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VI Form Parent Organization For Lamaze A parent organization has recently been formed in McHeitry county for couplet who have received Lamaze instruction. The overall goals of this group are to promote Lamaze and to educate. themselves as better parents. Toward this end, a seminar was held Feb. 3 at Woodstock hospital with Dr. Han, pediatrician, as the guest speaker. His talk was in­ formative and enjoyable. , A general meeting is planned for Feb. 25, when a E.N., Janet Smith, twill discuss "Life-post partum." Also, an important function of the group, "The Mother's Help Line", will be evaluated and discussed. On March 11, a meeting is planned for both parents at Marian Central high school in Wood­ stock. Anyone in McHenry county who has received Lamaze instruction is invited to join. For more information, contact Mrs. Erwin (Connie) Woehlbrandt or Mrs. Robert (Linda) Gough. Lions Social Night To Benefit Service Activities Saturday evening, Feb. 21, will see the McHenry Lions club hosting a social night at the McHenry American Legion Post 491 on Ringwood road. The Lions s^re out to top last year's very successful event, with proceeds used to further their community service and blind activities. Festivities will begin at 8 "p.m., according to William Thomas, chairman for the event. There will be a fine band for dancing. Tickets are available from any member of the Lions club. The McHenry Lions club conducts its activities throughout the year to support its active program of service to the blind, and for funding of numerous community projects. Recent works by the Lions include a Lions fountain for the city park and another for the new Petersen park, plus a complete ball diamond and backstop for Petersen park. The Veterans administration has guaranteed or insured 9.1 million home loans to veterans since World War II. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS A doable welcome to the board of directors of'McHeary Savings and Loan association Is given to Arnold J. Raven by Charles M. Adams, president, left, and Robert C. Winkle, chairman, right. Pate and Alfred D. Goebbert, Jr. McHenry Savings and Loan association, with offices in both McHenry and Richmond, reported year end assets of $30,500,000. Arnold Rauen Is Namod To Savings Board Arnold J. Rauen was recently elected to the board of directors of McHenry Savings and Loan association. The announcement was made by board chairman, Robert C. Winkle. Well known throughout the McHenry arfea, Rauen is president of the Bank for Savings and Loan Associations, Chicago. He was formerly midwest director of the Treasury department's savings bond program. He was a justice of peace in McHenry Township for 20 years and also a member of the township's board of auditors. Other members of McHenry Savings' board, in addition to Winkle, were reelected at the S&L's annual meeting. They are George M. Freund, Charles Weingart, Leonard A. Schultz, Kathleen E. Marinangel, Frederick C. Cappetta, G. Dale In the Swing Being in the swing used to mean relaxing on your front porch. Home-made jam is what you get when you start that break fast argument with your wife. That's the time your cereal will turn <crisp, crackle and soggy. So, don't jump out of bed so fast in the mornings, you're likely to sprain your ankle. ^lllltltllltimilllttllltttHHMIttHIMIIItttltt | Hospital Note McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted recently to McHenry hospital included Anne Kassanetz, Connie Koch, Russell Beck, William Hollian. James Kenton, Daniel Hin- spater, Daniel Evans. Matthew Joyce, Harriet Larsen. McHenry; Pamela Sakinsky, Wonder Lake; Elaine Placky. James Busch, Spring Grove; and Muriel Vaught, Island Lake. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, recently included Alfred Thelen, baby Samantha Hughes, Kristi Miller, Marie Vales, Anne Norton, Master Eric Pennebaker, Anna Reinwall, Patricia Hartmann, Annette Brogan, McHenry; George Hartmann, Edward Raske. Jack Russell, baby Andrew Miller, Heather Talley, Wonder Lake. HARVARD MEMORIAL HARVARD Mrs. Edmund Suberla of Wonder Lake has- been ad­ mitted as a patient to Harvard hospital. r Births 1 TOURIST .Betty Ford grts her first look of tbe liberty Bell ia its new home across the street from In­ dependence Hall In Phila­ delphia recently. Mrs. Ford is in town to dedicate a new statue at the Federal Court­ house. McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kurowski. 706 Lillian. McHenry. are the parents of a son born on Feb. 11. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lossmann, 2102 N. Richmond. McHenry on Feb. 11. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK A son was born to Mr and Mrs Jerome May, McHenry, on Feb. 12. PACK 2 • PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY % II Marian High Kicks Off Fund RaisingCandy Drive/ Marian Central's annual fund-raising chocolate drive begins this week with the student body selling * popular candy bar. Students will be selling the delicious Brazil nut and malted milk bars in the county-wide campaign held annually at this time for the school's general fund Students will again be working for many incentive prises, including a motorbike, stereo sound system, TV game. Character is never es­ tablished in a single year. THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALEH Established 1875 3812 Wort Elm Stroot Phono 385-0170 McHenry, Illinois 60060 Published Every Wedneedey & Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. 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