protective steel cord finder the tread to resist penetration Chances are you won't run over steel bits (as we did in this demonstration) But think of the confidence you'll have in a tire that did iust that and kent on coins with no loss of air No Fed En. Tax or trade-in needed • 40 * or more of th rirpth r • Dri'sscd up. i Iranrd up lho> look Krt'Hl Whif»*walls, blackballs tubHess or tube-typt FREE MOUNTING CHECK YOUR SIZE CHECK VOLJR PRICf HerZ,sJTiRF ATTENTION 4-£hfo™> <clrw owners [N. 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