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'# BOD 5 TOI] tiiDsmi 18&OSTOCI WQQD5Ttfi |«DOOSTI HEARING AID REPAIR SERVICE FOR ALL MAKBSII LOW PRICES-GUARANTEED WORK *MALL0RY*RAY-0-VACaEVEREADY BATTERIES HMUCWW BUY-AT-WHOLES ALE 1 HEARING AID SALE I DISCOUNT PRICES-NATIONAL BRANDS CLASSES AVAILABLE Note: Aerobic dance classes start Nov. 3 * Women's Exercise * Massage Therapy * Aerobic Dance # f * Weight Lifting/Universal Tots Program 10% Off all classes with this advertisement. 3 months of free classes plus one free massage with payment of an annual enrollment. GYMNASTICS: (2 years to 18 years) Both Recreational and Competitive Programs $15 - $35 per month * 2 sets of Olympic cable bars 0 Olympic suede * Olympic spring relex floor vaulting horse * Olympic suede •Russian safety pit padded high beams All equipment Is AMF- USGF safety-approved and was purchased from the World Games In Texas. JOTS INDOOR FLEA MARKET SI 14 Rl. 174,Crystal Ufa* MHUUftUUmjULM) oral AT SAM EVERY SAT. A SMI. Super Bargain* on Now and Used Mdse. Antique*, Junque and Collectible* Dealers Invited-Reas. Rates .2545 154740 (312)439-2 Voice Of Democracy \ *t \ . _ \ • 1 *• ... g % Essay Contest Opens Sophomore, junior and senior students attending the McHenry and Johnsburg high schools are eligible to enter the annual Voice of Democracy essay contest sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4600 and the Ladies auxiliary. "Building America Together" is the theme for the contest, stated Gerry Kuck, president of the Ladies auxiliary, who also is the auxiliary Voice of Democracy chairman. Full details are available at McHenry high schools East and West campuses as well as at Johnsburg high school. The local winners will advance to compete with winners from other high schools in the Veterans of Foreign Wars 5th district. The district consists of V.F.W. posts and auxiliaries in McHenry and Lake counties. The 5th district winner will advance to state competition and will be the guest of the State of Illinois V.F.W. and auxiliary in Springfield in February. The state winner will receive a five-day all expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. Prizes on local, district and state level are United States government bonds. The national winners will receive scholarships in the amounts of $14,000 for first place to $1,000 for sixth place. Deadline for local entries is Nov. 16. Farm Bureau Offers Defensive Driving Mock Disaster Shortly after 7 a.m. Sunday the first calls went out - there was a fire of unknown size at a "factory" in Ringwood. The fact that this was a drill did not matter at Company I fire fighters headed north. At right, the first truck arrives on the scene and begins to assess the problem at hand. Almost immediately calls are made for more men and equipment, and departments from all over eastern McHenry and western Lake counties responded. As the fire fighters discovered the scope of this "factory fire", calls for Rescue squad and emergency medical units were made. There were more than 30 injured "victims" at this, mock disaster who had to be assessed, treated and transported without undue delay. Fire, rescue and police personnel instituted the county disaster, which is a systems approach to the handling of disasters. Below, trained emergency medical personnel prepare to move one of the many people "pinned" under I- beams in the "factory." Below right, fire fighters aid in the transportation of the victim to the appropriate area. The fire fighters practiced the various methods used in combatting a blaze and dealing with hazardous materials likely to be found in a factory. The emergency medical personnel worked on improving field treatment and transportation of the injured. All together, fire and rescue units from McHenry, Johnsburg, Spring Grove, Richmond, Wonder Lake, Fox Lake, Crystal Lake, Wauconda, Woodstock, Nunda and even Algonquin responded to the training exercise. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD Woodstock m & Slim £/lub Fitness Center 120 Ea&t Calhoun Woodstock, Illinois 60098 (815) 338-3456 •JUJ JKi \ .4 "GYMNASTICS All citizens are invited to participate in one of Farm Bureau's most important c o m m u n i t y s e r v i c e programs--the Defensive Driving courses--planned Nov. 12 and Nov. 19. "This program is for all drivers and can serve as a refresher course for everyone" said Mrs. Leona Luerssen, chairman of the Farm Bureau Women's committee which is spon­ soring the program. "It is a fine program for new drivers, but experience shows that veteran drivers learn from it, too. Many school districts ask their bus drivers to participate. New developments in responding to situations are discussed by the instructor. "Movies and demon­ strations in cooperation with the National Safety council make this a valuable program." The course will be given from 6:30 to 10 p.m. both evenings. Only cost is for the workbook and other materials. People are asked to register by contacting the Farm Bureau so adequate materials can be ordered in advance. * * • • J^Jjg^g^y^yg^gJ^WEDNESDAY^OCTOBUER^j^lSl Making money easy is the hard way.