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0 »»«*.- 12 I'l . \IM>lv\l.K.K-HKR ALD. FRIDAY . MARCH 22.1985 MOLLY MILLIGAN Your Home Decorator Pan* Milhgan Syndicate BLUEBELL, BOOK AND CANDLE If your home or apartment doesn't have a fireplace, you can still enjoy the excitement ot a fire by placing lighted candles in strategic corners. Burning candles not only add vitality to a room, but they also shed a warm and I(altering glow on guests and furniture. A few candles on a table in the middle of a room (where a lamp would not be possible) add a touch of instant magic. It I could have only three decorating accessories, I would choose tlowers, books and candles. And all three can be purchased for lesv than twenty dollars! * Ifexr Molly Milligan: I have a large group of family photographs which I would like to display. Any ideas? Jack, Si. l.ouis IX'ai I;kk• A well lighted hallway--cither upstairs or down--can make u wonder I ul little gallery lor family photographs, which might be lost if the loom wire bigger Since all photos are of family members, there's no need to woiry about shapes or sizes of frames, as the family theme gives them the s'atus ot "collection". If you have many small prints, you may want to arrange them in a close-knit group on wide mats. IViir Molly Milligan: What is your personal opinion of family photographs in the living room? Please be frank. Billie, Klgin, II. Dear Bdhe- II you really want to keep family photographs in your living room. I suggest you group them all together on a desk or sofa table. If siiung atound the toom they will tend to look forlorn and forgotten. Please don't clutter up the piano (a delicate musical instrument) with a display ol Iannis and friends. I would also advise against placing photographs on the mainlepiece. I his spot is best reserved for a few good objects of art. Personally, I prefer to see Tamily photographs in a bedroom, family room oi hall Bet let yet. in a family album. Well, you asked me to be frank. If von >!./> . ,/ ,/ueuion tor Your Home Decorator, send it along with a selj-uddressed, Moiti/ftl cmi'lu/H' "> Hollx Mill/van. HO Box U, Dundee. II 6011*. Allow Jour weeks lot a /••/•/»• Send your children to college Several seminars for children are listed in the new April-May schedule of McHenry County College's Community Education classes, seminars and workshops. The baton twirling class will continue. There are now both beginning and intermediate classes. Recreational basketball is offered on Sunday afternoons at the college for junior high age boys and girls. There are Saturday morning typing classes for junior high and high school students, which meets at the college. Another class meets at Woodstock High School on Monday evenings. Andrea Fessl will again offer roller skating. There is a class for tiny tots and another for children ages 6 to 13. There is also a new roller skating class, especially for children and adults who are mentally, physically or emotionally handicapped. It will be a carefully structured class, teaching participants balance, how to fall, backwards and forwards skating and other simple maneuvers. Ingrid Nowicki will again be offering conversational German for children age 7 to 11 in McHenry on Tuesday evenings. The class offers youth an op­ portunity to speak, read and write in another language. Karate will again be held at the college on Saturday mor­ nings. High school students can also sign up to receive algebra and geometry extra help at the college on Saturday mornings in April. Register in person at the college in Room 140 of the main hall building. The MCC Registration Office is open Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Weekend set for children of alcoholics "Finding the Balance" is the title of a weekend workshop about Adult Children of Alcoholics, designed to provide insight and understanding regarding the dilemma of being an adult child of an alcoholic. The sessions will be held at George Williams College Lake Geneva Wisconsin campus on April 19 to 21. For a brochure and-or information contact Dene T. Stamas Adult Children Center, 1100 S. Main, Lombard, (312) 495-2014. Hollows Lake stocks trout Hollows I^ake of McHenry County was one of 30 Illinois State Parks to recently receive a stock of catchable rainbow trout through the Illinois Department of Conservation. Anglers will be prohibited from taking trout in the area until April 6, in order to permit stocking by DOC fisheries biologists. After 5 a.m., April 6 anglers may continue to take rainbow trout unitil the supply is exhausted. Opening of some sites may be later than the April 6 date and qualified fishermen must have fishing licenses and salmon stamps. For additional information about site regulations contact the site; or the Department of Conservation, Division of Fish and Wildlife Resources, 524 S. Second St., Springfield, 62706 or phone (217) 782-6424. THE FABULOUS FAKES a comedy "BOY-LESQUE REVIEW" 1 V/ AS SLF N ON AM < HI('A(iO ' KY I- ON ( IIH ACd ! AND SOON ON I'M MAfiA/IM V- V >9 FROM Sydney, Australia HOI.LY BROWN NMVM" GINGER SPICE *./ U«|l" Honolulu, Hawaii CHINA NUYEN IWAMrt" Chicago, Illinois GINGER GRANDT J Mr I argm Ft mult Impersonator 1*1 C upiivity l os Angeles, California DIANA McKAY Ihunu Hun tuns ftdkt Nut* SHOWTIMES: 8:00 & 11:00 P.M. 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